November 5, 200817 yr Why don't you support those who didn't support Obama? That sounds kinda petty. That's not what Obama is about, is it? First, how does Deuce represent Obama? :lol: Secondly, Deuce has the right to respect whomever he wants.
November 5, 200817 yr Nixon and his supporters handled the loss with much more class in 1960 than Gore did in 2000.As long as you discount the crap the Nixon campaign pulled to guarantee his re-election in 1972 ...
November 5, 200817 yr Again, in the interest of fairness I will give Obama exactly the same chance that Bush was given. So two wrongs make a right? Love your logic as always.:thumb:
November 5, 200817 yr Why don't you support those who didn't support Obama? That sounds kinda petty. That's not what Obama is about, is it? First, how does Deuce represent Obama? :lol: Secondly, Deuce has the right to respect whomever he wants. First of all, thanks HB20. :lol: Your post is right on. :thumb: Secondly, I should have clarified. My first post was directed at the McCain supporters who have voiced that they will support Obama as their President.
November 5, 200817 yr Nixon and his supporters handled the loss with much more class in 1960 than Gore did in 2000. Different time and different country at that time. That might have been one of the only things that Nixon handled well.
November 5, 200817 yr My support and how I conduct myself matters to me, regardless of what anyone else thinks. Come on, All Tell, rise above those that didn't do right by Bush (and the US) the first time. Be better then them, not meeting them on their same level. IMVHO it would be totally hypocritical to express support for Obama when there is nothing that I can think of that I agree with him on. As I've said many times he scares me. Part of that is because we really have no idea where he will try to take this country. Obama will be the President and I will give the respect due to the office but no more.
November 5, 200817 yr As long as you discount the crap the Nixon campaign pulled to guarantee his re-election in 1972 ...Sounds like you are carrying yet another grudge. :lol:
November 5, 200817 yr Historic moment. Even though the man I voted for did not win, I am happy/proud to have taken part in this historic election. Good luck Obama.
November 5, 200817 yr Sounds like you are carrying yet another grudge. :lol:Hardly ... the Watergate break-in was on my fifth birthday. Just calling it like I see it ...
November 5, 200817 yr Different time and different country at that time. That might have been one of the only things that Nixon handled well.I agree. I was not and I am not a Nixon fan. IMO, he was a horrible president.
November 5, 200817 yr Nixon and his supporters handled the loss with much more class in 1960 than Gore did in 2000. It could be argured that Nixon and Gore got hammered by very powerful American families.
November 5, 200817 yr As far as Nixon goes, don't forget his 1st two elections, especially the one against Voorhis. He accused him (and the next woman he defeated, name?) of being communist. It almost killed Voorhis, who was bitter to the day he died. Oh, the kicker? Nixon admitted later that he made it all up, that he lied, but he had to do anything to win. "Anything to win" were his exact words.. So please don't make him out to be a saint.
November 5, 200817 yr I don't understand the guilty until proven innocent mindset I'm seeing from so many people. His slate is clean... We should judge him when he takes office in January, and not minutes after he is elected. I'm open to explanations, though.
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