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Pakkidis said:The VP debates will be interesting, only because MSM has been ignoring Biden for so long.
ultimately. i think that will be a good thing.
Pakkidis said:The VP debates will be interesting, only because MSM has been ignoring Biden for so long.
ronito said:Dude, don't mock it. I found it rather POW POW POWERFUL
Selfless implies something done for the good of all.PrivateWHudson said:Trying to figure out why people would selflessly vote against their self interests? You must be a Democrat.
SpeedingUptoStop said:Yea, the state's seems heavily democrat (governor, detroit mayor, Kerry won it, etc), sO i don't worry too much. Still though, I look around sometimes and wonder "Are these people really gonna vote for Obama?"
PrivateWHudson said:Trying to figure out why people would selflessly vote against their self interests? You must be a Democrat.
So Sarah Palin is abusing her power as Governor to block an investigation accusing her of abusing her power as Governor?Agent Icebeezy said:
Stoney Mason said:Pitbulls!
Spirit of Jazz said:Holy shit! You're right, here I was on the left thinking it would be best for equality throughout classes, but I've been a big selfish jerk. 98% of us should be the ones making sacrifices for those top 2% to appease their greed, if not we're obviously terrible people!
polyh3dron said:So Sarah Palin is abusing her power as Governor to block an investigation accusing her of abusing her power as Governor?
awesome.
The entire GOP doesn't know any better. They're all living in pretend fantasy land where McCain is in the background. Palin '08!Incognito said:If you didn't know better, you'd think McCain was the VP and Palin was the nominee.
Incognito said:The McCain interview with the Maine reporter is absolutely hilarious. If you didn't know better, you'd think McCain was the VP and Palin was the nominee.
took the words straight outta my brain.The Lamonster said:The entire GOP doesn't know any better.
GhaleonEB said:And just to screw with everyone further, Strategic Vision polls Ohio and has McCain up by four.
http://www.pollster.com/blogs/oh_mccain_48_obama_44_strategi.php
Insider Advantage has Obama up by three in Colorado, though. Don't sell your hope yet.
http://www.pollster.com/blogs/co_obama_49_mccain_46_insidera.php
quadriplegicjon said:fuck, well, Quadriplegic Advantage has Obama up by 8 in florida.
i hate polls.
RapeApe said:
Thunder Monkey said:Selfless implies something done for the good of all.
Voting Republican while poor is just stupid.
Just added others. One Ohio poll today has Obama ahead, one shows him behind; the other is basically tied. The hold in Colorado is good news. And a new North Carolina poll has McCain up only three.quadriplegicjon said:fuck, well, Quadriplegic Advantage has Obama up by 8 in florida.
i hate polls.
It's the ultimate roller coaster of epic proportions.Undeux said:this thread is so bipolar. it seems like everything's going fantastically or horribly at any given moment.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. Former Rhode Island Republican Sen. Lincoln Chafee has called vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin a "cocky wacko" and said her selection as John McCain's running mate has energized supporters of Democrat Barack Obama.
Chafee left the Republican Party last year after losing his bid for re-election and now supports Obama. He told an audience Tuesday at the New America Foundation in Washington that the Alaska governor has revived a "lackluster McCain candidacy."
"They've just thrown this firestorm, this tornado, into the whole presidential election," Chafee said in response to an audience member's question about whether the Obama campaign should worry about Palin's presence in the race.
He said her speech at the Republican National Convention had the unintended effect of energizing Democrats and Obama supporters.
"People were coming into my office, phone calls were flooding in, e-mails were coming in, 'I just sent money to Obama, I couldn't sleep last night' from the left. To see this cocky wacko up there," Chafee said to laughter.
Chafee said in an interview Thursday that he found much of Palin's convention speech objectionable, particularly her "mocking" assertion that Obama was overly concerned with al-Qaida terrorists getting read their rights.
That comment "got to the core of everything wrong with the last eight years," he said.
"I consider that wacky, and certainly her tone was very, very cocky," said Chafee, a visiting fellow at Brown University's Watson Institute for International Studies. "So I thought they were appropriate words."
Thunder Monkey said:Voting Republican while poor is just stupid.
Very much like the Sith before them, GAF only deals in absolutes.Undeux said:this thread is so bipolar. it seems like everything's going fantastically or horribly at any given moment.
