Debate

2008-02-21 19:07:04

#1

ATG: Banned; +5,233|6957|Global Command

Barrack seems to rely on a well rehearsed list of practiced answers. Hillary actually articulates better, but...

Americans are obviously rejecting a Clinton dynasty.

From a conservative point of view, Hillary is the least liberal of the two people. Barrack is a radical.

But, people hunger for change. They have lost faith in a irresponsible government and long desperately for a time when America felt strong, both economically and militarily.

We mostly all now will look to Barrack for that change for we know McCain offers more of the same Bush policies. Bush sez he's a good conservative, and most conservatives recognize Bush as a liberal and we reject his brand of conservatisim. It would have been better for mcCain if Bush had just kept his foot in his mouth where it usually resides.

All Hail Our Knew Leader And Savior Obama.

2008-02-21 19:08:37

#2

SgtHeihn: Should have ducked; +394|6915|Ham Lake, MN (Fucking Cold)

Her crying could only go so far, oh and don't forget about "35 yrs" in politics.

2008-02-21 19:09:07

#3

Turquoise: O Canada; +1,596|6833|North Carolina

Actually, when it comes to policy, Hillary and Obama are pretty close. Obama is slightly more liberal, but he's a far better speaker, and I think it's quite apparent that his intentions are far more noble than Hillary's (or McCain's for that matter).

2008-02-21 19:17:05

#4

ATG: Banned; +5,233|6957|Global Command

It's funny; Obama actually manages to sound like a Hawk when it comes to the GWOT.

As I've always said; wars are just fine with liberals as long as it's fought and funded their way.

2008-02-21 19:19:57

#5

Turquoise: O Canada; +1,596|6833|North Carolina

Elaborate... what makes him hawkish?

2008-02-21 19:22:17

#6

GunSlinger OIF II: Banned.; +1,860|7071

he does like beating the war drums for the GWOT

2008-02-21 19:26:50

#7

Turquoise: O Canada; +1,596|6833|North Carolina

In what way? I know he takes a slightly aggressive stance on Pakistan, but I support that sort of thing. I support Bush doing it as well.

2008-02-21 19:36:57

#8

Spearhead: Gulf coast redneck hippy; +731|7118|Tampa Bay Florida

ATG wrote:
It's funny; Obama actually manages to sound like a Hawk when it comes to the GWOT.

As I've always said; wars are just fine with liberals as long as it's fought and funded their way.

I'm guessing GWOT = General war on terror?

I'm guessing using Allies to help you fight terrorism and not talking them down constantly, or replacing diplomats and the UN with private contractors, is a better way to fight terrorism?

By the way, Hillarys fucking finished. You can see it in her eyes.

2008-02-21 19:41:53

#9

mcgid1: Meh...; +129|7144|Austin, TX/San Antonio, TX

Ted Kennedy campaigned for Obama at my school today, didn't get a chance to go though.

Edit: I r cnat speel gud

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2008-02-21 20:02:39

#10

HurricaИe: Banned; +877|6389|Washington DC

Hillary looked like such a bitch... that "I fucking hate you all for not voting for me " smirk...

2008-02-21 20:07:00

#11

{M5}Sniper3: Typical white person.; +389|7188|San Antonio, Texas

Spearhead wrote:
I'm guessing GWOT = General war on terror?

Close, Global War on Terror.

2008-02-21 20:10:03

#12

Reciprocity: Member; +721|7008|the dank(super) side of Oregon

unless it's a second term election, people are always 'hungry for change'. remember Bush eight years ago? Uniter, not a divider? reaching across the isle? Compassionate conservatism? no nation building?

they all promise bullshit.

2008-02-21 20:20:56

#13

CC-Marley: Member; +407|7256

Bill told Texans and the people in Ohio that it's "on them" if HillBilly doesn't win.

2008-02-21 20:23:02

#14

{M5}Sniper3: Typical white person.; +389|7188|San Antonio, Texas

CC-Marley wrote:
Bill told Texans and the people in Ohio that it's "on them" if HillBilly doesn't win.

OK! I'll make sure she doesn't win!

I'd honestly be surprised if she wins Texas.

2008-02-21 20:23:33

#15

GunSlinger OIF II: Banned.; +1,860|7071

I have yet to be home for a presidential election.

2008-02-21 20:31:49

#16

[-DER-]Omega: membeR; +188|7255|Lithuania

I'm seriously getting sick of these candidates (mainly Hillary) bashing each other rather than talking politics.

Change you can Xerox

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2008-02-21 20:39:22

#17

san4: The Mas; +311|7116|NYC, a place to live

Obama's lines about changing Washington and politics are the standard lines politicians use to get elected, just like Bush saying he was a uniter. The difference is that Obama believes what he's saying. News flash Mr. Obama, lots of Republicans hate your positions on the issues. Healthcare reform is going to be a brawl and he is not a brawler. Why isn't HillBilly slamming Obama for being naive?

2008-02-21 20:44:31

#18

13rin: Member; +977|6907

ATG wrote:
Barrack seems to rely on a well rehearsed list of practiced answers. Hillary actually articulates better, but...

