BrandNew said:So really, fill me on the economic status right now. Did we get into this because of Greenspan's policies of low interest and subprime whatevers? I need to take an economy class, but can someone fill me in on what these are and why they led to such a clusterfuck?
Revengeance said:Hot and fresh Gallup
O 49
M 44
BenjaminBirdie said::lol
No kidding.
Sen. Biden (Del.) believes the office he is seeking is solely in the executive branch, according to his staff. But aides to Alaska Gov. Palin did not answer the question.
Unlike Dick Cheney, Joe Biden wont have to create a full employment plan for lawyers and scholars to clear up something that was unquestioned for about 200 years. The vice president is part of the executive branch, period. End of story, said Biden spokesman David Wade.
In turn, a spokesman for the Republican presidential campaign did not answer the question. Instead, he e-mailed remarks Palin gave at a campaign rally in Golden, Colo., on Monday.
Palin did not say what branch of government she believes the vice presidents office is part of in those remarks. Instead, Palin said she and Republican presidential nominee John McCain had discussed what responsibilities she would take on as his second-in-command.
My mission is going to be energy, security and government reform and another thing near and dear to my heart: Its going to be helping families who have special needs and children with special needs, said Palin.
A Cheney spokesperson declined to comment for this story.
kkaabboomm said:
I like it too, but it shouldn't take a professor to realize that the VP office isn't it's own branch of the gov't. Especially from someone who's actually running to be VP.kkaabboomm said:old?
http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/palin-wont-say-whether-veep-is-an-executive-post-2008-09-18.html
I like the fact both Biden AND Obama were Constitutional Law professors.
besada said:So nice to see that Eddie Campbell gets some love around here.
Tyrone Slothrop said:tide is finally turning back.
take that, space coyote
kkaabboomm said:old?
http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/palin-wont-say-whether-veep-is-an-executive-post-2008-09-18.html
I like the fact both Biden AND Obama were Constitutional Law professors.
*raises roof*Revengeance said:Hot and fresh Gallup
O 49
M 44
Woot! All we need is Obama to hit the 50% mark and hold it into the debate.Revengeance said:Hot and fresh Gallup
O 49
M 44
Tamanon said:Wait....she's going to be in charge of security?
Two great big ol' tits!Stoney Mason said:
ya like florida amiriteBrandNew said:They shouldn't even bother doing polls for states in the South. We all know where they're gonna lean.
that's terrible! D:Rur0ni said:New Poll 9/19/08
Code:Research 2000 [U]Kentucky[/U] 55% McCain 37% Obama [B]+18[/B] McCain
so_awes said:that's terrible! D:
Just to take away the mindless talking point of "Obama can't seem to break the fifty point threshold!" if nothing else.Bishman said:Woot! All we need is Obama to hit the 50% mark and hold it into the debate.
Rur0ni said:New Poll 9/19/08
Code:Research 2000 [U]Kentucky[/U] 55% McCain 37% Obama [B]+18[/B] McCain
He's worked in Alaska's oil industry and as a fisherman. But in recent times, he's had another role. Some call him the "Shadow Governor."
In government circles and among the family's acquaintances, Todd Palin is known as his wife's greatest adviser and most loyal protector. One family friend said, "Todd is incredibly supportive and is willing to do whatever it takes to help Sarah."
He's not on the state payroll, but lawmakers say he is a central figure in his wife's policy agenda.
CNN has seen thousands of e-mails released this year from the governor's office that show that Todd Palin was copied on hundreds of them. The topics of the e-mails ranged from public criticism of Sarah Palin to her meetings with corporate leaders.
I like how they frame it as a 'subpoena request'. it's not a request. a subpoena is an official order under penalty of contempt charges.Todd Palin hasn't spoken publicly about the case, but his wife's attorney said Thursday Mr Palin would not comply with the subpoena request.
Door2Dawn said:ya like florida amirite
artredis1980 said:
kkaabboomm said:http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/19/todd.palin/index.html
I like how they frame it as a 'subpoena request'. it's not a request. a subpoena is an official order under penalty of contempt charges.
But besides that issue, did anyone else know this about Mr. Palin?
Hey now, thats only +18 McCain hereTim-E said:It's Kentucky.
kkaabboomm said:Hey now, thats only +18 McCain here
looking at pollster:
SUSA in Alabama it's +30
ARG Idaho it's +43
+18 isn't bad comparatively...
Sshhh, don't give away the secret of her defense plan.Price Dalton said:God willing.
kkaabboomm said:old?
http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/palin-wont-say-whether-veep-is-an-executive-post-2008-09-18.html
I like the fact both Biden AND Obama were Constitutional Law professors.
gcubed said:ugh, i dont even want the dem 527's to even bring it up. Throw some bait to the media and let them run with it without it being attached to you or your party. Disappointing
It is actually great to see McCain run it up in these red states. That just means those national polls are even more misleading than the seem . . . McCain will win a few states by large margins and Obama will win a lot of states by a small margin, the latter is the ultimate win.kkaabboomm said:Hey now, thats only +18 McCain here
looking at pollster:
SUSA in Alabama it's +30
ARG Idaho it's +43
+18 isn't bad comparatively...
lawblob said:Biden was a Con Law professor?
Rur0ni said:New Poll 9/19/08
Code:Research 2000 [U]Kentucky[/U] 55% McCain 37% Obama [B]+18[/B] McCain
McCain is probably wishing that was his running mate right now. He's still lose though.syllogism said:Hey guys remember Lieberman?
lawblob said:Biden was a Con Law professor?
syllogism said:Hey guys remember Lieberman?