Huzah said:It's not okay, it's a bad ad that could easily backfire just like the PP ad.
I'll be more cynical if this goodwill carries through all the way until the election, and she hasn't significantly improved her skills to debate the issues.bob_arctor said:Hmm. Just saw some clips of the interview. I can honestly say that despite my obvious liberal leanings, that if Palin were the Democratic VP, I'd still think she's a bit of a dummy and is in over her head.
Having said that, my bias does prevent me from understanding how any objective person could think otherwise.
:lol yupCloudy said:Wow, McCain is getting DESTROYED by Barbara and Joy on The View. He is a bumbling old guy trying to get his talking points out :lol
GOODRapeApe said:I'm watching The View (no homo) and these broads are really pressing McCain.
polyh3dron said:Who is correct here, John McCain or John McCain?
Also, your personal attack wasn't necessary there.
RapeApe said:I'm watching The View (no homo) and these broads are really pressing McCain.
Huzah said:It's not okay, it's a bad ad that could easily backfire just like the PP ad.
she is going to help fix McCain's horrible policies?PepsimanVsJoe said:I hate to say it but I do believe Palin could carry McCain into office. She's got everything he lacks.
Glad we avoided that.gkrykewy said:So glad you said no homo, because otherwise I might have thought you were a homo
RapeApe said:I'm watching The View (no homo) and these broads are really pressing McCain.
gkrykewy said:So glad you said no homo, because otherwise I might have thought you were a homo
Kifimbo said:Rasmussen poll with a three point lead for McCain and this:
Obama 268 McCain 270
PepsimanVsJoe said:I hate to say it but I do believe Palin could carry McCain into office. She's got everything he lacks.
RapeApe said:I'm watching The View (no homo) and these broads are really pressing McCain.
PepsimanVsJoe said:I hate to say it but I do believe Palin could carry McCain into office. She's got everything he lacks.
sp0rsk said:Keep the nervousness to yourself, please. People are tense enough as it is.
There's still over a month and a half to go. It's like giving up when your team is down by a field goal at half-time.
Xisiqomelir said:
Beavertown said:When did the PP ad backfire?
That's a good point. I'd like to see one of the cable news pundits (CT excluded) say something that insightful.Instigator said:The Obama campaign has a nasty habit of just coasting and playing it safe when in the lead, giving their opponents evey opportunity to catch up. This flaw seems to rub off on supporters as they've grown complacent during the summer.
I'd say it's better for McCain to catch up where he was supposed to catch up (post convention) rather than one week before America takes to the polls. There's time for the Obama campaign to get back into the game or for a major mistake from the McCain/Palin team.
Cloudy said:Wow, McCain is getting DESTROYED by Barbara and Joy on The View. He is a bumbling old guy trying to get his talking points out :lol
Huzah said:My wording wasn't to clear, I mean both ads have high potential to back fire.
Which Clinton? I heard Bill's heading down to Florida.domokunrox said:I don't understand why Sarah Palin has caused a shift like this in the polls. Shes so right wing loony that I can't see anyone identifying with her. Its really scary shit thinking about her being president on the account of McCain's health. Absolutely WORST then Bush in every single respect.
Clinton is expected to be in Ohio this weekend. Lets hope for the best on next week's polls.
people are stupid, media sucks, republicans liedomokunrox said:I don't understand why Sarah Palin has caused a shift like this in the polls. Shes so right wing loony that I can't see anyone identifying with her. Its really scary shit thinking about her being president on the account of McCain's health. Absolutely WORST then Bush in every single respect.
Agent Icebeezy said:good, women watch that, but why are you watching that? :lol :lol *jokes*
kaching said:Not to say there aren't people out there acting irrationally in their choices but they are not dragging the country down as much as you guys portray. The idiocy I really fear is if Obama loses and a lot of you just shutdown, lose faith, and brand America a lost cause. THAT would be the absolute dumbest decision by anyone in this election.
Carl Schurz said:The Senator from Wisconsin cannot frighten me by exclaiming, My country, right or wrong. In one sense I say so too. My country; and my country is the great American Republic. My country, right or wrong; if right, to be kept right; and if wrong, to be set right.
succ(0)+succ(0)=succ(succ(0))scorcho said:i'm more offended that a 400 level class actually has to ask that question. what next, a graduate level economic course asking what addition is?
http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/haidt08/haidt08_index.htmldomokunrox said:I don't understand why Sarah Palin has caused a shift like this in the polls. Shes so right wing loony that I can't see anyone identifying with her. Its really scary shit thinking about her being president on the account of McCain's health. Absolutely WORST then Bush in every single respect.
Clinton is expected to be in Ohio this weekend. Lets hope for the best on next week's polls.
AniHawk said:I want Bill and Hillary in Florida, Ohio, and West Virginia.
kaching said:It gets very tiring watching a lot of people here intone the stupidity of the American people. Obama is a young, Inexeperienced, BLACK candidate that has made it this far, staying neck and neck with the presidential candidate of the entrenched power structure that has had to pull out every underhanded trick they can think of just to eek out an occasional slight lead in the polls. That's MAJOR progress for this country. Oh, and did we forget the first female presidential candidate this country has seen, also giving everyone a good run for their money?
Not to say there aren't people out there acting irrationally in their choices but they are not dragging the country down as much as you guys portray. The idiocy I really fear is if Obama loses and a lot of you just shutdown, lose faith, and brand America a lost cause. THAT would be the absolute dumbest decision by anyone in this election.
though not as juicy as NYT's stealth edit for Kristol's editorials.eznark said:WaPo stealth edit. nice
http://time-blog.com/real_clear_politics/2008/09/the_post_walks_it_back.html
Cloudy said:Cos McCain is on..
AniHawk said:Which Clinton? I heard Bill's heading down to Florida.
I want Bill and Hillary in Florida, Ohio, and West Virginia.
scorcho said:though not as juicy as NYT's stealth edit for Kristol's editorials.
ryutaro's mama said:"Move, move, move,move!!!"
- Gen. AniHawk
gkrykewy said:Why the sudden focus on West Virginia?
gkrykewy said:What does that mean?
After 8 years of Bush, it's hard to argue against losing hope that the majority of Americans are rational if McCain/Palin win this election.kaching said:The idiocy I really fear is if Obama loses and a lot of you just shutdown, lose faith, and brand America a lost cause. THAT would be the absolute dumbest decision by anyone in this election.
Agent Icebeezy said:good, women watch that, but why are you watching that? :lol :lol *jokes*
AniHawk said:Biden oughtta be in PA, MI, and OH (for double kickassishness), and they need to get Richardson down to New Mexico for god's sake.
For Washington, I think Obama could go there himself.
Huzah said:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/new...-illiterate-doesnt-email-or-use-internet.html
Oh no flip flop!
You kind of suck at this you know.
-Kees- said:Uh, I think he's already there.