Barack Obama VS John McCain (Poll)

http://www.eyeblast.tv/Public/Video.aspx?rsrcID=2036

Please, watch this. There has never been a video in the history of my membership of GS that I have wanted someone to watch more than this one, seriously.

Anamosa41

There has never been a video in the history of my membership of GS that I have thought to be such a steaming pile of bullcrap.

Seriously.

I suggest you watch this video it is the most hilarious/depressing thing I've ever seen.

[QUOTE="Anamosa41"]

http://www.eyeblast.tv/Public/Video.aspx?rsrcID=2036

Please, watch this. There has never been a video in the history of my membership of GS that I have wanted someone to watch more than this one, seriously.

g-unit248

haha then never post another video, are you that blind to realize how the video focus on obama for about 2 mintes and then goes directly to the old, over played, misconstrued rev wright issue?? the video has nothing to do with obama, just some sly producer slowly changed the subject of his video, and you obviously fell for it...

Did anyone hear what Obama said over the phone? He was saying that John McCain was acting like "A typical white person". If John McCain ever said something like that about a African American he would lose his career. Search it up on YouTube if you want.

Did anyone hear what Obama said over the phone? He was saying that John McCain was acting like "A typical white person". If John McCain ever said something like that about a African American he would lose his career. Search it up on YouTube if you want.

Anamosa41

I tried to. I couldn't find anything. :|

[QUOTE="g-unit248"][QUOTE="Anamosa41"]

http://www.eyeblast.tv/Public/Video.aspx?rsrcID=2036

Please, watch this. There has never been a video in the history of my membership of GS that I have wanted someone to watch more than this one, seriously.

Anamosa41

haha then never post another video, are you that blind to realize how the video focus on obama for about 2 mintes and then goes directly to the old, over played, misconstrued rev wright issue?? the video has nothing to do with obama, just some sly producer slowly changed the subject of his video, and you obviously fell for it...

Oh well then, I guess I agree with every tiny little thing every single person around me has said in my entire life.:shock: HELLO. Use your head.

Seriously, if you're going to criticize Obama, at least criticize him for something that would actually affect his performance in office.

[QUOTE="Anamosa41"][QUOTE="g-unit248"][QUOTE="Anamosa41"]

http://www.eyeblast.tv/Public/Video.aspx?rsrcID=2036

Please, watch this. There has never been a video in the history of my membership of GS that I have wanted someone to watch more than this one, seriously.

sc_ajk29

haha then never post another video, are you that blind to realize how the video focus on obama for about 2 mintes and then goes directly to the old, over played, misconstrued rev wright issue?? the video has nothing to do with obama, just some sly producer slowly changed the subject of his video, and you obviously fell for it...

Oh well then, I guess I agree with every tiny little thing every single person around me has said in my entire life.:shock: HELLO. Use your head.

Seriously, if you're going to criticize Obama, at least criticize him for something that would actually affect his performance in office.

I'm not a person who uses identity politics, but I'll help him out. The man married Obama. The title of Obama's book is inspired by this man. He did not say TINY things, he said "god **** america." This man had not a tiny influence on Obama, he was a major part of his life.

That said, I still oppose Obama for his policies, not his relationships.

[QUOTE="Anamosa41"]

Did anyone hear what Obama said over the phone? He was saying that John McCain was acting like "A typical white person". If John McCain ever said something like that about a African American he would lose his career. Search it up on YouTube if you want.

bradleybhoy

I tried to. I couldn't find anything. :|

It was on that video that he put a link to. It's probably around the 8 minute mark? Interesting video though. Worth the watch through just to get a different view of Obama. I really would like to see something like that about McCain though. I really am worried more about the negatives of these candidates than the positives they bring to the table.

[QUOTE="bradleybhoy"][QUOTE="Anamosa41"]

Did anyone hear what Obama said over the phone? He was saying that John McCain was acting like "A typical white person". If John McCain ever said something like that about a African American he would lose his career. Search it up on YouTube if you want.

tobenator

I tried to. I couldn't find anything. :|

It was on that video that he put a link to. It's probably around the 8 minute mark? Interesting video though. Worth the watch through just to get a different view of Obama. I really would like to see something like that about McCain though. I really am worried more about the negatives of these candidates than the positives they bring to the table.

