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nbcjr said:wow is this real?
The sad thing is, the lower her scores are, the more conservatives will love her.
nbcjr said:wow is this real?
How do we know that these people are really rednecks?CharlieDigital said:That Rednecks for Obama site has the best retort to this: http://rednecks4obama.com/page3.php
"I don't care about his beer, I care about his intelligence"
"We've had many democratic presidents, and we will still have our guns"
"He is brilliant. And he's not an elitist, though he has the education to be"
-Tony Viessman
Y2Kev said:I appreciate your help. Frankly I find it sort of upsetting that the government does not mandate basic finance courses for all citizens. Then again, if people were on the up and up, I guess it'd be easier to fleece people on their retirement accounts with 90% lehman bros stock.
Jack Scofield said:What's this "trooper-gate" you guys keep talking about? Sorry if it's obvious, but I'm not following politics too closely.
scorcho said:On the surface, but Quixote is driven by unrequited love and his innocence grounds the silliness of his actions and fantasies! There's no comparison! Leave!
heh.
Jack Scofield said:What's this "trooper-gate" you guys keep talking about? Sorry if it's obvious, but I'm not following politics too closely.
Jack Scofield said:What's this "trooper-gate" you guys keep talking about? Sorry if it's obvious, but I'm not following politics too closely.
kkaabboomm said:http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/10/us/10trooper.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin
has this been posted yet?
Palins Repeatedly Pressed Case Against Trooper
i hope the troopergate official report has the same conclusion
XxenobladerxX said:How do we know that these people are really rednecks?
HylianTom said:You should see how often they post "I need to buy more ammo before Obama bans it" comments over at FreeRepublic. These folks are delusional.
The government needs to mandate a lot of other basic course and drop others. There are more then a few courses that worked well in the past, but don't work well in the current world. For instance, there needs to be more education on healthy diets and exercising; to many kids are overweight and are not learning about how to prevent it from happening or what to do about it.Y2Kev said:I appreciate your help. Frankly I find it sort of upsetting that the government does not mandate basic finance courses for all citizens. Then again, if people were on the up and up, I guess it'd be easier to fleece people on their retirement accounts with 90% lehman bros stock.
speculawyer said:Absolutely! This is a great time to start. Sure . . . it is possible to go down a few hundred more points but we have to be pretty close to the bottom.
You are crazy if you have the opportunity to do this and you do not do it.
Tim-E said:I'm in WV and there's a pawn shop with an LCD sign outside that has been saying "Get your guns before Obama does" or something similar. :lol
Chichikov said:As catastrophic as his presidency was (is), he's still ten times more qualified than a joke like Palin.
And personally I always thought that people who paint him as a semi-retarded clown are not only drawing a simplistic picture, but actually cutting this administration some undeserved slack.
Her scores are pathetic.:lol :lolMassiveAttack said:
HylianTom said:If we get anything awesome in the next four years (aside from the obvious - Supreme Court appointees), it's going to be the entertaining antics of depressed/paranoid hillbilles. It's gonna be a riot.:lol
Ether_Snake said:The time of concessions on the part of the US empire begins:
U.S. may drop North Korea from terrorism list: report
Pentagon sees reconciliation with Taliban
US should talk with its enemies: Petraeus
All in today's news.
Tim-E said:I know. I can only hope I'm done with college and living in another state by then. :lol
Palin wrongly suggests Congress bans oil exports
By H. JOSEF HEBERT, Associated Press Writer
1 hour, 13 minutes ago
WASHINGTON - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin , touted by GOP presidential candidate John McCain as his expert on energy, seemed to have problems Thursday explaining whether the government bans oil exports especially from her state's North Slope fields.
A questioner at a town hall-style meeting in Wisconsin said he had heard that at least 75 percent of the oil drilled in Alaska was being sold to China and said, if true, he would like to know why.
"No. It's not 75 percent of our oil being exported," Palin said, suggesting some of Alaska's oil, in fact, may be going abroad but not that much.
"In fact," she added, "Congress is pretty strict on, um, export bans of oil and gas especially."
No Alaska oil has been exported since 2004, and little if any since 2000, according to the Energy Information Administration and the Congressional Research Service.
And Congress has never imposed outright bans on oil exports. Congress prohibited exports of Alaska oil in 1973 when the Alaska oil pipeline was built. But that ban was lifted in 1996 when there were large volumes of Alaska oil coming down from the North Slope and U.S. demand was soft.
The Alaska ban has never been reinstated.
CharlieDigital said:Dude, forget finance. How about basic math?
