Bulla564 said:Only in the land of American Idol and Britney Spears, can people be so gullible for this drill, baby drill crap.
Nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the republican base.
Bulla564 said:Only in the land of American Idol and Britney Spears, can people be so gullible for this drill, baby drill crap.
~Devil Trigger~ said:DRILL BABY DRILL!
Mahadev said:ZERO! ZERO! ZERO!
Hitokage said:It's amusing how Palin has been described as a "breath of fresh air" when all she does is say the same damn thing all the movement conservatives are saying. If Republicans wanted "fresh air", they should look to somebody like Huckabee or Paul.
Cooter said:That's all I'm saying. I'll vote for McCan mostly because of economic issues but that doesn't mean I'm irrational or evil.
It's easy to be impressed by someone you already hold in extremely low esteem. I just expected Stein to celebrate Palin.mckmas8808 said:Man fuck Ben Stein. He called Obama an angry black man and said people wouldn't vote for him.
http://www.newshounds.us/2008/08/30fox_says_it_first_barack_obama_is_an_angry_black_man.php
fin said:I completely agree. Increasing the production of oil isn't going to cause the price of gas to decrease, ever. Price per barrel is around $108, down from $140 last month. I'm not seeing the savings at the pumps.
Where drilling is going to help is in the economy. It'll take more than just the ANWR for that, hopefully there are sites that are more central so that people don't have to migrate up north. It'll create jobs and increase cash flow so that paying such high prices for gas is do-able. Where I'm from, kids graduating from high school can go and work on the rigs starting at over $20/hr. Hell, 7-11 pays like $14 starting wage.
Harvesting natural resources can have a huge impact on a cultures economy, load up CIV:REV and find out . That's IF there is enough natural resources in the US.
scorcho said:so far Gallup isn't showing any movement after Tuesday's RNC speeches.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/110032/Gallup-Daily-Dent-Obama-Lead-Far.aspx
Republican candidate John McCain said on Wednesday that if elected president, he will capture al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
"President Clinton had opportunities to get Osama bin Laden. President Bush had opportunities to get Osama bin Laden. I know how to do it and I'll do it," he told ABC's "World News" in an interview.
I'm pretty sure we're acknowledging this.Byakuya769 said:"Guahahaha, save mother earth!!!"
Not only that, but any oil we produce here will be subject to the world market. Those companies are international conglomerate, they don't separate their oil by "made in america" and "made elsewhere" and then fix prices accordingly. The oil produced will go to the market and its demand. All you "rah rah capitalism" guys should KNOW this...
If the party's actions are aggressively and consistently evil and stupid, what can you expect?Cooter said:Listen, I think Obama is a good guy who means well. I don't think he's evil or anything like that. I thought the same about Kerry and Gore. Can't you disagree without calling the party that half the country supports evil and stupid?
lawblob said:Why bother? Most Americans are such idiots that they now support off-shore drilling, despite the government's own projections that it would only reduce prices by 6 pennies per-gallon.... in 5 years when the wells are operational...
I think the best Obama can do regarding energy policy is put together four or five bullet point sentences about energy policy and just repeat them over and over..
Tamanon said:
Cooter said:Listen, I think Obama is a good guy who means well. I don't think he's evil or anything like that. I thought the same about Kerry and Gore. Can't you disagree without calling the party that half the country supports evil and stupid?
That's all I'm saying. I'll vote for McCan mostly because of economic issues but that doesn't mean I'm irrational or evil.
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Tamanon said:
And I never said you were.Cooter said:Listen, I think Obama is a good guy who means well. I don't think he's evil or anything like that. I thought the same about Kerry and Gore. Can't you disagree without calling the party that half the country supports evil and stupid?
That's all I'm saying. I'll vote for McCan mostly because of economic issues but that doesn't mean I'm irrational or evil.
Anyway, it doesn't matter much because this place is one big democratic cirlce jerk and there is that nothing 2 or 3 people who lean right can say that is going to have any impact on the way we treat each other.
What's funny is that until we get a viable third party not much is going to change. Our two party system of Republicrats is the problem.
For five and a half years he wasn't able to tell Bush.Hitokage said:Um, what's exactly keeping him from telling Bush how to do it?
Cooter said:Listen, I think Obama is a good guy who means well. I don't think he's evil or anything like that. I thought the same about Kerry and Gore. Can't you disagree without calling the party that half the country supports evil and stupid?
That's all I'm saying. I'll vote for McCan mostly because of economic issues but that doesn't mean I'm irrational or evil.
Anyway, it doesn't matter much because this place is one big democratic cirlce jerk and there is that nothing 2 or 3 people who lean right can say that is going to have any impact on the way we treat each other.
What's funny is that until we get a viable third party not much is going to change. Our two party system of Republicrats is the problem.
Tamanon said:It really is bizarre, I think to a lot of folks "breath of fresh air" means not a white guy. She's basically a female Santorum I'd say.
Cooter, perhaps, just perhaps, there's lack of civility because for going on 8 years now Democrats have been called elitists, dreamers disconnected from reality, unpatriotic, treasonous, irresponsible, incompetent, terrrist lovers, and I kid you not, baby killers. We have had our love for country, family, God and justice mocked. All with half truths sometimes and flat out lies most of the time eaten up by people that are willfully ignorant.Cooter said:Jesus, can we have some sort of respectful discussion? Enough already.
