harSon said:Obama wants to distribute your money? What do you call buying up bad mortgages with tax payer's money?
Maverick against fiscal conservatism.harSon said:Obama wants to distribute your money? What do you call buying up bad mortgages with tax payer's money?
What a lovely person.http://voices.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2008/10/17/to_avoid_being_depressed_palin.html said:Palin also made a point of mentioning that she loved to visit the "pro-America" areas of the country, of which North Carolina is one. No word on which states she views as unpatriotic.
I'd love to see a study looking at past enthusiasm gaps and how they relate to turnout. IIRC, the past two elections Dems and Republicans were about tied, and both were very close. Obama has maintained a big enthusiasm lead among his supporters, the only question is how strongly that will translate to votes.mckmas8808 said:These are all pro-obama numbers. Those numbers show that Obama's ground game will show up, where as the REPs might not. Why show up when you aren't excited anymore?
http://www.pollster.com/polls/us/08-us-pres-ge-mvo.phpgkrykewy said:I don't really think the polls are tightening much at all. Are people getting nervous about Drudge's goofy poll selection? Or a one-day Kos sample with a 5-point MOE?
so_awes said:all for McCain...
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RapeApe said:Palin is sounding like Hannity. Dropping the socialism bomb.
Holy shit. My mouth was hanging open just as much as those little clay figures. It's a fucking "Women can enjoy rape" joke.worldrunover said:I don't even get that rape joke (in the family values bit). I don't think it's offensive, only because I don't really get it.
Yeah you can totally see the lead shrinking by halfGhaleonEB said:http://www.pollster.com/polls/us/08-us-pres-ge-mvo.php
Set sensitivity to high and you can see the movement.
I know! It's like, she's on point, sticking to her message of Obama supporting terrorists, and it's working and what not. So, you think she's going to be boring and predictable and just stick to that. Then, when you least expect it, BAM!!! She's all coming out of left field and shit with this brand spanking new socialism attack! My heart can't handle this level of spontanaity and quick, original thinking.AniHawk said:She is quite the maverick.
In McCain's experiences.Son of Godzilla said:Holy shit. My mouth was hanging open just as much as those little clay figures. It's a fucking "Women can enjoy rape" joke.
we're all going to diesyllogism said:Yeah you can totally see the lead shrinking by half
Epic win.SCReuter said:If I just heard right from MSNBC, the U.S. Supreme Court sides with Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner in data base fiasco.
Fox "News" Channel is going to be throwing a fit.
harSon said:Obama wants to distribute your money? What do you call buying up bad mortgages with tax payer's money?
SCReuter said:If I just heard MSNBC right, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner in data base fiasco.
Fox "News" Channel is going to be throwing a fit.
giga said:Look. Obama has this thing. If he can get virginia--he doesn't even need NC, CO, or any other battlegrounds.
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SCReuter said:If I just heard MSNBC right, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner in data base fiasco.
Fox "News" Channel is going to be throwing a fit.
SCReuter said:If I just heard MSNBC right, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner in data base fiasco.
Fox "News" Channel is going to be throwing a fit.
She used Joe the Plumber as a cover.mckmas8808 said:No she DIDN IT!
SCReuter said:If I just heard MSNBC right, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner in data base fiasco.
Fox "News" Channel is going to be throwing a fit.
CharlieDigital said:Any links yet? I'm not seeing anything on cnn.com or msnbc.com.
CharlieDigital said:Any links yet? I'm not seeing anything on cnn.com or msnbc.com.
Son of Godzilla said:Holy shit. My mouth was hanging open just as much as those little clay figures. It's a fucking "Women can enjoy rape" joke.
http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2008/10/supreme_court_sides_with_dems.phpCharlieDigital said:Any links yet? I'm not seeing anything on cnn.com or msnbc.com.
SCReuter said:Heck, he doesn't even need New Mexico in that scenario:
giga said:Look. Obama has this thing. If he can get virginia--he doesn't even need NC, CO, or any other battlegrounds.
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Obama's going to lose Ohio, but he doesn't really need it, so don't worry about it.Thunder Monkey said:What's going on currently in Ohio?
RapeApe said:lol @ Ohio
She used Joe the Plumber as a cover.
Well, it depends on how you define "spreading the wealth." People with pure conservative values tend to oppose it on grounds of fairness. However, the attack works for most because they become convinced by GOP attacks that "spreading the wealth" is not about taxing the richest of the rich a high amount, knowing that they can afford to do so with ease, to alleviate the burden on the lower and middle class citizens. They become convinced that they, the guy who's making $50K a year and paying some taxes, are seeing their money going to underserving people in the ghettos who have zero motivation to actually try and make an honest living. In that sense, they see Richie Rich as a mutual victim in these socialist schemes, and don't see themselves as benefactors.worldrunover said:Also, wouldn't the majority of Americans prefer "spreading the wealth" just a bit? It doesn't seem like a winning argument outside of conservative circles
worldrunover said:Also, wouldn't the majority of Americans prefer "spreading the wealth" just a bit? It doesn't seem like a winning argument outside of conservative circlesoh right Palin's not allowed to go outside, forgot
Steve Youngblood said:In that sense, they see Richie Rich as a mutual victim in these socialist schemes, and don't see themselves as benefactors.
gluv65 said:This is Crazy, basically Obama may have been aborted if he was born after Roe v. Wade
http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=MGFhMWUxZGZiMGQ0YzI4OWVmMTA1ODRhY2VhNmNlOTM=
quadriplegicjon said:please. no one knows what his mother might have done. this is completely bullshit conjecture
That's because you're a socialist and hate America and capitalism.CharlieDigital said:I can't even understand this mindset.
