RNC Convention Day 3 discussion

[Robor]

Originally posted by: loki8481

Originally posted by: Robor

Still not funny and I've yet to see you rebuke a 'hussein' reference.

because that's his name?

You mean sidney?

Edit: And from your link above... 'hussein' not found in search.

 

[nageov3t]

Originally posted by: Robor

Originally posted by: loki8481

Originally posted by: Robor

Still not funny and I've yet to see you rebuke a 'hussein' reference.

because that's his name?

You mean sidney?

that's McCain's middle name... I couldn't tell you what this Mcsame guy's middle name is.

 

[Robor]

Originally posted by: loki8481

Originally posted by: Robor

Originally posted by: loki8481

Originally posted by: Robor

Still not funny and I've yet to see you rebuke a 'hussein' reference.

because that's his name?

You mean sidney?

that's McCain's middle name... I couldn't tell you what this Mcsame guy's middle name is.

Like I said, I couldn't find Hussein in your link above either and I've yet to see you play dumb on it.

 

[Jaskalas]

Originally posted by: Treyshadow
I thought both Palin and McCain sounded very rehearsed, but I thought Palin with her "us versus them" speech was better than McCain's. Though even considering her "community" efforts to be in the same ballpark as Obama's is a farce. There are Mayors all over the US that work with more people in government that she has.

Always telling how when someone attacks her, they call her Mayor. I must have heard 20 different people mention "Mayor this, Mayor that". It's a telling omission to avoid her current position as Governor.

 

[nageov3t]

Originally posted by: Robor

Like I said, I couldn't find Hussein in your link above either and I've yet to see you play dumb on it.

what's to play dumb on? it's his legal name

and yes... the retardation has always annoyed me.

 

[First]

Originally posted by: Robor

Originally posted by: eskimospy

Originally posted by: Zedtom
I liked the way he admonished the GOP for losing its way the last seven years. The crowd didn't like what they were hearing, but someone in their party has to own up to it.

It would be far more credible if he hadn't been voting right alongside them for most of it.

Pfft. You act like 95% is most. At least he didn't vote present!

Haha, burn. What's worse, voting present and doing no harm (or good) or voting wrong 90% of the time. I dunno, tough call... :laugh:

 

[CallMeJoe]

Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Always telling how when someone attacks her, they call her Mayor. I must have heard 20 different people mention "Mayor this, Mayor that". It's a telling omission to avoid her current position as Governor...

...of the 47th most populous state...

 

[her209]

Originally posted by: jpeyton
He's making the Bush tax cuts permanent, he's got big oil on his ticket, lobbyists filling his ranks, a thirst for war and reckless judgment.

He's there. Look harder.

Don't forget John McCain's solution to people who have lost their jobs due to outsourcing: go to community college.

 

[Michael]

My rabid Democrat wife thought it was a good speech and my older daughter liked many parts of it.

I liked the policy discussion, especially the pro nuclear power and the supporting of lowering corporate taxes.

Michael

 

[sammyunltd]

I'm pretty sure there are more people in Chicago's South Side than in all of Alaska.

 

[lupi]

Originally posted by: her209

Originally posted by: jpeyton
He's making the Bush tax cuts permanent, he's got big oil on his ticket, lobbyists filling his ranks, a thirst for war and reckless judgment.

He's there. Look harder.

Don't forget John McCain's solution to people who have lost their jobs due to outsourcing: go to community college.

That was the bush solution, if you're gonna be a hack at least do it right.

 

[her209]

Originally posted by: lupi

Originally posted by: her209

Originally posted by: jpeyton
He's making the Bush tax cuts permanent, he's got big oil on his ticket, lobbyists filling his ranks, a thirst for war and reckless judgment.

He's there. Look harder.

Don't forget John McCain's solution to people who have lost their jobs due to outsourcing: go to community college.

That was the bush solution, if you're gonna be a hack at least do it right.

LOL... thank you and good night.

