Duh. They went up cause Kaine's is likely the pick. I am not the one struggling for news about a potential VP from the last two weeks.Deus Ex Machina said:Obama doesn't care about some stupid Intrade bets.. :lol
"Integrity" and "competence" Weren't those two words he said were qualities he was looking for in his interview the other day?Tamanon said:Sebelius would be a great VP if they didn't have to run a campaign before the election.
The International Best-Dressed List
The ballots are in, and its Obama, by a thread! Thats Michelle Obama, who joins fellow political wife (and cover subject) Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, andbetter late than neverJames Bond, in the 69th annual style poll, published in Vanity Fair. Disagree with the judges? Vote for your favorites on VF Daily. Plus: Watch Amy Fine Collins introduce the 2008 list, and see who made the International Hall of Fame.
Deus Ex Machina said:Vanity Fair's Best Dressed List winner........MICHELLE OBAMA
http://www.vanityfair.com/style/features/2008/09/bestdressed_slideshow200809?slide=2#globalNav
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I'm getting a huge Jackie Kennedy vibe from her. Jackie was the one who basically set the fashion trends in the early 60's, right?
What are you talking about? Do a Google news search on Sebelius and see how many VP articles have mention her in the last 24 hours.Cheebs said:I am not the one struggling for news about a potential VP from the last two weeks.
If I say he won't pick her as well, can I have some crow with Cheebs in the event that Obama does pick Sebelius?Hitokage said:Right now I want Sebelius to be picked just so Cheebs has to eat crow.
Cheebs (Feb-March): MOMENTUMHitokage said:Right now I want Sebelius to be picked just so Cheebs has to eat crow.
Hitokage said:One thing you don't hear much about is that the most direct way to reverse oil prices is to kick India and China back out of the market, but hey, global economic growth helps everyone!
That's what I'm saying! Just look at Bush as an example. The president is not supposed to be popular!UltimaKilo said:
WTF is up with the people today? They treat politicians (of all people) like rock stars! Well, they treat Obama like a rock star... :lol
Steve Youngblood said:That's what I'm saying! Just look at Bush as an example. The president is not supposed to be popular!
That's so condecending to "the young" that I don't even know where to start.McCain said:Sen. Obama is an impressive speaker, and the beauty of his words has attracted many people, especially among the young, to his campaign.
GhaleonEB said:That's so condecending to "the young" that I don't even know where to start.
Oh, Obama's words. Those pretty, pretty words. How they make me swoon.
syllogism said:The real question is why are rock stars treated like, err, rock stars
It hurts even more when you're sixteen.GhaleonEB said:That's so condecending to "the young" that I don't even know where to start.
Oh, Obama's words. Those pretty, pretty words. How they make me swoon.
GhaleonEB said:Oh, Obama's words. Those pretty, pretty words. How they make me swoon.
:lolreilo said:I don't know about you, but I'm fapping furiously.
You do realize that this attack has been done to death before, right? But please, do carry on pretending that the "cult of personality" critiques constitue legitimate criticism against his candidacy.UltimaKilo said:Seriously,
Obama's supporters remind me of Frank Sinatra's bobbysoxers swooning over him, except Obama has neither the looks nor voice that Frank had. :lol
UltimaKilo said:Now look at Obama, that guy is a communist.
UltimaKilo said:
WTF is up with the people today? They treat politicians (of all people) like rock stars! Well, they treat Obama like a rock star... :lol
Significantly more people using a finite resource = higher prices for everyone.Chrono said:Oh, how dare they develop their countries and use all that oil! Americans can't afford the latest ipod because of higher gas prices taking up more from their budgets, those damn indians and chinese ought to know better than to try and pull themselves out of poverty!
Joe said:im watching yesterdays colbert report and that was a weird moment about robert novak. kinda awkward.
What state are you in?Jason's Ultimatum said:I don't know about you guys, but I still need to register to vote.
Can you register online?
I dont believe any state lets you register online as far as I know. Most states have a cut off date too so you better do it soon. I know here in MI you can't register past around sometime near Sept 1st.Jason's Ultimatum said:I don't know about you guys, but I still need to register to vote.
Can you register online?
Registering to vote in Florida is very easy. You can use the online Florida Voter Registration Application if you need to update your voter information or register for the first time. Florida is a closed primary state. To be qualified to vote in a partisan primary election, you are required to be a registered voter in the party for which the primary is being held. Register to vote in Florida by following these simple steps.
Wow, ironic. But uh... hiterrene said:Also: Holy shit, APF is back!
Deus Ex Machina said:
http://election.dos.state.fl.us/voter-registration/voter-reg.shtmlJason's Ultimatum said:I live in Florida. Damn I guess I better hurry.
EDIT-Seems you can register to vote online?
http://www.ehow.com/how_2046989_reg...ce=yahoo&utm_medium=ssp&utm_campaign=yssp_art
Democrats had all the momentum going into this race because of seven years of uninterrupted press scrutiny of the Bush administration; by the time November rolls around, however, most voters are going to feel like the Democrats have been in charge for over a year. And McCain will be able to swoop in and ride a "throw the bums out" uprising straight to the White House - just in time to actually keep the same old bums in charge. In American politics, always look for the worst possible scenario to emerge triumphant. And right now, that's it.
Dax01 said:I was reading an old issue of the RollingStone Magazine (it says at the bottom of every page "April 2008), particularly the article titled "Hillary's Flimsy Case." The author, Matt Taibbi, realizes that Hillary doesn't have a chance at winning (which, of course, turned out to be true) but at the end of the article he writes something that I disagreed with, and still disagree with entirely.
This man will eat crow.
The DNC today announced a joint effort with the Obama campaign to dump an unprecedented $20 million into Latino outreach, communication, registration, and GOTV efforts.
For comparison, the entire amount spent by all parties (Dem and GOP) and third-party groups like NDN in 2004 was $8.7 million.
Sen. Barack Obama is set to open more than a dozen offices in Florida in the next two weeks alone, a commitment of resources that his campaign says will put him far ahead of the pace set by his Democratic predecessors, John Kerry and Al Gore.
Already with fully staffed offices in three major cities, the Illinois Democrat is formally opening additional headquarters in five other cities this week and eight others next week, bringing the total amount of Obama for America offices in the state to 16.
"We are building an unprecedented campaign for change in Florida," said Obama's Communications Director in the state, Mark Bubriski. "[We are] months ahead organizationally of Gore/Kerry."
I think he's just painting a worse-case scenario. You can already feel how irrelevant Bush has become. If people stop caring about him, but are still engaged in politics, their ire has to go somewhere.Dax01 said:I don't know about you guys, but I sure don't feel like the Dems have been in charge for over a year, nor have I seen this "uprising" of McCain.
This man will eat crow.
And really, there's so much crow out there to munch on, there's not point in going back and counting it all.mamacint said:I think he's just painting a worse-case scenario. You can already feel how irrelevant Bush has become. If people stop caring about him, but are still engaged in politics, their ire has to go somewhere.
Luckily, the Dems have been so ineffective with their majority that I doubt half the electorate even realize that they are partially in charge.