Die-hard Dems

[a1timer]

With all the Republican/Democrat banter going on here, one thing has become crystal clear.

Democrats are fiercely loyal. They will follow their candidate right into the sea. The party has done such an outstanding job of repeating the same lies so many times that they truly do become the truth in the minds of the brainwashed. The Pied Piper had nothing on them. The sight or sound of a Republican brings automatic convulsion and delusion.

When the Dems knew McCain couldn't win he was the media darling and praised almost universally by Democrats. Now that he must act "Republican" to get elected, he is repulsive. It is incredibly void of intellectual integrity.

Quite frankly, if you vote Democrat in this election, you are proclaiming to the world that nothing matters to you but beating a Republican.

Taking a serious, intellectual look at both candidates and deciding that Barack Hussein Obama is the better choice as Commander-in-Chief and Chief Executive is patently absurd. Only someone blinded by an institutionalized hatred for the other party could come to such a conclusion.

John McCain has a lifetime of service to his country, even without the heroic story. His distinguished record contains many items that would make a Democrat proud. He has always been heralded, even by the perverse who rail against him now, as an independent maverick. It is a non-debatable fact that he has gone against the Republican establishment quite often. He has universally been respected for his views even if they were not popular with either party. He has the experience of not only heroic military service but also of being a major force in the Senate for decades. He has been in government through good times, bad times, peace time, and war time. He is as qualified as any non-executive candidate can be.

B. Hussein Obama has a lifetime of service to his calling too. Even without alluding to his numerous associations with socialists, communists, terrorists, racists, and just the run-of-the-mill America-hating crowd, he has dedicated his life to economic/social justice (code for Marxism for the masses). It is a non-debatable fact that B. Hussein Obama has burst onto the national scene with less than 150 days of Senatorial experience. He hasn't been known as a reformer or thorn in the side of the Washington establishment. He hasn't been known for anything. Ah, but he has been identified as an "articulate" black man who can inspire crowds by repeating the words hope and change over and over. There is absolutely nothing of substance that can be attributed to him that would lead to a rational thinker wanting him to preside over this great nation; the most powerful, prestigious position in the world. The idea of a man of his background even getting a campaign out of his Chicago neighborhood is Orwellian, indeed.

Yes, McCain is not the greatest candidate in history. But in this election, he is the only candidate remotely worthy.

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by a1timer

With all the Republican/Democrat banter going on here, one thing has become crystal clear.

Democrats are fiercely loyal. They will follow their candidate right into the sea. The party has done such an outstanding job of repeating the same lies so many times that they truly do become the truth in the minds of the brainwashed. The Pied Piper had nothing on them. The sight or sound of a Republican brings automatic convulsion and delusion.

When the Dems knew McCain couldn't win he was the media darling and praised almost universally by Democrats. Now that he must act "Republican" to get elected, he is repulsive. It is incredibly void of intellectual integrity.

Quite frankly, if you vote Democrat in this election, you are proclaiming to the world that nothing matters to you but beating a Republican.

Taking a serious, intellectual look at both candidates and deciding that Barack Hussein Obama is the better choice as Commander-in-Chief and Chief Executive is patently absurd. Only someone blinded by an institutionalized hatred for the other party could come to such a conclusion.

John McCain has a lifetime of service to his country, even without the heroic story. His distinguished record contains many items that would make a Democrat proud. He has always been heralded, even by the perverse who rail against him now, as an independent maverick. It is a non-debatable fact that he has gone against the Republican establishment quite often. He has universally been respected for his views even if they were not popular with either party. He has the experience of not only heroic military service but also of being a major force in the Senate for decades. He has been in government through good times, bad times, peace time, and war time. He is as qualified as any non-executive candidate can be.

B. Hussein Obama has a lifetime of service to his calling too. Even without alluding to his numerous associations with socialists, communists, terrorists, racists, and just the run-of-the-mill America-hating crowd, he has dedicated his life to economic/social justice (code for Marxism for the masses). It is a non-debatable fact that B. Hussein Obama has burst onto the national scene with less than 150 days of Senatorial experience. He hasn't been known as a reformer or thorn in the side of the Washington establishment. He hasn't been known for anything. Ah, but he has been identified as an "articulate" black man who can inspire crowds by repeating the words hope and change over and over. There is absolutely nothing of substance that can be attributed to him that would lead to a rational thinker wanting him to preside over this great nation; the most powerful, prestigious position in the world. The idea of a man of his background even getting a campaign out of his Chicago neighborhood is Orwellian, indeed.

Yes, McCain is not the greatest candidate in history. But in this election, he is the only candidate remotely worthy.