I hate to keep pulling this out, but keep this in perspective:
This is why tomorrow's Trooper-gate release will be a net positive, even if it doesn't result in charges.
typhonsentra said:I remember him predicting on TDS that Kerry would win, but he actually changed his prediction on the eve of the election and got it right apparently.
I have to admit that I have a huge guilty pleasure of thinking about the real hardcore racists rednecks living under the rule of a black man.HylianTom said:If we get anything awesome in the next four years (aside from the obvious - Supreme Court appointees), it's going to be the entertaining antics of depressed/paranoid hillbilles. It's gonna be a riot.:lol
scorcho said:Asian markets plummeting - http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=apBR9iTfMQbI&refer=worldwide
Dow will likely take another beating tomorrow.
Dax01 said:I'm taking practice SATs on Wednesday. Can't wait to get a score higher than Sarah Palin's.:lol
WickedAngel said:I finally jumped on the soapbox in public today.
We frequently have political discussions at work (There is one Republican amongst a group of Independents/Liberals). We typically keep things relatively peaceful but my Republican colleague practically threw the soapbox at me.
He was asserting that Obama would "raise taxes" (Despite having been corrected a thousand times about how the higher taxes are simply reversals of the tax cuts that were given to the rich).
After correcting him, he pivoted to the generalization that "taxes are still going to go up" and I'd simply had enough. The rant began. Honestly, I don't understand how people can be so short-sighted with this; the country cannot efficiently operate was a ballooning deficit while maintaining tax cuts across the board (Poor, Middle, Upper, and Business). It just can't happen. I don't understand how it's such a difficult concept to grasp; even with significant cuts to the government spending, we're still going to be deficit spending until tax revenues overtake the deficit itself (Which means taxes are going to have to go up for someone).
I don't understand how people have fallen into this mindset that any and all taxation is evil and is the equivalent of Big Brother fleecing the little man for all that he's worth. The ridiculous part is that most of these people who demonize higher taxes still want all the amenities that are provided to us by our government; they just don't want to have to suffer the injustice of actually paying for the fucking privilege.
Probably.mj1108 said:Aiming a little low aren't you? :lol
MassiveAttack said:<Palin randomness>
And to top that off - after hours trading already has the Dow pegged -250 http://money.cnn.com/data/afterhours/kkaabboomm said:from that article
"U.S. stocks tumbled yesterday, wiping out almost $900 billion in market value. "
day after day...man this hurts
CharlieDigital said:But she's an energy expert. Right? Right?
MassiveAttack said:How in the fuck can you be governor of a major oil producing state like Alaska and NOT KNOW THAT CONGRESS HAS NO BANS ON OIL EXPORTS?????????????
Where is that from?CharlieDigital said:Dude, forget finance. How about basic math?
I hate to keep pulling this out, but keep this in perspective:
This is why tomorrow's Trooper-gate release will be a net positive, even if it doesn't result in charges.
Xisiqomelir said:This analysis of the Bams Pre-Xmas Special is sexifying.
http://www.thrfeed.com/2008/10/obama-primetime.html
The underline is for mckmas the Doubter! >:x
Although 100% wrong, at least that sentence made grammatical sense. Unlike that wacky sentence of hers with tagging molecules."In fact," she added, "Congress is pretty strict on, um, export bans of oil and gas especially."
Gattsu25 said:Where is that from?
MassiveAttack said:How in the fuck can you be governor of a major oil producing state like Alaska and NOT KNOW THAT CONGRESS HAS NO BANS ON OIL EXPORTS?????????????
speculawyer said:Stolen from another thread . .
Wow . . . I think the days of belligerent militancy are over. Go home, John McCain.
John McCain has in fact consulted with her many times on this issueCharlieDigital said:But she's an energy expert. Right? Right?
DigitalSoul said:It seems to me, McCain would be doing a lot better if his campaign wasn't just pandering only to the Republican base. Am I right? When ever I see footage of McCain rallies, its not a very diverse group, now is it?
I should mention that I'm from Canada, so I'm not totally versed in American politics.
Maverick said::lol :lol :lol @ that e-mail going around
I'm good friends with Wahid Hamid's son.
Mr. Hamid is on the board of directors at PepsiCo.
DigitalSoul said:It seems to me, McCain would be doing a lot better if his campaign wasn't just pandering only to the Republican base. Am I right? When ever I see footage of McCain rallies, its not a very diverse group, now is it?
I should mention that I'm from Canada, so I'm not totally versed in American politics.