Tyrone Slothrop said:I don't know if i believe that an agreement was about tp be made but mccain interjected his fat face and everything went to shit. is it confirmed that's how it went down? I'd totally believe it at this point, but just sayin
oh rly? tell me. I'm too busy watching football.SCReuter said:David Letterman is not letting this go.
No. Keep it coming. She's comedy gold. Yeah, she's an idiot . . . but she's a funny idiot.Door2Dawn said:Enough with the palin bullshit,we get it,shes an idiot.
It's the maverick effect. You never know what crazy shit he'll do next! I almost get the impression he makes decisions by looking at the results of a random sentence generation program, or via seance.Cheebs said:In some sort of odd way it has made him more appealing to McCain in my eyes.
How did it happen that the first term senator in this race is the calm cool collected guy and the 26 year long senator is the one all over the map. Hell we don't even know if he'll show up to a debate that is in less than 24 hours! That is unheard of. Bush was so much...easier.
Ether_Snake said:It's no wonder Pelosi is ready to let any bill pass now, she doesn't want to be the one left with the hot potato. The House Republicans proposed something they KNEW Paulson would refuse, and hence they knew he would come to Pelosi to get the bill through. She's not dumb, she won't let it pass unless the House Republicans are in as well. But that means letting them pass whatever they want.
I disagree. The other night was when he was needed most but instead of reassuring the public or making a plan for the economy Bush just said things are bad and faded back into obscurity. Bush is still as much of a fuck-off as before, only this time he's a lame duck too.Cheebs said:Am I the only one starting to oddly like Bush more and more this week?
Bush's unusually calm demeanor and willingness to work with Democrats compared to John McCain's weird erratic stunts this week has left a very clear comparison of the two in my mind.
And the one on top is one 4 years ago I could never imagine myself saying.
Bush without a political future and a opposition congress is a far more likeable dude than he used to be.
Why does it make him more appealing?Cheebs said:In some sort of odd way it has made him more appealing to McCain in my eyes.
How did it happen that the first term senator in this race is the calm cool collected guy and the 26 year long senator is the one all over the map. Hell we don't even know if he'll show up to a debate that is in less than 24 hours! That is unheard of. Bush was so much...easier.
I know Obama does these Bush-McCain ads but really, McCain reminds me more of Nixon.
Not always. And it is not posted enough!grandjedi6 said:And its always Speculawyer who posts it :lol
Well then at the very least I hate McCain more than I hate Bush this week. Erratic hail mary's are beginning to really piss me off.grandjedi6 said:I disagree. The other night was when he was needed most but instead of reassuring the public or making a plan for the economy Bush just said things are bad and faded back into obscurity. Bush is still as much of a fuck-off as before, only this time he's a lame duck too.
The Lamonster said:hahahaha Letterman is slamming McCain again!
typhonsentra said:Damn, and I missed it!
And Mila Kunis <3
So much better than you guys' Johansson.
Ether_Snake said:There's a reason Communists don't make good Capitalists.
What? He was the one behind that? That asshole made me late.Diablos said:Why does it make him more appealing?
Basically Bush would tell you exactly how, and why (in his mind) he's doing something. He numbs you from feeling the pain of the country getting raped.
McCain plays a game of gotcha.
At the end of the day, they're good for nothing but fucking the country over. They're both god damn fools.
Seriously, what good has Bush done in eight years?
Didn't he help make daylight savings shorter and got the Do Not Call list pushed through? Those are the only good things he did that I can think of. :lol
RubxQub said:Top 10 Surpising Facts About Sarah Palin (presented by residents of Wasilla):
10. Sometimes Sarah calls John McCain "Grandpa"
9. She stole that sexy librarian look, from me (some random dude)
8. Recently passed legislation to build a bridge to funky town.
7. Does great impressions of Tina Fey
6. Favorite Meal: Moose Nuggets and Beaver Jerky
5. Working on a "Knight rider" spin-off about a talking snow-mobile
4. Favorite Book: "The Late Show: Fun Facts" (letterman book plug)
3. Once spent a week in the hospital after attempting to put lipstick on a pitbull
2. To improve her foreign policy experience, she recently when to the international house of pancakes.
1. Only person I know who's not afraid to go hunting with Dick Cheney.
...
Fuck that was bad.
:lolSharp said:What? He was the one behind that? That asshole made me late.
As Letterman just said tonight...Y2Kev said:do not piss off Letterman EVER
:lol2. To improve her foreign policy experience, she recently went to the international house of pancakes.
ViperVisor said:What!?
As they should. We oppose a corporate socialist bailout but support the use of force against someone's propertyTamanon said:Yah, they'd just quit. Never underestimate personal greed.
It's okay because they're the bad guys. We're practically a collective Robin Hood.avatar299 said:As they should. We oppose a corporate socialist bailout but support the use of force against someone's property
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And Bush wasn't?MaddenNFL64 said:Diablos, he's just saying McCain's tactics make him seem worse is all. Bush is the worst president in 30 years. And at least Carter & Nixon had job growth. Bush is the first with job contraction since the fucking Great Depression. He sucks.
But McCain is scary.
Diablos said:And Bush wasn't?
People were scared to death of Dubya. Everyone's just used to him now.
McCain is crazy, about as crazy as Bush. It's just that the means he uses to justify the ends are much more spontaneous, but the end result under a Bush or McCain administration would be similar.
We are not that bad off. They'll be layed off people thinking $25 for a movie & popcorn or $60 for 100 hours of videogame fun.Gary Whitta said:Hmmm, food or games? Could be a tough call for some people here.
snesfreak said:When you rub Dave Letterman the wrong way...you have....rubbed a guy....the wrong way.
speculawyer said:We are not that bad off. They'll be layed off people thinking $25 for a movie & popcorn or $60 for 100 hours of videogame fun.
Instead he [McCain] found himself in the midst of a remarkable partisan showdown, lacking a clear public message for how to bring it to an end.
At the bipartisan White House meeting that Mr. McCain had called for a day earlier, he sat silently for more than 40 minutes, more observer than leader, and then offered only a vague sense of where he stood, said people in the meeting.
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Still, by nightfall, the day provided the younger and less experienced Mr. Obama an opportunity to, in effect, shift roles with Mr. McCain. For a moment, at least, it was Mr. Obama presenting himself as the old hand at consensus building, and as the real face of bipartisan politics.
Fragamemnon said:Haven't seen it posted yet (but this thread moves fast) :
http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=cb847615-d010-4578-9882-31f2ea071666
Missouri:
McCain 48
Obama 46
Obama's got MO in the bag if those numbers are true for SUSA, IMO.