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Obama will usher in a new ERA of racism...
Obama maintainted an active role in a racist church for over 20 years!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcOOSpvC2JI
How can anyone vote for a racist like Obama?
Obama will usher in a new ERA of racism...
Obama maintainted an active role in a racist church for over 20 years!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcOOSpvC2JI
How can anyone vote for a racist like Obama?
ParadiseAwaits
How could anyone vote for a man who not only plans to continue our failed economic and foreign policies, but is also ready to start a NEW war despite our failing economy?
I seriously cannot understand how anyone in their right mind could vote for Mccain. It baffles me that after all this anti-Bush sentiment going around to the point where Republicans were doing whatever they could to DISTANCE themselves from Bush he still managed to actually get the republican nominee.....
[QUOTE="ParadiseAwaits"]Obama will usher in a new ERA of racism...
Obama maintainted an active role in a racist church for over 20 years!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcOOSpvC2JI
How can anyone vote for a racist like Obama?
LostProphetFLCL
How could anyone vote for a man who not only plans to continue our failed economic and foreign policies, but is also ready to start a NEW war despite our failing economy?
I seriously cannot understand how anyone in their right mind could vote for Mccain. It baffles me that after all this anti-Bush sentiment going around to the point where Republicans were doing whatever they could to DISTANCE themselves from Bush he still managed to actually get the republican nominee.....
Wow, living under a rock are we? First, McCain is viewed as a moderate republican, and no, he does *not* plan to continue everything bush is doing. He's going to keep the tax cuts, and finish the war. The similiarities end there. I dont care what you think we're getting out of Iraq, that's pointless. Personally i would have invaded the country Osama is hiding in. But the fact is, pulling out prematurely will only make our problems *worse*. Oh, and dont try to use the Iraq War to harp on the War on Terror, because most americans support the war on terror by large margins, just not the war in iraq.
And you really can't use the Iraq war as a big button issue. The Petrayus report clearly shows us that there has been *significant* change and that troop levels will continue falling drastically over the next couple of months, with a brief evaluation period, and then a continuation of drops. By the time of the election, we will probably be well below the initial troop numbers from the earlier part of the war. And the surge troops will be *long* gone in just a couple months. Besides, having Iraq stabilized and set up to be a new Ally of the US presents strategic benefits in the overall war on Terror in the middle-east, Troops to assist you, your oil assets protected, and furthermore a base to strike from. Wether you support the war for it's initial reasons or not, we're there now, and we can still get some gains out of this. Pulling out prematurely, can only hurt us.
[QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"][QUOTE="ParadiseAwaits"]Obama will usher in a new ERA of racism...
Obama maintainted an active role in a racist church for over 20 years!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcOOSpvC2JI
How can anyone vote for a racist like Obama?
Tolwan
How could anyone vote for a man who not only plans to continue our failed economic and foreign policies, but is also ready to start a NEW war despite our failing economy?
I seriously cannot understand how anyone in their right mind could vote for Mccain. It baffles me that after all this anti-Bush sentiment going around to the point where Republicans were doing whatever they could to DISTANCE themselves from Bush he still managed to actually get the republican nominee.....
Wow, living under a rock are we? First, McCain is viewed as a moderate republican, and no, he does *not* plan to continue everything bush is doing. He's going to keep the tax cuts, and finish the war. The similiarities start there. I dont care what you think we're getting out of Iraq, that's pointless. Personally i would have invaded the country Osama is hiding in. But the fact is, pulling out prematurely will only make our problems *worse*. Oh, and dont try to use the Iraq War to harp on the War on Terror, because most americans support the war on terror by large margins, just not the war in iraq.
And you really can't use the Iraq war as a big button issue. The Petrayus report clearly shows us that there has been *significant* change and that troop levels will continue falling drastically over the next couple of months, with a brief evaluation period, and then a continuation of drops. By the time of the election, we will probably be well below the initial troop numbers from the earlier part of the war. And the surge troops will be *long* gone in just a couple months. Besides, having Iraq stabilized and set up to be a new Ally of the US presents strategic benefits in the overall war on Terror in the middle-east, Troops to assist you, your oil assets protected, and furthermore a base to strike from. Wether you support the war for it's initial reasons or not, we're there now, and we can still get some gains out of this. Pulling out prematurely, can only hurt us.
Exactly, he is keeping the dumb tax cuts which aren't helping and he wants to keep up the war. He is supporting the 2 major flaws of Mr. Bush right there. I do believe he himself has admitted to being unkowlegable when it comes to economics and here we are in a recession. Yeah, lets just elect a president who doesn't know what to do with the economy other than continue an already failed plan.
