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I don't know what's more classless. The ad or the fact that certain posters, after being given numerous articles, refuse to believe he can't use a keyboard....Absolutely amazing the type of people we have in this country...

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Obama wasn't smart enough to think about McCain's disabilities, that's why I started the thread. How does emailing and surfing the net prove change?

 

Let's see, by understanding new technology Obama has been able to secure hundreds of millions of dollars in small donations and secured millions of new young supporters who don't watch TV, read newspapers or get polled.

 

Does that provide enough CHANGE for you?

Let's see, by understanding new technology Obama has been able to secure hundreds of millions of dollars in small donations and secured millions of new young supporters who don't watch TV, read newspapers or get polled.

 

Does that provide enough CHANGE for you?

 

Yeah securing money from our economy that he said initially he wouldn't take.

 

There are millions of people that cannot type on a keyboard and I doubt Mcain's inability to do this is as bad as Obama is making it out to be.

Simple fact is, I want my President to be able to lead not direct and conduct some sort of mass community fundraising ideas on the internet. Thanks Barack Hussein Obama for another classy ad.:flame:

I don't know what's more classless. The ad or the fact that certain posters, after being given numerous articles, refuse to believe he can't use a keyboard....Absolutely amazing the type of people we have in this country...

I'm sure knowing how to operate and fly a jet fighter in combat pales by comparison to the complexity of typing a message and clicking a mouse to send an e-mail. :lol:

 

I know many executives, decision makers and leaders of McCain's generation who never learned to type, simply because they had secretaries to do the more mundane tasks.

 

What's amazing is that this is an issue at all... :lol:

I'm sure knowing how to operate and fly a jet fighter in combat pales by comparison to the complexity of typing a message and clicking a mouse to send an e-mail. :lol:

 

I know many executives, decision makers and leaders of McCain's generation who never learned to type, simply because they had secretaries to do the more mundane tasks.

 

What's amazing is that this is an issue at all... :lol:

 

I seriously doubt that if one can fly a plane will be high on the priority list for those still on the fence. But if it is, consider George Bush as exhibit A.

I seriously doubt that if one can fly a plane will be high on the priority list for those still on the fence. But if it is, consider George Bush as exhibit A.
My guess is a generation that places higher value on proficiency on Facebook, MySpace, Ebay and the idiotic rantings of Russell Brand peobably has more important things to do than vote for the president anyway... :lol:
How would I know what his limits are? I see no reason for the Boston Globe to lie about it. Do you?

 

So, in your way of thinking and the ad's, Obama can’t understand first order national security issues because he’s never fired a rife, flown a plane, commanded men in battle, or faced an enemy. :sssh:

 

He shoots, he scores! :thumb: BTW, someone mentioned this past week that GW was an avid computer user and emailer but gave it up when he became president. A little thing about them being subject to subpoena

My guess is a generation that places higher value on proficiency on Facebook, MySpace, Ebay and the idiotic rantings of Russell Brand peobably has more important things to do than vote for the president anyway... :lol:

 

 

You mean the generation that is going to pay for wars, our 400 trillion dollar debt, our health, pharmeceutical and oil money grabs ? Oh...I know they will be in the voting booths.

You mean the generation that is going to pay for wars, our 400 trillion dollar debt, our health, pharmeceutical and oil money grabs ? Oh...I know they will be in the voting booths.
No, not the whole generation... simply the ones willing to vote on issues of fluff and superficiality instead of matters of genuine substance.

I don't think they will give seperate tabs to our kids and grandkids based on party affiliation. I think they will all pay.

I don't think they will give seperate tabs to our kids and grandkids based on party affiliation. I think they will all pay.
So how is Obama going to fix it?
No, not the whole generation... simply the ones willing to vote on issues of fluff and superficiality instead of matters of genuine substance.

 

The McCain campaign is the one that is centered on superficiality. They have built the campaign around thinly veiled charges of lack of patriotism, made up lipstick insults, Paris Hilton, false kindergarten charges, Sarah Palin as victim and making fun of community organisers. The candidate that keeps trying to turn the election back to real issues is Obama. Each of us can make up our own mind about where we stand on the issues in this election, but I think that the poll results are pretty clear. If this election is decided based on issues, Obama will win in a landslide. If the election is decided on issues of fluff and superficiallity, McCain has a very good chance.

I seriously doubt that if one can fly a plane will be high on the priority list for those still on the fence. But if it is, consider George Bush as exhibit A.

 

I don't know, haven't you seen Independence Day.

How so?

 

One article says he's "prevented" from using a keyboard, which leads me to believe he physically can't.

 

The other says "he has limited ability" which makes me think he can, just not as well.

 

Which is it?

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One article says he's "prevented" from using a keyboard, which leads me to believe he physically can't.

 

The other says "he has limited ability" which makes me think he can, just not as well.

 

Which is it?

Maybe limited ability comes with great pain. Ever think of that?

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