With all the Republican/Democrat banter going on here, one thing has become crystal clear.

Republicans are fiercely loyal. They will follow their candidate right into the sea. The party has done such an outstanding job of repeating the same lies so many times that they truly do become the truth in the minds of the brainwashed. The Pied Piper had nothing on them. The sight or sound of a Democrat brings automatic convulsion and delusion.

Took a little literary license on that para and dang if it doesn't sound a hell of lot better.
The part about lies, you know, fits perfect with the bush admin....dontcha think....

[a1timer]

Originally Posted by bigrun

With all the Republican/Democrat banter going on here, one thing has become crystal clear.

Republicans are fiercely loyal. They will follow their candidate right into the sea. The party has done such an outstanding job of repeating the same lies so many times that they truly do become the truth in the minds of the brainwashed. The Pied Piper had nothing on them. The sight or sound of a Democrat brings automatic convulsion and delusion.

Took a little literary license on that para and dang if it doesn't sound a hell of lot better.
The part about lies, you know, fits perfect with the bush admin....dontcha think....

Whatever, big. Feel free to plagiarize, Biden does.

It's about '08.

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by a1timer

Whatever, big. Feel free to plagiarize, Biden does.

It's about '08.

Hey don't remember you answering me, i asked if you went up to Boardman to see your boy?

[cobra]

Originally Posted by a1timer

With all the Republican/Democrat banter going on here, one thing has become crystal clear.

Democrats are fiercely loyal. They will follow their candidate right into the sea. The party has done such an outstanding job of repeating the same lies so many times that they truly do become the truth in the minds of the brainwashed. The Pied Piper had nothing on them. The sight or sound of a Republican brings automatic convulsion and delusion.

When the Dems knew McCain couldn't win he was the media darling and praised almost universally by Democrats. Now that he must act "Republican" to get elected, he is repulsive. It is incredibly void of intellectual integrity.

Quite frankly, if you vote Democrat in this election, you are proclaiming to the world that nothing matters to you but beating a Republican.

Taking a serious, intellectual look at both candidates and deciding that Barack Hussein Obama is the better choice as Commander-in-Chief and Chief Executive is patently absurd. Only someone blinded by an institutionalized hatred for the other party could come to such a conclusion.

John McCain has a lifetime of service to his country, even without the heroic story. His distinguished record contains many items that would make a Democrat proud. He has always been heralded, even by the perverse who rail against him now, as an independent maverick. It is a non-debatable fact that he has gone against the Republican establishment quite often. He has universally been respected for his views even if they were not popular with either party. He has the experience of not only heroic military service but also of being a major force in the Senate for decades. He has been in government through good times, bad times, peace time, and war time. He is as qualified as any non-executive candidate can be.

B. Hussein Obama has a lifetime of service to his calling too. Even without alluding to his numerous associations with socialists, communists, terrorists, racists, and just the run-of-the-mill America-hating crowd, he has dedicated his life to economic/social justice (code for Marxism for the masses). It is a non-debatable fact that B. Hussein Obama has burst onto the national scene with less than 150 days of Senatorial experience. He hasn't been known as a reformer or thorn in the side of the Washington establishment. He hasn't been known for anything. Ah, but he has been identified as an "articulate" black man who can inspire crowds by repeating the words hope and change over and over. There is absolutely nothing of substance that can be attributed to him that would lead to a rational thinker wanting him to preside over this great nation; the most powerful, prestigious position in the world. The idea of a man of his background even getting a campaign out of his Chicago neighborhood is Orwellian, indeed.

Yes, McCain is not the greatest candidate in history. But in this election, he is the only candidate remotely worthy.

McCain was the best candidate when he ran against Bush and lost the republican nomination many years ago. If the people of this country had any brains they would have voted for McCain then and we would not be in the disaster we are in now. Breakage and A1Timer voted for Bush over McCain back then because they like that stupid ******* smurk he always has on his face. Imagine if McCain drops dead and this broad is left running this country after being Governor for two years, serving in the PTA, and being involved in the national guard.

[alysheba88]

Originally Posted by a1timer

With all the Republican/Democrat banter going on here, one thing has become crystal clear.

Democrats are fiercely loyal. They will follow their candidate right into the sea. The party has done such an outstanding job of repeating the same lies so many times that they truly do become the truth in the minds of the brainwashed. The Pied Piper had nothing on them. The sight or sound of a Republican brings automatic convulsion and delusion.

When the Dems knew McCain couldn't win he was the media darling and praised almost universally by Democrats. Now that he must act "Republican" to get elected, he is repulsive. It is incredibly void of intellectual integrity.