As for Iraq, no we do not need to stay there and we aren't helping. Our presence is merely inciting more violence and regardless of when we leave there will be civil war. We screwed up big time in Iraq and I am sick of people acting like staying there is some sort of price we need to pay for being foolish when our presence isn't helping a thing. You think a government established by a foreign power is going to just be welcomed? No. There will be figthing over it once we leave regardless. The people need to sort themselves out now and we need to stop acting like we are helping.
The chances of Iraq being friendly are slim to none, especially with Iran next door. Do you even know WHY there is so much hate for America in Iran? WE TOOK OUT A LEADER OF THEIRS DECADES AGO!!!
I know Saddam was a sack of crap but he had fear so instilled into the population that he at least managed to keep the civil war from happening. Our removing him means that the civil war is going to occur. We have dug ourselves into soo much debt that our economy is falling and yes experts have stated the war as being THE MAJOR cause of our recession. Seems like contiunuing it would be a bad idea now doesn't it?
It isn't just that though. Mccain has made statements which suggest he wants to go to war with Iran on top of keeping our presence in Iraq. Lets see, our economy is crashing from our current war, so lets keep that same military presence while commencing a BIG invasion (Iran would definitely take much more effort to beat than Iraq) on a country who is allied with the likes of RUSSIA! Can you say disaster?
I would much rather elect Bush for a third term than Mccain. At least Bush doesn't appear ready to throw us into aother war.
[QUOTE="Tolwan"][QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"][QUOTE="ParadiseAwaits"]Obama will usher in a new ERA of racism...
Obama maintainted an active role in a racist church for over 20 years!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcOOSpvC2JI
How can anyone vote for a racist like Obama?
LostProphetFLCL
How could anyone vote for a man who not only plans to continue our failed economic and foreign policies, but is also ready to start a NEW war despite our failing economy?
I seriously cannot understand how anyone in their right mind could vote for Mccain. It baffles me that after all this anti-Bush sentiment going around to the point where Republicans were doing whatever they could to DISTANCE themselves from Bush he still managed to actually get the republican nominee.....
Wow, living under a rock are we? First, McCain is viewed as a moderate republican, and no, he does *not* plan to continue everything bush is doing. He's going to keep the tax cuts, and finish the war. The similiarities start there. I dont care what you think we're getting out of Iraq, that's pointless. Personally i would have invaded the country Osama is hiding in. But the fact is, pulling out prematurely will only make our problems *worse*. Oh, and dont try to use the Iraq War to harp on the War on Terror, because most americans support the war on terror by large margins, just not the war in iraq.
And you really can't use the Iraq war as a big button issue. The Petrayus report clearly shows us that there has been *significant* change and that troop levels will continue falling drastically over the next couple of months, with a brief evaluation period, and then a continuation of drops. By the time of the election, we will probably be well below the initial troop numbers from the earlier part of the war. And the surge troops will be *long* gone in just a couple months. Besides, having Iraq stabilized and set up to be a new Ally of the US presents strategic benefits in the overall war on Terror in the middle-east, Troops to assist you, your oil assets protected, and furthermore a base to strike from. Wether you support the war for it's initial reasons or not, we're there now, and we can still get some gains out of this. Pulling out prematurely, can only hurt us.
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So, you're just going to throw out the petrayus report alltogether then, arent you? A report done by an actual professional in warfare, you know, a guy who *actually* knows what he's talking about when it comes to Iraq? Very rational of you.
And every president has his strengths and weaknesses, McCain is just honest. He also talks with economic advisers a lot more willingly than other politicians too. You're just grasping for straws here because you want democrats in office. No different than how i want republicans in office. We all want out party in, yours is just on a self-destruct course because of all the internal differing. (See: McCain now leading in Gallop nd Rasmussen polls against both candidates, but especially Obama).
[QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"][QUOTE="ParadiseAwaits"]Obama will usher in a new ERA of racism...
Obama maintainted an active role in a racist church for over 20 years!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcOOSpvC2JI
How can anyone vote for a racist like Obama?
Tolwan
How could anyone vote for a man who not only plans to continue our failed economic and foreign policies, but is also ready to start a NEW war despite our failing economy?
I seriously cannot understand how anyone in their right mind could vote for Mccain. It baffles me that after all this anti-Bush sentiment going around to the point where Republicans were doing whatever they could to DISTANCE themselves from Bush he still managed to actually get the republican nominee.....