My wife and I make pretty good money, but if it meant that paying $1000 more per year in taxes would result in a family making $50,000 that's struggling to get by getting health care, I'd do it without question.
...It's pretty obvious that this is not some sort of random walk. Rather, every so often, some individual trader or some small group of traders are shorting all the Obama contacts in bulk and resetting the entire market. The markets then organically climb back upward until the rogue trader strikes again six or eight hours later. The volumes on these contracts have been very high for the past week as a result.
Most likely, this is just some idiot degenerate gambler who is trying to have some fun. Between the Obama and McCain contracts, there appears to be about $400,000 in contracts changing hands every day, which is a lot by Main Street standards, but minuscule by either Vegas or Wall Street Standards.
An internal investigation by the popular online market Intrade has revealed that an investor has been attempting to artificially boost the prediction that Sen. John McCain will become president.
Over the past several weeks, the investor has pushed hundreds of thousands of dollars into Intrades predictive market for the presidential election, the company said, resulting in great financial losses through a strategy that belies any financial motive.
The trading that caused the unusual price movements and discrepancies was principally due to a single institutional member on Intrade, said the companys chief executive, John Delaney, in a statement released Thursday. We have been in contact with the firm on a number of occasions. I have spoken to those involved personally.
After an extensive investigation into the suspicious trading patterns, Intrade found no wrongdoing of violation of its exchange rules, the company said.
Citing privacy policies, Delaney would not elaborate on who the investor was or whether or not that investor was affiliated in any way with the McCain campaign.
According to Delaney, this investor, who boosted the McCain prediction significantly over the market value and above the levels of competing predictive-market Web sites, was using the Intrade market to protect other positions and hedge other investments.
Wow, Youngblood spouting truth. I've seen so many people I know who make sub $75k balk at the idea of the lowest class not paying as much as they do. Never mind that they are the ones most hit by sales tax, nevermind that Obama is on national television saying that lowering the taxes of 95% of America can create a surplus of a trillion dollars if you regress the tax cuts of the last twenty years for the other 5%, nevermind that they them-fucking-selves would benefit from such a tax plan, it's just really goddamn important that people making less than $30k a year contribute their fair share. Because otherwise they are draining the economy and buying houses they can't afford.Steve Youngblood said:Well, it depends on how you define "spreading the wealth." People with pure conservative values tend to oppose it on grounds of fairness. However, the attack works for most because they become convinced by GOP attacks that "spreading the wealth" is not about taxing the richest of the rich a high amount, knowing that they can afford to do so with ease, to alleviate the burden on the lower and middle class citizens. They become convinced that they, the guy who's making $50K a year and paying some taxes, are seeing their money going to underserving people in the ghettos who have zero motivation to actually try and make an honest living. In that sense, they see Richie Rich as a mutual victim in these socialist schemes, and don't see themselves as benefactors.
People see the world through their own eyes. Hey, I went out and got a decent job with healthcare. Why can't these other people?CharlieDigital said:I can't even understand this mindset.
My wife and I make pretty good money, but if it meant that paying $1000 more per year in taxes would result in a family making $50,000 that's struggling to get by getting health care, I'd do it without question.
GhaleonEB said:http://www.pollster.com/polls/us/08-us-pres-ge-mvo.php
Set sensitivity to high and you can see the movement.
GhaleonEB said:we're all going to die
Epic win.
Heh.According to Delaney, this investor, who boosted the McCain prediction significantly over the market value and above the levels of competing predictive-market Web sites, was using the Intrade market to protect other positions and hedge other investments
Not really. I would have preferred to see the epic blowback from the GOP officially endorsing voter supression. Ohio sucks, it could have been used as an example for claims from other states.mckmas8808 said:Supreme Court on our side in OHIO BITCHES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Lamonster said:Obama's going to lose Ohio, but he doesn't really need it, so don't worry about it.
which school is that?quadriplegicjon said:mccain is coming to talk at my school today. :/
and in related news:
http://www.miamiherald.com/business/breaking-news/story/730119.html
Florida's jobless rate is the highest it has been in 14 years. yay!![]()
lopaz said:fuckfuckfuck how nazi-ish are American election authorities? I tore off the sticker on my offical envelope by mistake so I had to write out all my registration numbers by hand and stick it on to the envelope, but there was also a barcode on there that's gone now. I want them to count my vote :'(