Fox News is facetiously referenced as "Faux News" for a reason.
| MrBubbles said: that comment about the pig was definately a stab at palin. he knew how it would appear...and thats why he said it. he could easily used another saying to express himself without any sort of issue. he chose that because he could insult palin as well as appear to be in context with what he was talking about. obama is a lot of things...but he isnt a complete idiot. |
How so? He didn't hint at her with the pig reference - and if you say he did, you would also have to consider what he said about fish wrapped in newspaper. Is he referring to her menstrual period?
Dang - if you are gonna take stuff out of context, take all of it, and don't cherry pick.
Besides, McCain did refer to Hillary as lip stick on a pig. This is true - he did, son.
| PDF said: This is exactly what I hate about Obama. He talks about change and how McCain uses the same old politics but yet he is using the same old politics too. Hypocrisy is a huge pet peeve for me. However I still think he is what the Country needs more than McCain. |
It's ok. You need to find a reason to hate him, and this is the best you can come up with?
I'll tell you why I can't vote for McCain. And race doesn't have a thing to do with it.
1. After 8 years of this crap, we need a change. The country took a gamble on a clown from Texas who failed in the world of business, failed in the world of state government and folks were positive he'd succeed in the White House. Clowns.
2. He said he'd pursue Osama to the gates of hell. However, he didn't think enough of U.S. soldiers to approve the GI Bill for them? PHAIL.
3. The GOP has proven with the slow response to Katrina how much they care about America.
4. Lies, lies, lies - Gov. Palin was for the Bridge to Nowhere - she said thanks for no thanks.
Ok ... if you are gonna lie about things, don't sit there and pose for a pic of your lie.
and the last part - CHANGE. McCain is talking out of both sides of his mouth. He was dissing Obama on his youth and message of hope and change. Now, he adds Palin and talks about how they are the agents of change. My heavens. This clown will do whatever it takes to win the highest office. And the straight-talk express ... what a crock.
There are a lot more reasons I'll never vote GOP, but seriously, if Obama was a fluke too, I'd just stay at home on election day.
madskillz said:
How so? He didn't hint at her with the pig reference - and if you say he did, you would also have to consider what he said about fish wrapped in newspaper. Is he referring to her menstrual period? Dang - if you are gonna take stuff out of context, take all of it, and don't cherry pick. Besides, McCain did refer to Hillary as lip stick on a pig. This is true - he did, son.
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did you actually read my post? you are aware of Palins comment about being a bulldog with lipstick? your posts seem to be just a lot of willful ignorance tbh. there is no reason to suggest mccains comment was anything more than what it was...solely about her policies...had hillary made a comment similar to Palins then i would have thought it was a veiled attack on hillary. but she didnt...and it wasnt. so he didnt refer to her like that. this is true - he didnt, son.
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highwaystar101 said:
I'm all for this. I think kids should be taught sex ed from the minute they ask where babies come from (around 5 or 6 when their minds become inquisitive) I think lying to them about sex and reproduction does far more harm than good. If I were president I would call for that change.
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All the children have to know is that baby jesus puts the baby in the mommy's tummy until it is ready to come out. After that, sex is a dirty sin untill you're married and even thinking about it means that you're a dirty and immoral person.
On topic, Bigjon believes that the earth is 6000 years old, you can never win an argument against someone who believes the earth is 6000 years old, it is best just to mock them.
Haha, Bigjon you're a crazy right wing bible thumping nut, Haha... hahahaha
Obama is blaming Bush Administration for the economic mess we are in right now.
What a typical Politician.
I believe now more than ever that McCain is the better man for the job.
Republicans and Democrats are at fault for the mess - who is going to make the change? Obama? I don't think so.
don't be fooled into thinking he is going to change anything - he is the same as clinton and bush.
obviously the administration is to blame.
ownership economy does not work, that is mccain's financial view as well.
It would work if the rich bought american products but because of tax-benefitted outsourcing the trickle down effect is non-existant.
even if gas was not a problem, we would still be in a mess.
we are not in trouble because of gas. we are in trouble because the administration allows for something like gas to become a problem
| Paul said:
On topic, Bigjon believes that the earth is 6000 years old. |
I would love to hear his argument.
ManusJustus said:
I would love to hear his argument. |
No you wouldn't...not if you want to avoid purposefully banging your head against the wall...
(Note: I don't know if bigjon actually believes what Paul purports)
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| MrBubbles said: Bush was supposed to be there in person, but then they delayed the convention due to the storm...so when they had it he was off doing presidential type stuff. |
Actually the McCain camp said "It's not worth it for you to make the trip out."
In otherwords. "Please don't come!"
They weren't expecting him to speak at all until he insisted.
They did everything they could to keep him out. However you can only do so much, as the President is head of the party
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