RonMAIDEN said:
RonMAIDEN said:
SonRunner said:Flip flopping?
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Thai said:Linky: http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/ms..._comments_plays_audio_from_san_francisco_not/
You can see how MSNBC is so full of it in their coverage of the Biden's Freudian slip...blatantly lied in support of Obama/Biden.
I have to admit i don't watch msnbc, but i don't like any news network that has a blatant bias (for example fox news and possibly msnbc). But, you think CNN is too liberal? CNN may not be a great news source, but i don't see any bias at all. For example the other day i saw three McCain supporters on the show for about thirty minutes praising McCain. But they will also air the same for Obama. A lot of this is perception, we see what we want to see. Thai, I respect your vote for John McCain, but please don't tell me you think Fox News is a credible source. CNN i can see being debatable, but fox is in a league all its own. They had one 'poll' at a restaurant where the reporter asks how many are voting for McCain (1 person raises his hand, then lowers it). Then, he asks who is voting for Obama (The rest of the customers raise their hand, an old lady raises two hands). The reporter proceeds to say "as you can see it's pretty split". I had heard fox news was very conservative before, but that specific report was just disgusting.Thai said:
SonRunner said:
ALt4r said:
RonMAIDEN said:I'm not so much pro-Obama as I'm anti-Republican this time around (and for the last 3 elections)
I'm not so anti-republican since I think Colin Powell should run someday
So,when Obama is president are you going to hide in a hole for 4 years?
my job situation would be benefitted more if Obama wins so it comes down to what's best for me.
Thai,you can keep on posting the links you do and but you'll never get me to vote for McCain at this point
Thai said:Hmmm, so, are you anti-Republican or not??!! I am confused!! Are you indecisive???
Is Palin saying anything against McCain that is as bad as what Biden said about Obama??!! I think not!
Like SonRunner said, he is not afraid of terrorists! Likewise, i am not afraid of Obama!
It is pretty darn clear that you are not an "independent" and one of Obamasexual lovers.
As for you voting for Obama due to your job/financial situation, i have no beef with that. I am the same way...and this is why i am voting for McCain. Unlike SonRunner, you will NEVER catch me trying to change your vote because i think that i know YOUR home situaton better than you! That would be very ignorant of me!
SonRunner said:
Jeff Kleb said:
As for things "being better" because of who will or won't be President, that sounds good and fine; but why do so many people base their whole life around who is in the government?
If you want your situation to be better, then work harder for it. I know that the people in DC can often make things a lot worse for us (more regulation, higher taxes, wasteful spending, etc.), but whatever happened to individual freedom and personal responsibility that made this nation so great?
Maybe I am just "old school" with my thinking, but putting one's future in the hands of bureaucrats scares the living daylights out of me. As my grandpa used to say, government big enough to give you anything you want will be powerful enough to take everything you've got.
No matter who wins the election next month, I predict that our taxes will still be raised, the deficit will grow and we'll face domestic & foreign challenges that are different than anything we have dealt with before. Regardless of who occupies the White House, the biggest problem is going to be Congress and the huge mass of unelected bureaucrats who do nothing else but drain time, money and energy from the rest of us.
To really unleash the talent of our country, get government out of the way, lower taxes for everyone, get spending under control and stop trying to micro-manage what everyone else is doing with their money. I would rather just be able to hang onto more of mine (that I work very hard to earn).
Instead of talking about who can 'redistribute' wealth more effectively, what about finding better ways to allow more wealth to be created? I think Washington politicians have done enough 'spreading around' lately - and it has been mostly bovine fecal matter that has been emanating from that city.
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Okay - end of my rant for now.
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Jeff Kleb said:
As for things "being better" because of who will or won't be President, that sounds good and fine; but why do so many people base their whole life around who is in the government?
If you want your situation to be better, then work harder for it. I know that the people in DC can often make things a lot worse for us (more regulation, higher taxes, wasteful spending, etc.), but whatever happened to individual freedom and personal responsibility that made this nation so great?
Maybe I am just "old school" with my thinking, but putting one's future in the hands of bureaucrats scares the living daylights out of me. As my grandpa used to say, government big enough to give you anything you want will be powerful enough to take everything you've got.
No matter who wins the election next month, I predict that our taxes will still be raised, the deficit will grow and we'll face domestic & foreign challenges that are different than anything we have dealt with before. Regardless of who occupies the White House, the biggest problem is going to be Congress and the huge mass of unelected bureaucrats who do nothing else but drain time, money and energy from the rest of us.
To really unleash the talent of our country, get government out of the way, lower taxes for everyone, get spending under control and stop trying to micro-manage what everyone else is doing with their money. I would rather just be able to hang onto more of mine (that I work very hard to earn).
Instead of talking about who can 'redistribute' wealth more effectively, what about finding better ways to allow more wealth to be created? I think Washington politicians have done enough 'spreading around' lately - and it has been mostly bovine fecal matter that has been emanating from that city.
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