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"questions are attacks!"
loaded questions without facts with the goal of showing someone as unintelligent while pretending to be a journalist is an attack.Quote:
Originally Posted by clambake
"i've read them all"
found her:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ignignokt
Lying and misinformation all around.Quote:
The Grace College women's soccer team has signed its first recruit for the 2010 season in Jackie Seal of Grand Blanc, Mich. She is a four-year varsity soccer player at Faith Baptist High School.
Jackie was a two-year captain on her school team, and she's also played club soccer for the Genesee Stars and Flint Steelers. During her junior year campaign, she scored 28 goals. She has also been on the debate team and served as class president her junior year. While at Grace she plans on majoring in political science. Currently she is interning with the Michigan Republican Party.
"After visiting and meeting Coach and the girls and lots of praying and seeing God work in different areas, I feel that this is where God wants me," Jackie said. "I hope to become a better player and do whatever I can to help with the team's goal to get to Nationals."
While at Grace Jackie intends on majoring in Political Science. She is the daughter of Tony and Joanne Seal.
http://www.grace.edu/athletics/signings/index.php
If you are old enough to decide what college you want to go to, are you old enough to form an opinion and be interviewed about it on camera?
Thread title.Quote:
Originally Posted by spursncowboys
Yes you are. It is a shame that she was hit with a lie from a liberal err reporter. It is obvious to all except the cheerleaders that this girl was trying for a hit piece.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blake
Everyone knows that Obama supporters are WAY more informed on the issues.
:rolleyes :rolleyes :rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by DarrinS
I actually think it was pretty tasteless of the reporter to go after people waiting in line. Obviously there are idiots on both sides.
What I find ridiculous is the instant outrage by Palin supporters that lead to threads like this. It's akin to screaming at someone about how classless they are while you sucker punch them with a baseball bat. It's kind of amusing to see spursncowboys/etc. get so bent out of shape over a pretty trivial issue, though. The fact that there are idiots on both sides of the fence is not news. Trying to say, "Oh yeah? Well there are stupid Obama supporters too!" like it's some kind of amazing insight is hilarious.
It's shame your thread title is a lie coming from Republican radio honks like Glenn Beck. Otherwise this is really a non-issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by spursncowboys
I didn't get bent out of shape. I expect this kind of behavior from the unbiased media.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cry Havoc
95 percent of blacks in America voted for Obama.
Another lie.Quote:
Originally Posted by spursncowboys
They're really piling up around you this week.What percentage of imaginary 12 year old sex slaves voted for him?Quote:
Originally Posted by jack sommerset
Wow you are on a roll. Did your life partner give you some attention?Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
and there it is.
Actually, you are the one on a roll with your lies. It seems like it has become a compulsion for you. I guess it is only natural to try to distract from that with things like the following:Quote:
Originally Posted by spursncowboys
What to you mean by that? Please explain.Quote:
Did your life partner give you some attention?
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Originally Posted by spursncowboys
:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by spursncowboys
and what about the idiot standing next to her? was he ambushed? is he a "child" as well?
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that more voters voted for Obama for the following reasons: he's black(technically, he's only half black), he wasn't Bush, or they wanted to see history be made than people that voted for McCain for the following reasons: they wanted to see history be made, he's old, or he's white.
I agree. Obama was elected for racial reasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jacob1983
You could just trim it down to "he isn't Bush." The GOP had the terrible idea that it would be smart to run on a platform that didn't really address Bush's short-comings.
People (including McCain, I think) didn't want to hear that.
The GOP couldn't have picked a bigger moderate who is the exact opposite of Bush. It just shows that rebub moderates do not get elected because people will not elect a lib-lite v. a lib.Quote:
Originally Posted by admiralsnackbar
I agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by spursncowboys
I was going to vote for Mickey Mouse, until Palin joined the ticket.
so you voted for goofy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra
I think McCain is more of an Elmer FuddQuote:
Originally Posted by clambake
I agree. Where they went wrong is by marketing this uber-moderate as a sequel to Bush. He wasn't good at changing his stride rhetorically, and nobody would have believed it if he had been. They never gave him a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by spursncowboys