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Damn. Giuliani is tearing Obama apart. That N.Y. attitude, I suppose.



I am not really a Giuliani fan. His speach is OK IMO. Factully ok too.

Really waiting for Palin. I think her's will be fun:)
You are right though
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Rudy just got it right about the future.

This is why I think she is being attacked at the level she it.

First woman president? Maybe?

Got to be dam scary to the left...
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Not in this case. Lyda Green, the head of the Alaska Senate (and a republican)



Yeah....To bad Obama's VP candidate does not think Obama is ready to be President.

To bad once Dem VP candidate Lieberman thinks Obama is not qualified.

So I guess you are right.
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Not in this case. Lyda Green, the head of the Alaska Senate (and a republican)



Yeah....To bad Obama's VP candidate does not think Obama is ready to be President.

To bad once Dem VP candidate Lieberman thinks Obama is not qualified.

So I guess you are right.


oh, gotta leave a mark:D
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>To bad once Dem VP candidate Lieberman thinks Obama is not qualified.

Yep, that's happening on both sides of the aisle. (Of course, since Lieberman once begged Obama to support his presidency, that's just as likely to be sour grapes.)

One difference, though, is that Green is saying she is not ready NOW.

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>To bad once Dem VP candidate Lieberman thinks Obama is not qualified.

Yep, that's happening on both sides of the aisle. (Of course, since Lieberman once begged Obama to support his presidency, that's just as likely to be sour grapes.)

One difference, though, is that Green is saying she is not ready NOW.



Who the hell is Green???:D


Green sour grapes billvon:D

I love the Green cherry picking:D
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>Palin treatment sexist

Didn't take them long to play the gender card!

In a perfect world, these two VP selections would end a lot of the bickering in the political arena. Obama can no longer claim to be "all about change" after picking a Washington insider, and the McCain campaign will look like hypocrites if they go after Obama's lack of experience or accuse him of playing the race card, after choosing a low experience VP and trumpeting her gender.

(I don't have very high hopes though.)

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>Palin treatment sexist

Didn't take them long to play the gender card!

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OOohhhh, nice try but
who played it sir??
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>Who the hell is Green?

Reading before you reply will reap you great rewards, paduan.



:D:D

Gotta give you that one:D
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>OOohhhh, nice try but who played it sir??

So far Huckabee and McCain.



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There are those that use change to promote their careers and then, there are those who use their careers to promote change.

Good line?

ya

Powerful?

ya
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>There are those that use change to promote their careers and then,
>there are those who use their careers to promote change.

And the republicans hang their hat on Obama's slogan. The circle is complete.



And Obama has hung himself on it long ago:D:D
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So McCain, who by all objective measures agrees with Bush 95% of the time, has stolen the "change" slogan from his opponent's campaign. Excellent entertainment courtesy of John McCain, aviator extraordinare.



Well, I dont know about that and you do stretch this well but, if one does look objectivly McCain Palin would look to be "change" more thatn Obama Biden.
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it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
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So McCain, who by all objective measures agrees with Bush 95% of the time, has stolen the "change" slogan from his opponent's campaign. Excellent entertainment courtesy of John McCain, aviator extraordinare.



Well, I dont know about that and you do stretch this well but, if one does look objectivly



You should try it sometime. You could start by looking at the LIES Bush told about WMDs and the Iraq-AQ link.
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So McCain, who by all objective measures agrees with Bush 95% of the time, has stolen the "change" slogan from his opponent's campaign. Excellent entertainment courtesy of John McCain, aviator extraordinare.



Well, I dont know about that and you do stretch this well but, if one does look objectivly McCain Palin would look to be "change" more thatn Obama Biden.



I asked this earlier this week. What changes has McCain proposed from what we're currently doing?

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So McCain, who by all objective measures agrees with Bush 95% of the time, has stolen the "change" slogan from his opponent's campaign. Excellent entertainment courtesy of John McCain, aviator extraordinare.



Well, I dont know about that and you do stretch this well but, if one does look objectivly McCain Palin would look to be "change" more thatn Obama Biden.



I asked this earlier this week. What changes has McCain proposed from what we're currently doing?

Blues,
Dave



Nothing really but,neither has or does Obama. But, Palin has more oportunity for change than Biden. The Chicago political machine is either the model for DC or visa versa.


What I find interesting about Obama is how he got elected the firest time. By finding technicalities to have his rival removed from the ballot.
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So McCain, who by all objective measures agrees with Bush 95% of the time, has stolen the "change" slogan from his opponent's campaign. Excellent entertainment courtesy of John McCain, aviator extraordinare.



Well, I dont know about that and you do stretch this well but, if one does look objectivly McCain Palin would look to be "change" more thatn Obama Biden.


I asked this earlier this week. What changes has McCain proposed from what we're currently doing?

Blues,
Dave


Nothing really but,neither has or does Obama. But, Palin has more oportunity for change than Biden. The Chicago political machine is either the model for DC or visa versa.


I seem to remember Obama talk about bringing our troops home from Iraq, giving a tax cut to those who make under $250k/year, providing tax incentives to make college more affordable to those who will commit to serving their country or community, something about providing healthcare to far more people than currently enjoy it, engaging in diplomacy with Iran (as opposed to "bomb, bomb, bomb...bomb, bomb Iran"). Actually, I've heard him talk about making lots of changes.

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What I find interesting about Obama is how he got elected the firest time. By finding technicalities to have his rival removed from the ballot.



Technicalities? What do you suppose is wrong with pointing out your opponent hasn't met the qualifications to appear on the ballot? One of the better Obamamyths I've heard in this election has been your side saying "He CAN'T be President, he's not a US citizen! :o" How is that any different?

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So McCain, who by all objective measures agrees with Bush 95% of the time, has stolen the "change" slogan from his opponent's campaign. Excellent entertainment courtesy of John McCain, aviator extraordinare.



Well, I dont know about that and you do stretch this well but, if one does look objectivly McCain Palin would look to be "change" more thatn Obama Biden.




If we look at the party change, 20 of 28 years has been Republican, so that is inherent change to have a Dem elected. If we look at the potential change from Bush/Cheney to McCain/Palin VERSUS Bush/Cheney to Obama/Palin how can you say that the latter isn't more change?

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