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GOLD :lol
I think it will only go down for McCain from here, has been really see the real Palin.
Democrats have been trying the "stop the smear campaign!" tactic for three campaigns now and it hasn't gotten them anywhere. Let's see if the Republicans have better luck, eh?Jason's Ultimatum said:So are the liberal 527s going to be on attack mode against McCain or what? If so, get ready for O Reilly hammering them and Obama for the smear campaign against McCain. :lol
I hope it's the wolves. The others are just boring politics, but hearing talking heads debate whether or not wolves should be fucking shot from planes is pure hilarity.AniHawk said:Media's got a lot:
5 liberal attack ads
Rick Davis and John McCain meeting with Anne Hathaway's corrupt ex
McCain says nah, she never accepted earmarks
Which gets more play? I dunno.
Jason's Ultimatum said:So are the liberal 527s going to be on attack mode against McCain or what? If so, get ready for O Reilly hammering them and Obama for the smear campaign against McCain. :lol
To some degree I would think that the motor city madman Ted Nugent should even agree with that. He is into bow hunting. Where is the sport in running down wolves with an airplane until they are exhausted, landing, and then just shooting them?sp0rsk said:That wolf hunting ad is pretty harsh.
you are such a joke.Branduil said:Personally I think the decision to shoot a wolf from a plane should be a private matter between the hunter and his prey and isn't any of the government's business.
You're right, that line was indeed a joke. Such "logic" usually is.LuCkymoON said:you are such a joke.
speculawyer said:To some degree I would think that the motor city madman Ted Nugent should even agree with that. He is into bow hunting. Where is the sport in running down wolves with an airplane until they are exhausted, landing, and then just shooting them?
Incognito said:The media has ADD. They'll be covering Ike for the next few days (if not week...) and Obama's attacks will be flying under the radar.
AniHawk said:Media's got a lot:
5 liberal attack ads
Rick Davis and John McCain meeting with Anne Hathaway's corrupt ex
McCain says nah, she never accepted earmarks
Which gets more play? I dunno.
Incognito said:The media has ADD. They'll be covering Ike for the next few days (if not week...) and Obama's attacks will be flying under the radar.
Incognito said:The media has ADD. They'll be covering Ike for the next few days (if not week...) and Obama's attacks will be flying under the radar.
If your house gets inundated and at best you're stuck treading water without food or drinking water, then yeah, I might say so.BenjaminBirdie said:This is true. I mean, holy shit. "Certain death"?
I have to edit heavily. The all start out as a variation of "OMG WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE" and end up pretty reasonable.BenjaminBirdie said:If it helps any, your posts are intelligent and I always look forward to reading them.
reilo said:Andrea Mitchell: "Do we really want someone like us? Do we really want someone like me? I don't want someone like me, because I wouldn't be ready to be president."
:lol :lol
mckmas8808 said:Anihawk why aren't you breaking down the day-to-day numbers of the Gallup poll anymore?
I live and die by your breakdown.
GhaleonEB said:I have to edit heavily. The all start out as a variation of "OMG WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE" and end up pretty reasonable.
On that note, Rasmussen has Obama down five in MO - which is a lot better than I thought he'd do. Nate from fivethirtyeight said he expected a big bounce for McCain there, and this is actually a bit better for Obama than their last poll. So I'm not selling all my hope just yet.
Byakuya769 said:IKE. All day everyday until it dissipates...
A wolf will never be a human. Call me specie-ist but I care more about humans than wolves.Stridone said:Comparing the killing of wolves (who actually feel pain) with the removing of a non-sentient piece of flesh? What a fucktarded person.
AniHawk said:Oh, good point.
reilo said:Where's this "Wolf" ad?
Branduil said:A wolf will never be a human. Call me specie-ist but I care more about humans than wolves.
reilo said:Andrea Mitchell: "Do we really want someone like us? Do we really want someone like me? I don't want someone like me, because I wouldn't be ready to be president."
:lol :lol
BranduilBranduil said:A wolf will never be a human. Call me specie-ist but I care more about humans than wolves.
Hey, they got a proper evacuation going for Gustav. If wanton destruction sells the idea to get the fuck out of the way, then I'm for it.Byakuya769 said:Media loves its wanton destruction. And yea, people will die... but what does sticking reporters with cameras chronicling big waves do to help change that?
It's become pathological. John McCain just claimed on TV that Sarah Palin has never requested an earmark for her state -- when actually her state gets more earmarks than any other state in the country. And this year she asked for $197 million worth of them herself.
Even the AP couldn't ignore his lying -- even though they phrased it in their own anemic way. "When pressed about Palin's record of requesting and accepting such money for Alaska, McCain ignored the record and said: "Not as governor she didn't."
For the record Palin requested $197 million this year and $256 million last year. Per capita, that's $288 this year and $376 last year.
To give you some perspective, Palin herself requested at least ten times the dollar value of earmarks as most states get total every year.
I don't know, in my experience most dogs are kind of dumb. If GAF is right, give them voting rights and they'll reliably vote Republican.qwertybob said:average dog > average human.
Branduil said:A wolf will never be a human. Call me specie-ist but I care more about humans than wolves.
Branduil said:A wolf will never be a human. Call me specie-ist but I care more about humans than wolves.
Bumblebeetuna said:Wolves in Alaska pose threats to civilians as well as their animals, such as dogs, etc. They also kill off a lot of wildlife that people in Alaska could and would kill themselves for food, etc. Doesn't most of Canada have a year round wolf hunting season?
Shooting them from a plane is no different than shooting them with a gun on the ground and I can't believe anyone is freaking out about it :lol That ad is a joke. The bullets from a plane are somehow more painful than a bullet from someone on the ground? They both kill the wolves. The wolves feel pain either way. There is nothing barbaric and nothing savage about cutting off a dead wolves leg.
Maybe there is a difference regarding the sport of hunting but killing wolves in Alaska is less about sport and more about survival so it doesn't apply. All this ad would do if shown across the country is piss off people who hunt and enjoy owning guns.
how many children have you adopted so far?Branduil said:A wolf will never be a human. Call me specie-ist but I care more about humans than wolves.
Did I miss the part where Obama voted for a bill legalizing aerial hunting and kiling of humans?Branduil said:A wolf will never be a human. Call me specie-ist but I care more about humans than wolves.
Don't know about Mitchell's politics specifically but her husband is from the "free market" wing of the Republican party- fiscally pro-business, pro-growth but nuanced/moderate on social issues and foreign policy. That's the wing that isn't necessarily thrilled with Sarah Palin.AniHawk said:Whoa, she said that? Everything I've seen, she's always been giving props to the GOP.
It wouldn't work. When American people are dead and dying, no one wants to see a political ad trying to capitalize on their deaths. Neither McCain nor Obama could get away with that.Captain Pants said:Maybe they can score some Hurricane Ike points by doing a 'John McCain and Bush eating cake during Katrina' attack ad. I suppose it might be below the belt, but I bet it would work.
There's no story there.Branduil said:Ike should be the story. A lot of people are going to die.
Bumblebeetuna said:Wolves in Alaska pose threats to civilians...
Evlar said:Don't know about Mitchell's politics specifically but her husband is from the "free market" wing of the Republican party- fiscally pro-business, pro-growth but nuanced/moderate on social issues and foreign policy. That's the wing that isn't necessarily thrilled with Sarah Palin.