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Re: Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin
Posted: November 3 08, 1:48 pm
by ghostrunner
I still don't see how mentioning Obama's middle name, as that sticker does, adds anything to the discussion. As soon as I see or hear that, it discredits whatever other point is being made.
Re: Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin
Posted: November 3 08, 1:50 pm
by letsgocards89
pop_haines wrote:Remember to take advantage of low gas prices this week,
because they are surely going up after the election.
Why?
Re: Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin
Posted: November 3 08, 1:52 pm
by BW23
ghostrunner wrote:I still don't see how mentioning Obama's middle name, as that sticker does, adds anything to the discussion. As soon as I see or hear that, it discredits whatever other point is being made.
I didn't even notice it. I just looked for it based on the counter.
Re: Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin
Posted: November 3 08, 1:52 pm
by thrill
ghostrunner wrote:I still don't see how mentioning Obama's middle name, as that sticker does, adds anything to the discussion. As soon as I see or hear that, it discredits whatever other point is being made.
My middle name is Robert.
When I run for President in a few decades I hope the Republicans don't make a big deal about it being the same name as the ringleader of the military branch of a famous secessionist/domestic terrorist group.
Re: Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin
Posted: November 3 08, 1:53 pm
by haltz
BW23 wrote:ghostrunner wrote:I still don't see how mentioning Obama's middle name, as that sticker does, adds anything to the discussion. As soon as I see or hear that, it discredits whatever other point is being made.
I didn't even notice it. I just looked for it based on the counter.
I believe you.
Re: Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin
Posted: November 3 08, 1:55 pm
by BW23
haltz wrote:BW23 wrote:ghostrunner wrote:I still don't see how mentioning Obama's middle name, as that sticker does, adds anything to the discussion. As soon as I see or hear that, it discredits whatever other point is being made.
I didn't even notice it. I just looked for it based on the counter.
I believe you.
I called him that to serve a point...that point that his quote on using it was going to be a good thing. That's my issue with it...and many other stupid things he usually has to retract after people smarter than him tell him to do so.
Re: Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin
Posted: November 3 08, 2:16 pm
by cpebbles
thrill wrote:When I run for President in a few decades I hope the Republicans don't make a big deal about it being the same name as the ringleader of the military branch of a famous secessionist/domestic terrorist group.
You think you've got it bad, mine's Luther. You seen some of the things Martin Luther wrote about the Jews? I can kiss Florida goodbye.
Re: Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin
Posted: November 3 08, 2:21 pm
by Jocephus
cpebbles wrote:thrill wrote:When I run for President in a few decades I hope the Republicans don't make a big deal about it being the same name as the ringleader of the military branch of a famous secessionist/domestic terrorist group.
You think you've got it bad, mine's Luther. You seen some of the things Martin Luther wrote about the Jews? I can kiss Florida goodbye.
what about me? i was born on september 1st, the day the germans invaded poland in 1939. when i run for president, the republicans will say my parents purposely had me on that day to celebrate hitlers decision...
Re: Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin
Posted: November 3 08, 2:31 pm
by PujolJunkie
A Hayes Research poll just came out giving McCain just a 3 point lead in Alaska. Definitely an outlier, but funny to look at none the less.
EDIT: by the way, the supposed Pennsylvania tightening? It tightened to a 6 or 7 point Obama lead. Moderate Republicans came home to roost for McCain and he gained independents. It's still bluer than the nation by 3 or 4%.
Re: Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin
Posted: November 3 08, 2:38 pm
by BenNX74205
PujolJunkie wrote:A Hayes Research poll just came out giving McCain just a 3 point lead in Alaska. Definitely an outlier, but funny to look at none the less.
EDIT: by the way, the supposed Pennsylvania tightening? It tightened to a 6 or 7 point Obama lead. Moderate Republicans came home to roost for McCain and he gained independents. It's still bluer than the nation by 3 or 4%.
Obama will not win Pennsylvania by 6 points. Put it on the board.