I may have to vote for Obama after all….maybe he'll declare ramadam a federal holiday!
DC Area Voters
Originally posted by 47 YEAR OLD VIRGIN:It's amazing how many people cling to this remarkable bit of ignorance, both among Democrats and among right-wingers like Rush "Oxycontin" Limbaugh and Ann "I look like a horse" Coulter. If you actually bother to look at the specific positions McCain has held, he is to the right of most Republicans, including Dubya.
and McCain is really a closet democrat
He doesn't give much time for the type of religious freaks who have an epileptic fit if the word "Jesus" is mentioned, but beyond that difference, he is very conservative.
Seriously, if you're thinking this way take the time to look at his record.
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2. amusing; humorous.
3. lacking serious intent; concerned with something nonessential, amusing, or frivolous: a facetious person.
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:Hillary Clinton advisor James Carville told the New York Times that Richardson, a former member of Bill Clinton's Cabinet, had committed "an act of betrayal," adding that it "came right around the anniversary of the day when Judas sold out Jesus for 30 pieces of silver, so I think the timing is appropriate."
Richardson endorses Obama
Excuse my knuckle scraping ignorance but why is so important for these endorsments? Is it for the benefit of those with no mind of their own so they can be told who to vote for?
Oh, never mind…I probably just answered my own question.
Oh, never mind…I probably just answered my own question.
Richardson himself is a superdelegate, and it's thought that his endorsement will influence other superdelegates.
Originally posted by 47 YEAR OLD VIRGIN:
Excuse my knuckle scraping ignorance but why is so important for these endorsments? Is it for the benefit of those with no mind of their own so they can be told who to vote for?
Oh, never mind…I probably just answered my own question.
Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:Can't be that 'super' he's an Obamalamb
Richardson himself is a superdelegate, and it's thought that his endorsement will influence other superdelegates.
Originally posted by 47 YEAR OLD VIRGIN:
Excuse my knuckle scraping ignorance but why is so important for these endorsments? Is it for the benefit of those with no mind of their own so they can be told who to vote for?
Oh, never mind…I probably just answered my own question.
Originally posted by 47 YEAR OLD VIRGIN:It also works as a free national commercial as the more reputable the endorser, the more airtime a candidate will receive.
Excuse my knuckle scraping ignorance but why is so important for these endorsments? Is it for the benefit of those with no mind of their own so they can be told who to vote for?
Oh, never mind…I probably just answered my own question.
Originally posted by vansmack:Aha!! So that's what it's all about. Thanks.
Originally posted by 47 YEAR OLD VIRGIN:It also works as a free national commercial as the more reputable the endorser, the more airtime a candidate will receive.
Excuse my knuckle scraping ignorance but why is so important for these endorsments? Is it for the benefit of those with no mind of their own so they can be told who to vote for?
Oh, never mind…I probably just answered my own question.
So do they ask the candidate if they can endorse him/her first? There's certain individuals I can imagine they wouldn't want an endorsement from.
CHARLES MANSON ENDORSES MCCAIN!!
For example.
Originally posted by 47 YEAR OLD VIRGIN:Generally yes, but you can't stop someone from endorsing you. It's really only a newsworthy event when both the Candidate and the endorser are in the same room, so if you don't want the endorsement, you simply don't show up for the press conference.
So do they ask the candidate if they can endorse him/her first? There's certain individuals I can imagine they wouldn't want an endorsement from.
In addition to bringing peace to Northern Ireland, Hillary also saw military action in Bosnia.
I certainly do remember that trip to Bosnia… there was a saying around the White House that if a place was too small, too poor, or too dangerous, the president couldn't go, so send the First Lady. Thatâ??s where we went.
I remember landing under sniper fire. There was supposed to be some kind of a greeting ceremony at the airport, but instead we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicles to get to our base.
-Hillary Clinton, March 17, 2008
Or, maybe not:
Bosnia was not "too dangerous" a place for President Clinton to visit in early 1996. In fact, the first Clinton to visit Bosnia was not Hillary, but Bill, on January 13, 1996.
Far from running to an airport building with their heads down, Clinton and her party were greeted on the tarmac by smiling U.S. and Bosnian officials. An eight-year-old Moslem girl, Emina Bicakcic, read a poem in English. An Associated Press photograph of the greeting ceremony shows a smiling Clinton bending down to receive a kiss.
