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your a conservative
I spotted that immediately
Obama Vs McCain - KOD
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your a conservative
I spotted that immediately
Arrrrrrrr... Thems be fightin words ya landlubbin, son of a biscuit-eatin scallywag. Now takes 'em back ya scurvy dog.
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yeh well around here we are what they call
centrists.
If you aint one of them , then its hell to pay.
you bloody rat basstid
name calling is not allowed, you dirtbag
Centrists? I can live with that.
No name calling? I can live with that too, ya douchebag.
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I know you are, but what am I ?
if your going to resort to name calling then I will not be able to protect your reputation any longer.
McCain: Feeling 'a little left out'
Posted: 10:32 AM ET
Sen. John McCain.
(AP) ? John McCain's is using a weekly radio address to take some jabs at his Democratic rival's trip abroad.
He says the presidential contest became "a long-distance affair" this week, as Barack Obama made speeches abroad to "the people of the world." McCain says he began to feel "a little left out" and wonders if the American people did, too.
No the American people felt like a part of it. Talking to other countries , geez what a novel idea.
McCain also took aim at what he called Obama's "multiple positions" on the surge in Iraq. He says Obama says he still would oppose sending extra troops to Iraq. McCain said ? quote ? that's
"not the kind of judgment we seek in a commander-in-chief."
No the kind of judgement we don't did is continued Bush warmongering policies.
The Republican candidate adds that Obama is now urging the U.S. to send two new combat brigades to Afghanistan. As McCain puts it, his opponent denies the surge in Iraq worked, while calling for one in Afghanistan.
[Sze=4]Leave it alone , it aint working. Your not pulling the strings either, unless your nose is so far up Cheneys butt you can't see daylight[/Size]
McCain also spoke about the economy and the need for the U.S. to end its dependence on foreign oil.
"I must admit I know nothing about econimics, I was pushed through the Naval Academy with a silver spoon in my mouth."
If we lose foreign oil does that mean I cant hold hands with the Arabs like George W did.
GOBAMA !
Posted: 10:32 AM ET
Sen. John McCain.
(AP) ? John McCain's is using a weekly radio address to take some jabs at his Democratic rival's trip abroad.
He says the presidential contest became "a long-distance affair" this week, as Barack Obama made speeches abroad to "the people of the world." McCain says he began to feel "a little left out" and wonders if the American people did, too.
No the American people felt like a part of it. Talking to other countries , geez what a novel idea.
McCain also took aim at what he called Obama's "multiple positions" on the surge in Iraq. He says Obama says he still would oppose sending extra troops to Iraq. McCain said ? quote ? that's
"not the kind of judgment we seek in a commander-in-chief."
No the kind of judgement we don't did is continued Bush warmongering policies.
The Republican candidate adds that Obama is now urging the U.S. to send two new combat brigades to Afghanistan. As McCain puts it, his opponent denies the surge in Iraq worked, while calling for one in Afghanistan.
[Sze=4]Leave it alone , it aint working. Your not pulling the strings either, unless your nose is so far up Cheneys butt you can't see daylight[/Size]
McCain also spoke about the economy and the need for the U.S. to end its dependence on foreign oil.
"I must admit I know nothing about econimics, I was pushed through the Naval Academy with a silver spoon in my mouth."
If we lose foreign oil does that mean I cant hold hands with the Arabs like George W did.
GOBAMA !
I would love to see Biden as his VP choice, but I don't think that gives him any real plus in the voting area. I sincerely hope that Biden would be his choice for Secretary of State, should he win the election, though. The man has a real command of issues, especially in areas of concern for us abroad.
Got some additions you might want to make--this is on side of parential father--will update when I find those by step father-- But so far I believe he may have more step mothers than brothers and sisters you reported.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/us_elections/article4406813.ece
.................................................................Got some additions you might want to make--this is on side of parential father--will update when I find those by step father-- But so far I believe he may have more step mothers than brothers and sisters you reported.
yeh while your doing that McCain is asleep at
the wheel.
McCain: Social Security Tax Hike ?On the Table?