Wow, living under a rock are we? First, McCain is viewed as a moderate republican, and no, he does *not* plan to continue everything bush is doing. He's going to keep the tax cuts, and finish the war. The similiarities end there. I dont care what you think we're getting out of Iraq, that's pointless. Personally i would have invaded the country Osama is hiding in. But the fact is, pulling out prematurely will only make our problems *worse*. Oh, and dont try to use the Iraq War to harp on the War on Terror, because most americans support the war on terror by large margins, just not the war in iraq.
And you really can't use the Iraq war as a big button issue. The Petrayus report clearly shows us that there has been *significant* change and that troop levels will continue falling drastically over the next couple of months, with a brief evaluation period, and then a continuation of drops. By the time of the election, we will probably be well below the initial troop numbers from the earlier part of the war. And the surge troops will be *long* gone in just a couple months. Besides, having Iraq stabilized and set up to be a new Ally of the US presents strategic benefits in the overall war on Terror in the middle-east, Troops to assist you, your oil assets protected, and furthermore a base to strike from. Wether you support the war for it's initial reasons or not, we're there now, and we can still get some gains out of this. Pulling out prematurely, can only hurt us.
Actualy Mcain and Bush are very much the same. The main points in this years elections are Immigration, Health Care, The War, The Economy, and The Environment. Mcain shares all of the same points with Bush except for the Environment. To say that there at least not close or even half way similar would be a complete lie. People who are voting for Mcain are the same people who like how things are right now, end of story. They will believe that the war will clear out, that we will look like heroes, and that the economy will work its way out thanks to the idea of the "invisable hand." If Mcain wins its like there will be no change, its seems like many (including some republicans) want change yet they are going for someone who is not changing much at all. Obama may not be the best president canidate ever, and lets face it, none of the running presidents are that impressive but at least Obama has a new point of view at our system. He may look and sound crazy to conservative repbulicans but he truly might be that push in confidence and in spirit but most importantly in our government, the country needs[QUOTE="Tolwan"][QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"][QUOTE="ParadiseAwaits"]Obama will usher in a new ERA of racism...
Obama maintainted an active role in a racist church for over 20 years!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcOOSpvC2JI
How can anyone vote for a racist like Obama?
mexicangordo
How could anyone vote for a man who not only plans to continue our failed economic and foreign policies, but is also ready to start a NEW war despite our failing economy?
I seriously cannot understand how anyone in their right mind could vote for Mccain. It baffles me that after all this anti-Bush sentiment going around to the point where Republicans were doing whatever they could to DISTANCE themselves from Bush he still managed to actually get the republican nominee.....
Wow, living under a rock are we? First, McCain is viewed as a moderate republican, and no, he does *not* plan to continue everything bush is doing. He's going to keep the tax cuts, and finish the war. The similiarities end there. I dont care what you think we're getting out of Iraq, that's pointless. Personally i would have invaded the country Osama is hiding in. But the fact is, pulling out prematurely will only make our problems *worse*. Oh, and dont try to use the Iraq War to harp on the War on Terror, because most americans support the war on terror by large margins, just not the war in iraq.
And you really can't use the Iraq war as a big button issue. The Petrayus report clearly shows us that there has been *significant* change and that troop levels will continue falling drastically over the next couple of months, with a brief evaluation period, and then a continuation of drops. By the time of the election, we will probably be well below the initial troop numbers from the earlier part of the war. And the surge troops will be *long* gone in just a couple months. Besides, having Iraq stabilized and set up to be a new Ally of the US presents strategic benefits in the overall war on Terror in the middle-east, Troops to assist you, your oil assets protected, and furthermore a base to strike from. Wether you support the war for it's initial reasons or not, we're there now, and we can still get some gains out of this. Pulling out prematurely, can only hurt us.
Actualy Mcain and Bush are very much the same. The main points in this years elections are Immigration, Health Care, The War, The Economy, and The Environment. Mcain shares all of the same points with Bush except for the Environment. To say that there at least not close or even half way similar would be a complete lie. People who are voting for Mcain are the same people who like how things are right now, end of story. They will believe that the war will clear out, that we will look like heroes, and that the economy will work its way out thanks to the idea of the "invisable hand." If Mcain wins its like there will be no change, its seems like many (including some republicans) want change yet they are going for someone who is not changing much at all. Obama may not be the best president canidate ever, and lets face it, none of the running presidents are that impressive but at least Obama has a new point of view at our system. He may look and sound crazy to conservative repbulicans but he truly might be that push in confidence and in spirit but most importantly in our government, the country needsyou're entitled to your opinion, but im just letting you know... you didnt even present an argument. you just stated what you think.
