obama also can't account for $550,000
Lula wrote:treetopovskaya wrote:someone go ask obama why he spent $21 mil on polls.
spent 21 mil on polls? like tracking? do you have the story link?
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Lula wrote:treetopovskaya wrote:someone go ask obama why he spent $21 mil on polls.
spent 21 mil on polls? like tracking? do you have the story link?
Gunbot wrote:Lula wrote:Gunbot wrote:Early voting in Norwalk tomorrow for any of my L.A. County peeps.
i'm waiting until after work on the 4th. taking my baby boy to punch the card
I'm going with my son and 3 of his college mates tomorrow. It will be the first time for all of them.
Lula wrote:Gunbot wrote:Lula wrote:Gunbot wrote:Early voting in Norwalk tomorrow for any of my L.A. County peeps.
i'm waiting until after work on the 4th. taking my baby boy to punch the card
I'm going with my son and 3 of his college mates tomorrow. It will be the first time for all of them.
very cool, regardless of the candidate receiving the votes. i teach u.s. history and have been teaching and holding discussions about the current election and the historical aspect. my students are eating it up, very exciting- they're even getting the opportunity to vote along with other schools in a mock election offered through our sec of state.
treetopovskaya wrote:http://www.opensecrets.org/pres08/expend.php?cycle=2008&cid=N00009638
obama also can't account for $550,000Lula wrote:treetopovskaya wrote:someone go ask obama why he spent $21 mil on polls.
spent 21 mil on polls? like tracking? do you have the story link?
The_Noble_Cause wrote:strangegrey wrote:The vast majority of the public, including democrats...don't agree with you.
Maybe that's because most, like yourself, have the mistaken impression that the Doctrine mandated 50/50 equal time.
It never did.
And last I checked, nearly half of Americans do favor it.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php? ... geId=72369
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Free speech loses all meaning when practiced in a content vaccum.
With the exception of maybe Art Bell, hundreds of news/talk stations have an exclusively right wing format.
Like letters to the editor in a newspaper, its only fair to let the besmirched have a right of reply.
conversationpc wrote:Then, not more than a few weeks ago, you said it should be used to shut up people like Glenn Beck because, in your words, it was for the "good of the country".
Skylorde wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:Free speech loses all meaning when practiced in a content vaccum.
With the exception of maybe Art Bell, hundreds of news/talk stations have an exclusively right wing format.
Like letters to the editor in a newspaper, its only fair to let the besmirched have a right of reply.
That's a politically correct way of conceding defeat on a level playing field where the rules apply equally to everyone.
I don't buy into every wild conspiracy the left or the right claims but you'll be hard pressed to deny the main stream media (NBC, CBS, ABC) have had a left slant to their broadcasts for a very long time. In the early 90's (before talk radio really got it's footing), a Democrat congressman was asked his opinion about said slant. His reply? "Don't like it? Go start your own network!"
Then Fox came along and climbed to the top of the ladder. All the left has done since then is bitch and moan about it despite the fact MSNBC, CNN and CNBC to some extent are clearly in bed with the left. Granted, I'm not claiming Fox is neutral by any stretch.
When the left had a majority of the media in bed with it, there was no drum beat for a return to the fairness doctrine. Now that there's a fairly proportionate balance of media overall, there's a sudden urgency to bring it back. Hmmm, wonder why that is?
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Again, the terms of how the doctrine was implemented varied and was sometimes left up to the discretion of the station's owners.
I wish Beck would be thrown off the air the same way FDR unconstitutionally threw famed radio demogogogue Father Coughlin off the air.
But, hey, that's just wishful thinking.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:On top of that, the Fairness Doctrine never applied to cable.
conversationpc wrote:Kinda un-American isn't it? It's pretty telling that you're so threatened at someone who disagrees with your point of view that would be so desperate as to want them unconstitutionally thrown off the air. There are left-wingers I think are just as or more dangerous than you think Beck is but I believe they should absolutely have the right to spew whatever filth they want to out of their mouth, even if they were to somehow become as popular as Beck, Limbaugh, Hannity, etc.
strangegrey wrote:Oh...I see. It's ok to discard it (the doctrine) in markets where the left has the advantage...but absolutely necessary in markets where the left can't get a foothold.
You really need to step asside on this one. You're not making any sense.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:conversationpc wrote:Kinda un-American isn't it? It's pretty telling that you're so threatened at someone who disagrees with your point of view that would be so desperate as to want them unconstitutionally thrown off the air. There are left-wingers I think are just as or more dangerous than you think Beck is but I believe they should absolutely have the right to spew whatever filth they want to out of their mouth, even if they were to somehow become as popular as Beck, Limbaugh, Hannity, etc.
It's not about divergent points of views or the robust marketplace of ideas, its about unrepentant lying sons of bitches.
strangegrey wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:I fail to see how a poll on Lou Dobbs is representative of the American people at large.
While nowhere near a complete hack like Hannity, he does skew Conservative.
Who the hell cares what he or anyone else thinks?
I'm bringing a factual scientific poll result to the argument, you're bringing a flawed concept that if people dont want to listen (and advertise) that you're going to ram it down their throats.
