Fatalah said:THEY E-MAIL ME ALL THE TIME!
JayDubya said:Premise: You have a right to life, a right to certain liberties, and a right to the pursuit of happiness (property / self-interest). If you don't agree with the premise, tough titties, the dudes what wrote the Constitution did, so moving right along.
El_TigroX said:Don't forget when "Michelle Obama" and David Plouffe e-mail you too!
ICallItFutile said:I read the earlier in the thread now; so they were protesting Obama because the KKK endorses him? Is that even true? I'm so confused.
gcubed said:6 of the 13 who were served with subpoena's have already testified.
gcubed said:6 of the 13 who were served with subpoena's have already testified.
gcubed said:6 of the 13 who were served with subpoena's have already testified.
:lolXisiqomelir said:Goddamn, the Gaborn Doctrine has adherents everywhere! This is like...political masochism or something :lol
tanod said:Faulty premise. I did not ask you to describe the "right to life" constitutional argument. I asked you to explain the supposed exceptions to the pro-life philosophy that makes McCain saying he is pro-life not hypocritical.
syllogism said:
Investigator: Palin probe to end before election
By MATT VOLZ 46 minutes ago
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) The Alaska lawmaker in charge of the abuse of power investigation of Sarah Palin promises the probe will be finished before the election, after all.
Alaska state Sen. Hollis French said Friday the investigator's report on the governor will be completed by Oct. 10, even though key witnesses won't testify.
None of the people ordered to testify Friday showed up. The McCain campaign, Palin and her allies have been working to delay the investigation until after the election. They say it's become a political fight.
Investigators are seeing whether Palin, the Republican vice presidential candidate, improperly fired her public safety commissioner after he wouldn't fire a state trooper who went through a nasty divorce from Palin's sister.
Door2Dawn said:Low blow by Cafferty,ouchies.
"When you graduate 894th out of 899 in the Naval Academy, it'll come back to haunt you. McCain's failure to understand the economy this week reflects that."
El_TigroX said:Don't forget when "Michelle Obama" and David Plouffe e-mail you too!
Branduil said:I don't know how I would "make" her do anything. In any case, my views on life are certainly something I would discuss with any potential girlfriends or future Mrs. Branduils, and I don't believe I would date someone who doesn't also believe that babies are not responsible for the sins of their father.
Schlep said:Cafferty has me rolling.
(paraphrased)
"When you graduate 894th out of 899 in the Naval Academy, it'll come back to haunt you. McCain's failure to understand the economy this week reflects that."
Not necessarily. Facts have a well-known liberal biasspeculawyer said:Facts are fair game.
CharlieDigital said:Is this a recent development?
Also, link?
Evlar said:What's the news on Ted Stevens? Haven't heard anything about him in ages.
Evlar said:What's the news on Ted Stevens? Haven't heard anything about him in ages.
:lol :lol was going to post this.The Lamonster said:Not necessarily. Facts have a well-known liberal bias![]()
Stoney Mason said:Internet tubes ate him
Five weeks ago, the St. Petersburg Times convened a group of Tampa Bay voters who were undecided about the presidential election. Their strong distrust of Barack Obama suggested it was a group ripe for John McCain to win over.
Not anymore. The group has swung dramatically, if unenthusiastically, toward Democrat Obama. Most of them this week cited the same reason: Sarah Palin.
"The one thing that frightens me more than anything else are the ideologues. We've seen too many," said 80-year-old Air Force veteran Donn Spegal, a lifelong Republican from St. Petersburg, who sees McCain's new running mate as the kind of "wedge issue" social conservative that has made him disenchanted with his party.
Palin: the gift that keeps on giving.Of the 11 undecided voters participating in the free-wheeling discussion one recent evening at the Times four Republicans, five Democrats, and two registered to no party only two Republican men applauded the selection of Palin.
Nobody had finalized a choice, but seven of the panelists said that McCain's running mate selection had made them more likely to vote for Obama, and in several cases much more likely.
I saw Bush today; he came out and made McCain look stupid for bitching about advisors. Basically said, "Me and Congress got this shit."Tamanon said:Oddly enough, he's hanging out with Bush. You won't see either of them much until after election day!
:lolStoney Mason said:Internet tubes ate him
speculawyer said:Poll: Obama tops McCain as football-watching buddy
People prefer Obama as a teacher for their children.
McCain tops Obama as person to be stuck with as a POW.OK I made that up but I thought Johnny should win something.
You mean it is not like a truck?Stoney Mason said:Internet tubes ate him
No Forum Poster Left Behind!Tamanon said:Yeah, hell I got emailed yesterday to tell me Sebelius was going to be in Hickory. Hito had to tell me that Obama was going to be in Charlotte this weekend!
It's nice but it's only a handful of people. I hope it's a trend that sticks through to the election.GhaleonEB said:
Schlep said:You know it's a bad day when Bush looks more presidential than you do.
speculawyer said:Poll: Obama tops McCain as football-watching buddy
People prefer Obama as a teacher for their children.
McCain tops Obama as person to be stuck with as a POW.OK I made that up but I thought Johnny should win something.
Nope, Ogni-XR21 sent me an unsolicted upgrade a couple days ago. <3sevenchaos said:It's nice but it's only a handful of people. I hope it's a trend that sticks through to the election.
Off topic: holy hell. were there always ripples in your avatar?
CNN let's the anti-Obama shill Lou Dobbs have his own show, I wonder why Jack Cafferty doesn't get his own liberal leaning show to counter it.Door2Dawn said:Low blow by Cafferty,ouchies.
"When you graduate 894th out of 899 in the Naval Academy, it'll come back to haunt you. McCain's failure to understand the economy this week reflects that."
Jack Cafferty isn't liberal-leaning. He's crotchety "too old for this bullshit" leaning.Cheebs said:CNN let's the anti-Obama shill Lou Dobbs have his own show, I wonder why Jack Cafferty doesn't get his own liberal leaning show to counter it.
America, fuck[ed] yeah!syllogism said:
speculawyer said:You mean it is not like a truck?
GhaleonEB said:
If you're of voting age, you should be too old for this bullshit.Hitokage said:Jack Cafferty isn't liberal-leaning. He's crotchety "too old for this bullshit" leaning.
It wouldn't be a "rape baby" and no.Byakuya769 said:So you're saying that you would leave her once she had the rape baby, right?
mckmas8808 said:So how many people still think Palin was a great pick?![]()
GhaleonEB said:
Branduil said:It wouldn't be a "rape baby" and no.
Ethnic cleansing, not surge, key to drop in Iraq violence - study
vitaflo said:They had a similar thing today with people in MN on NPR. And the same things were said. Some independents do like McCain, but Palin has basically scared them off. She's too right wing.
Notice how everyone says she fires up the base? Well McCain does need some of that because he was luke warm with the base, but she also alienates the independents. You need the middle to win and he gave it to Obama when he picked her.