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Laodaron · 07-14-2008, 10:19 PM

What's funny is that Bush made it 2 elections in a row. McCain is different than Bush, in fact, if they didn't have the same party name, I'd believe they were on opposite ends.

Obama isn't that popular. He won't win in November. However, he's an appeaser and an asskisser. He's worthless and nearly every lifelong Democrat I know has switched to McCain, and that's a SAD SAD deal.

aduros · 07-14-2008, 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Laodaron

What's funny is that Bush made it 2 elections in a row. McCain is different than Bush, in fact, if they didn't have the same party name, I'd believe they were on opposite ends.

Obama isn't that popular. He won't win in November. However, he's an appeaser and an asskisser. He's worthless and nearly every lifelong Democrat I know has switched to McCain, and that's a SAD SAD deal.

If Obama isn't considered "popular" as a presidential candidate, what is? Regardless if you like him or not, you can't deny the amount of buzz that surrounds him.

Everyone's entitled to their own opinion, but it sounds like your trying awfully hard to convince yourself he's the worse thing since the ban on child porn.

Krontak · 07-14-2008, 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Laodaron

What's funny is that Bush made it 2 elections in a row. McCain is different than Bush, in fact, if they didn't have the same party name, I'd believe they were on opposite ends.

Obama isn't that popular. He won't win in November. However, he's an appeaser and an asskisser. He's worthless and nearly every lifelong Democrat I know has switched to McCain, and that's a SAD SAD deal.

Bush is a moron. That goes to show how utterly retarded 1/3rd of this nation is. The remaining 1/5th got tricked by the GOP garbage campaign that is beginning to transpire at this moment.

The GOP finds it fun to count flip flops. They get everyone, including these stupid ass news stations, so caught up in counting flip flops, that everyone forgets why they are choosing candidate A or B. Hopefully this election will snap this streak they've had two elections in a row.

The appeasing crap isn't going to stick. Not only does Admiral Mullen believe the U.S. needs to get into direct talks with Iran, this is echoed by the Secretary of Defense and other entities of the State Department.

And, I'm not sure which lifelong democrats you know that have switched, because if they give a damn about this economy, our troops, social security, women's rights, health care, better pay for teachers, transparency of government through ethics reform and the nomination of possibly two Supreme Court justices, the way Republicans betrayed this nation with pledges of fiscal conservatism, complete and utter failure to fulfill the promise of for the people and by the people, you can be sure they will not be voting Republican this election

Rothrek · 07-14-2008, 10:34 PM

[quote]In a way I feel sorry for you guys. I would probably whine all day too if I had a candidate as uninspiring as McBush.[/QUOTE

lolololololololololol just because they are both old and white doesn't mean they have the same views! Just as Lao said, if they didn't have the same party affiliation they wouldn't be compared at all.

Krontak · 07-14-2008, 10:40 PM

Roth, they are the same on issues that will determine this election.

Bush McCain both believe staying in Iraq indefinitely.

Bush/McCain believe in the same tax cuts of the wealthiest 2% and believe trickle down economics is somehow good for the lower to middle income classes that are in pain right now.

Bush/McCain are identical on oil now.

Bush/McCain are identical on a failed campaign slogan of the removal of Social Security.

Bush/McCain are not for providing tax cuts to companies that keep jobs in the U.S. and would rather give tax breaks to companies that ship jobs to Mexico.

I really don't feel like it now, but I'm pretty sure I could go through McCains plan and find dozens more examples. Those are just a few that come to mind.

Morara · 07-14-2008, 10:42 PM

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No, Illuminator is right. Having non-U.S. citizens involved in this or any election is not something to be celebrated.

Why? Our citizens are worthless. Mexicans can at least get a job done without unionizing and trying to squeeze every dollar they can out of it.

Look at any illegal or legal alien in this country, and I guarantee they appreciate it a hell of a lot more than someone who was born here. Then again, we never had to avoid getting shot jumping a border fence or drowning on a raft to get here.

kaif · 07-14-2008, 10:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Krontak

In our group alone, we've got one political science from Holland, another two from Germany, another Argentinian law student, yet another from Haiti. There are at least another half dozen more

Yet, the shit this country gets when we "help" other countries decide their new leader.....

Krontak · 07-14-2008, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Morara

Why? Our citizens are worthless.

Oh really?

Laodaron · 07-14-2008, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Krontak

because if they give a damn about this economy, our troops, social security, women's rights, health care, better pay for teachers, transparency of government through ethics reform and the nomination of possibly two Supreme Court justices, the way Republicans betrayed this nation with pledges of fiscal conservatism, complete and utter failure to fulfill the promise of for the people and by the people, you can be sure they will not be voting Republican this election

Economy - After Obama's mission to socialize healthcare, the economy in middle '08 is gonna look good. A vote for Obama is a vote for a WORSE economy.

Troops - Obama wants a kill schedule for the terrorists and enemy to know WHEN its appropriate to attack our troops, because we're going to be pulling out. A vote for Obama is a vote to kill more Americans than need die, let alone millions of Iraqis.

Social Security - An abomination. It should be wiped out. All funds like that should be privatized, it should NOT be a socialist government issue. A vote for Obama will take MORE money from us younger citizens and not give us anything back ever.

Women's rights - Seriously? Is this 1920? Jesus you're an idiot. A vote for Obama is a vote for women's suffrage. YAY FOR THE MODERN OBAMA!

Healthcare - Will destroy our economy even worse. A vote for Obama is a vote that's one step closer to socialism and communism.

Better pay for teachers - (Disclaimer - I'm a history secondary education major) Teachers work for 9 months. Those 9 months are RIDDLED WITH VACATION TIME. They make 3/4 of an average state salary. Teachers are paid fine... A vote for Obama is to overpay a job that only works 9 months a year.

Transparency of government through ethics reform - Dude, seriously, he only wants this if its not going to apply to him.

Good try, but again, your reasons posted are the EXACT REASONS I'd never vote for Obama. He doesn't want America to succeed.

Laodaron · 07-14-2008, 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Krontak

Bush/McCain believe in the same tax cuts of the wealthiest 2% and believe trickle down economics is somehow good for the lower to middle income classes that are in pain right now.
So wealthy should be taxed more than the non wealthy? Why exactly?

Bush/McCain are identical on a failed campaign slogan of the removal of Social Security.
SS is helping destroy this nation. Its a travesty.

Bush/McCain are not for providing tax cuts to companies that keep jobs in the U.S. and would rather give tax breaks to companies that ship jobs to Mexico.
LOL WUT? Linkies for this please.