MR

Deal with it.

Voyager wrote:Deal with it.

Is that the liberal strategy? I remember about 8 months ago Deano told me: "Hillary is your next President. Deal with it." That didn't work out, now did it??

Do you feel so insecure about your candidate that you have to tell everyone to just give up and "deal with it"?

Yeah, well according to some people here, Obama has "no chance in hell" of defeating McCain.

It's a 50-50 deal right now AT BEST for McCain. He is too temperamental to hold his own during debates with Obama. He will do himself in - that and his unmitigated support for the Iraq war. Voters do not want another Bush - the worst Administration in the history of America.

Hopefully, Obama's economic platform will be more Clintonesque and not Cater-ish. That's all we need - a prime rate of 20%...nothing like that to slow down runaway inflation, eh, Jimmy?

weatherman90 wrote:

Voyager wrote:Deal with it.

Is that the liberal strategy? I remember about 8 months ago Deano told me: "Hillary is your next President. Deal with it." That didn't work out, now did it??

Do you feel so insecure about your candidate that you have to tell everyone to just give up and "deal with it"?

It's either that or get sucked into a name-calling, shit-throwing, bigoted bash-fest that has nothing to do with the issues this country is facing. I think I'll just stick with "deal with it".

Maybe in 8 years Obama will be ready, he's wayyyy tooo green for serious consideration. At the last minute the country wised up about Slithery Hilary and they will as well about Obama Wontboma. Mccain for better or worse, will finally have his 4 years.

texafana wrote:Maybe in 8 years Obama will be ready, he's wayyyy tooo green for serious consideration. At the last minute the country wised up about Slithery Hilary and they will as well about Obama Wontboma. Mccain for better or worse, will finally have his 4 years.

I agree he is just to green for me.If it's not Hilary & MCcain but MCcain & Obama...i will vote for MCcain.I like her

I wouldn't vote for him to remain a citizen of the US, much less be our President.

weatherman90 wrote:

Voyager wrote:Deal with it.

Is that the liberal strategy? I remember about 8 months ago Deano told me: "Hillary is your next President. Deal with it." That didn't work out, now did it??

Do you feel so insecure about your candidate that you have to tell everyone to just give up and "deal with it"?

I agree with Deano ( never say never)

If you listen carefully, you can actually hear the heads of the right wing zealots exploding.

MJM1959 wrote:If you listen carefully, you can actually hear the heads of the right wing zealots exploding.

If this guy is out next president, I will move to another country.

Terry

tupchurch wrote:If this guy is out next president, I will move to another country.

Terry

Anyone that says that, regardless of political ideology, is an idiot.

BTW, didn't Obama promise his constituents in Illinois that he would stay in the Senate? Just curious...

tupchurch wrote:If this guy is out next president, I will move to another country.

Terry

Need help packing?

frfksakes wrote:

tupchurch wrote:If this guy is out next president, I will move to another country.

Terry

Need help packing?

I'm still waiting for Alec Baldwin to move to Canada like he said he would when Bush was re-relected.

Glad he didn't tho. He is great on 30 Rock.

NealIsGod wrote:

frfksakes wrote:

tupchurch wrote:If this guy is out next president, I will move to another country.

Terry

Need help packing?

I'm still waiting for Alec Baldwin to move to Canada like he said he would when Bush was re-relected.

Glad he didn't tho. He is great on 30 Rock.

He could still do the show.

Fact Finder wrote:BTW, did you know that in 1974 an issue of Time Mag sold for .50 cents, about the same as a gallon of gas at the time.
Now in 2008 an issue of Time is $4.95 at news stands and gas is about $3.90, yet Time has the gall to write stories about the rising price of gas.

i appreciate this point.... very nice..

conversationpc wrote:

NealIsGod wrote:

frfksakes wrote:

tupchurch wrote:If this guy is out next president, I will move to another country.

Terry

Need help packing?

I'm still waiting for Alec Baldwin to move to Canada like he said he would when Bush was re-relected.

Glad he didn't tho. He is great on 30 Rock.

He could still do the show.

Still glad he stayed. His brothers are worthless, tho.

NealIsGod wrote:Still glad he stayed. His brothers are worthless, tho.

I like Stephen much better. He's not as unhinged as Alec is.

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-shepp ... right-mean


She is fucking worthless

NealIsGod wrote:

frfksakes wrote:

tupchurch wrote:If this guy is out next president, I will move to another country.

Terry

Need help packing?

