Does anyone on here actually LIKE Palin?

bionicarm

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Originally Posted by reefraff
http:///forum/post/2797821
Do tell. McCain selected Palin on August 27th
" 06-17-2008, 05:31 PM
bionicarm
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I'm curious as to why this useless thread continues. It's quite apparent who the McCain/War lovers are on this board, and who supports the opposite opinion. The only thing I've seen in the last three pages is both parties trying to justify their stance, which to me makes no rational sense at all. OK fine. You hate Obama and everything he stands for. You support the war and believe something good will come out of it. Good for you. So are you three or four Obama haters just going to keep ranting page after page the same old rhetoric that anyone can pull up on some Right-wing ultra-conservative web site? If you want to, go ahead. Me personally, I've become quite bored with it all. No matter what I say or what I can or cannot prove, will change your mind or opinion. So why keep regurgitating the same statements OVER and OVER? Give it a rest people. Unfortunately there's still 5 more months of this ridiculous banter we have to listen to. So come election day, just don't vote for Obama. I won't won't for McCain. Therefore, myself and four individuals I know voting for Obama will cancel out journey's, ScubaDoo's, stdreb27's, reefraff's, and Darthtang AW's votes for McCain. That's just the way the voting system works. So you want to pat each other's back and say "YEAAA! We won the argument! We win!!" You go right ahead. Congratulations. You win a cookie."
There are plenty more posts out there showing who your candidate/party of choice was.

Yep. You're right. That's about the time when I started seeing McCain's true colors. Him picking Palin just sealed the deal. The more McCain speaks, the more he sounds like Bush Sr. McCain does have points I agree with. But his continual trashing of his opponent, and his non-commital to the true issues at hand, make me very suspicious of him. It called Changing Your Mind. Luckily our Constitution allows us to do that.
 
1journeyman

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Originally Posted by reefraff
http:///forum/post/2797821
Do tell. McCain selected Palin on August 27th
" 06-17-2008, 05:31 PM
bionicarm
Yellow Tang
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 11
I'm curious as to why this useless thread continues. It's quite apparent who the McCain/War lovers are on this board, and who supports the opposite opinion. The only thing I've seen in the last three pages is both parties trying to justify their stance, which to me makes no rational sense at all. OK fine. You hate Obama and everything he stands for. You support the war and believe something good will come out of it. Good for you. So are you three or four Obama haters just going to keep ranting page after page the same old rhetoric that anyone can pull up on some Right-wing ultra-conservative web site? If you want to, go ahead. Me personally, I've become quite bored with it all. No matter what I say or what I can or cannot prove, will change your mind or opinion. So why keep regurgitating the same statements OVER and OVER? Give it a rest people. Unfortunately there's still 5 more months of this ridiculous banter we have to listen to. So come election day, just don't vote for Obama. I won't won't for McCain. Therefore, myself and four individuals I know voting for Obama will cancel out journey's, ScubaDoo's, stdreb27's, reefraff's, and Darthtang AW's votes for McCain. That's just the way the voting system works. So you want to pat each other's back and say "YEAAA! We won the argument! We win!!" You go right ahead. Congratulations. You win a cookie."
There are plenty more posts out there showing who your candidate/party of choice was.
THANK YOU. I didn't want to go back and dig through the dross to find the evidence I knew was on the forums...
What's so funny is the critics of Palin saying she is too folksy. Umm, anyone remember a foreign Democratic President who was Governor of the small state of Arkansas? The guy that talked about having turf in the back of his el camino so he and his dates could be "comfortable". The President who played the saxaphone on a talk show? The President who hooked up with an intern in the oval office? The list goes on...
Experience? Again... she has more executive experience on her resume as the Democratic Presidential candidate.
 
stdreb27

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Originally Posted by Grue
http:///forum/post/2797926
you do know that there are others out there running for this office. Perhaps this would be a good time to become aquainted with some of the other parties? Personally I do not agree with the demo's nor the repub's. If your going to toss your vote away to Journey or Batman why not look and vote for something truley different? Peace n Freedom? Independants? Green? To name a few alternatives. As always just my 2 cents
Grue
libatarians baby!
 