That "new and refreshing" perspective on Obama that that video presents is based mainly on the fact that his middle name is Hussein.

:|

Nuff said.

[QUOTE="sc_ajk29"][QUOTE="Anamosa41"][QUOTE="g-unit248"][QUOTE="Anamosa41"]

http://www.eyeblast.tv/Public/Video.aspx?rsrcID=2036

Please, watch this. There has never been a video in the history of my membership of GS that I have wanted someone to watch more than this one, seriously.

BoG_

haha then never post another video, are you that blind to realize how the video focus on obama for about 2 mintes and then goes directly to the old, over played, misconstrued rev wright issue?? the video has nothing to do with obama, just some sly producer slowly changed the subject of his video, and you obviously fell for it...

Oh well then, I guess I agree with every tiny little thing every single person around me has said in my entire life.:shock: HELLO. Use your head.

Seriously, if you're going to criticize Obama, at least criticize him for something that would actually affect his performance in office.

I'm not a person who uses identity politics, but I'll help him out. The man married Obama. The title of Obama's book is inspired by this man. He did not say TINY things, he said "god **** america." This man had not a tiny influence on Obama, he was a major part of his life.

Why did he say "god damn America"?

I don't understand. People who "want the war to end" shouldn't be voting for Obama. When it comes to dealing with terrorists, McCain has experience. Obama doesn't.

Obama might be able to help the economy more, but McCain could end the war as quickly and efficiently as possible. Obama simply lacks experience when it comes to international affairs.

Personally, I think it would be best if McCain was elected, just so he could fix the Iraq situation. After 4 years, if he hasn't improved the economy, we elect someone like Obama.

That's the way I see it.

I don't understand. People who "want the war to end" shouldn't be voting for Obama. When it comes to dealing with terrorists, McCain has experience. Obama doesn't.

Obama might be able to help the economy more, but McCain could end the war as quickly and efficiently as possible. Obama simply lacks experience when it comes to international affairs.

Personally, I think it would be best if McCain was elected, just so he could fix the Iraq situation. After 4 years, if he hasn't improved the economy, we elect someone like Obama.

That's the way I see it.

CheeseGuardian

When did McCain deal with terrorists?

62% Obama

38% McCain

Even on Gamespot, he has the popular vote. I said this in another thread and people said I was crazy :?

[QUOTE="CheeseGuardian"]

I don't understand. People who "want the war to end" shouldn't be voting for Obama. When it comes to dealing with terrorists, McCain has experience. Obama doesn't.

Obama might be able to help the economy more, but McCain could end the war as quickly and efficiently as possible. Obama simply lacks experience when it comes to international affairs.

Personally, I think it would be best if McCain was elected, just so he could fix the Iraq situation. After 4 years, if he hasn't improved the economy, we elect someone like Obama.

That's the way I see it.

duxup

When did McCain deal with terrorists?

With his military experience, he would be the best bet for doing so.

(and by "dealing with terrorists," I don't mean necessarily making deals with them, but taking care of the problem)

I'd choose Barack Obama over George Bush III any day.sc_ajk29

That's the problem with people here. You guys are brainwashed by liberal news like CNN.

Disagree? Tell me how Bush and McCain are alike.

With his military experience, he would be the best bet for doing so.

(and by "dealing with terrorists," I don't mean necessarily making deals with them, but taking care of the problem)

CheeseGuardian

Last I checked Islamic extremists weren't in Vietnam.

[QUOTE="CheeseGuardian"]

With his military experience, he would be the best bet for doing so.

(and by "dealing with terrorists," I don't mean necessarily making deals with them, but taking care of the problem)

Sajo7

Last I checked Islamic extremists weren't in Vietnam.

Well then, someone needs to re-hit the history textbook :P

[QUOTE="CheeseGuardian"]

With his military experience, he would be the best bet for doing so.

(and by "dealing with terrorists," I don't mean necessarily making deals with them, but taking care of the problem)

Sajo7

Last I checked Islamic extremists weren't in Vietnam.