Americans are obviously rejecting a Clinton dynasty.

From a conservative point of view, Hillary is the least liberal of the two people. Barrack is a radical.

But, people hunger for change. They have lost faith in a irresponsible government and long desperately for a time when America felt strong, both economically and militarily.

We mostly all now will look to Barrack for that change for we know McCain offers more of the same Bush policies. Bush sez he's a good conservative, and most conservatives recognize Bush as a liberal and we reject his brand of conservatism. It would have been better for mcCain if Bush had just kept his foot in his mouth where it usually resides.

All Hail Our Knew Leader And Savior Obama.

Maaannn... No. I don't hunger for a change. Bush is not irresponsible. Conservative or not, war ain't cheap. I don't think we spent enough money on our troops equipment (body armor, badass APC's). Yet they are still fighting and winning. Saddam had to go. It had to happen. I'm just pissed he hasn't gotten Osama yet.

For those of you who buy into Obama..... Good God! WAKE UP! You don't even know what you are really buying into. He is a fucking paper tiger that Hillary was supposed to beat. With Hillary, you know what your getting and it's fucking scary. McCain a conservative? Nooo (the extra o made it true). Seriously, he isn't. But, McCain is better than the two Dems.

*edit -> Never Mind.. I didn't change shit.

Last edited by DBBrinson1 (2008-02-21 20:45:16)

I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.

2008-02-21 20:44:32

#19

Spearhead: Gulf coast redneck hippy; +731|7118|Tampa Bay Florida

san4 wrote:
Obama's lines about changing Washington and politics are the standard lines politicians use to get elected, just like Bush saying he was a uniter. The difference is that Obama believes what he's saying. News flash Mr. Obama, lots of Republicans hate your positions on the issues. Healthcare reform is going to be a brawl and he is not a brawler. Why isn't HillBilly slamming Obama for being naive?

Single issue voters are never happy with any candidate.

There are plenty of Republicans and Independents who think Obama is something this country needs. Obama says the country isn't as divided as the people taking advantage of the division would want you to believe, and I think he's right.

2008-02-21 21:22:16

#20

Spark: liquid fluoride thorium reactor; +874|7102|Canberra, AUS

[-DER-]Omega wrote:
I'm seriously getting sick of these candidates (mainly Hillary) bashing each other rather than talking politics.

Change you can Xerox

Yeah, I wouldn't vote for Hillary only because she seems more interested in herself than her country, or even her political party.

The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
^{~ Richard Feynman}

2008-02-21 21:34:09

#21

Turquoise: O Canada; +1,596|6833|North Carolina

DBBrinson1 wrote:
Maaannn... No. I don't hunger for a change. Bush is not irresponsible. Conservative or not, war ain't cheap. I don't think we spent enough money on our troops equipment (body armor, badass APC's). Yet they are still fighting and winning. Saddam had to go. It had to happen. I'm just pissed he hasn't gotten Osama yet.

For those of you who buy into Obama..... Good God! WAKE UP! You don't even know what you are really buying into. He is a fucking paper tiger that Hillary was supposed to beat. With Hillary, you know what your getting and it's fucking scary. McCain a conservative? Nooo (the extra o made it true). Seriously, he isn't. But, McCain is better than the two Dems.

*edit -> Never Mind.. I didn't change shit.

Um... you bought into Bush. Should we really take your advice on this?

2008-02-21 21:56:05

#22

FallenMorgan: Member; +53|6342|Glendale, CA

I'll be moving to Canada if McCain or Huckabee won. I hope Barack wins - Hilary wants to make mandatory healthcare and also as ATG said, Barack is more liberal.

2008-02-22 15:18:16

#23

Kmar: Truth is my Bitch; +5,695|7029|132 and Bush

Spark wrote:
[-DER-]Omega wrote:
I'm seriously getting sick of these candidates (mainly Hillary) bashing each other rather than talking politics.

Change you can Xerox

Yeah, I wouldn't vote for Hillary only because she seems more interested in herself than her country, or even her political party.

A little better one.

Hillary got owned tbh..

Xbone Stormsurgezz

2008-02-22 15:42:33

#24

IRONCHEF: Member; +385|6919|Northern California

I've watched enough to know that the ugly part of American politics is taking over so I'm assuming anything I haven't heard from these clowns isn't going to be important enough to sift through the disgusting mud slinging that's taken hold. Watching the attack on McCain's personal life let me know Hillary is ready to go, and I know how nasty Republicans can get with the mud slinging.. so no need to continue watching. ...awaiting November.

2008-02-22 15:52:23

#25

KEN-JENNINGS: I am all that is MOD!; +2,991|7060|949

Bush is bad (he's a liberal!) so he doesn't represent the conservative agenda?

Barak is a radical? Haha!

FallenMorgan wrote:
I'll be moving to Canada if McCain or Huckabee won. I hope Barack wins - Hilary wants to make mandatory healthcare and also as ATG said, Barack is more liberal.

You can't even vote. What makes you think they will let you move out of the country?

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No	46%	46% - 20
Yes	18%	18% - 8
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