Originally Posted by Ron (Post 483801)

Well, now that Obama earned the Dem nomination, I believe he is fair game to be scrutinized.

Hopefully it will have some facts.:hypercoffee

Originally Posted by StMark (Post 483805)

not you directly no, in general, yes. I'm not a republican. I'm a democrat, but they (the majority of the Dems) are soooo far to the right, they are equal to marxist communist! They're views are just outrageous! Now, Ferd and i will disagree, but I think SOMETHING has got to be done about America's health care. He thinks it's fine the way it is. Since the Republicans have been in office, it has almost taken out middle class under. gas prcies, housing, taxes are still high, but I don't think the Dems plan is going to work either.
But all the financial woes aside, there is something else at play here... I believe this is all a set up of the one world government

Originally Posted by DividedThigh (Post 483340)

that is a joke to say that obama did not interject race into this nomination process, he is the one making speeches and going to selma and claiming to be down for the struggle, yeah of course he is, my goodness, dt

Originally Posted by tstew (Post 483809)

I agree, that is why I posted the link to the actual list of his voting record. I will once again say that I am not really a supporter of any of the candidates...I'm just not the GWB supporter that I once was.

Originally Posted by Aquila (Post 483811)

True. Merely being the first black Presidential candidate brings race to the table. It's just life.

Originally Posted by DividedThigh (Post 483379)

i just find it hard to believe that you danny, a person i think is bright could support the most liberal candidate to ever run for pres, and on top of that , a man with no practical experience running anything, dt

Originally Posted by Ferd (Post 483807)

Maybe I was sloppy in how I said that. typing fast and mixing belief with a bit of sarcastic comedy....


I firmly believe that the democrats that picked up on that "mission accomplised" did infact disrespect the men and women who served during that phase of the war.

there is an old saying that if you repeat a lie enough, it becomes fact.

I cannot say that you mean disrespect. Ive posted with you enough to know better. I do believe that the line of thought, as it was devised as a political ploy against GWB was disrespectful and its disheartening when I see honest people who do respect our men and women in uniform repeat it.

Originally Posted by Ron (Post 483718)

I didn't not say that Ferd.
Just as it is hard for me to grasp an American mindset, it is also hard for most Americans to grasp how the rest of the world views how American intervention
is perceived.

That is all I an trying to put forward.

Originally Posted by CC1 (Post 483405)

I don't think many people can get excited about McCain but the alternative is disasterous for our country, our kids, and our grand kids.

I have never been one of those to whine about voting for the "lesser of evils". I have been enthusiastic about every Republican canidate except Bob Dole and now McCain.

However there is too much at stake with federal judicial appointments and the fact that the dems are going to pick up huge gains in the House and Senate this fall.

Even if McCain is a moderate Democrat vs. a liberal one that is better than the liberal one and someone is going to have to keep the huge new Democrat majority in both houses of Congress in check.

Originally Posted by Ferd (Post 483830)

No Ron you didnt say that OBAMA did!

and Ron, just a tidbit, after 9/11 I honestly dont care what the rest of the world thinks.

All I care about is no more Muslims flying planes into American buildings and no more Muslim nations supporting any form of terror.

beyond that the rest of the world can get Frances stinky cheese stuck in their noses and drown in their gassy wine.