Quite frankly, if you vote Democrat in this election, you are proclaiming to the world that nothing matters to you but beating a Republican.

Taking a serious, intellectual look at both candidates and deciding that Barack Hussein Obama is the better choice as Commander-in-Chief and Chief Executive is patently absurd. Only someone blinded by an institutionalized hatred for the other party could come to such a conclusion.

John McCain has a lifetime of service to his country, even without the heroic story. His distinguished record contains many items that would make a Democrat proud. He has always been heralded, even by the perverse who rail against him now, as an independent maverick. It is a non-debatable fact that he has gone against the Republican establishment quite often. He has universally been respected for his views even if they were not popular with either party. He has the experience of not only heroic military service but also of being a major force in the Senate for decades. He has been in government through good times, bad times, peace time, and war time. He is as qualified as any non-executive candidate can be.

B. Hussein Obama has a lifetime of service to his calling too. Even without alluding to his numerous associations with socialists, communists, terrorists, racists, and just the run-of-the-mill America-hating crowd, he has dedicated his life to economic/social justice (code for Marxism for the masses). It is a non-debatable fact that B. Hussein Obama has burst onto the national scene with less than 150 days of Senatorial experience. He hasn't been known as a reformer or thorn in the side of the Washington establishment. He hasn't been known for anything. Ah, but he has been identified as an "articulate" black man who can inspire crowds by repeating the words hope and change over and over. There is absolutely nothing of substance that can be attributed to him that would lead to a rational thinker wanting him to preside over this great nation; the most powerful, prestigious position in the world. The idea of a man of his background even getting a campaign out of his Chicago neighborhood is Orwellian, indeed.

Yes, McCain is not the greatest candidate in history. But in this election, he is the only candidate remotely worthy.

Dont know where to begin with this. The one thing the Dems have shown over the years is they wont necessarily follow the party nominee. Which is why they have lost elections. The people who voted for Nader decided the 2000 election. Many were lukewarm to Kerry. Until this year the Dems have been badly outmaneuvered, outorganized and out fund raised. It is the GOP who has run firmly behind their candidate. This year they have their act together.

As far as McCain what most object to is his foreign policy.

[jimmyb]

I know A-1 and breakazz consider me liberal however, I go with the man that best describes the issues as I see them. In this case it's McCain.

Regarding democrats following lock step and going along party lines, rebuflicans did that with Bush. Guy is only successful at duping and you brainless conservatives ate his bull**** like it was filet mignon.

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by cobra

McCain was the best candidate when he ran against Bush and lost the republican nomination many years ago. If the people of this country had any brains they would have voted for McCain then and we would not be in the disaster we are in now. Breakage and A1Timer voted for Bush over McCain back then because they like that stupid ******* smurk he always has on his face. Imagine if McCain drops dead and this broad is left running this country after being Governor for two years, serving in the PTA, and being involved in the national guard.

I've said many times i liked McCain in 2000...Then the bushies butchered him in SC and he was schitcanned....Now they say he's the greatest and we should vote for him..And his VP pick..WTF is that...Heard Lieberman and Ridge turned him down.......I'll post my 'why i can't vote for McCain' thread soon and include all the trash the mighty right threw on McCain in 2000...oops...

[Clay13]

In the year 2000 republicans had a choice between Bush and McCain and we all know what choice that was, the dumbiest governor to sh*t between two legs. Now eight years later the runner up to the dumby is the mae to vote for. Now if that isn't nothing but pure party line voting, I don't know what is. McCain is no different than GW Bush, he has voted 90% of the time on whatever Bush wanted voted yes on. Now days he was to separate himself from Bush, why and the hell hasn't he done that years ago, instead here in an election year?? Then to add to his chances, he picks an unknown women from who cares to be his running mate and telling the media to leave her alone. The women is good looking I'll agree on that but to put her on a ticket for the second highest job in this land and not know a dam thing about, yet all keep saying she's a wonderful lady is again nothing more than party voting republicans. McCain deserves all the respect in the world, but his age has put him danger area of a top job like the president of the usa, then him passing and we end up with what's really no more than a housewife from the great north...No thanks.....

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by Clay13

In the year 2000 republicans had a choice between Bush and McCain and we all know what choice that was, the dumbiest governor to sh*t between two legs. Now eight years later the runner up to the dumby is the mae to vote for. Now if that isn't nothing but pure party line voting, I don't know what is. McCain is no different than GW Bush, he has voted 90% of the time on whatever Bush wanted voted yes on. Now days he was to separate himself from Bush, why and the hell hasn't he done that years ago, instead here in an election year?? Then to add to his chances, he picks an unknown women from who cares to be his running mate and telling the media to leave her alone. The women is good looking I'll agree on that but to put her on a ticket for the second highest job in this land and not know a dam thing about, yet all keep saying she's a wonderful lady is again nothing more than party voting republicans. McCain deserves all the respect in the world, but his age has put him danger area of a top job like the president of the usa, then him passing and we end up with what's really no more than a housewife from the great north...No thanks.....

