Vice president, i hope not..

Roger Bunting

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As Sandy Toksvig said, palin is good for the satirists. We know she\'ll bring about Armageddon but those last few days will be hilarious.
 

Skullz

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oh those lovely people to our south...we canadians just love their sense of humor and ignorance. i\'d feel real bad if Obama lost. I think the world needs a change right now.
 

PegaZus

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Originally posted by Roger Bunting
As Sandy Toksvig said, palin is good for the satirists. We know she\'ll bring about Armageddon but those last few days will be hilarious.
And if not, we\'ve got the gaffe-master Biden for the comic relief to Armageddon! Its a win-win!
 

Wendy

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Originally posted by Bigdennis52
this kind of sums it all up for me....

BushonImports.jpg

I\'m no fan of Pres. Bush, but a lot of the US\'s imports come from Canada and Mexico, which is not overseas.
 

mattsterbenz

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Originally posted by Ghaffasa
I hope you are being sarcastic when you write things like \"Palin rocks!\" :(

Not at all. I just got home after voting for them. :) Not my ideal choice, but the best that we have, IMHO.

I didn\'t vote for Obama because of his ties to the organization ACORN (guilty of fradulent voter registration), and his relationship to terrorist Bill Ayers and criminal Tony Resco. Not to mention I don\'t believe in taxing the wealthy more than the middle class just to give that money to people who choose not to work. And I\'m not even wealthy, I\'m just a poor art student! I just don\'t believe it\'s right. Defeats the whole purpose of the American Dream (with hard work and dedication anyone can become what they want to be, which is where I stand). Plus I don\'t agree with him on abortions, Iraq war, gay marriage, gun control, etc... :)

Alright, I\'ll get off my soap box :D

/rant over

-Matt
 

mattrock

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Originally posted by mattsterbenz
Originally posted by Ghaffasa
I hope you are being sarcastic when you write things like \"Palin rocks!\" :(

Not at all. I just got home after voting for them. :) Not my ideal choice, but the best that we have, IMHO.

I didn\'t vote for Obama because of his ties to the organization ACORN (guilty of fradulent voter registration), and his relationship to terrorist Bill Ayers and criminal Tony Resco. Not to mention I don\'t believe in taxing the wealthy more than the middle class just to give that money to people who choose not to work. And I\'m not even wealthy, I\'m just a poor art student! I just don\'t believe it\'s right. Defeats the whole purpose of the American Dream (with hard work and dedication anyone can become what they want to be, which is where I stand). Plus I don\'t agree with him on abortions, Iraq war, gay marriage, gun control, etc... :)

Alright, I\'ll get off my soap box :D

/rant over

-Matt

I think you and I\'d get along just fine.
 

mattrock

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Originally posted by Bigdennis52
Now this might be even sadder.... My only knowledge of our presidential race just came at halftime during tonights Monday night football game, I like obama, he made more sense than that creepy white guy.

McCain has some rotten dentures, and looks like a used cars salesman. Don\'t trust him, don\'t like him, ...

Go Obama

What\'s even more sad is that this is the position of about 80% of those I\'ve talked to who are voting for B.O. :

I don\'t know much about him, but McCain looks funny. ;)

Then there are the group that tell you they are voting because it\'s time for a change. Or a hope. Or a hope of change. Or a changing hope...I can never get it quite right.
 

mattrock

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Originally posted by Skullz
oh those lovely people to our south...we canadians just love their sense of humor and ignorance. i\'d feel real bad if Obama lost. I think the world needs a change right now.

Case in point. Just out of curiosity, Skullz, what\'s Obama going to change exactly? ???
 

mattrock

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Truth is, I\'ve never wanted to vote third party in an election more in my life. I think both sides of the two-party ticket are an embarassing testament to the current state of things.

We have two choices, a left wing abortionist who supports big spending and failed economic policies....or Obama.

Make fun of Palin all you want. The sad truth is that she\'d make a better top-ticket candidate than either of the yuck heads running for the office. :cussing:
 

hestan101

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forgive me for aying this, but its all so funny. in the uk were still desperately prentending The us reports our news like we report theres
in the words of frankie boyle
{american accent} Breaking news about Nich Clegg!!!!!
 

PegaZus

Stealth Freak
Originally posted by hestan101
forgive me for aying this, but its all so funny. in the uk were still desperately prentending The us reports our news like we report theres
in the words of frankie boyle
{american accent} Breaking news about Nich Clegg!!!!!
In this day and age, its available. Got BBC on the satellite radio, BBC America on the television, and then there\'s the internet. I personally hit the London Telegraph\'s website daily, although about the only thing I find of interest there is Matt and Alex. (And Matt brings up your exact point today, BTW). Biggest problem is that most of the news that gets published is the same news that gets published by Yahoo. No need to read the same thing twice. And that which I haven\'t read is usually gossip columns about British celebrities. I don\'t read US gossip, so not about to start on some other country!
 

Avelorn

Sven Jonsson
@mattrock: Come on, quadruple posting?? :p

As for the topic. Honestly this is why I have trouble with elections that are so focused around persona.
 

mattrock

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Originally posted by Avelorn
@mattrock: Come on, quadruple posting?? :p

As for the topic. Honestly this is why I have trouble with elections that are so focused around persona.

Yeah, I know. I wish I we had a multi-quote function or that I knew how to use it. Color me a spammer, I guess.

And lazy to boot. ;)
 

hestan101

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Originally posted by mattsterbenz

=stand). Plus I don\'t agree with him on abortions, Iraq war, gay marriage, gun control, etc... :)



-Matt
sorry, being a child i dont pay much attention to the camapings, but is obama pro or anti abortiona dn gay marriage and such?
stupid question, i know but im an english kid:p
 

mattrock

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Originally posted by hestan101
Originally posted by mattsterbenz

=stand). Plus I don\'t agree with him on abortions, Iraq war, gay marriage, gun control, etc... :)



-Matt
sorry, being a child i dont pay much attention to the camapings, but is obama pro or anti abortiona dn gay marriage and such?
stupid question, i know but im an english kid:p

Pro.
 

Theomar Pius

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Obama is pro Abortion. All four of them are against Gay-Marraige.

Palin vetoed a bill outlowing gay couples benefits, making her the only one who has done something in support of gay rights.
 
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