If you really believe that then you're beyond hope.PrivateWHudson said:Hmm...voting for freedom (to succeed or fail on one's own merit and accomplishments) over one's self interests is stupid now. Awesome!
RapeApe said:
Interestingness...http://www.americablog.com/2008/09/is-washington-post-hiding-major.html said:Is the Washington Post hiding a major corruption story about John McCain and his wife's drug use?
John Aravosis (DC) · 9/11/2008 02:14:00 PM ET · Link
John Mccain abused his power to keep it a.... secret, perhaps? This isn't a story about the wife, it's a story about the Senator possibly using his office to obstruct justice for personal gain. Sounds a lot like Troopergate in fact. Definitely a story.
But when you click the link and go to the Washington Post's Web site, there's nothing there, just a blank template with no content.
So why did the Washington Post seemingly pull a very damning story about John McCain? Did the McCain campaign threaten not to invite them to any more barbeques?
Hmmm. Maybe that was the story they were going to run. Could be they pulled it so it won't run on 9/11. Or the McCain camp pressured them to kill it.mamacint said:Interestingness...
I think that's entirely disingenuous.PrivateWHudson said:Hmm...voting for freedom (to succeed or fail on one's own merit and accomplishments) over one's self interests is stupid now. Awesome!
I'm still waiting for someone to nail that chalkboard voiceJim said:Might be old, but Gina Gershon pulling off a surprisingly decent interpretation of Palin: http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/61410aa4ff
Thunder Monkey said:Selfless implies something done for the good of all.
Voting Republican while poor is just stupid.
David Frum said:In fact, Fairfaxs Democratic preference is typical of upper America. In 2000, Al Gore beat George Bush, 56-39, among the 4 percent of voters who identified themselves as upper class. Americas wealthiest ZIP codes are a roll call of Democratic strongholds: Sagaponack, N.Y.; Aspen, Colo.; Marin County, Calif.; the near North Side of Chicago; Beacon Hill in Boston. (Palm Beach, at least, remains securely Republican.) There is a long list of reasons for this anti-Republican tilt among the affluent: social issues, the environment, an ever more internationalist elites distaste for the Republican Partys assertive nationalism. Maybe the most important reason, however, can be reduced to the two words: Robert Rubin. By returning to the center on economic matters in the 1990s, the Democrats emancipated higher-income and socially moderate voters to vote with their values rather than with their pocketbooks.
With the airwaves already filling up with some of the most negative imagery of the campaign, Obama aides hinted that they would save their toughest counterpunch until after Sept. 11.
Thunder Monkey said:If you really believe that then you're beyond hope.
Fragamemnon said:Looks like 9/11 and a potentially catastrophic Hurricane Ike are going to give everyone some time in the media and in the campaigns to back off and breathe a bit.
Interested to see the R2K poll from NC later today. I think that if NC is hovering in that +4 McCain territory, then Virginia is definitely all tied up-the two states are very similar, just that NC tends to tack a bit more to the right by about 3 or 4 points.
With the airwaves already filling up with some of the most negative imagery of the campaign, Obama aides hinted that they would save their toughest counterpunch until after Sept. 11.
PrivateWHudson said:Wouldn't equality mean everyone sacrifices eaqually?
Steve Youngblood said:I think that's entirely disingenuous.
You might argue that Democrats aren't as selfless as they might claim to be, and that's arguable. But in the battle of creating strawmen to fight, I don't think Richy Rich whining about a small tax hike under the guise of 'freedom' can be classified as selflessness.
PrivateWHudson said:You believe that voting for self interests over freedom is a good thing?
You believe a vote for McCain is a vote for freedom? :lol :lol :lolPrivateWHudson said:You believe that voting for self interests over freedom is a good thing?
Jim said:Might be old, but Gina Gershon pulling off a surprisingly decent interpretation of Palin: http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/61410aa4ff
The ad went right back up with couric removed.gofreak said:Not sure if it's already been said (my this thread moves fast!), but CBS has had the McCain Lipstick ad pulled from youtube, because of the use of the Katie Couric footage (which, by the way, was her referring to Hilary Clinton, not Palin).
Stoney Mason said:Damn Gina Gershon is 46 and still has a kicking body. I didn't even watch that. Just fast forwarded through it and freeze framed.
Spirit of Jazz said:No. Equality would mean that those who have more sacrifice more, if everybody sacrificed an equal amount then they'd be no change...