 

[Robor]

Originally posted by: loki8481

Originally posted by: Robor

Like I said, I couldn't find Hussein in your link above either and I've yet to see you play dumb on it.

what's to play dumb on? it's his legal name

and yes... the retardation has always annoyed me.

I know 'BHO's full (middle) name and it's a play because certain trolls on this forum use it to try and tie Obama with radical islam. I don't agree with the 'McSame' stuff but at least it's a play on his valid comparison to Bush. Obama and Saddam are not comparable. In short, why the protest for one and not the other?

 

[brencat]

McCain gave a wonderful speech tonight IMO. I've seen him speak a lot. He's given better speeches in terms of content, but in terms of sincerity he definitely struck a chord tonight. He's not perfect, wasn't even my first choice, yet you can tell this guy loves his country as imperfect as it is. And that may make all the difference. This race is about to turn around big time in my view.

Good luck Barack. You're gonna need it.

 

[Dari]

Originally posted by: brencat
McCain gave a wonderful speech tonight IMO. I've seen him speak a lot. He's given better speeches in terms of content, but in terms of sincerity he definitely struck a chord tonight. He's not perfect, wasn't even my first choice, yet you can tell this guy loves his country as imperfect as it is. And that may make all the difference. This race is about to turn around big time in my view.

Good luck Barack. You're gonna need it.

Yes, I was moved too. But then I remembered he voted with Bush 95% of the time. Unforgivable. Add to that his choice for a running, Caribou Barbie, and he's dug himself a hole no speech can get him out of.

 

[Ballatician]

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: brencat
McCain gave a wonderful speech tonight IMO. I've seen him speak a lot. He's given better speeches in terms of content, but in terms of sincerity he definitely struck a chord tonight. He's not perfect, wasn't even my first choice, yet you can tell this guy loves his country as imperfect as it is. And that may make all the difference. This race is about to turn around big time in my view.

Good luck Barack. You're gonna need it.

Yes, I was moved too. But then I remembered he voted with Bush 95% of the time. Unforgivable. Add to that his choice for a running, Caribou Barbie, and he's dug himself a hole no speech can get him out of.

Yes. I like the guy but he won't be getting my vote based on issues and his fundie VP.

 

[Robor]

Originally posted by: brencat
McCain gave a wonderful speech tonight IMO. I've seen him speak a lot. He's given better speeches in terms of content, but in terms of sincerity he definitely struck a chord tonight. He's not perfect, wasn't even my first choice, yet you can tell this guy loves his country as imperfect as it is. And that may make all the difference. This race is about to turn around big time in my view.

Good luck Barack. You're gonna need it.

Did anyone think John McCain didn't love this country?

 

[nageov3t]

Originally posted by: Robor

Originally posted by: brencat
McCain gave a wonderful speech tonight IMO. I've seen him speak a lot. He's given better speeches in terms of content, but in terms of sincerity he definitely struck a chord tonight. He's not perfect, wasn't even my first choice, yet you can tell this guy loves his country as imperfect as it is. And that may make all the difference. This race is about to turn around big time in my view.

Good luck Barack. You're gonna need it.

Did anyone think John McCain didn't love this country?

one could make the argument that John McCain supports George Bush, who's crapped in America's mouth and kicked it in the nuts, and therefore, John McCain hates America and a vote for the republican party is a vote for al'qaeda, whose ranks would probably swell during the hundred year war in Iraq.

 

[brencat]

Originally posted by: Dari
Yes, I was moved too. But then I remembered he voted with Bush 95% of the time. Unforgivable. Add to that his choice for a running, Caribou Barbie, and he's dug himself a hole no speech can get him out of.

I so don't see it that way at all. McCain just looks presidential. Barack looks like a neophyte by comparison. And I can't help but wonder who China, Russia, and other despotic regimes would rather stare down. Forgetting the '3am call' thing for a second, the simple fact is that the most powerful post on Earth is no place for a rookie, just my opinion.

