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JasonY
Posts:3446
 | | 01/24/2008 9:05 AM |
 Alert | Posted By Bob J on 01/24/2008 8:21 AM Posted By drummer72 on 01/23/2008 1:54 PM Posted By Bob J on 01/23/2008 10:50 AM
Are Hillary and Barack still collecting their salaries as Senators? Surely they can't be in Washington doing their jobs where they are expected to vote on bills that are 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 thousand pages long, and they only receive them the day before they vote on them. What about McCain?? Stop thinking of ways to make them look worse than a republican. McCain is certainly included, too, especially being the multi-millionaire that he is. I overlooked him because the thread of the subject seemed to be Obama and Clinton. McCain couldn't/wouldn't even come home to Phoenix for the Veterans Day Parade in his own home state, which parade is one of the largest in the country.
Is that true? I kind of respected the guy, though I wouldn't vote for him. | |
"My favorite health club is the International House of Pancakes" -- Lewis Black | |
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| | djbaldwin
Posts:246
| | 01/24/2008 9:50 AM |
Alert | Posted By JasonY on 01/24/2008 9:05 AM Posted By Bob J on 01/24/2008 8:21 AM Posted By drummer72 on 01/23/2008 1:54 PM Posted By Bob J on 01/23/2008 10:50 AM
Are Hillary and Barack still collecting their salaries as Senators? Surely they can't be in Washington doing their jobs where they are expected to vote on bills that are 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 thousand pages long, and they only receive them the day before they vote on them. What about McCain?? Stop thinking of ways to make them look worse than a republican. McCain is certainly included, too, especially being the multi-millionaire that he is. I overlooked him because the thread of the subject seemed to be Obama and Clinton. McCain couldn't/wouldn't even come home to Phoenix for the Veterans Day Parade in his own home state, which parade is one of the largest in the country. Is that true? I kind of respected the guy, though I wouldn't vote for him.
I've heard that many candidates did that. If you are going to run and can't fulfill your duties you should give up your wages. I know Romney, Rudy, and I think Kucinic are the only ones who aren't. i might be wrong I don't know for sure. But it's funny how all of them are so rich anyway and complain about the economy but yet still take thousands from the budget they don't need. You think Hillary or McCain would be willing to work unpaid as president for a year like Romney did in Massachusetts to balance the budget. Yeah right. I'm sure they are so concerned for the poor and middle class in this country. | |
"If everyone had the right priorities in life there would always be a shortage of fishing poles"
Mark Twain | |
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| | geewiz
Posts:479
| | 01/24/2008 9:52 AM |
Alert | | All those test Iv'e taken comes up with Huckabee for me. | |
Be strong ARMY STRONG America's backbone. | |
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| | djbaldwin
Posts:246
| | 01/24/2008 9:56 AM |
Alert | Posted By geewiz on 01/24/2008 9:52 AM
All those test Iv'e taken comes up with Huckabee for me.
I guess it's better than McCain | |
"If everyone had the right priorities in life there would always be a shortage of fishing poles"
Mark Twain | |
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| | JasonY
Posts:3446
| | 01/24/2008 9:57 AM |
Alert | Posted By djbaldwin on 01/24/2008 9:50 AM Posted By JasonY on 01/24/2008 9:05 AM Posted By Bob J on 01/24/2008 8:21 AM Posted By drummer72 on 01/23/2008 1:54 PM Posted By Bob J on 01/23/2008 10:50 AM
Are Hillary and Barack still collecting their salaries as Senators? Surely they can't be in Washington doing their jobs where they are expected to vote on bills that are 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 thousand pages long, and they only receive them the day before they vote on them. What about McCain?? Stop thinking of ways to make them look worse than a republican. McCain is certainly included, too, especially being the multi-millionaire that he is. I overlooked him because the thread of the subject seemed to be Obama and Clinton. McCain couldn't/wouldn't even come home to Phoenix for the Veterans Day Parade in his own home state, which parade is one of the largest in the country. Is that true? I kind of respected the guy, though I wouldn't vote for him. I've heard that many candidates did that. If you are going to run and can't fulfill your duties you should give up your wages. I know Romney, Rudy, and I think Kucinic are the only ones who aren't. i might be wrong I don't know for sure. But it's funny how all of them are so rich anyway and complain about the economy but yet still take thousands from the budget they don't need. You think Hillary or McCain would be willing to work unpaid as president for a year like Romney did in Massachusetts to balance the budget. Yeah right. I'm sure they are so concerned for the poor and middle class in this country.
Well said. To make it this far in any presidential race means you have to possess (or have the ability to obtain) large amounts of money. Which means they probably don't give a crap about the poor. Just looking to hook up their buddies with some cabinet position and further their business agendas. | |
"My favorite health club is the International House of Pancakes" -- Lewis Black | |
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| | JasonY
Posts:3446
| | 01/24/2008 9:58 AM |
Alert | Posted By geewiz on 01/24/2008 9:52 AM
All those test Iv'e taken comes up with Huckabee for me.
