June 6, 200818 yr Speak for yourself. I was not responding to your post. You may not have quoted my post, but that one was in direct response to my post.
June 6, 200818 yr You may not have quoted my post, but that one was in direct response to my post.I quoted the post to which I was responding and made reference to the double standard that the poster wants to apply to the McCain thread. My response had nothing to do with you.
June 6, 200818 yr I quoted the post to which I was responding and made reference to the double standard that the poster wants to apply to the McCain thread. My response had nothing to do with you. Well, you can bash Sen. Obama all you want in every other thread. :thumb:
June 6, 200818 yr Neither can I.:thumb:Saying that Obama support for abortion stopped with partial birth abortion is giving him too much credit. He repeatedly opposed bill in the Illiniois Senate that would have required hosptials to provide medical care to the survivors of botched abortions. The bill did not pass until Obama left for the US Senate. Obama is an infanticide enabler.
June 6, 200818 yr Well, you can bash Sen. Obama all you want in every other thread. :thumb:Thanks, but I do not need your permission. Unlike many posters, I have heaped criticism on Obama and McCain. Obama supporters seem curiously blind to his many warts.
June 6, 200818 yr Thanks, but I do not need your permission. Unlike many posters, I have heaped criticism on Obama and McCain. Obama supporters seem curiously blind to his many warts. Of course you don't need my permission. :thumb:
June 6, 200818 yr I thought this was the Obama qualifications thread. Were members asked not to bash Obama in the McCain qualifications thread? I love it when liberals attempt to level the playing field. :lol: Who said I'm a liberal? Someone asked, and I posted. Like you haven't ever done that. :lol:
June 6, 200818 yr Thanks, but I do not need your permission. Unlike many posters, I have heaped criticism on Obama and McCain. Obama supporters seem curiously blind to his many warts. Much more so on Obama...
June 6, 200818 yr May not have but that sounds like it came straight out of a liberal college professor's mouth to me. Possibly a liberal arts professor at that . Maybe not though, anyway we just disagree and that is fine with me as well.:thumb: Yes I'm a college graduate. I graduated in 2004, and have been in business since then. If I were to make the same arguement that any right wing ideas you or any one else has comes from Fox News or Rush Limbaugh, you would probably feel as though I were dismissing your opinion on the basis of your inability to make up your own mind. Which is what you do when you make that statement, so let us not go down that road. It may also surprise you that I'm registered independent and more likely going to vote for McCain, than Obama. But I abhor the utter arrogance of the right wing majority on this site to simply right off any ideas from the left side. The fact is that Obama is a politician and will sway along with the demands of the people. This is in stark contrast to Bush who has taken a "my way or the highway approach". I do not believe that Obama's most radical left ideologies can come to fruition, as the public will push him down a more moderate path. I much more fear a Bush type president who wants to lead me, rather than a president who wants to represent me.
June 6, 200818 yr Yes I'm a college graduate. I graduated in 2004, and have been in business since then. If I were to make the same arguement that any right wing ideas you or any one else has comes from Fox News or Rush Limbaugh, you would probably feel as though I were dismissing your opinion on the basis of your inability to make up your own mind. Which is what you do when you make that statement, so let us not go down that road. It may also surprise you that I'm registered independent and more likely going to vote for McCain, than Obama. But I abhor the utter arrogance of the right wing majority on this site to simply right off any ideas from the left side. The fact is that Obama is a politician and will sway along with the demands of the people. This is in stark contrast to Bush who has taken a "my way or the highway approach". I do not believe that Obama's most radical left ideologies can come to fruition, as the public will push him down a more moderate path. I much more fear a Bush type president who wants to lead me, rather than a president who wants to represent me. Nice post ...very nice!!!
June 6, 200818 yr I quoted the post to which I was responding and made reference to the double standard that the poster wants to apply to the McCain thread. My response had nothing to do with you. And my thread has nothing to do with this thread. I did not start this thread therefore I can not ask anyone not to bash McCain in this thread. And I wasn't bashing McCain, just posting what someone wanted. No double standards here. If you'd like to start an Obama thread with zero McCain discussion allowed, go ahead.
June 6, 200818 yr McCains - Here is McCains - McCain graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1958 and retired from the Navy in 1981 He spent five and a half years as a prisoner of war, experiencing episodes of torture. Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from Arizona in 1982. Committee on Interior Affairs Select Committee on Aging Chairmanship of the Republican Task Force on Indian Affairs. Elected to the U.S. Senate in 1986, winning re-election in 1992, 1998, and 2004. Senate Armed Services Committee Commerce Committee Indian Affairs Committee Chairman of the board of directors of the International Republican Institute Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs Chairman of Senate Commerce Committee One committee that he definately triumphed in. :scared:
June 6, 200818 yr One committee that he definately triumphed in. :scared:So you're anti-elderly, nothing to be proud of.
June 6, 200818 yr He is a great communicator of optimism and hope. In a time when nation needs to feel good about itself again. (Remember Roland Reagan was an actor.) Reagan had some basic ideas such as reducing taxes, reducing the size of government and fighting communism. All I hear out Obama is change, cut and run from Iraq and raise taxes for more government run programs, not very inspiring unless your a socialist or a communist.
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