You can see CBS News footage of the arrival ceremony here. The footage shows Clinton walking calmly out of the back of the C-17 military transport plane that brought her from Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany.
According to Sinbad, who accompanied Clinton on the trip along with the singer Sheryl Crow, the "scariest" part was deciding where to eat. As he told Mary Ann Akers of The Post, "I think the only 'red-phone' moment was: 'Do we eat here or at the next place.'" Sinbad questioned the premise behind the Clinton version of events. "What kind of president would say 'Hey man, I can't go 'cause I might get shot so I'm going to send my wife. Oh, and take a guitar player and a comedian with you."
I certainly do remember that trip to Bosnia… there was a saying around the White House that if a place was too small, too poor, or too dangerous, the president couldn't go, so send the First Lady. Thatâ??s where we went.
I remember landing under sniper fire. There was supposed to be some kind of a greeting ceremony at the airport, but instead we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicles to get to our base.
-Hillary Clinton, March 17, 2008
Or, maybe not:
Bosnia was not "too dangerous" a place for President Clinton to visit in early 1996. In fact, the first Clinton to visit Bosnia was not Hillary, but Bill, on January 13, 1996.
Far from running to an airport building with their heads down, Clinton and her party were greeted on the tarmac by smiling U.S. and Bosnian officials. An eight-year-old Moslem girl, Emina Bicakcic, read a poem in English. An Associated Press photograph of the greeting ceremony shows a smiling Clinton bending down to receive a kiss.
You can see CBS News footage of the arrival ceremony here. The footage shows Clinton walking calmly out of the back of the C-17 military transport plane that brought her from Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany.
According to Sinbad, who accompanied Clinton on the trip along with the singer Sheryl Crow, the "scariest" part was deciding where to eat. As he told Mary Ann Akers of The Post, "I think the only 'red-phone' moment was: 'Do we eat here or at the next place.'" Sinbad questioned the premise behind the Clinton version of events. "What kind of president would say 'Hey man, I can't go 'cause I might get shot so I'm going to send my wife. Oh, and take a guitar player and a comedian with you."
Make it stop! By "it" I mean the awful Hillary impersonation on SNL. Their Obama is much better
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:OKAY, WE GET IT…YOU HATE THE CLINTONS you're as annoying as Limbaugh, Buchannan,Ingraham and O'Reilly with this nonesense.
In addition to bringing peace to Northern Ireland, Hillary also saw military action in Bosnia.
I certainly do remember that trip to Bosnia… there was a saying around the White House that if a place was too small, too poor, or too dangerous, the president couldn't go, so send the First Lady. Thatâ??s where we went.
I remember landing under sniper fire. There was supposed to be some kind of a greeting ceremony at the airport, but instead we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicles to get to our base.
-Hillary Clinton, March 17, 2008
Or, maybe not:
Bosnia was not "too dangerous" a place for President Clinton to visit in early 1996. In fact, the first Clinton to visit Bosnia was not Hillary, but Bill, on January 13, 1996.
Far from running to an airport building with their heads down, Clinton and her party were greeted on the tarmac by smiling U.S. and Bosnian officials. An eight-year-old Moslem girl, Emina Bicakcic, read a poem in English. An Associated Press photograph of the greeting ceremony shows a smiling Clinton bending down to receive a kiss.
You can see CBS News footage of the arrival ceremony here. The footage shows Clinton walking calmly out of the back of the C-17 military transport plane that brought her from Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany.
According to Sinbad, who accompanied Clinton on the trip along with the singer Sheryl Crow, the "scariest" part was deciding where to eat. As he told Mary Ann Akers of The Post, "I think the only 'red-phone' moment was: 'Do we eat here or at the next place.'" Sinbad questioned the premise behind the Clinton version of events. "What kind of president would say 'Hey man, I can't go 'cause I might get shot so I'm going to send my wife. Oh, and take a guitar player and a comedian with you."
Originally posted by 47 YEAR OLD VIRGIN:Easy – gotta watch your blood pressure, old man.
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:OKAY, WE GET IT…YOU HATE THE CLINTONS you're as annoying as Limbaugh, Buchannan,Ingraham and O'Reilly with this nonesense.
In addition to bringing peace to Northern Ireland, Hillary also saw military action in Bosnia.
I certainly do remember that trip to Bosnia… there was a saying around the White House that if a place was too small, too poor, or too dangerous, the president couldn't go, so send the First Lady. Thatâ??s where we went.