[QUOTE="mexicangordo"][QUOTE="Tolwan"][QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"][QUOTE="ParadiseAwaits"]Obama will usher in a new ERA of racism...
Obama maintainted an active role in a racist church for over 20 years!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcOOSpvC2JI
How can anyone vote for a racist like Obama?
H8sMikeMoore
How could anyone vote for a man who not only plans to continue our failed economic and foreign policies, but is also ready to start a NEW war despite our failing economy?
I seriously cannot understand how anyone in their right mind could vote for Mccain. It baffles me that after all this anti-Bush sentiment going around to the point where Republicans were doing whatever they could to DISTANCE themselves from Bush he still managed to actually get the republican nominee.....
Wow, living under a rock are we? First, McCain is viewed as a moderate republican, and no, he does *not* plan to continue everything bush is doing. He's going to keep the tax cuts, and finish the war. The similiarities end there. I dont care what you think we're getting out of Iraq, that's pointless. Personally i would have invaded the country Osama is hiding in. But the fact is, pulling out prematurely will only make our problems *worse*. Oh, and dont try to use the Iraq War to harp on the War on Terror, because most americans support the war on terror by large margins, just not the war in iraq.
And you really can't use the Iraq war as a big button issue. The Petrayus report clearly shows us that there has been *significant* change and that troop levels will continue falling drastically over the next couple of months, with a brief evaluation period, and then a continuation of drops. By the time of the election, we will probably be well below the initial troop numbers from the earlier part of the war. And the surge troops will be *long* gone in just a couple months. Besides, having Iraq stabilized and set up to be a new Ally of the US presents strategic benefits in the overall war on Terror in the middle-east, Troops to assist you, your oil assets protected, and furthermore a base to strike from. Wether you support the war for it's initial reasons or not, we're there now, and we can still get some gains out of this. Pulling out prematurely, can only hurt us.
Actualy Mcain and Bush are very much the same. The main points in this years elections are Immigration, Health Care, The War, The Economy, and The Environment. Mcain shares all of the same points with Bush except for the Environment. To say that there at least not close or even half way similar would be a complete lie. People who are voting for Mcain are the same people who like how things are right now, end of story. They will believe that the war will clear out, that we will look like heroes, and that the economy will work its way out thanks to the idea of the "invisable hand." If Mcain wins its like there will be no change, its seems like many (including some republicans) want change yet they are going for someone who is not changing much at all. Obama may not be the best president canidate ever, and lets face it, none of the running presidents are that impressive but at least Obama has a new point of view at our system. He may look and sound crazy to conservative repbulicans but he truly might be that push in confidence and in spirit but most importantly in our government, the country needsyou're entitled to your opinion, but im just letting you know... you didnt even present an argument. you just stated what you think.
Its funny because my intentions weren't to begin an arguement, i know your a "hardcore" republican so i just thought instead getting no-where in an arguement to correct you in what i believed.[QUOTE="H8sMikeMoore"][QUOTE="mexicangordo"][QUOTE="Tolwan"][QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"][QUOTE="ParadiseAwaits"]Obama will usher in a new ERA of racism...
Obama maintainted an active role in a racist church for over 20 years!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcOOSpvC2JI
How can anyone vote for a racist like Obama?
mexicangordo
How could anyone vote for a man who not only plans to continue our failed economic and foreign policies, but is also ready to start a NEW war despite our failing economy?
I seriously cannot understand how anyone in their right mind could vote for Mccain. It baffles me that after all this anti-Bush sentiment going around to the point where Republicans were doing whatever they could to DISTANCE themselves from Bush he still managed to actually get the republican nominee.....
Wow, living under a rock are we? First, McCain is viewed as a moderate republican, and no, he does *not* plan to continue everything bush is doing. He's going to keep the tax cuts, and finish the war. The similiarities end there. I dont care what you think we're getting out of Iraq, that's pointless. Personally i would have invaded the country Osama is hiding in. But the fact is, pulling out prematurely will only make our problems *worse*. Oh, and dont try to use the Iraq War to harp on the War on Terror, because most americans support the war on terror by large margins, just not the war in iraq.
