September 14, 200818 yr Author But according to him, Palin and McCain did.I'm not them, I said I don't agree with it.
September 14, 200818 yr I'm not them, I said I don't agree with it. I was just trying to rid any confusion between you and Habib, as far as I know, that is the point he was trying to meet. But I did figure a Section 8-supporter, welfare enthusiast, gun-controlling socialist like yourself would support it. :lol:
September 14, 200818 yr Author I was just trying to rid any confusion between you and Habib, as far as I know, that is the point he was trying to meet. But I did figure a Section 8-supporter, welfare enthusiast, gun-controlling socialist like yourself would support it. :lol: :lol:
September 14, 200818 yr Speaking of ads, Karl Rove said today that McCain went "too far" in his ads... http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/14/campaign.wrap/index.html
September 14, 200818 yr But according to him, Palin and McCain did. So did Obama. So did George W. So did Henry Paulson. So did Ben Bernanke. But, you'll notice "socialist" only prefaces Obama's name. I was just trying to rid any confusion between you and Habib, as far as I know, that is the point he was trying to meet. :thumb:
September 14, 200818 yr Author Speaking of ads, Karl Rove said today that McCain went "too far" in his ads... http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/14/campaign.wrap/index.html Like I care what Rove thinks. :lol: The McCain ads hardly compare to the stupidity of not thinking far enough ahead as to unknowingly (because of ignorance) question someones physical shortcomings.
September 14, 200818 yr Author So did Obama. So did George W. So did Henry Paulson. So did Ben Bernanke. But, you'll notice "socialist" only prefaces Obama's name. :thumb: Ummm, that would be because of many, many issues, not just one.
September 14, 200818 yr Ummm, that would be because of many, many issues, not just one. I'm sure it is.
September 15, 200818 yr So did Obama. So did George W. So did Henry Paulson. So did Ben Bernanke. But, you'll notice "socialist" only prefaces Obama's name. On one hand, and I am not entirely familiar with the situation, but I from what I do get, allowing these companies to fail would have been drastic for the economy, because of what they do. I do not advocate government bailing out all failing companies but since they were a mortgage broker, I am not sure what to think. FWIW, I don't support government sponsoring these companies, or at least they should have stopped sponsoring them once the Great Depression was over. On the other hand, I don't like to consider myself a Republican, because sometimes the GOP isn't conservative enough for me. :thumb:
September 15, 200818 yr This made me ill. He certainly uses NOTHING as a crutch, particularly the beatings and torture that he received as a POW. You may not like him, which is your right, a right that he and other military men and women have fought for, some paying the ultimate price, some coming back with shattered bodies. But to say that this man EVER uses his POW "experience" as a crutch is just wrong. It seems like if something was extremly painful you would rarly talk about it... It seems like every speech has a lot of sentences that consist of subject, verb, POW.... Hope you get to feeling better...
September 15, 200818 yr No, not the whole generation... simply the ones willing to vote on issues of fluff and superficiality instead of matters of genuine substance. Matters of genuine substance like fake outrage over "lipstick on a pig"? The economy's in the tank, we're engaged in 2 wars, major banks are failing, real income has been stagnant over the last seven years and McCain's talking about his dishonest 'interpretation' of Obama's lipstick on a pig remark.
September 15, 200818 yr Where does the ad say John McCain can't type? It says he doesn't know how to use a computer and can't send an email. Since when does pointing out someone being techologically illiterate equate to saying someone can't type? There are plenty of people who can't type for one reason or another but who can use a computer and send an email. There's no reason why McCain couldn't join the rest of the computer-literate world if he were motivated to learn new technology.
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