Don't be so harsh clay..She was mayor of a town of 9000 residents and gov of a state with 1/3 the population of WestbygodVA...that's lot's of sperience....Shoot, my little town is bigger than that and i woulda been mayor if that handful of rednecks (who hated a transplanted Yankee) would have voted for me....and i aint buying no more moonshine from them....enough about me.....She was against the bridge to nowhere after she was for it...flipfloped after pressure....and she loved her pork and raising taxes...and what was that she said about the war in Iraq, something like God's quest, not sure bout that....She's a dead ringer for that gal on SNL, can't wait for their skits....and don't forget, her husband is a handyman and could be useful around the white house.....soon as i learn more about her i'll make up my mind....she's almost as hot looking as Nancy P......

[mfactor]

Originally Posted by bigrun

With all the Republican/Democrat banter going on here, one thing has become crystal clear.

Republicans are fiercely loyal. They will follow their candidate right into the sea. The party has done such an outstanding job of repeating the same lies so many times that they truly do become the truth in the minds of the brainwashed. The Pied Piper had nothing on them. The sight or sound of a Democrat brings automatic convulsion and delusion.

Took a little literary license on that para and dang if it doesn't sound a hell of lot better.
The part about lies, you know, fits perfect with the bush admin....dontcha think....

I read this thread and saw that Biggie was the first to respond and without reading what you

wrote I KNEW YOU WOULD CHANGE THE SUBJECT TO BUSH WHEN WHAT A-1 wrote was

not even remotely connected to Bush, dude this election is not that far off....get on with

it.

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by mfactor

I read this thread and saw that Biggie was the first to respond and without reading what you

wrote I KNEW YOU WOULD CHANGE THE SUBJECT TO BUSH WHEN WHAT A-1 wrote was

not even remotely connected to Bush, dude this election is not that far off....get on with

it.

Oops, i only read that one para and changed three words and presto it was a perfect fit to the bush admin and his sheep......You mean i can't knock dumya anymore....Man you take the fun out of everything...two months till the elections, don't muzzle me yet....Hey don't call me dude....call me old guy or old fart but not dude...

[NVEmil]

This is the most the regulars here have talked about McCain in a long time or ever. 2000 still is a lightning rod as it should. General elections usually defy logic. I would have ranked McCain #1 on the R depth chart that year, was surprised the Bush accomplished what he did. I then voted for him because I had fire lit in my ass after 8 years of Clinton. Did'nt like Gore. This time around I believe McCain was further down on my list but everybody underperformed. I did take some quiz that someone posted here about comapatabilty and McCain was on there, I thought it was a fluke. So yeah emotions and party lines can blur things. Emotion I can accept but lock and step party line always should be examined.

I am voting against the hard-left and Obama.

Not selling this lady from Alaska short, she has a future and is a breath of fresh air. Also indirectly she has made Hillary's nightmare deeper, Hillary is going to be asked to work harder to counter this, her advisors are already warning that she's going to be working to raise money for other democratic candidates:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/05/us...hp&oref=slogin

That article was on my feed briefly than vanished from sight...The media temperature is quickly changing.

[mfactor]

Originally Posted by bigrun

Oops, i only read that one para and changed three words and presto it was a perfect fit to the bush admin and his sheep......You mean i can't knock dumya anymore....Man you take the fun out of everything...two months till the elections, don't muzzle me yet....Hey don't call me dude....call me old guy or old fart but not dude...

Sorry about the dude, I do need to rid that of my vocabulary....

Can you believe I seriously wrote the above sentence, GOTTA GET rid of that word!!!

[mfactor]

Originally Posted by bigrun

Oops, i only read that one para and changed three words and presto it was a perfect fit to the bush admin and his sheep......You mean i can't knock dumya anymore....Man you take the fun out of everything...two months till the elections, don't muzzle me yet....Hey don't call me dude....call me old guy or old fart but not dude...

Cindy McCain reminds me of Cindy Brady

[Belch One]

An independent maverick who's gone against the Repub establishment? Hasn't he voted with Bush about 90% of the time? You probably believed Bush when he said "my opponent trusts government, I trust the people."

[petespocketfull]

[a1timer]

But he was only a kid back then. I would be rofl if it wasn't about keeping the thug out of the White House.