They were. They were fighting secretly with the Vietcong. And the master chief. That's why we lost.

Now stop with the dumb arguments, you see what I'm saying.

[QUOTE="duxup"][QUOTE="CheeseGuardian"]

I don't understand. People who "want the war to end" shouldn't be voting for Obama. When it comes to dealing with terrorists, McCain has experience. Obama doesn't.

Obama might be able to help the economy more, but McCain could end the war as quickly and efficiently as possible. Obama simply lacks experience when it comes to international affairs.

Personally, I think it would be best if McCain was elected, just so he could fix the Iraq situation. After 4 years, if he hasn't improved the economy, we elect someone like Obama.

That's the way I see it.

CheeseGuardian

When did McCain deal with terrorists?

With his military experience, he would be the best bet for doing so.

(and by "dealing with terrorists," I don't mean necessarily making deals with them, but taking care of the problem)

A war more than 30 years ago with completely different people and circumstances.

Yeah that will help him today deal with terrorists from a different region, with different objectives, involving different people and beliefs :o

[QUOTE="Sajo7"][QUOTE="CheeseGuardian"]

With his military experience, he would be the best bet for doing so.

(and by "dealing with terrorists," I don't mean necessarily making deals with them, but taking care of the problem)

CheeseGuardian

Last I checked Islamic extremists weren't in Vietnam.

They were. They were fighting secretly with the Vietcong. And the master chief. That's why we lost.

Now stop with the dumb arguments, you see what I'm saying.

No not really, I'm trying to point out that were fighting a very different enemy in a quite a dramatic change of venue.

It's actually a pretty similar enemy. If you people think Obama can do a better job in the middle east, go ahead and vote for him. But I'm right, so you just keep watching your favorite liberal broadcasting station and just TRY to find any hint that he can.

I'm leaving this thread, kthxbye.

It's actually a pretty similar enemy. If you people think Obama can do a better job in the middle east, go ahead and vote for him. But I'm right, so you just keep watching your favorite liberal broadcasting station and just TRY to find any hint that he can.

I'm leaving this thread, kthxbye.

CheeseGuardian

Similar? You need to do some history reading when you're not here. You don't have to watch some liberal broadcasting station to know Vietnam and the current war are not at all alike :o

[QUOTE="CheeseGuardian"]

It's actually a pretty similar enemy. If you people think Obama can do a better job in the middle east, go ahead and vote for him. But I'm right, so you just keep watching your favorite liberal broadcasting station and just TRY to find any hint that he can.

I'm leaving this thread, kthxbye.

duxup

Similar? You need to do some history reading when you're not here. You don't have to watch some liberal broadcasting station to know Vietnam and the current war are not at all alike :o

The situation is very similar to Vietnam. Enemies using guerilla tactics, with a mindless devotion to their cause (be it their 'Islamic' faith or their leftist political views) with one goal: to destroy who they believe are the enemy.

McCain has been around longer than Obama anyway, it's simple logic.

Now I'm leaving (seriously) you guys alone to fight against the other people who have actually thought about the situation the country is in, instead of believing the talking box in your living room.

Sorry if I insulted your liberalism.

[QUOTE="EnigManic"]...I find it curious that the only reason Obama was in a position to run in the first place is because he was promoted by default after his superior got caught up in a sex scandal and resigned.bradleybhoy

What has that got to do with him being black? You said the only reason he was a presidential candidate is because he is black. :|

Clearly ridiculous.

What's rediculous is your failure to see the point. Obama isn't on the ticket because he's the best candidate. He's on the ticket because he took some white guy's job after he got caught messin with hookers.

Did anyone hear what Obama said over the phone? He was saying that John McCain was acting like "A typical white person". If John McCain ever said something like that about a African American he would lose his career. Search it up on YouTube if you want.