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Share July 27, 2008 9:32 AM
ABC News' Anamarie Rebori reports: Sen. John McCain made clear this weekend that when it comes to fixing Social Security, "everything is on the table," including a possible payroll tax increase.
"There is nothing I would take off the table. There was nothing I would demand," McCain told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos in an exclusive interview on "This Week." "I think that?s the way that Ronald Reagan and Tip O?Neill did it -- and that's what we have to do again."
When asked if that includes a possible hike in the payroll tax, McCain reiterated that nothing -- including such a tax hike -- is "off the table."
"I don't want tax increases. Of course, I'd like to have young Americans have some of their money put into an account with their name on it," McCain said.
However, in a February interview with Stephanopoulos, which also aired on "This Week," McCain made a pledge not to raise taxes as president. When Stephanopoulos asked, "Are you a 'read my lips' candidate, no new taxes, no matter what?" McCain responded affirmatively: "No new taxes."
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McCain is flop flipping like a fawking fish out of water.
What a train wreck McCain is.
Geez Louise.
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Share July 27, 2008 9:32 AM
ABC News' Anamarie Rebori reports: Sen. John McCain made clear this weekend that when it comes to fixing Social Security, "everything is on the table," including a possible payroll tax increase.
"There is nothing I would take off the table. There was nothing I would demand," McCain told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos in an exclusive interview on "This Week." "I think that?s the way that Ronald Reagan and Tip O?Neill did it -- and that's what we have to do again."
When asked if that includes a possible hike in the payroll tax, McCain reiterated that nothing -- including such a tax hike -- is "off the table."
"I don't want tax increases. Of course, I'd like to have young Americans have some of their money put into an account with their name on it," McCain said.
However, in a February interview with Stephanopoulos, which also aired on "This Week," McCain made a pledge not to raise taxes as president. When Stephanopoulos asked, "Are you a 'read my lips' candidate, no new taxes, no matter what?" McCain responded affirmatively: "No new taxes."
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McCain is flop flipping like a fawking fish out of water.
What a train wreck McCain is.
Geez Louise.
I liked idea above when O came up with it if you remember correctly.
Glad to see someone try to salvage plans we have before they ad new ones.
Biggest beef on GW was his spending on social plans--medicare **--african aids and a few others.
From Stein's perspective, McCain has been running an uninspiring campaign -- one that lacks a coherent message.
"Mr. McCain is running the absolute most pathetic campaign I have ever seen in my whole life," Stein said in his unmistakable monotone delivery. "His campaign is just heartbreakingly pathetic. He is a very impressive guy. He is a brave guy, but he is running the most lackluster campaign I have ever seen in my entire life. I would have thought Bob Dole's campaign would have set a record for poor campaigns, but this one is even worse. I mean it is shocking."
While Stein identifies himself as a Republican, he certainly does not always march in lockstep with GOP leadership. For example, Stein is backing Al Franken's bid for the Senate. That's right, that Al Franken, the liberal Democratic comedian who is seeking to oust incumbent Republican Sen. Norm Coleman in Minnesota.
"He is my pal, and he is a really, really capable smart guy," Stein said of Franken. "I don't agree with all of his positions, but he is a very impressive guy, and I think he should be in the Senate."
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I like Al Franken
"Mr. McCain is running the absolute most pathetic campaign I have ever seen in my whole life," Stein said in his unmistakable monotone delivery. "His campaign is just heartbreakingly pathetic. He is a very impressive guy. He is a brave guy, but he is running the most lackluster campaign I have ever seen in my entire life. I would have thought Bob Dole's campaign would have set a record for poor campaigns, but this one is even worse. I mean it is shocking."
While Stein identifies himself as a Republican, he certainly does not always march in lockstep with GOP leadership. For example, Stein is backing Al Franken's bid for the Senate. That's right, that Al Franken, the liberal Democratic comedian who is seeking to oust incumbent Republican Sen. Norm Coleman in Minnesota.
"He is my pal, and he is a really, really capable smart guy," Stein said of Franken. "I don't agree with all of his positions, but he is a very impressive guy, and I think he should be in the Senate."
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I like Al Franken
