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So now that the majority here seem to not care for either candidate or party, what are we going to do?
That UNITY "08 internet choice ticket didn't produce much, I guess |
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I think this country is f.ucked either way. It really doesn't matter who is in office. you're saying it does not matter who is in office. The same"fkd" result will be the outcome. You're saying right here that elections don't matter. If a Democrat had been in office ,then Scalia wouldn't have been nominated. You then say that the issues the Supreme Court decides (such as civil rights, abortion , civil liberties etc.) aren't as important as other issues. That's only because you take them for granite. Get enough Conservatives on the Court, and see how long you have civil liberties. It won't be for long. They would be like Turkey(block any internet sites they deem offensive...like about 1000...including YOUTUBE ETC.) They'd outlaw abortion etc. Actually I am o.k. with that, but many people aren't. If HEALTH CARE is an important issue to you then how can you say it doesn't matter who is the President? One party wants to do something about healthcare, and the other wants to do very little(other than healthcare savings accounts.) Again, the 2 people running for President aren't close on their views about healthcare. I would think it would matter a great deal which one is elected. |
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That's called an eggcorn.
acorn= looks like could be a combo of corn and an egg. granite= cheap rock take something for granite=take something for cheap rock take something for granted= doesn't really paint a picture, but people prefer this one...........Slowly it will change to the alternate form. The eggcorn will become the accepted. Characteristic of the eggcorn is that the new phrase makes sense on some level ('old-timer's disease' for 'Alzheimer's disease'). |
so we've found your achilles heel...word games! BTW, youtube also yanks conservative stuff from its' site,but there's no lack of crappy music on there!
You get what you pay for,huh? You're always screaming about civil rights,but you don't bring any personal examples to the table. If you think that the Democratic "braintrust" has the answer for healthcare,then you are mistaken! They will bankrupt this country by taxing the very things that make cash move in this country. Bubba Clinton cooked the books and floated the 10bil surplus,but nobody bothered to read the fine print! He gutted the Defense and Intelligence budgets,let half the countrys' secrets flee to China and generally allowed Al Queda to flourish! Yeah... we need more of that! |
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Amen brother. Everyone makes Bill Clinton to be this great president. He didnt do **** and he didn't do anything about this Al Queda problem eventhough they bombed the WTC (the first time), the US Embassy in Kenya, USS Cole.. and numerous other attacks around the world. Clinton was really nothing special. at all. |
Yeah, anyone would look like the greatest president of all-time if they held office in between the terms of the two corrupt imbeciles who came before and after Clinton.
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since lyndon johnson, we've had ford, carter, reagan, bush, clinton, bush. four reps, two dems. but in that time, has the court been 'stacked'? no, and not with more reps in office in the last 30-odd years. altho the president gets to nominate a justice, they still have to get approved. there can't be a stacking of the supreme court, regardless of who the chief executive is, because he isn't the only one with any say in the matter.
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Clarence Thomas is an absolute disgrace. He is apparently a nice man, but he is just flat out inferior compared to anyone of the Supreme Court justices. You are blathering away about the wrong conservative justice. I see many positives in both candidates this year. This is a much more hopeful situation imo, even though the country as a whole has suffered a large blow in international prestige, and the economy has been stifled. As an indepedent, this is a good year for me. We have legitimate choices. |
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Anytime somebody wants to fall back on "both parties s-u-c-k," and "there's very little difference between them." Those who say "it doesn't matter who you vote for." Look back to that 2000 election. You think it didn't matter who won that? Let me tell ya that 4 thousand Americans died because of the way that election went. Simple as that. No, Gore wouldn't of got 4 thousand Americans killed for whatever payoff that Bush thinks was worth them having to die for. Americans did not vote for it in majority(Gore got 500k more American votes.) State majorities is what got this a-s-s in, and got those 4 thousand people killed. They died because of the power of states rights.
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I don't believe Gore's sorry he lost. He's making millions off global warming. The president's salary is nothing compared to that. |
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Yes I agree 9/11 happened because of Bush. It only took 9 months to plan it. It wasn't like the previous administration had any idea who Osama was.
"Your party sucks more"! Rabble Rabble Rabble. This country is doomed for failure with this retarded mentality. GO ahead and pick a side on the short bus. |
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You know what's also better than sound bites? Spending billions on foreign aid AND BORROWING from China to fund it. I'm rolling on the floor laughing my ass off. |
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as for the towers, i think clinton bears a lot of that burden, as he had ample opportunity to get the very guy who lead the charge on that. he did nothing when the cole was hit, he did nothing when bin laden was offered to him. it is in that respect ( as well as others, including the sex scandals) in that BOTH parties are the same type. both pander to lobbyists ( just depends on what type company you are talking about as to who is in who's pocket), both think only their party has the answers. guess what, they don't. neither do i, and scuds, neither do you. i appreciate some of what obama has to say, as well as some of mccains. i'd imagine most do. and i'd think that most are centrists, yet it is the far left/right who get all the press. but how many of us truly follow the whole party line? i don't, which is why i'm glad i live in a state in which you don't have to declare for one or the other party. |
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On another note, someone from the democratic party should drag Jesse Jackson off of the screen. |
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but now we have finally made inroads in that war, and looks as tho we will begin pulling out soon. and that's due to the surge petraus asked for, and that mccain supported-that support at the time had everyone saying mccain was dead in the water as a candidate. thing is, if you're going to fight a war-and bush is an idiot in that he got us in something we shouldn't have got into, and then he half-assed it--then you have to go all in from the get go. it really has been put on the back burner lately it seems, with dems pretty much ignoring it ever since the tide turned over there. maybe we can get out of iraq, and turn more of our attention to afganistan, and getting out of it as well. but iran...that's the issue now, and it's bushes fault it has become one. also, as for the supreme court....their ruling on the 2nd amendment regarding gun laws was great. as long as they go by the constitution, i think we'll be fine. they didn't get on the court by being stupid. as for roe v wade..i don't see it getting overturned, and i don't think it should be. i think it's a shame that so many get hooked on just that one issue. i don't think it should be the one deciding factor on who to vote for. imo there are far bigger issues. |
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