I remember landing under sniper fire. There was supposed to be some kind of a greeting ceremony at the airport, but instead we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicles to get to our base.
-Hillary Clinton, March 17, 2008
Or, maybe not:
Bosnia was not "too dangerous" a place for President Clinton to visit in early 1996. In fact, the first Clinton to visit Bosnia was not Hillary, but Bill, on January 13, 1996.
Far from running to an airport building with their heads down, Clinton and her party were greeted on the tarmac by smiling U.S. and Bosnian officials. An eight-year-old Moslem girl, Emina Bicakcic, read a poem in English. An Associated Press photograph of the greeting ceremony shows a smiling Clinton bending down to receive a kiss.
You can see CBS News footage of the arrival ceremony here. The footage shows Clinton walking calmly out of the back of the C-17 military transport plane that brought her from Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany.
According to Sinbad, who accompanied Clinton on the trip along with the singer Sheryl Crow, the "scariest" part was deciding where to eat. As he told Mary Ann Akers of The Post, "I think the only 'red-phone' moment was: 'Do we eat here or at the next place.'" Sinbad questioned the premise behind the Clinton version of events. "What kind of president would say 'Hey man, I can't go 'cause I might get shot so I'm going to send my wife. Oh, and take a guitar player and a comedian with you."
That Clinton experience you admire so much is appearing more and more to be a fabrication.
So how much is the Obama camp paying you to put out this misinformation?
Originally posted by 47 YEAR OLD VIRGIN:What misinformation?
So how much is the Obama camp paying you to put out this misinformation?
This has been all over the "mainstream media" that you so proudly declared is the only thing to which you pay attention.
Want some links?
Or, by "mainstream media" did you mean the Jupiter Courier?
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:Easy - gotcha!
Originally posted by 47 YEAR OLD VIRGIN:What misinformation?
So how much is the Obama camp paying you to put out this misinformation?
This has been all over the "mainstream media" that you so proudly declared is the only thing to which you pay attention.
Want some links?
Or, by "mainstream media" did you mean the Jupiter Courier?
I remember Hillary in the Falklands with us back in 82. After she had led us to victory in the now famous Battle of Goose Green she boarded HMS Plymouth on June 14th 1982 and negotiated a peaceful surrender by the Argentine forces.
During this time I think Obama was enrolled in a muslim terrorist academy in Kenya.
During this time I think Obama was enrolled in a muslim terrorist academy in Kenya.
Originally posted by 47 YEAR OLD VIRGIN:She said she had to run for cover when your 4.5" gun went off prematurely.
I remember Hillary in the Falklands with us back in 82. After she had led us to victory in the now famous Battle of Goose Green she boarded HMS Plymouth on June 14th 1982 and negotiated a peaceful surrender by the Argentine forces.
For the past 25 years, John McCain has consistently voted against women's health. From opposing funding for family planning programs to voting against requiring insurance coverage of birth control, McCain has taken extreme positions. He has voted against women's health and has not supported legislation that would help reduce the rate of unintended pregnancies and the need for abortion. This has earned him a zero rating, the lowest rating we give in the U.S. Senate.
Just as alarming, Sen. McCain wants to overturn Roe v. Wade, potentially putting the lives and health of women in jeopardy.
Sen. McCain is out of step with America's pro-choice majority: 62 percent of all voters support Roe v. Wade and, by a 20-point margin, voters believe abortion should be legal.
"Sen. McCain believes government has the right to interfere with the most personal and often the most difficult decisions affecting a woman's health. Most Americans believe just the opposite and, as more voters realize Sen. McCain's ardent anti-choice position, this will be an issue for him in the general election."
â?? Cecile Richards, President, Planned Parenthood Action Fund
Just as alarming, Sen. McCain wants to overturn Roe v. Wade, potentially putting the lives and health of women in jeopardy.
Sen. McCain is out of step with America's pro-choice majority: 62 percent of all voters support Roe v. Wade and, by a 20-point margin, voters believe abortion should be legal.
"Sen. McCain believes government has the right to interfere with the most personal and often the most difficult decisions affecting a woman's health. Most Americans believe just the opposite and, as more voters realize Sen. McCain's ardent anti-choice position, this will be an issue for him in the general election."
â?? Cecile Richards, President, Planned Parenthood Action Fund