Anamosa41

[QUOTE="tobenator"][QUOTE="bradleybhoy"][QUOTE="Anamosa41"]

Did anyone hear what Obama said over the phone? He was saying that John McCain was acting like "A typical white person". If John McCain ever said something like that about a African American he would lose his career. Search it up on YouTube if you want.

bradleybhoy

I tried to. I couldn't find anything. :|

It was on that video that he put a link to. It's probably around the 8 minute mark? Interesting video though. Worth the watch through just to get a different view of Obama. I really would like to see something like that about McCain though. I really am worried more about the negatives of these candidates than the positives they bring to the table.

That "new and refreshing" perspective on Obama that that video presents is based mainly on the fact that his middle name is Hussein.

:|

Nuff said.

[QUOTE="BoG_"][QUOTE="sc_ajk29"][QUOTE="Anamosa41"][QUOTE="g-unit248"][QUOTE="Anamosa41"]

http://www.eyeblast.tv/Public/Video.aspx?rsrcID=2036

Please, watch this. There has never been a video in the history of my membership of GS that I have wanted someone to watch more than this one, seriously.

bradleybhoy

haha then never post another video, are you that blind to realize how the video focus on obama for about 2 mintes and then goes directly to the old, over played, misconstrued rev wright issue?? the video has nothing to do with obama, just some sly producer slowly changed the subject of his video, and you obviously fell for it...

Oh well then, I guess I agree with every tiny little thing every single person around me has said in my entire life.:shock: HELLO. Use your head.

Seriously, if you're going to criticize Obama, at least criticize him for something that would actually affect his performance in office.

I'm not a person who uses identity politics, but I'll help him out. The man married Obama. The title of Obama's book is inspired by this man. He did not say TINY things, he said "god **** america." This man had not a tiny influence on Obama, he was a major part of his life.

Why did he say "god damn America"?

The winner will be the president and don't forget to vote. :Pmohan88

ROFL You didn't watch the whole video, now did you? How could you have a conversion without facts to back your statements up when you hardly know anything about the person you are going to vote for the PRESIDENT of the United States? This just proves how little some people know.Anamosa41

I agree with you 100%.

I'm voting Libertarian.

Theres almost no difference between Republicans and Democrats these days. They both are corrupt, they both wipe their rear end with the constitution, they both support special interests who believe me, don't have your interests at heart.

Politicians in general are the scum of the earth. We need them, but you can't say "well Obama has these messed up ties, but McCain has THESE messed up ties."

Since when did two wrongs = a right?

InterpolWilco

No media love for my favorite guy Bob Barr? Yes, I will still put my vote on McCain. I just can't take a chance on Barrack Obama winning the White House.

The American Mass Media loves Omama Obama.

I'll be voting for John McCain. I don't vote for politicians who support Partial Abortion (Barack Obama); essentially killing babies that have a brain and other body parts, by sticking scissors into their skulls. What has happened to ethics these days?

TravisM64

I'll be voting for John McCain. I don't vote for politicians who support Partial Abortion (Barack Obama); which essentially killis babies that have a brain and other body parts, by sticking scissors into their skulls. What has happened to ethics these days?

TravisM64

I'd choose Barack Obama over George Bush III any day.sc_ajk29

I agree, bro!

The internation community gives Obama the seal of aproval!

Vote Obama! Vote for someone who will actually talk with the rest of hte world instead of go:

"Right, thats it, time for war, we're going, who's coming?"

England and Australia: "Omg, Mr Bush, me me me!!!!"

Don't vote for Obama just because hes the first healthy man to run for president in the history of the united states, hes black, or the fact that hes man; vote for him because hes the only sane choice you can make.

The internation community gives Obama the seal of aproval!

Vote Obama! Vote for someone who will actually talk with the rest of hte world instead of go:

"Right, thats it, time for war, we're going, who's coming?"

England and Australia: "Omg, Mr Bush, me me me!!!!"

Don't vote for Obama just because hes the first healthy man to run for president in the history of the united states, hes black, or the fact that hes man; vote for him because hes the only sane choice you can make.

RKfromDownunder

I don't find him to be the sane choice.:)

[QUOTE="sc_ajk29"]I'd choose Barack Obama over George Bush III any day.Rikusaki

I agree, bro!

I'll take Bush over Obama any day.

But really, how many presidents have had to deal with things like Bush has.

