[QUOTE="SouL-Tak3R"]Still would never ever vote for Obama. Palin pretty much has more experience than he does as well.semperfi816

same here

it doesnt sound like the guy speaking...i think its all a fake...

You THINK its all a fake? Cause hes not throwin the N word around? I dont understand where youre coming from...

[QUOTE="loco145"][QUOTE="markop2003"][QUOTE="loco145"][QUOTE="Buddha_basic"]

[QUOTE="loco145"]Where's the money scam option?markop2003

Oh thats the religion option...

seriously isnt most religion money scam / cult?

so thwe catholic church just became the richest organisation in the world by chance?

US goverment is a nation not an organisation, organisation includes companies and charities and such.

Though the american goverment dosn't have as much money as you think as they owe trillions to china

Exactly. We're how many trillions in debt too? We're still borrowing billions from china, billions from europe, billions from japan...

[QUOTE="helium_flash"]Palin is what I'm most worried about as well. Why oh why did he have to choose her?!?!?flazzle

I think the strongest reason he chose her was how she stood up against corruption in her own party in Alaska. Regardless of what you say or spin it, that is admirable and refreshing.

But boy, is she green! Just as Obama was as well and he has had much more time to adjust to compaigning.

And every gaff Palin makes, its paraded through the media. Every gaff Biden/Obama makes, not so much.

I see more comparing of Obama and Palin than Obama and McCain. I think the Dems need to do more Obama./McCain comparisions because something is not right there

This is a good point. But i think the main reason McCain chose Palin (he hadnt even met her), was a political stunt.

But yes, biden has stated 'Hillary is a much more competent, and prepared person for the VP' ...im paraphrasing but it goes something like that.

The thing is, the republicans put the spotlight on palin, the spotlight she shall get... Especially after her blunders. Im not trying to be a ass, but this is just how it is.

[QUOTE="Buddha_basic"][QUOTE="flazzle"]

How much experience does Obama have when compared to Palin? He's only been a senator since 2005.

Biden was chosen to bring more experience to his administration. If McCain dies, Palin could do the exact same thing and choose a VP with experience to do what Obama did.

flazzle

But when one candidate can only say "well canada and russia are right over there...right next to the great state of alaska" when talking about foreign policy....ehhhhh....

Your comment does not refer to what I said at all.

Obama can coherently talk about issues abroad....Palin couldnt tell us ...well any foreign experience...trade routes?

[QUOTE="Buddha_basic"][QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Buddha_basic"]

No spend it on real things. Things that dont loose value in the long run. :)

Jandurin

Does a house loose value in the long run?

Actually thats sort of how we got a mortgage problem. The banks said "buy your houses now even though you cant pay for them cause they ALWAYS gain value. So when you sell you can get your money back + some"....anyway

Well it is a buyers market right now. If you dont currently have a mortgage right now its especially good. You can find some great houses with a really great price. Good luck getting approved for a mortgage thoguh :P

How much experience does Obama have when compared to Palin? He's only been a senator since 2005.

Biden was chosen to bring more experience to his administration. If McCain dies, Palin could do the exact same thing and choose a VP with experience to do what Obama did.

flazzle

But when one candidate can only say "well canada and russia are right over there...right next to the great state of alaska" when talking about foreign policy....ehhhhh....

[QUOTE="Buddha_basic"]

[QUOTE="loco145"][QUOTE="Buddha_basic"] Thats what im saying. Look at what a faith based administration got us to. oh but "god" told bush what to do so....loco145

Well i mispoke. Ok its relevant, but only because we have an administration and people of power that make it relevant. Its actually really scary...

Lol who said i have not read the bible? Just because i disagree with it? Wouldnt i have to have read it to disagree with it?

But i WAS just joking...but its not on you. I just find it frightening that people can vote for someone (im not saying you) based solely on their religion. And believe me thats what happened with President Bush, and thats whats happening with McCain and Palin. I LIVE next to people who state this.

[QUOTE="Buddha_basic"]

No spend it on real things. Things that dont loose value in the long run. :)

Jandurin

Does a house loose value in the long run?

Actually thats sort of how we got a mortgage problem. The banks said "buy your houses now even though you cant pay for them cause they ALWAYS gain value. So when you sell you can get your money back + some"....anyway

[QUOTE="Buddha_basic"] Thats what im saying. Look at what a faith based administration got us to. oh but "god" told bush what to do so....loco145

Well i mispoke. Ok its relevant, but only because we have an administration and people of power that make it relevant. Its actually really scary...

[QUOTE="loco145"][QUOTE="Buddha_basic"][QUOTE="loco145"][QUOTE="Buddha_basic"]

You read the bible? ...Im sorry.

Buddha_basic

Thats what im saying. Look at what a faith based administration got us to. oh but "god" told bush what to do so....

I'd argue that. Most of those storys are not even relevant to today....At the base of it they might, (keyword might), have some good moral teachings...but you need the bible for that?

Hmm gamespot seems to be messing up. But thats exactly whhat im saying. Look where a faith based administration has gotten us. But "god" told G.W. what to do so its ok.