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Obama/Biden
kathylee on Sat Aug 23, 2008 12:07 pm
Soooo...with the recent annoucement of Obama's running mate, I think now is a good time to take a vote.
Who are ya'll going to vote for?
Personally McCain freaks me out...the word CRAZY comes to mind. Plus have you seen his dinasaur of a wife?
Obama is who I'm voting for.
Who are ya'll going to vote for?
Personally McCain freaks me out...the word CRAZY comes to mind. Plus have you seen his dinasaur of a wife?
Obama is who I'm voting for.
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Re: Obama/Biden
ezrhino on Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:52 pm
I support Obama. Pro-Net Neutrality, opposed Iraq war from the beginning, and is the best candidate to start rebuilding Americas respect globally.
I never had and still don't think McCain has a shot at the presidency. Selecting Sarah "Failin" imho just erased most of his independent supporters. Watching the media eviscerate her the past few days has been entertaining.
Is McCain Palin's Bitch?
I never had and still don't think McCain has a shot at the presidency. Selecting Sarah "Failin" imho just erased most of his independent supporters. Watching the media eviscerate her the past few days has been entertaining.
Is McCain Palin's Bitch?
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Re: Obama/Biden
Kiss Kiss on Wed Sep 10, 2008 8:35 pm
ezrhino wrote:I support Obama. Pro-Net Neutrality, opposed Iraq war from the beginning, and is the best candidate to start rebuilding Americas respect globally.
Unfortunately it seems that Biden is an internet hater: http://gizmodo.com/5041044/vp-candidate-biden-is-no-friend-to-file-sharing-net-neutrality-protection-or-online-privacy
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Re: Obama/Biden
ezrhino on Sat Sep 13, 2008 11:45 pm
Kiss Kiss wrote:ezrhino wrote:I support Obama. Pro-Net Neutrality, opposed Iraq war from the beginning, and is the best candidate to start rebuilding Americas respect globally.
Unfortunately it seems that Biden is an internet hater: http://gizmodo.com/5041044/vp-candidate-biden-is-no-friend-to-file-sharing-net-neutrality-protection-or-online-privacy
I have read that before. I donno what to think of Biden yet, the choice for VP seems anti-climatic to Obama's campaign up to that point. I think Hillary would have been the best choice especially for pursing healthcare. But who knows how the process went down, maybe she was offered VP and turned it down.... future Supreme Court Justice Hillary??
bama will win by a healthy margin.
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Re: Obama/Biden
donknottz on Mon Sep 29, 2008 8:24 pm
So I was doing some research about the economy as I need to find a good way to teach about different economic systems to a class of 9th graders. I stumbled upon this guy and found that I couldn't listen to anything he said because I was so enthralled with what picture was going to come up next on his screen saver. I would say that I trust his economic opinion more now that I know he is familiar with items of fashion, cricket, terrorists, and lots of soccer. I'm not 100% what's on his shirt, but I think he supports Obama. Also, is he really drinking coffee?
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Re: Obama/Biden
Porterhass on Wed Oct 22, 2008 11:55 am
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20081022/D93V6SD80.html wrote:McCain recalled being ready to launch a bombing run during the October 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, which Biden said over the weekend tested a new President John F. Kennedy and was the template for the kind of "generated crisis" the 47-year-old Obama would face within six months of taking office.
"I was on board the USS Enterprise," McCain, a former naval aviator, said in the capital city of Harrisburg. "I sat in the cockpit, on the flight deck of the USS Enterprise, off of Cuba. I had a target. My friends, you know how close we came to a nuclear war."
As the crowd of several thousand began to swell with cheers and applause, he added with dramatic effect: "America will not have a president who needs to be tested. I've been tested, my friends."
What Senator Obama doesn't understand is being ready to take orders is the same as being tested to give orders.
Another thing Senator Obama doesn't understand is that starting a nuclear war in 1962 would have been awesome, and this small town valued crowd does understand that, hence the clapping. If you weren't so socialist/anti-american you could get a lot more understanding done.
I will say it again, my friends, Sitting in a cockpit = Tested for a command role.
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