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Participant[quote=stockstradr]I think the single reason she’s on the ticket is she’s got a good M.I.L.F. Rating among conservative evangelical Republican males![/quote]
Yes, stockstradr, I have noticed that the evangelical types find her hot. I guess they like that deer in headlights look in her eyes. I personally find her revoltingly unappealling. Yet another of many differences between me and….
Participant[quote=stockstradr]I think the single reason she’s on the ticket is she’s got a good M.I.L.F. Rating among conservative evangelical Republican males![/quote]
Yes, stockstradr, I have noticed that the evangelical types find her hot. I guess they like that deer in headlights look in her eyes. I personally find her revoltingly unappealling. Yet another of many differences between me and….
Participant[quote=stockstradr]I think the single reason she’s on the ticket is she’s got a good M.I.L.F. Rating among conservative evangelical Republican males![/quote]
Yes, stockstradr, I have noticed that the evangelical types find her hot. I guess they like that deer in headlights look in her eyes. I personally find her revoltingly unappealling. Yet another of many differences between me and….
Participant[quote=stockstradr]I think the single reason she’s on the ticket is she’s got a good M.I.L.F. Rating among conservative evangelical Republican males![/quote]
Yes, stockstradr, I have noticed that the evangelical types find her hot. I guess they like that deer in headlights look in her eyes. I personally find her revoltingly unappealling. Yet another of many differences between me and….
September 26, 2008 at 10:27 PM in reply to: Jim Rogers: NOT the end of the world, let em go bankrupt! #276272ParticipantMadeInTaiwan said “With out credit, the economic engine will seize.”
Really? Are we still beating that drum? I’ve heard for the past 8 years, mainly from the Bush camp, that oil and credit are the life blood of the economy. This is patently false, and I wish those misconceptions would go away. Savings and technological innovation are the life blood of a sustainably prosperous economy. Oil and credit are poison to America, leading only to costly interventionist war, deficit spending and speculative bubbles.
September 26, 2008 at 10:27 PM in reply to: Jim Rogers: NOT the end of the world, let em go bankrupt! #276524ParticipantMadeInTaiwan said “With out credit, the economic engine will seize.”
Really? Are we still beating that drum? I’ve heard for the past 8 years, mainly from the Bush camp, that oil and credit are the life blood of the economy. This is patently false, and I wish those misconceptions would go away. Savings and technological innovation are the life blood of a sustainably prosperous economy. Oil and credit are poison to America, leading only to costly interventionist war, deficit spending and speculative bubbles.
September 26, 2008 at 10:27 PM in reply to: Jim Rogers: NOT the end of the world, let em go bankrupt! #276540ParticipantMadeInTaiwan said “With out credit, the economic engine will seize.”
Really? Are we still beating that drum? I’ve heard for the past 8 years, mainly from the Bush camp, that oil and credit are the life blood of the economy. This is patently false, and I wish those misconceptions would go away. Savings and technological innovation are the life blood of a sustainably prosperous economy. Oil and credit are poison to America, leading only to costly interventionist war, deficit spending and speculative bubbles.
September 26, 2008 at 10:27 PM in reply to: Jim Rogers: NOT the end of the world, let em go bankrupt! #276577ParticipantMadeInTaiwan said “With out credit, the economic engine will seize.”
Really? Are we still beating that drum? I’ve heard for the past 8 years, mainly from the Bush camp, that oil and credit are the life blood of the economy. This is patently false, and I wish those misconceptions would go away. Savings and technological innovation are the life blood of a sustainably prosperous economy. Oil and credit are poison to America, leading only to costly interventionist war, deficit spending and speculative bubbles.
September 26, 2008 at 10:27 PM in reply to: Jim Rogers: NOT the end of the world, let em go bankrupt! #276591ParticipantMadeInTaiwan said “With out credit, the economic engine will seize.”
Really? Are we still beating that drum? I’ve heard for the past 8 years, mainly from the Bush camp, that oil and credit are the life blood of the economy. This is patently false, and I wish those misconceptions would go away. Savings and technological innovation are the life blood of a sustainably prosperous economy. Oil and credit are poison to America, leading only to costly interventionist war, deficit spending and speculative bubbles.
Participant“That’s, of course, assuming she survives the debate – which I think is seriously in question at this point. Biden is a formidable debater, and is likely to make mincemeat of her.”
What scares me is that not once but twice Bush made mincemeat of himself, regardless of opponent, with his inarticulate blather and still won. The half of the country that voted for Bush won’t recognize how vacuous she is, no matter what Biden says. Got hope? Not enough, not yet.
Participant“That’s, of course, assuming she survives the debate – which I think is seriously in question at this point. Biden is a formidable debater, and is likely to make mincemeat of her.”
What scares me is that not once but twice Bush made mincemeat of himself, regardless of opponent, with his inarticulate blather and still won. The half of the country that voted for Bush won’t recognize how vacuous she is, no matter what Biden says. Got hope? Not enough, not yet.
Participant“That’s, of course, assuming she survives the debate – which I think is seriously in question at this point. Biden is a formidable debater, and is likely to make mincemeat of her.”
What scares me is that not once but twice Bush made mincemeat of himself, regardless of opponent, with his inarticulate blather and still won. The half of the country that voted for Bush won’t recognize how vacuous she is, no matter what Biden says. Got hope? Not enough, not yet.
Participant“That’s, of course, assuming she survives the debate – which I think is seriously in question at this point. Biden is a formidable debater, and is likely to make mincemeat of her.”
What scares me is that not once but twice Bush made mincemeat of himself, regardless of opponent, with his inarticulate blather and still won. The half of the country that voted for Bush won’t recognize how vacuous she is, no matter what Biden says. Got hope? Not enough, not yet.
Participant“That’s, of course, assuming she survives the debate – which I think is seriously in question at this point. Biden is a formidable debater, and is likely to make mincemeat of her.”
What scares me is that not once but twice Bush made mincemeat of himself, regardless of opponent, with his inarticulate blather and still won. The half of the country that voted for Bush won’t recognize how vacuous she is, no matter what Biden says. Got hope? Not enough, not yet.
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