Then vote for him. As long as you vote. Only about 30% of Americans vote. | |
"My favorite health club is the International House of Pancakes" -- Lewis Black | |
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|  | geewiz
Posts:479
| | 01/24/2008 9:58 AM |
Alert | Posted By Bob J on 01/23/2008 10:50 AM
Are Hillary and Barack still collecting their salaries as Senators? Surely they can't be in Washington doing their jobs where they are expected to vote on bills that are 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 thousand pages long, and they only receive them the day before they vote on them.
I never could understand how they were ever able to vote even if they were there. The would need to be able to read them first. hillary just wants her own Monica, obama wants his own mlk day. | |
Be strong ARMY STRONG America's backbone. | |
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| | djbaldwin
Posts:246
| | 01/24/2008 10:05 AM |
Alert | Posted By geewiz on 01/24/2008 9:58 AM Posted By Bob J on 01/23/2008 10:50 AM
Are Hillary and Barack still collecting their salaries as Senators? Surely they can't be in Washington doing their jobs where they are expected to vote on bills that are 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 thousand pages long, and they only receive them the day before they vote on them. I never could understand how they were ever able to vote even if they were there. The would need to be able to read them first. hillary just wants her own Monica, obama wants his own mlk day.
haha lol  | |
"If everyone had the right priorities in life there would always be a shortage of fishing poles"
Mark Twain | |
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| | JasonY
Posts:3446
| | 01/24/2008 12:30 PM |
Alert | | Hillary hooking up with Monica would be hot..........lol | |
"My favorite health club is the International House of Pancakes" -- Lewis Black | |
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| | Sinbad
Posts:3058
| | 01/24/2008 12:52 PM |
Alert | I am sooooo Done.
OBAMA it is!!!!!
1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Christopher Dodd (withdrawn) (67%) Information link
3. Al Gore (not announced) (67%) Information link
4. Barack Obama (66%) Information link
5. John Edwards (65%) Information link
6. Bill Richardson (withdrawn) (59%) Information link
7. Dennis Kucinich (58%) Information link
8. Hillary Clinton (57%) Information link
9. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (55%) Information link
10. Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (55%) Information link
11. Joseph Biden (withdrawn) (54%) Information link
12. Ron Paul (52%) Information link
13. Wayne Allyn Root (49%) Information link
14. John McCain (48%) Information link
15. Mike Gravel (47%) Information link
16. Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (45%) Information link
17. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (42%) Information link
18. Elaine Brown (41%) Information link
19. Rudolph Giuliani (39%) Information link
20. Mitt Romney (39%) Information link
21. Fred Thompson (withdrawn) (38%) Information link
22. Mike Huckabee (36%) Information link
23. Tommy Thompson (withdrawn, endorsed Giuliani) (36%) Information link
24. Chuck Hagel (not running) (35%) Information link
25. Alan Keyes (32%) Information link
26. Tom Tancredo (withdrawn, endorsed Romney) (32%) Information link
27. Sam Brownback (withdrawn, endorsed McCain) (30%) Information link
28. Newt Gingrich (says he will not run) (30%) Information link
29. Duncan Hunter (withdrawn) (29%) Information link
30. Stephen Colbert (campaign halted) (27%) Information link
31. Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (23%) Information link
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Just doing it one day at a time. Change is good and it should be looked upon as an improvment! not a problem.
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| | hastings1066
Posts:1011
| | 01/24/2008 4:19 PM |
Alert | Posted By Sinbad on 01/24/2008 12:52 PM
I am sooooo Done.
OBAMA it is!!!!!
