He got a bump when he called Obama a celebrity and got a bump for picking Palin.RubxQub said:I have no faith in this country's citizens if McCain gets any kind of bump in the polls from this.
Our country aint the brightest.
He got a bump when he called Obama a celebrity and got a bump for picking Palin.RubxQub said:I have no faith in this country's citizens if McCain gets any kind of bump in the polls from this.
Like Bill Maher used to say, the people who decide elections are the undecided, i.e. people who are so stupid that they cant make up their mind who to vote to without political ads.Cheebs said:He got a bump when he called Obama a celebrity and got a bump for picking Palin.
Our country aint the brightest.
I believe Congress should act, but we should act in a way that protects the integrity of our free market and protects the American taxpayer from more debt and higher taxes.
The strength of America resides in our faith in God and our faith in freedom, including our economic freedom. To have the freedom to succeed, we must also have the freedom to fail and any solution to the present crisis must preserve that essential economic liberty.
Cheebs said:He got a bump when he called Obama a celebrity and got a bump for picking Palin.
Our country aint the brightest.
soul creator said:
Hootie said:Am I the only one not panicking?
Dax01 said:So in attempt to make things better, McCain made things worse...?
Something tells me he would make a bad president.
I think McCain thinks that if he does enough crazy shit he'll get something right.reilo said:This shit is just too damn funny.
When the extremes don't work, become more extremer?
ViperVisor said:
Politics makes strange bedfellowsPhoenixDark said:Wow. This is a fucking disgrace
Vanessa Minnillolexdysia said:Who dat is ?
reilo said:This shit is just too damn funny.
When the extremes don't work, become more extremer?
Maybe you should try illustrating your anger. Remember, a picture is worth a thousand words.AniHawk said:In every language combined, there are nowhere close enough to as many swear words that I need to accurately describe John McCain right now. I just start typing and I have to go back and start from scratch because it's too nice.
AniHawk said:In every language combined, there are nowhere close enough to as many swear words that I need to accurately describe John McCain right now. I just start typing and I have to go back and start from scratch because it's too nice.
Dax01 said:Maybe you should try illustrating your anger. Remember, a picture is worth a thousand words.
You watch. Tomorrow it will be McCain on top in the polls, because at least he will put country first unlike that fucking muslim on the Democratic side.Soybean said:Ya'll need to chill out. I'm sure someone posted this already. Most Americans STILL, even on day 2, think campaigning and the debate should still go on!
http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=5e756118-0e6c-4a5e-a5e4-6080de9dab6a
johnsmith said:Did you guys see this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S27yitK32ds
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbD62gNi9WE
Now THIS is a female politician.
Agent Icebeezy said:Remember this mornings NBC poll that showed Michigan tied? Think again, says a new survey from the Detroit Free Press.
The poll, conducted by the highly regarded Iowa firm Selzer & Co., found Obama with a double-digit lead over McCain, 51-38. Perhaps just as significantly, Obama led by 20 points, 56-36 percent, on a question asking which candidate was more likely to fight for the concerns most important to you and your family.
The Free Presss conclusion? Michigan could possibly be removed from the list of battleground states, even as the candidates have spent so much time in the state.
Of course, the appearance of this poll doesnt make NBCs numbers irrelevant but it does suggest that McCain might not be quite that close after all.
http://www.politico.com/gameday/
viciouskillersquirrel said:... I just want someone to hold me and tell me that everything is going to be alright
viciouskillersquirrel said:At first I was in shock and wondered if McCain couldn't fuck things up any further... then I realised that unless the media does its job really well, ordinary voters might see what he just did as being a good thing.
Freedom = $1.05 said:
viciouskillersquirrel said:... I just want someone to hold me and tell me that everything is going to be alright
PhoenixDark said:
Death_Born said:"Obama could win...but if he doesn't, McCain will"
How does this tell us anything :lol
That link sounded exciting until I clicked it and realized he was talking about a McCAIN landslide.Freedom = $1.05 said:
Trakdown said:I hope to god this kills his campaign. Seriously. Obama needs to decimate his ass tomorrow.
But are regular voters going to see this? I don't live in the US, so I have to take GAFer's assumptions about the American people at face value.beermonkey@tehbias said:Dude, he just proposed deregulation as a solution to a problem that was caused by deregulation.
He just proposed tax breaks for the companies that blew up and are asking for our money.
He's gonna own himself.
Chill.
ViperVisor said:Chris Rock is on now.
Larry King.Zeliard said:On what?