bionicarm

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Originally Posted by 1journeyman
http:///forum/post/2797932
THANK YOU. I didn't want to go back and dig through the dross to find the evidence I knew was on the forums...
What's so funny is the critics of Palin saying she is too folksy. Umm, anyone remember a foreign Democratic President who was Governor of the small state of Arkansas? The guy that talked about having turf in the back of his el camino so he and his dates could be "comfortable". The President who played the saxaphone on a talk show? The President who hooked up with an intern in the oval office? The list goes on...
Experience? Again... she has more executive experience on her resume as the Democratic Presidential candidate.
What's pathetic is you goobers would waste your time looking through old posts of mine just to prove a useless point. Here's a clue. GET A LIFE.
You want her? You can have her. When McCain croaks from a heart attack, don't come crying on here I told you so.
 
stdreb27

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Originally Posted by bionicarm
http:///forum/post/2797992
What's pathetic is you goobers would waste your time looking through old posts of mine just to prove a point. Here's a clue. GET A LIFE.
You want her? You can have her. When McCain croaks from a heart attack, don't come crying on here I told you so.
They'll be dancing on my street...
oh and busted...
Just goes to show the what game the "independents" are really playing...
 
1journeyman

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Originally Posted by bionicarm
http:///forum/post/2797992
What's pathetic is you goobers would waste your time looking through old posts of mine just to prove a useless point. Here's a clue. GET A LIFE.
You want her? You can have her. When McCain croaks from a heart attack, don't come crying on here I told you so.
It took less than a minute, on my bad internet connection, to find you were lying.
So what's more pathetic? Spending a minute to disprove a point, or lying to try to make your point?
How can we have meaningful discussions on these forums when posters refuse to simply be honest?
You don't like the Republican ticket, that's fine. Don't lie and say Palin was the reason, however.
 
reefraff

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Originally Posted by 1journeyman
http:///forum/post/2798002
It took less than a minute, on my bad internet connection, to find you were lying.
So what's more pathetic? Spending a minute to disprove a point, or lying to try to make your point?
How can we have meaningful discussions on these forums when posters refuse to simply be honest?
You don't like the Republican ticket, that's fine. Don't lie and say Palin was the reason, however.
Your connection must really suck, mine isn't great and it took about 30 seconds.
 
oscardeuce

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I'm about to the point where I want an outsider with no "inside the beltway" experience. Maybe then things would be run more like a business, and less like the monster we have now.
Anyone read Tom Clancy's Executive Decision where Jack Ryan bocomes POTUS after a terrorist attack?
 
stdreb27

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Originally Posted by oscardeuce
http:///forum/post/2798009
I'm about to the point where I want an outsider with no "inside the beltway" experience. Maybe then things would be run more like a business, and less like the monster we have now.
Anyone read Tom Clancy's Executive Decision where Jack Ryan bocomes POTUS after a terrorist attack?
Politically, it sounded a lot like the idealogy that mccain holds. The "reach across the isle type stuff"
 
bionicarm

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Originally Posted by 1journeyman
http:///forum/post/2798002
It took less than a minute, on my bad internet connection, to find you were lying.
So what's more pathetic? Spending a minute to disprove a point, or lying to try to make your point?
I never lied. I initially liked McCain when Hillary was still in it against Obama. When it got down to Obama and McCain, I started looking closer at McCain's views and philosophies. They didn't agree with mine. So I started moving towards Obama's views. Like I said, after McCain picked the Lipstick Pitbull, I knew they guy was totally out of touch with reality.
The question is, why do you even bother looking in the first place? Got some low-esteem issues where you have to prove you're right all the time?
The difference between me and you is I really don't care what you've said in the past. It's moot point now. Every person has a right to change their mind, and their opinion of another individual. You seem to have a one-tracked mind on any issue regarding Obama. You and the other Pro-Reps see him as some evil demented dictator ready to steal your lives away. Even if you agreed with some of his points, you'd never admit it in fear of losing your 'Better Red Than Dead' card. On the other hand, you blindly follow McCain, when he really hasn't described exactly what he plans to do if he gets into office. He keeps talking in circles, and spends more time chastising his opponent instead of sticking to the issues. All you hear are "No new taxes", and you're good to go. That mantra hasn't worked the last 8 years. You can keep blaming the current conditions on a 2-year Congress that's opposite your parties views, but it took longer than that to get us in the situation we're in. But then Bush does no wrong. It's all Clinton's fault.
Just keep up the bashing for another 19 days. It may work. They said the Red Sox would never win another pennant after the Curse Of The Bambino. Miracles do happen.
 