It certainly can be mean you are irrational.Cooter said:That's all I'm saying. I'll vote for McCan mostly because of economic issues but that doesn't mean I'm irrational or evil..
Are you suggesting that he's putting politics over country? I'm sure you know he formulated this plan over a five-and-a-half year period.Hitokage said:Um, what's exactly keeping him from telling Bush how to do it?
He knows how? What's the HOW john?Tamanon said:
Hitokage said:Um, what's exactly keeping him from telling Bush how to do it?
Cooter said:Can't you disagree without calling the party that half the country supports evil and stupid?
NLB2 said:I'm pretty sure we're acknowledging this.
The call for domestic drilling is two parts:
1. It will lower oil costs by increasing production.
2. In case of an emergency, such as a war with major oil producing power, OPEC embargo, or a blockade of the Straights of Hormuz, American domestic production will be increased and can then be forced via high export tariffs, etc. into the domestic economy.
I thought he would rather win a war even if it meant losing an election!NullPointer said:That wouldn't be prudent... at this juncture.
Agreed.. Until Huckabee went into Palin Defense Force Mode and the subsequent "Pointless wars give us school desks" rant I would have said he had the best speech of the convention.Hitokage said:It's amusing how Palin has been described as a "breath of fresh air" when all she does is say the same damn thing all the movement conservatives are saying. If Republicans wanted "fresh air", they should look to somebody like Huckabee or Paul.
Cooter said:Listen, I think Obama is a good guy who means well. I don't think he's evil or anything like that. I thought the same about Kerry and Gore. Can't you disagree without calling the party that half the country supports evil and stupid?
That's all I'm saying. I'll vote for McCan mostly because of economic issues but that doesn't mean I'm irrational or evil.
Anyway, it doesn't matter much because this place is one big democratic cirlce jerk and there is that nothing 2 or 3 people who lean right can say that is going to have any impact on the way we treat each other.
What's funny is that until we get a viable third party not much is going to change. Our two party system of Republicrats is the problem.
Republican candidate John McCain said on Wednesday that if elected president, he will capture al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
"President Clinton had opportunities to get Osama bin Laden. President Bush had opportunities to get Osama bin Laden. I know how to do it and I'll do it," he told ABC's "World News" in an interview.
1. the EIA has estimated it will only negatively impact the cost of oil by tenths of a cent, which will be grossly mitigated by the rise in consumption/demand from both China and India.NLB2 said:I'm pretty sure we're acknowledging this.
The call for domestic drilling is two parts:
1. It will lower oil costs by increasing production.
2. In case of an emergency, such as a war with major oil producing power, OPEC embargo, or a blockade of the Straights of Hormuz, American domestic production will be increased and can then be forced via high export tariffs, etc. into the domestic economy.
Hitokage said:I thought he would rather win a war even if it meant losing an election!
Byakuya769 said:Seriously? Graduating form Harvard Law at the top of his class and serving as a state senator always seem to get conveniently forgotten when people want to be jack asses and try and distort his resume..
speculawyer said:So he has been hiding the secret on how to capture Osama for the last 16 years? What kind of asshole is this McCain guy? :lol
fin said:Harvesting natural resources can have a huge impact on a cultures economy, load up CIV:REV and find out . That's IF there is enough natural resources in the US.
gkrykewy said:Again, the Canada analogy is bogus. There aren't nearly the resources ANYWHERE being discussed; direct economic impact in terms of oil jobs would be essentially zero. There are no tar sands here.
polyh3dron said:Agreed.. Until Huckabee went into Palin Defense Force Mode and the subsequent "Pointless wars give us school desks" rant I would have said he had the best speech of the convention.
NLB2 said:I'm pretty sure we're acknowledging this.
The call for domestic drilling is two parts:
1. It will lower oil costs by increasing production.
2. In case of an emergency, such as a war with major oil producing power, OPEC embargo, or a blockade of the Straights of Hormuz, American domestic production will be increased and can then be forced via high export tariffs, etc. into the domestic economy.
NLB2 said:I'm pretty sure we're acknowledging this.
The call for domestic drilling is two parts:
1. It will lower oil costs by increasing production.
2. In case of an emergency, such as a war with major oil producing power, OPEC embargo, or a blockade of the Straights of Hormuz, American domestic production will be increased and can then be forced via high export tariffs, etc. into the domestic economy.
Xenon said:ODF to the rescue. I never challenged his credentials, read my posts.
Xenon said:She did not show any signs of despising community leaders and the lack of respect was only in context of her being belittled for her mayoral experience while Obama has gotten a pass with a much smaller resume.
Yeah, he could have even told Bush 1 how to get Osama.NullPointer said:That wouldn't be prudent... at this juncture.
AniHawk said:
Through early Wednesday, before Palin's speech.
worldrunover said:I bet McCain has a letter from God on how to catch Bin Laden, with the strict instructions "DO NOT OPEN UNTIL PRESIDENT." Can't you see why we have to elect him?