And you really can't use the Iraq war as a big button issue. The Petrayus report clearly shows us that there has been *significant* change and that troop levels will continue falling drastically over the next couple of months, with a brief evaluation period, and then a continuation of drops. By the time of the election, we will probably be well below the initial troop numbers from the earlier part of the war. And the surge troops will be *long* gone in just a couple months. Besides, having Iraq stabilized and set up to be a new Ally of the US presents strategic benefits in the overall war on Terror in the middle-east, Troops to assist you, your oil assets protected, and furthermore a base to strike from. Wether you support the war for it's initial reasons or not, we're there now, and we can still get some gains out of this. Pulling out prematurely, can only hurt us.
Actualy Mcain and Bush are very much the same. The main points in this years elections are Immigration, Health Care, The War, The Economy, and The Environment. Mcain shares all of the same points with Bush except for the Environment. To say that there at least not close or even half way similar would be a complete lie. People who are voting for Mcain are the same people who like how things are right now, end of story. They will believe that the war will clear out, that we will look like heroes, and that the economy will work its way out thanks to the idea of the "invisable hand." If Mcain wins its like there will be no change, its seems like many (including some republicans) want change yet they are going for someone who is not changing much at all. Obama may not be the best president canidate ever, and lets face it, none of the running presidents are that impressive but at least Obama has a new point of view at our system. He may look and sound crazy to conservative repbulicans but he truly might be that push in confidence and in spirit but most importantly in our government, the country needsyou're entitled to your opinion, but im just letting you know... you didnt even present an argument. you just stated what you think.
Its funny because my intentions werent to begin an arguement, i know your a "hardcore" republican so i just thought instead getting no-where in an arguement to correct you in what i believed.technically speaking, im not really a republican.
[QUOTE="mexicangordo"][QUOTE="H8sMikeMoore"][QUOTE="mexicangordo"][QUOTE="Tolwan"][QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"][QUOTE="ParadiseAwaits"]Obama will usher in a new ERA of racism...
Obama maintainted an active role in a racist church for over 20 years!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcOOSpvC2JI
How can anyone vote for a racist like Obama?
H8sMikeMoore
How could anyone vote for a man who not only plans to continue our failed economic and foreign policies, but is also ready to start a NEW war despite our failing economy?
I seriously cannot understand how anyone in their right mind could vote for Mccain. It baffles me that after all this anti-Bush sentiment going around to the point where Republicans were doing whatever they could to DISTANCE themselves from Bush he still managed to actually get the republican nominee.....
Wow, living under a rock are we? First, McCain is viewed as a moderate republican, and no, he does *not* plan to continue everything bush is doing. He's going to keep the tax cuts, and finish the war. The similiarities end there. I dont care what you think we're getting out of Iraq, that's pointless. Personally i would have invaded the country Osama is hiding in. But the fact is, pulling out prematurely will only make our problems *worse*. Oh, and dont try to use the Iraq War to harp on the War on Terror, because most americans support the war on terror by large margins, just not the war in iraq.
And you really can't use the Iraq war as a big button issue. The Petrayus report clearly shows us that there has been *significant* change and that troop levels will continue falling drastically over the next couple of months, with a brief evaluation period, and then a continuation of drops. By the time of the election, we will probably be well below the initial troop numbers from the earlier part of the war. And the surge troops will be *long* gone in just a couple months. Besides, having Iraq stabilized and set up to be a new Ally of the US presents strategic benefits in the overall war on Terror in the middle-east, Troops to assist you, your oil assets protected, and furthermore a base to strike from. Wether you support the war for it's initial reasons or not, we're there now, and we can still get some gains out of this. Pulling out prematurely, can only hurt us.
Actualy Mcain and Bush are very much the same. The main points in this years elections are Immigration, Health Care, The War, The Economy, and The Environment. Mcain shares all of the same points with Bush except for the Environment. To say that there at least not close or even half way similar would be a complete lie. People who are voting for Mcain are the same people who like how things are right now, end of story. They will believe that the war will clear out, that we will look like heroes, and that the economy will work its way out thanks to the idea of the "invisable hand." If Mcain wins its like there will be no change, its seems like many (including some republicans) want change yet they are going for someone who is not changing much at all. Obama may not be the best president canidate ever, and lets face it, none of the running presidents are that impressive but at least Obama has a new point of view at our system. He may look and sound crazy to conservative repbulicans but he truly might be that push in confidence and in spirit but most importantly in our government, the country needsyou're entitled to your opinion, but im just letting you know... you didnt even present an argument. you just stated what you think.
Its funny because my intentions werent to begin an arguement, i know your a "hardcore" republican so i just thought instead getting no-where in an arguement to correct you in what i believed.technically speaking, im not really a republican.
Even though you stated that you wanted a republican to win, and that you have Mcain in your sig, but i guess thats where technically comes in.
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