1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%)
2. Christopher Dodd (withdrawn) (67%) Information link
3. Al Gore (not announced) (67%) Information link
4. Barack Obama (66%) Information link
5. John Edwards (65%) Information link
6. Bill Richardson (withdrawn) (59%) Information link
7. Dennis Kucinich (58%) Information link
8. Hillary Clinton (57%) Information link
9. Alan Augustson (campaign suspended) (55%) Information link
10. Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton) (55%) Information link
11. Joseph Biden (withdrawn) (54%) Information link
12. Ron Paul (52%) Information link
13. Wayne Allyn Root (49%) Information link
14. John McCain (48%) Information link
15. Mike Gravel (47%) Information link
16. Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run) (45%) Information link
17. Kent McManigal (campaign suspended) (42%) Information link
18. Elaine Brown (41%) Information link
19. Rudolph Giuliani (39%) Information link
20. Mitt Romney (39%) Information link
21. Fred Thompson (withdrawn) (38%) Information link
22. Mike Huckabee (36%) Information link
23. Tommy Thompson (withdrawn, endorsed Giuliani) (36%) Information link
24. Chuck Hagel (not running) (35%) Information link
25. Alan Keyes (32%) Information link
26. Tom Tancredo (withdrawn, endorsed Romney) (32%) Information link
27. Sam Brownback (withdrawn, endorsed McCain) (30%) Information link
28. Newt Gingrich (says he will not run) (30%) Information link
29. Duncan Hunter (withdrawn) (29%) Information link
30. Stephen Colbert (campaign halted) (27%) Information link
31. Jim Gilmore (withdrawn) (23%) Information link
Seems like McGovern would have been your man. | | | |
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| | djbaldwin
Posts:246
| | 01/25/2008 12:42 AM |
Alert | | its all about number 20 go mitt | |
"If everyone had the right priorities in life there would always be a shortage of fishing poles"
Mark Twain | |
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| | JasonY
Posts:3446
| | 01/25/2008 7:55 AM |
Alert | He's from Michigan, and if he can truly fix their economy then he is alright by this Kalamazoo native..............  | |
"My favorite health club is the International House of Pancakes" -- Lewis Black | |
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| | djbaldwin
Posts:246
| | 01/25/2008 8:09 AM |
Alert | | Yeah and after last nights debate it looks like he's gonna take florida. He's also catching up in cali. I saw a poll that said he was only 2 points down yesterday in cali. If he wins both states I think the nomination is probably his unless there's a miracle for mccain. I think it's awesome. I think he will be great for our economy and I think he can get stuff done on both sides of the aisle without compromising his conservativism unlike mccain. | |
"If everyone had the right priorities in life there would always be a shortage of fishing poles"
Mark Twain | |
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| | geewiz
Posts:479
| | 01/25/2008 8:28 AM |
Alert | | Most of the people I know including the wife and two of my sons come up with Mitt. | |
Be strong ARMY STRONG America's backbone. | |
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| | djbaldwin
Posts:246
| | 01/26/2008 9:25 PM |
Alert | | woohoo | |
"If everyone had the right priorities in life there would always be a shortage of fishing poles"
Mark Twain | |
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| | drummer72
Posts:3886
| | 01/27/2008 10:09 PM |
Alert | | Woohoo-Obama!! | |
"Everything for everyone and nothing for ourselves" | |
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| | Bossgator
Posts:19
| | 01/28/2008 3:47 AM |
Alert | All this talk of change by the leading candidates, and yet look at who is running their campaigns. Nothing but old school, more of the same political establishment handlers. Connect the dots people!
The very same people that are helping Clinton, Obama, Romney, McCain and the rest, have been knee-deep in previous campaigns for the very people that have been in office, and some now that need to be out of office. Take a look a who is handling foriegn policy for Obama! Brzezinski. You want more of what that guy has served up to America?
It's insane to keep electing the same type politicians over and over, thinking you'll get a different result.
Ron Paul is the only truly different candidate that even comes close to understanding what really needs changing. | |
In the end, all that's left is the truth!" - Bossgator | |
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| | djbaldwin
Posts:246
| | 01/28/2008 12:14 PM |
Alert | Posted By Bossgator on 01/28/2008 3:47 AM
All this talk of change by the leading candidates, and yet look at who is running their campaigns. Nothing but old school, more of the same political establishment handlers. Connect the dots people!
The very same people that are helping Clinton, Obama, Romney, McCain and the rest, have been knee-deep in previous campaigns for the very people that have been in office, and some now that need to be out of office. Take a look a who is handling foriegn policy for Obama! Brzezinski. You want more of what that guy has served up to America?
It's insane to keep electing the same type politicians over and over, thinking you'll get a different result.
Ron Paul is the only truly different candidate that even comes close to understanding what really needs changing.
Your right I'm voting for Sean Hannity.
Then maybe colmes will be vp that would be weird they can start the republocrat party. | |
"If everyone had the right priorities in life there would always be a shortage of fishing poles"
Mark Twain | |
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| | drummer72
Posts:3886
| | 01/28/2008 3:33 PM |
Alert | Posted By Bossgator on 01/28/2008 3:47 AM
All this talk of change by the leading candidates, and yet look at who is running their campaigns. Nothing but old school, more of the same political establishment handlers. Connect the dots people!
The very same people that are helping Clinton, Obama, Romney, McCain and the rest, have been knee-deep in previous campaigns for the very people that have been in office, and some now that need to be out of office. Take a look a who is handling foriegn policy for Obama! Brzezinski. You want more of what that guy has served up to America?
It's insane to keep electing the same type politicians over and over, thinking you'll get a different result.
Ron Paul is the only truly different candidate that even comes close to understanding what really needs changing.
Ron Paul sounds pretty good, but he's sucking in the polls. No one wants real change, because that would mean people would have to work for something. | |
"Everything for everyone and nothing for ourselves" | |
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