I'm still waiting for Alec Baldwin to move to Canada like he said he would when Bush was re-relected.

Glad he didn't tho. He is great on 30 Rock.

i bet you there will not be one GOP person who will move to canada if obama wins...

Rick

Voyager wrote:Deal with it.

Well, unfortunately if your wish comes true we will ALL have to deal with it.
Careful what you wish for...

Just once in my life, I'd love to have a candidate that I can stand behind whole heartedly and be excited about. It will NEVER happen because they're all the same and it's the same old dudes and corporations running everything.

With Hilary, I was actually excited (two words to not say in the same sentence: Hilary and excited) that someone other than an old man was running until I watched her in 'action'. A shrill, finger pointing, professional liar who is more embarrassing every time I see her. Hilary- GO AWAY. I cannot believe how she's handled herself during her campaign. She's a complete embarrassment.

McCain- Bush endorses him. 'nuff said.

Obama... geez, I want to like this guy, but he seems so inexperienced and the whole deal with his loony clergyman makes you wonder about him. I know nothing about him or where he's gonna take the US.

Then ya got Nader in there to F it all up again... Can someone please put this guy in an asylum for the good of the country??

our country's political system and players are just so much BS. I don't think I will ever vote again.

brywool wrote:Obama... geez, I want to like this guy, but he seems so inexperienced and the whole deal with his loony clergyman makes you wonder about him. I know nothing about him or where he's gonna take the US.

Warren Buffet endorsed him yesterday.

George Bush made me an Obama supporter. The whole Iraq war thing was a big mistake. Obama saw it from the start while others were duped and manipulated by the Bush and Cheney war machine.

China doesn't police the world, and they don't have anyone attacking them. You'd think we would learn something from that.

Voyager wrote:George Bush made me an Obama supporter. The whole Iraq war thing was a big mistake. Obama saw it from the start while others were duped and manipulated by the Bush and Cheney war machine.

Then why didn't he do anything about it?
He's taught constitutional law, why hasn't he begun impeachment proceedings?
Kucinich is the only guy who walked the walk and talked the talk.

Don't give me this crap that there isn't enough money in the pipeline, cut off the funds and bring the troops home.

brywool wrote:Then ya got Nader in there to F it all up again... Can someone please put this guy in an asylum for the good of the country??

Nader is the reason that glass of water you just drank didn't have fecal specs in it.
Out of all the candidates in this race, nobody has done more for the good of the country than Nader.
Nobody.

Voyager wrote:George Bush made me an Obama supporter. The whole Iraq war thing was a big mistake. Obama saw it from the start while others were duped and manipulated by the Bush and Cheney war machine.

China doesn't police the world, and they don't have anyone attacking them. You'd think we would learn something from that.

I think we'll have to wait and see on both of these statements. It may or may not have been a mistake to go into Iraq. Who knows what China will do once they get their economy and their billions of people figured out. If they decide to do something...look out. I can't believe Clinton gave them all that technology. Hope it doesn't come back to haunt us.

conversationpc wrote:

tupchurch wrote:If this guy is out next president, I will move to another country.

Terry

Anyone that says that, regardless of political ideology, is an idiot.

definitely not the thing to joke about. I live in England because my wife is a Brit, but still manage to file my taxes with the IRS, vote in every federal election I m eligible to vote in , send money to candidates I find worthy, and even have help register other americans to vote. But its still awful hard to make as big of a difference when your not in the country. You dont ever give up on your country no matter what dimwit (and it looks like we might get a pretty big one this year!)gets elected.

The_Noble_Cause wrote:

brywool wrote:Then ya got Nader in there to F it all up again... Can someone please put this guy in an asylum for the good of the country??

Nader is the reason that glass of water you just drank didn't have fecal specs in it.
Out of all the candidates in this race, nobody has done more for the good of the country than Nader.
Nobody.

Nadar is not a presidential candidate. He's a consumer advocate and to that end he's been great. He's also part of the reason we have fecal specs for a president.

brywool wrote:

The_Noble_Cause wrote:

brywool wrote:Then ya got Nader in there to F it all up again... Can someone please put this guy in an asylum for the good of the country??

Nader is the reason that glass of water you just drank didn't have fecal specs in it.
Out of all the candidates in this race, nobody has done more for the good of the country than Nader.
Nobody.

Nadar is not a presidential candidate. He's a consumer advocate and to that end he's been great. He's also part of the reason we have fecal specs for a president.

Classic!