whered all the armenians go in turkey?Ottomania wrote:
wow.War Man wrote:
If we went to war with Iran, we would have an economic boost. .
"There is nothing so expensive as having the second best military." Robert HeinleinFlaming_Maniac wrote:
I think the biggest problem people see with military spending is how wasteful it seems. If they were producing results at the same efficiency as say a Fortune 500 company, I don't think it would be as big of an issue.God Save the Queen wrote:
military spending is a good thing. our military spending is under 5% of our GDP and it helps our economy as well as secures American interests overseas. The pursuit of those interests allows you and I to enjoy being members of a stable and affluent society.
nowhereGod Save the Queen wrote:
whered all the armenians go in turkey?Ottomania wrote:
wow.War Man wrote:
If we went to war with Iran, we would have an economic boost. .
McCain made a horrible move here. Not one Clinton supporter will cross now. Although by taking a STRICT pro lifer, he may get the religious right vote that hates him.
He had them anyways. If Biden loses his temper on her I see a GOP bounce though.oChaos.Haze wrote:
McCain made a horrible move here. Not one Clinton supporter will cross now. Although by taking a STRICT pro lifer, he may get the religious right vote that hates him.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
If it's appropriate, I'd like to see Biden open up on her and just stomp her. She's running for the VP position. If she wants to sit at the grown-up table she better be prepared for someone like Biden.
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Oh, it'll happen. Don't you worry.Reciprocity wrote:
If it's appropriate, I'd like to see Biden open up on her and just stomp her. She's running for the VP position. If she wants to sit at the grown-up table she better be prepared for someone like Biden.
with her fake babies
I have a feeling he will be sloshed before the debate, then yell at her and people will think hes even nuttierPoseidon wrote:
Oh, it'll happen. Don't you worry.Reciprocity wrote:
If it's appropriate, I'd like to see Biden open up on her and just stomp her. She's running for the VP position. If she wants to sit at the grown-up table she better be prepared for someone like Biden.
Isn't he a secret Muslim like Obama? muslims can't drink.SealXo wrote:
I have a feeling he will be sloshed before the debate, then yell at her and people will think hes even nuttier
No, I hear since he's got Irish-American roots, he's part of the IRA.Reciprocity wrote:
Isn't he a secret Muslim like Obama? muslims can't drink.SealXo wrote:
I have a feeling he will be sloshed before the debate, then yell at her and people will think hes even nuttier
Palin is a feisty girl, so don't worry about that.Reciprocity wrote:
If it's appropriate, I'd like to see Biden open up on her and just stomp her. She's running for the VP position. If she wants to sit at the grown-up table she better be prepared for someone like Biden.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
How do you know?War Man wrote:
Palin is a feisty girl, so don't worry about that.Reciprocity wrote:
If it's appropriate, I'd like to see Biden open up on her and just stomp her. She's running for the VP position. If she wants to sit at the grown-up table she better be prepared for someone like Biden.
I'd love to make a list of everyone who knew about Sarah Palin or even heard about her before April 2008
If you are a democrat the Paulin move looks brilliant, but she is a pro lifer and will probably not attract hillary feminists.Kmarion wrote:
He had them anyways. If Biden loses his temper on her I see a GOP bounce though.oChaos.Haze wrote:
McCain made a horrible move here. Not one Clinton supporter will cross now. Although by taking a STRICT pro lifer, he may get the religious right vote that hates him.
If you are a religious right ultra conservative old man then you will be really cheesed off by her selection, after all some of those guys still think that women should not be allowed to vote. McCain might lose those votes.
So picking Palin will give McCain a bump for excitment and hopefully it will cause Obama to take a dump for not picking Hillary.
Asked what he thinks of McCain's vice presidential choice, Obama told Kroft, "She seems to have a compelling life story. Obviously, she's a fine mother and an up-and-coming public servant. My sense is that she subscribes to John McCain's agenda."
"Does the fact that he chose as his vice president someone what has less experience than you take that weapon out of his arsenal?" Kroft asked.
"Well, you know, I think that's a good question to address to Senator McCain," Obama replied. "Of course, the issue of experience is going to be relevant. And if I were running against me, that's something that I would try to make an issue of as well. Particularly if I had been in Washington as long as John McCain had."
"Does the fact that he chose as his vice president someone what has less experience than you take that weapon out of his arsenal?" Kroft asked.
"Well, you know, I think that's a good question to address to Senator McCain," Obama replied. "Of course, the issue of experience is going to be relevant. And if I were running against me, that's something that I would try to make an issue of as well. Particularly if I had been in Washington as long as John McCain had."
Kind of like Obama and 2004...Spearhead wrote:
How do you know?War Man wrote:
Palin is a feisty girl, so don't worry about that.Reciprocity wrote:
If it's appropriate, I'd like to see Biden open up on her and just stomp her. She's running for the VP position. If she wants to sit at the grown-up table she better be prepared for someone like Biden.
I'd love to make a list of everyone who knew about Sarah Palin or even heard about her before April 2008
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
difference being one is not 7 months before a major electionFEOS wrote:
Kind of like Obama and 2004...Spearhead wrote:
How do you know?War Man wrote:
Palin is a feisty girl, so don't worry about that.
I'd love to make a list of everyone who knew about Sarah Palin or even heard about her before April 2008
elitistSpearhead wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_law_review
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Idaho_College
Difference being that Obama had less time as a Senator than Palin had as a governor when he announced he was going for the top job.God Save the Queen wrote:
difference being one is not 7 months before a major electionFEOS wrote:
Kind of like Obama and 2004...Spearhead wrote:
How do you know?
I'd love to make a list of everyone who knew about Sarah Palin or even heard about her before April 2008
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
Nice! +1...God Save the Queen wrote:
http://z.about.com/d/politicalhumor/1/0 … nicole.jpg
Mike Huckabee just mentioned Palin got more votes winning the mayor position in Alaska than Biden got running for president
the fact that you listen to what that tool says makes baby jesus cryStingray24 wrote:
Mike Huckabee just mentioned Palin got more votes winning the mayor position in Alaska than Biden got running for president
You dispute his assertion?