Breaking it down

Fawkes · 04-16-2008, 11:50 PM

Well, right now we have 3 political candidates;

McCain : Bush in overdrive. Willing to stay 100 years in Iraq - cannot admit we made a mistake. Funded by wife.

Obama : Follower of hate mongering minister, who specifically seems to hate Amerikkka. Attended school in Indonesia whose student body was predominantly Muslim. Has in other words received alot of education from interaction with my enemies. Says he will cut taxes (c'mon say it, say : read my lips no new taxes)

Clinton : oversteps the truth and her position frequently. Was for war in Iraq and now wants out of Iraq. Had a husband that created a budget surplus in our national budget. Has shown she can be a team player even when its tough - can handle alot of heat from public scrutiny. Says she will raise taxes on 6 figure earners. But IS a woman - many male dominated societies will look down on her just because she is a woman. Wants to maintain Americans rights to bear arms.

In all honesty I kind of wish we had a a Hispanic politician. I really like Hispanics. I think they are pretty hard working, 75% of the illegal immigrants even pay taxes, they have pretty tight families. Based on the character of most Hispanics I know, I would probably vote just based on that.

Otherwise I am now, scarily leaning towards Clinton.

Bjaarki · 04-17-2008, 09:58 PM

I can't say I entirely agree with your analyses of each of the candidates but, yes, you seem to have made the case for you to support Senator Clinton.

Well put and well argued. Go for it.

Bjaarki

Fawkes · 04-18-2008, 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Fawkes

Clinton : But IS a woman - many male dominated societies will look down on her just because she is a woman. Wants to maintain Americans rights to bear arms.

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In retrospect this is a dumb thing to say. Other major players have had women leaders with no repercussions : Great Britain, India, and Isreal for examples.

Bjaarki · 04-18-2008, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Fawkes

In retrospect this is a dumb thing to say. Other major players have had women leaders with no repercussions : Great Britain, India, and Isreal for examples.

Quite right. We have to get over that sexist crap. Elizabeth I, Katherine the Great, Indira Ghandi, Golda Meir, Maggie Thatcher ... Two X chromosomes do not disqualify from leadership.

Bjaarki

fite4$ · 04-18-2008, 10:27 PM

solidspine · 04-28-2008, 10:08 PM

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McCain : Bush in overdrive. Willing to stay 100 years in Iraq - cannot admit we made a mistake. Funded by wife.

For you younger guys you probably have never heard of this, but there is this little peninsula off of China, called Korea,

We have had troops there, well soon it will be 60 years.

04-16-2008, 11:50 PM	#1 (permalink)
Fawkes Banned Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 761 Rep Power: 0	Breaking it down Well, right now we have 3 political candidates; McCain : Bush in overdrive. Willing to stay 100 years in Iraq - cannot admit we made a mistake. Funded by wife. Obama : Follower of hate mongering minister, who specifically seems to hate Amerikkka. Attended school in Indonesia whose student body was predominantly Muslim. Has in other words received alot of education from interaction with my enemies. Says he will cut taxes (c'mon say it, say : read my lips no new taxes) Clinton : oversteps the truth and her position frequently. Was for war in Iraq and now wants out of Iraq. Had a husband that created a budget surplus in our national budget. Has shown she can be a team player even when its tough - can handle alot of heat from public scrutiny. Says she will raise taxes on 6 figure earners. But IS a woman - many male dominated societies will look down on her just because she is a woman. Wants to maintain Americans rights to bear arms. In all honesty I kind of wish we had a a Hispanic politician. I really like Hispanics. I think they are pretty hard working, 75% of the illegal immigrants even pay taxes, they have pretty tight families. Based on the character of most Hispanics I know, I would probably vote just based on that. Otherwise I am now, scarily leaning towards Clinton. Last edited by Fawkes; 04-17-2008 at 12:30 AM.

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04-17-2008, 09:58 PM	#2 (permalink)
Bjaarki We the People - Get it ?? Join Date: Feb 2000 Posts: 5,007 Rep Power: 46441	I can't say I entirely agree with your analyses of each of the candidates but, yes, you seem to have made the case for you to support Senator Clinton. Well put and well argued. Go for it. Bjaarki

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