Whether Lou Dobbs, Keith Olberman or Rush Limbaugh presented the poll shouldn't matter one iotta, so long as the poll itself was conducted with scientifically sound sampling.
Sorry, TNC. I'm on your side on most of this shit these days (which is personally shocking)...but this is something that you're not making a good argument on.
7 Wishes wrote:Tito wrote:
It also pales in comparassion to Obama's expenses to the taxpayers and his own campaign expenses.
Dude, where do you dream this stuff up? You do realize how his campaign is funded, right? Wow.
Lula wrote:Gunbot wrote:Lula wrote:Gunbot wrote:Early voting in Norwalk tomorrow for any of my L.A. County peeps.
i'm waiting until after work on the 4th. taking my baby boy to punch the card
I'm going with my son and 3 of his college mates tomorrow. It will be the first time for all of them.
very cool, regardless of the candidate receiving the votes. i teach u.s. history and have been teaching and holding discussions about the current election and the historical aspect. my students are eating it up, very exciting- they're even getting the opportunity to vote along with other schools in a mock election offered through our sec of state.
Tito wrote:Lula wrote:very cool, regardless of the candidate receiving the votes. i teach u.s. history and have been teaching and holding discussions about the current election and the historical aspect. my students are eating it up, very exciting- they're even getting the opportunity to vote along with other schools in a mock election offered through our sec of state.
Great!I'm sure that's a balanced lecture.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:And last I checked, nearly half of Americans do favor it.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php? ... geId=72369
The_Noble_Cause wrote:It's not about divergent points of views or the robust marketplace of ideas, its about unrepentant lying sons of bitches.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:I wish Beck would be thrown off the air the same way FDR unconstitutionally threw famed radio demogogogue Father Coughlin off the air.
But, hey, that's just wishful thinking.
Lula wrote:
very cool, regardless of the candidate receiving the votes. i teach u.s. history and have been teaching and holding discussions about the current election and the historical aspect. my students are eating it up, very exciting- they're even getting the opportunity to vote along with other schools in a mock election offered through our sec of state.
Tito wrote:http://worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=78929
Enigma869 wrote:Puppet Palin has refuted that $150K has been spent on her wardrobe in a recent Chicago Tribune interview. Speaking of which...To my Chicago friends, is it true that the Tribune has endorsed Obama, and that it is the one and only time in their history of over 100 years that they've endorsed a Democrat? Are they throwing away their beliefs just because the guy is a senator from their state? It seems to me that most would see right through that, and that they would lose all credibility!
http://news.aol.com/elections/article/p ... 1200753397
John from Boston
Tito wrote:strangegrey wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:I fail to see how a poll on Lou Dobbs is representative of the American people at large.
While nowhere near a complete hack like Hannity, he does skew Conservative.
Who the hell cares what he or anyone else thinks?
I'm bringing a factual scientific poll result to the argument, you're bringing a flawed concept that if people dont want to listen (and advertise) that you're going to ram it down their throats.
Whether Lou Dobbs, Keith Olberman or Rush Limbaugh presented the poll shouldn't matter one iotta, so long as the poll itself was conducted with scientifically sound sampling.
Sorry, TNC. I'm on your side on most of this shit these days (which is personally shocking)...but this is something that you're not making a good argument on.
You've changed.
nolippin wrote:http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D940VEM01&show_article=1
Police: McCain volunteer changes ATM attack story
Oct 24 12:23 PM US/Eastern
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pittsburgh police say a McCain campaign volunteer who said she was held down by a black man who cut the letter "B" in her face has changed her story.
Police spokeswoman Diane Richard says investigators gave the 20-year-old woman a lie-detector test and are "looking at some inconsistencies" in her story.
The student, Ashley Todd, of College Station, Texas, initially said a black man robbed her at knifepoint Wednesday night and then cut her cheek after seeing a McCain sticker on her car.
Police say bank surveillance footage doesn't show her at an ATM where she says she was attacked.
Todd, who is white, now says she was knocked unconscious and doesn't remember being cut. She now says she only discovered the wound later.
No arrests have been made.
strangegrey wrote:Tito wrote:strangegrey wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:I fail to see how a poll on Lou Dobbs is representative of the American people at large.
While nowhere near a complete hack like Hannity, he does skew Conservative.
Who the hell cares what he or anyone else thinks?
I'm bringing a factual scientific poll result to the argument, you're bringing a flawed concept that if people dont want to listen (and advertise) that you're going to ram it down their throats.
Whether Lou Dobbs, Keith Olberman or Rush Limbaugh presented the poll shouldn't matter one iotta, so long as the poll itself was conducted with scientifically sound sampling.
Sorry, TNC. I'm on your side on most of this shit these days (which is personally shocking)...but this is something that you're not making a good argument on.
You've changed.
While I'm not ready to trust Obama either...I feel that a vote for McCain is a mistake. He's a lying sack of shit that has changed his position to suit the political wind more times than I can imagine. That's not a maverick. That's a spineless sack of shit.
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