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Originally posted by SavageHenry
Originally posted by jsobecky
McCain is more viable. Says who? The voting public.
More people watched Obama's speech on TV then people who are going to vote for McCain this year.
Originally posted by SavageHenry
reply to post by mhc_70
Well we know what you were not doing last Thursday night...
Originally posted by mhc_70
So I guess the more folks listen to Obama the more they realise McCain is more viable.
Originally posted by Jeremy_Vaeni
Here's why it doesn't matter that McCain stole Obama's thunder with his veep:
Because Obama didn't just make one fantastic speech, he is a FANTASTIC SPEAKER and so unless McCain drops a bomb after every Obama speech, it won't matter in the long run.
EDIT: Here's another reason: What was it? 38 million people tuned in to Obama? How many of those tune into the news regularly enough to have been affected by McCain's next-day story? I contend that even if it dominated the news it didn't dominate the minds of the 38 million who tuned in to see the guy speak. Perhaps McCain's viewing numbers will give us the big clue either way.
[edit on 2-9-2008 by Jeremy_Vaeni]
Originally posted by David_KOK
Hey Jamie, very good point. Also, don't forget the "PUMAS" i.e., ex-Clinton supporters. They're making waves. The latest is that fox news host greta van susteren's husband; a one time Clinton supporter has openly backed McCain/Palin.
I didn't think much of the "PUMAS" until I seen them mentioned on the fox news website. Then I was surprised to see they've got their own website.
www.hillaryclintonforum.net...
Originally posted by SavageHenry
reply to post by mhc_70
I am sorry... Was that post directed at you?
No..
Back to your bridge troll... You left your hooked on phonics running...
Please remember to finish the program before wandering out into the literate world.
So with that Said, I think out of the 4 Biden should be the president with Obama has his VP. Since it cannot be changed lets see what happens with the reverse.
Originally posted by walkinghomer
Seriously dude, how old are you. How can I take anything you say serious when as an American I hear(read) you spelling lying as lieing..
"Obama is lieing to you"...Correction: Obama is lying to you..
I am shocked. But this is totally off topic so to go back on topic I will add this.
Over the past couple of days I really had to do some self reflection on what I think is the right decision for America. I wanted my vote to count and mean something and didn't want to select someone who I believed is wrong for this country. I was for Ron Paul but he dropped out. Then I switched to Obama. I admitted that Obama was inexperienced but still felt he posses the skills and the natural abilities to be a good leader for this nation. I was all for him while still having that experience doubt in my mind.
Then McCain made this "I don't have a word to describe it" decision to pick Sarah Palin. I mean, COME ON..WOW..I would not have a problem with him picking an inexperienced VP but the fact that he's an older gentleman and he has medical problems and GOD forbid, he might leave this world. This man would be leaving the office of the President to Sarah Palin???Insert Instant Headache
I don't care if her daughter had sex with a 100 men. That is not my business. If she chose to keep the child that is good news as I am against abortion up to a certain period. So people's families and kids really don't bother me.
This woman has ZERO-0-Zilch experience to be president. Her foreign Policy is because she neighbors Canada and Russia. She is the Governor of Alaska with a population of about 700,000 people.
With that said. I really have to rethink the value of experience
McCain: Highly experienced but the Bomb Bomb Bomb Iran did it for me
Obama: Would be perfect in 10+ years but one can't discount the character of the man and the possibilities he posses. He has managed to draw millions of people to him. 38 million people took time away from their busy schedule to watch him.
Biden: Experienced (I don't want to hear about him taking the train one more time) Probably the best Candidate in my Opinion.
Sarah Palin: Has been a Governor for about 2 years. Admittedly made some bold moves while on her way from Mayor to Governor. I want people to really study Alaska and you will find out that Alaska is not a poor state, nor a highly populated state, nor a state that has crimes like other states. For a person who recently got her passport 4 years ago I am sorry this is just not right. Please Sarah, go travel the World, see what other states inside your own country goes through. Its not all ice creams and snow cones.
So with that Said, I think out of the 4 Biden should be the president with Obama has his VP. Since it cannot be changed lets see what happens with the reverse.
Originally posted by waterdoctor
I have made up my mind about one of the four and I would not trust that person to save my life for all the money in the world.
Originally posted by annestacey
I would like to also add this...
Since this party lost a day due to the hurricane coverage... expect more of the brainwashing techniques to be pushed into the remaining days of the convention. It should be easier to spot.