 

[Infohawk]

Originally posted by: brencat

I so don't see it that way at all. McCain just looks presidential. Barack looks like a neophyte by comparison. And I can't help but wonder who China, Russia, and other despotic regimes would rather stare down. Forgetting the '3am call' thing for a second, the simple fact is that the most powerful post on Earth is no place for a rookie, just my opinion.

If Barack looks like a neophyte, Palin must too right? Or did tha Alaskan National Guard stuff sway you?

And I guess it's natural that despots from other countries would prefer not to stare down a psycho warmonger.

 

[sammyunltd]

Originally posted by: brencat

Originally posted by: Dari
Yes, I was moved too. But then I remembered he voted with Bush 95% of the time. Unforgivable. Add to that his choice for a running, Caribou Barbie, and he's dug himself a hole no speech can get him out of.

Forgetting the '3am call' thing for a second, the simple fact is that the most powerful post on Earth is no place for a rookie, just my opinion.

Exactly. So, given that Palin will eventually be President, voting McCain would go against your statement.

Obama looks like a neophyte because he was not a POW? You can help your country in different ways. Obama was close to people in his community, McCain fought his country's interests far away. Both efforts are valid and honorable.

As far as experience goes, McCain gets the nod. However, 25+ years with "the Washington herd" (as Palin said) probably goes against him and also the fact that this "experience" led him to vote with Bush 95% of the time.... I would pass on this experience...

 

[jpeyton]

Originally posted by: brencat
Forgetting the '3am call' thing for a second, the simple fact is that the most powerful post on Earth is no place for a rookie, just my opinion.

And you want to put one a heartbeat away?

Silly Republican, "experience" arguments no longer apply.

 

[Wreckem]

Originally posted by: loki8481

Originally posted by: Robor

Originally posted by: brencat
McCain gave a wonderful speech tonight IMO. I've seen him speak a lot. He's given better speeches in terms of content, but in terms of sincerity he definitely struck a chord tonight. He's not perfect, wasn't even my first choice, yet you can tell this guy loves his country as imperfect as it is. And that may make all the difference. This race is about to turn around big time in my view.

Good luck Barack. You're gonna need it.

Did anyone think John McCain didn't love this country?

one could make the argument that John McCain supports George Bush, who's crapped in America's mouth and kicked it in the nuts, and therefore, John McCain hates America and a vote for the republican party is a vote for al'qaeda, whose ranks would probably swell during the hundred year war in Iraq.

Obama and the Democrats should be handily winning right now. Its a 50/50 toss up. Don't count McCain out.

 

[Robor]

Originally posted by: loki8481

Originally posted by: Robor

Originally posted by: brencat
McCain gave a wonderful speech tonight IMO. I've seen him speak a lot. He's given better speeches in terms of content, but in terms of sincerity he definitely struck a chord tonight. He's not perfect, wasn't even my first choice, yet you can tell this guy loves his country as imperfect as it is. And that may make all the difference. This race is about to turn around big time in my view.

Good luck Barack. You're gonna need it.

Did anyone think John McCain didn't love this country?

one could make the argument that John McCain supports George Bush, who's crapped in America's mouth and kicked it in the nuts, and therefore, John McCain hates America and a vote for the republican party is a vote for al'qaeda, whose ranks would probably swell during the hundred year war in Iraq.

I completely despise the GWB&Co administration for what's gone on the past 8 years but IMO he did what he thought was right. He was wrong but it doesn't mean he didn't love the country. Ahem, plus McCain actually served.

 

[First]

Originally posted by: her209

Originally posted by: jpeyton
He's making the Bush tax cuts permanent, he's got big oil on his ticket, lobbyists filling his ranks, a thirst for war and reckless judgment.

He's there. Look harder.

Don't forget John McCain's solution to people who have lost their jobs due to outsourcing: go to community college.

That's not a bad idea.