Cali, is sitting by, playing hard to get,
waiting for someone to post McCain won the debate, so he can be all over it like shit on a stick. No one give him that.
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McCain won the debate.
And I didn't even watch it. |
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Seriously I didn't watch it. McCain, let me guess, had no message other than "I'm swell".
McCain is going to go like Mondale. |
I did miss Ohbama's solution
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You guys are suckers! You either have to increase taxes or lower the age of retirement (or a combo of both). This is not nuclear science. Hey perhaps I should run for President. Actually i had some Repubs ask me to run for the state senate. Knowing my reputation on CG and CB, I decided against it. My posts would be up there with Rev. Wright ..... errrrrr..... Rev. Wrong. |
Can you somerize Ohbama's
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Vs. behindsight..........yes. |
Well, Obama certainly didn't win, unless "winning" is defined as "keeping the status quo."
I didn't think it could get more boring than the 1st. I was wrong. |
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Having graduated from the Y, I would have thought you would have a nice job and wouldn't be looking for handouts from the government. Or is it his stance on partial birth abortion that appeals to you? Sucka! LMAO......."And they do not believe it is necessary or fair to hardworking seniors to raise the retirement age. Obama and Biden are strongly opposed to privatizing Social Security. As part of a bipartisan plan that would be phased in over many years, they will ask those making over $250,000 to contribute a bit more to Social Security to keep it sound." Like I said, their position is against raising retirement age and any privatization for the next generation. OK, we know what they are against........and there it is again.........raise everything on those earning more than $250K......as I mentioned in my opening salvo. where was I wrong. You honestly believe SS will be around when you are old enough to be eligible and the retirement age won't be higher then than it is now? Sucka! |
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The real measure of success in a debate is impact on the electorate. The 1st debate didn't move polls at all, and I expect this one not to move at all either. No voter walked away from either debate much persuaded, and viewership is down anyway. In the end, it's a net plus for Obama because he's ahead. But he's not sealing the deal, either. He's ahead only because voters are foolishly blaming the credit crunch on the Republicans. Fortunate timing for him, but hardly a winning message. |
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