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The future of the Country that I love.
Which will you be happiest about?
By all means...discuss.
The future of the Country that I love.
And BTW, which country would that be?
The opposite of nut-case/war-mongering/ -America/enrich-the-rich far right is not far left.
Like Paulsen's $700B/7-days/or-else extortionate framing as the only only framing, Whott the 's framing is all wrong, nothing but Whott's par for the course.
The slime that HUSSEIN/Congress/America is far left/socialist/communist is nothing but slime.
Nutcase right-wing socialism applies only to the super-rich.
Right-wing free-market capitalism and social/economic Darwinism apply to the non-super-rich dogs eating dogs.
Last edited by boutons_; 09-27-2008 at 07:35 AM.
lol sons ... this "JoeChalupa" is the definition of a "Obama bandwagon jumper". it was only a few months ago he was bashing Obama bad on here. now he hugs his nuts. you hypocrite you!
You must have me confused with someone else because while I may have critical of Obama I've never bashed him and my support has never wavered. So I don't know what the you are talking about.
The Country that I've served with honor.
Whott impugning a vet's patriotism, typical right wing slime.
You mean like the time you did the same thing with WC?
Oooopssss... I was scrolling over the options and didn't realize I checked the button.....
Change the adjective to "unhappiest" and my vote stands...
Ooh look! A push poll!
Did you know Obama fathered a black baby in wed-lock?
Far left? 90% of Japan, Europe, and Canada are to the left of Obama.
If Obama is "far left", then McCain is a fascist.
I think I just threw up in my mouth a little.
To be honest this country needs a leader like Obama far more than McCain aka Bush 2.0.
Watching the debate last night solidified that in my mind. Obama was very calm and cool and did give praise to McCain where he felt he was right. That's what we need, people who have the capacity to think outside of their parties and acknowledge when good ideas are good ideas. McCain, at least to me, seemed like he would be an extension of Bush's foreign policy and that scares me. We don't need another cowboy, shoot first ask questions laster, President that is recklessly throwing our country into needless wars.
, McCain is going to extend Bush's same foreign policy philosophies of trying to act tough to everyone we disagree with and we're going to end up going alone in
You know, I agree with that.
I just don't like anything else he is in favor of.
The far left media that made such a huge deal over the lipstick on a pig comment? The right wing loves to deal in myths I guess (see also creationism).
FTW!
whottt walked right into that one.
I'd be happiest with McCain, but if it's between the other three I think I'd choose a far-left Obama. Congress is so dysfunctional that I don't think they could lead themselves out of a paper bag and the media makes me pull my hair out with their b.s. coverage (I'm down on American journalism as a whole).
Obama appears to be a reasonable and intelligent person and the best, although still not preferable, of the three options listed above.
My opinion of McCain was actually much better in '00, but maybe I didn't follow his campaign closely enough. I see him now as bitter and irascible when prodded. He was visibly angry during the debate and didn't even have the decency to look Obama in the eye as he was addressing him. I'm sorry that does bother me, and it shows exactly how would treat foreign leaders he disagreed with.
If he can't look at his fellow senators across the aisle how the do you think he's going to broker any sort of peace in this world with countries we don't necessarily agree with?
Is whottt conceding defeat already?
Isn't this the nutjob who thought McCain had a shot in CA and NY?
As long as Palin is as far from white house as possible.
Shut the up boutons.
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