reefraff

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Originally Posted by bionicarm
http:///forum/post/2797931
Yep. You're right. That's about the time when I started seeing McCain's true colors. Him picking Palin just sealed the deal. The more McCain speaks, the more he sounds like Bush Sr. McCain does have points I agree with. But his continual trashing of his opponent, and his non-commital to the true issues at hand, make me very suspicious of him. It called Changing Your Mind. Luckily our Constitution allows us to do that.
Yeah, right.....
 
1journeyman

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Originally Posted by bionicarm
http:///forum/post/2797701
When the election came down between McCain and Obama, I initially leaned towards McCain. But when he went out into left field and selected a complete unknown for his VP choice, .....

Originally Posted by bionicarm
.... I won't won't for McCain.....
(Made months before Palin was picked)
Originally Posted by bionicarm
http:///forum/post/2798028
I never lied. I initially liked McCain when Hillary was still in it against Obama. ...

Originally Posted by bionicarm
The question is, why do you even bother looking in the first place? Got some low-esteem issues where you have to prove you're right all the time?....
Bionic, your posts in this thread initially started off blaming Palin for your decision to not vote for McCain. Unless you had some serious inside information that 's just not possible.
Why do you think you should be allowed to attack a candidate many of us like with impunity? Why do you think we wouldn't point out the obvious contradiction in your posts?
 
oscardeuce

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Originally Posted by bionicarm
http:///forum/post/2798028
I never lied. I initially liked McCain when Hillary was still in it against Obama. When it got down to Obama and McCain, I started looking closer at McCain's views and philosophies. They didn't agree with mine. So I started moving towards Obama's views. Like I said, after McCain picked the Lipstick Pitbull, I knew they guy was totally out of touch with reality.
The question is, why do you even bother looking in the first place? Got some low-esteem issues where you have to prove you're right all the time?
The difference between me and you is I really don't care what you've said in the past. It's moot point now. Every person has a right to change their mind, and their opinion of another individual. You seem to have a one-tracked mind on any issue regarding Obama. You and the other Pro-Reps see him as some evil demented dictator ready to steal your lives away. Even if you agreed with some of his points, you'd never admit it in fear of losing your 'Better Red Than Dead' card. On the other hand, you blindly follow McCain, when he really hasn't described exactly what he plans to do if he gets into office. He keeps talking in circles, and spends more time chastising his opponent instead of sticking to the issues. All you hear are "No new taxes", and you're good to go. That mantra hasn't worked the last 8 years. You can keep blaming the current conditions on a 2-year Congress that's opposite your parties views, but it took longer than that to get us in the situation we're in. But then Bush does no wrong. It's all Clinton's fault.
Just keep up the bashing for another 19 days. It may work. They said the Red Sox would never win another pennant after the Curse Of The Bambino. Miracles do happen.

OK, where does the "spread the wealth" fit into the Constitution? As to the current situation, there is plenty to go around, but start with Barney Frank and Chris Dodd, they really started this whole mess. Then the leaders of Fannie Mae cooked the books, and all they got was millions of OUR money.
 
rotarymagic

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Herzbollah/Hamas '08?
Seriously though... I wish I could get McCain without Palin... or McCain/Joe the Plumber... he's already a celebrity hell how many times did his name get called out?
 
el guapo

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Originally Posted by Rotarymagic
http:///forum/post/2798203
Herzbollah/Hamas '08?
Seriously though... I wish I could get McCain without Palin... or McCain/Joe the Plumber... he's already a celebrity hell how many times did his name get called out?

Shaaaaaw as if !
 
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