I would've voted for Barack Obama until he raised taxes to help give poor people money who are lazy and don't even go out to find a job and end up using their welfare (our money) to buy drugs/cigs/beer.

Also if he takes Hilary for VP I think that would be ridiculous since he would only be taking her for her votes even though they hate each other mutually. This is why politics is a bunch of BS. I'm sick of them doing or saying whatever just to win even if it's not what they really believe or want. Vuurk

Well said! The bottom line is this: There are other citizens in this country besides the rich, the dirt poor and the illegals. What about the working class? We need a president who will restore, protect and preserve our constituional rights, including gun rights, women's rights and unrestricted freedom of speech. We need a president who will serve the needs of the American people, not lie to get elected and then try to rule over us.

I will not be voting in this upcoming election unless Ron Paul is on the ticket.

I would've voted for Barack Obama until he raised taxes to help give poor people money who are lazy and don't even go out to find a job and end up using their welfare (our money) to buy drugs/cigs/beer.

Vuurk

facepalm TO THE MAX!

What's wrong with you? Who told you this stuff? Your parents? Not everyone on welfare is like that. OMG REVELATION!

[QUOTE="Rikusaki"]

[QUOTE="sc_ajk29"]I'd choose Barack Obama over George Bush III any day.kool-aids

I agree, bro!

I'll take Bush over Obama any day.

But really, how many presidents have had to deal with things like Bush has.

Very few, due to the fact that George Bush was one of the select few who decided to turn his eyes and ears upon the requests of the American people with pride, and bring those issues on Himself. Over his 7 years in Office he must have forgot that this is not a Monarchy, and he's ruined the reputation of countless people in Capitol Hill. So you have people like Scott McClellan trying to save their own reputation by further downing his.

If Obama ends up losing this election, theres going to be a real need for a Redesign within the Democratic Party. They might as well split up into Socialists and Third-Parties if it comes to that, weve already seen how divided the Obama/Clinton supporters have been over their Nominating process.

[QUOTE="Rikusaki"]

[QUOTE="sc_ajk29"]I'd choose Barack Obama over George Bush III any day.kool-aids

I agree, bro!

I'll take Bush over Obama any day.

But really, how many presidents have had to deal with things like Bush has.

History will be kind to President Bush.

[QUOTE="Vuurk"]I would've voted for Barack Obama until he raised taxes to help give poor people money who are lazy and don't even go out to find a job and end up using their welfare (our money) to buy drugs/cigs/beer.bradleybhoy

facepalm TO THE MAX!

What's wrong with you? Who told you this stuff? Your parents? Not everyone on welfare is like that. OMG REVELATION!

No, just all the losers who are too lazy to look for honest jobs. Plus the fat slobs who sit at home collecting welfare and popping out kids just to make money off of them.

[QUOTE="KHfanboy2"]Barack Obama.Rikusaki

Yes. Barack Obama.

Barack Obama

[QUOTE="kool-aids"][QUOTE="Rikusaki"]

[QUOTE="sc_ajk29"]I'd choose Barack Obama over George Bush III any day.supercubedude64

I agree, bro!

I'll take Bush over Obama any day.

But really, how many presidents have had to deal with things like Bush has.

History will be kind to President Bush.

[QUOTE="InterpolWilco"]

I'm voting Libertarian.

Theres almost no difference between Republicans and Democrats these days. They both are corrupt, they both wipe their rear end with the constitution, they both support special interests who believe me, don't have your interests at heart.

Politicians in general are the scum of the earth. We need them, but you can't say "well Obama has these messed up ties, but McCain has THESE messed up ties."

Since when did two wrongs = a right?

Mr_Manikin52

No media love for my favorite guy Bob Barr? Yes, I will still put my vote on McCain. I just can't take a chance on Barrack Obama winning the White House.

The American Mass Media loves Omama Obama.

Bob Barr just makes me sad. Even the Libertarians are selling out. This guy is NOT a Libertarian.

[QUOTE="Rikusaki"]

[QUOTE="KHfanboy2"]Barack Obama.MasterKingMP

Yes. Barack Obama.

Barack Obama

Barack Obama