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BW23 wrote:
omaha_red wrote:is it a rule that whenever obama speaks he has to use the word "mccain"?

and the other way around

i can't believe that both of these idiots are basing their campaigns on muckraking..
have we not evolved at all?
For me, it's more on how he says things when talking about him rather than what he says.

But at least he encouraged confrontation this week telling all of his supporters to argue and get in the face of Republicans and independents. That's brilliant campaigning right there.
i'm sick of both of these guys already.. neither one of them are doing anything
but acting like 3rd graders.. and it's reason #1 why i hate, and don't give a
[expletive] about politics

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Re: Obama/Biden vs. Palin/McCain: The Thread

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Omaha's in a bad mood.

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omaha_red wrote:is it a rule that whenever obama speaks he has to use the word "mccain"?

and the other way around

i can't believe that both of these idiots are basing their campaigns on muckraking..
have we not evolved at all?

It's not like mudslinging is the only thing they're doing. It's just the only thing the media is showing you. As I said, I could show you hours of footage of Obama talking about taxes, health care, etc. But I doubt if you'd be interested.

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BW23 wrote:
omaha_red wrote:is it a rule that whenever obama speaks he has to use the word "mccain"?

and the other way around

i can't believe that both of these idiots are basing their campaigns on muckraking..
have we not evolved at all?
For me, it's more on how he says things when talking about him rather than what he says.

But at least he encouraged confrontation this week telling all of his supporters to argue and get in the face of Republicans and independents. That's brilliant campaigning right there.
I don't get it. Republicans have won recent elections in part by portraying Democrats as weak and unpatriotic. Some might say by using bully tactics. I didn't hear the comment but if Obama is telling his supporters not to back down in the face of that stuff then good for him. OTOH if he told his followers to kick lame and elderly Conservatives then shame on him.

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lukethedrifter wrote:
BW23 wrote:
omaha_red wrote:is it a rule that whenever obama speaks he has to use the word "mccain"?

and the other way around

i can't believe that both of these idiots are basing their campaigns on muckraking..
have we not evolved at all?
For me, it's more on how he says things when talking about him rather than what he says.

But at least he encouraged confrontation this week telling all of his supporters to argue and get in the face of Republicans and independents. That's brilliant campaigning right there.
I don't get it. Republicans have won recent elections in part by portraying Democrats as weak and unpatriotic. Some might say by using bully tactics. I didn't hear the comment but if Obama is telling his supporters not to back down in the face of that stuff then good for him. OTOH if he told his followers to kick lame and elderly Conservatives then shame on him.
There is nothing to get luke. That's the whole point unfortunately.

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"I want you to talk to them whether they're independent or whether they are Republican, I want you to argue with them and get in their face."

Argue with them. Get in their face.

So diplomatic. What a freakin' disgrace.

jim...haven't you complained about how much further the two sides get from each other? How scary the division between the two parties is?
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BW23 wrote:"I want you to talk to them whether they're independent or whether they are Republican, I want you to argue with them and get in their face."

Argue with them. Get in their face.

So diplomatic. What a freakin' disgrace.
I'm having trouble following. What was the context here?

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That's how he will deal with Adgimabadwhatever too.

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BW23 wrote:"I want you to talk to them whether they're independent or whether they are Republican, I want you to argue with them and get in their face."

Argue with them. Get in their face.

So diplomatic. What a freakin' disgrace.

jim...haven't you complained about how much further the two sides get from each other? How scary the division between the two parties is?
I'm not sure why you and Rush are so shocked. Isn't that basically what we do on this board? You think we're all disgraceful?

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lukethedrifter wrote: I don't get it. Republicans have won recent elections in part by portraying Democrats as weak and unpatriotic. Some might say by using bully tactics. I didn't hear the comment but if Obama is telling his supporters not to back down in the face of that stuff then good for him. OTOH if he told his followers to kick lame and elderly Conservatives then shame on him.
Well said Luke. When the Dems at the DNC roughed up a FOX reporter, I thought -Wow, good for them liberals, they are finally standing up to the bully that steals their milk money.

When the wealthy GOP who worship tax cuts and corporate welfare joined forces with the moral conservatives who worship guns and religion and hate a bunch of other stuff, they became a powerful political force. They make everything a battle of good vs evil, and those liberals who see the gray areas are evil.

I personally don't like to be part of a party like the democrats. But voting for Nader etc won't stop another Bush-like presidency.

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