2008 Election discussion. ^3 - Page 23

quote ANGRYWOLF

Your 2 cents are worth a plugged nickle friend..one of the repubs had become obnoxious so I thought it prudent to tell him I would ask a mod to intervene..If you don't like that tough...Look in the mirror friend and you'll really see someone with a stupid attitude...lol
As far as maturity a mature person doesn't start name calling so the repubs who are posting here need to moderate their behavior...
As for maturity I am certainly a lot more mature than blind followers of the republican party that believe everything Rush, O'Reilly, Hannity , Anne Coulter, Fox and similar right wing sources spew out...
As for what repubs say about Ayers I don't trust their views about it...anymore than I trust Bush, Karl Rove or anyone else of that persuasion.They have a history of lying so quoting some republican party source on Ayers isn't persuasive even if a moderator does it....
As far as my coming back here I don't like seeing repubs get away with spreading lies so I feel compelled to return and correct them...
So I guess I'll see some of you later on...
smiles...

quote Core Deity

There is more than enough time to campaign even landslides
happen in minutes.

If mccain wants a convincing win and avoid a democrat mega-majority
he must command the media the airtime he deserves and make
it acceptable to be a republican to the average person.
I know if there is a american who can acomplish this it
is mccain. This will not do having a one sided debate
any longer.

If obama wants a the same he must keep from being pinned
as the reason for new campaign reform. (voter registration
fraud, campaign financing ect..)

He must also insure the voters don't realize he is the
same type of politician with old regurgitated ideas.
He is a polutition whose judgement is mistaken he was
not as against the iraq war as the media wants you to
believe at the time he was doing what he does best speaking
the words the crowd wanted to hear. He does this in front
of white, black, young, old, families and politicians alike.
If you need simple proof just look at his two-faced
comment about middleclass, religion and guns.


His policies are just jokes. If you will I will use
examples:

His energy policy is small-minded, expensive and unattainable
for one or two terms. I would love to have solar panels
all over the place, wind turbines are good for places
but it is going to cost about 10 trillion just to make
it become half of the US's power. Bio fuels are good
but it causes to high of a spike for food prices.
I guess I can give him his flip-flop on oil drilling
still not enough though.

His policy on heath care is another expensive proposition.
I do not even want to consider the ramifications for
a capitalist society excepting the total destruction of the
heath market.

Tax policy is so-so at best but at least he isn't just going to
raise taxes.... yet.

I don't even have the time to waist with the other policies...

The next president will have a trial by fire.
There are two wars, world recession, oil crisis,
financial crisis, terrorists, and the US is expected
to take a role in the warming of the planet. This has not
named all of the potential problems (more power struggles
around the militant nations, water crisis, ect...)

I wish both candidates success and that you ask yourself,
"Why am I voting for my candidate?"

quote Koloth

Truth be told his health care program has been suggested in a multitude of forms before and it will be in a multitude of forms hence. It is just one of those things that Democrats trot out every four year to win vote and it never passes. And I very much doubt it ever will. I think most people know it won't work but it really does sound good if your poor. Anything that is offered for "free" sounds great, on paper.

quote Deathsythe

- A recent study shows that Republicans are more happy people than Democrats.