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somerfrost 08-26-2008 11:20 PM

Great speech by Hillary
 
One of the best at any convention in my memory...certainly there with Obama's keynote speech. She certainly did everything expected and then some...the highlight of the convention thus far.

Coach Pants 08-26-2008 11:29 PM

That speech didn't help Obama one bit.

Your party is full of f.ucktards.

hi_im_god 08-26-2008 11:40 PM

she did okay. i think she loses credibility with the lesbian wing if she comes out any stronger in his favor. she did what she had to for her 2012 or 2016 campaign. no more. no less.

i have to say the keynote put me to sleep other than a fascination with his teeth. they're huge.

i used to think mccain had a lot to overcome. but unless these guys learn to land a punch a republican could win in a year where they carry an unpopular war and bad economy on their back.

still think it's obama's to lose. but starting to have doubts.

SniperSB23 08-26-2008 11:45 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost
One of the best at any convention in my memory...certainly there with Obama's keynote speech. She certainly did everything expected and then some...the highlight of the convention thus far.

Haven't seen it yet and I'm not a big fan of her but I hope it was good. I didn't like Michelle Obama much either until she blew me away with an amazing speech last night.

hi_im_god 08-26-2008 11:48 PM

she stepped on an applause line.

"my mother was born before a woman could vote for president...but my daughter was able to vote for her mother as president"

or something like that. i couldn't hear because she threw the end out into uproarious applause.

obama would know better.

somerfrost 08-26-2008 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by SniperSB23
Haven't seen it yet and I'm not a big fan of her but I hope it was good. I didn't like Michelle Obama much either until she blew me away with an amazing speech last night.

I liked her speech also! By the way Coach....it's not MY party...the only thing I dislike more than Democrats are Republicans. Hillary was my choice from the beginning but I will vote for Obama. Of course it helped him, it was pure genius to challenge her supporters with..."was it about me or helping those in need" (Paraphrasing but that was the gist)...some of her supporters may indeed switch to McCain (the logic of that confounds me) but she gave them a good dose of logic and reality. Frankly, I find it refreshing that most speakers have avoided personal attacks on McCain....of course, it's early in the process.

hi_im_god 08-26-2008 11:56 PM

she did have the one strong line where she talked about some fill in the blank working class folks and then asked her supporter's, "did you do this for me or for them?"

that will have some traction. and both she and obama will need that.

somerfrost 08-27-2008 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by hi_im_god
she did have the one strong line where she talked about some fill in the blank working class folks and then asked her supporter's, "did you do this for me or for them?"

that will have some traction. and both she and obama will need that.

That's the line I was referring to...I found it remarkedly effective in addressing the division we hear about!

hi_im_god 08-27-2008 12:13 AM

my issue with her is she comes across as so inauthentic. listening to her i don't think she cares any more about the working class than dick cheney. she'd say anything to get elected.

she needs to learn to give a speech the same way she talks in a one on one interview. she's pretty good one on one. people notice she sounds different.

obama sounds and looks the same in either format. even if he's a complete fraud he's consistent. and bush sounds like a ****** regardless. but you feel he's genuine.

she's a f'in robot in my mind until she learns to give a speech like she's talking to me and not speaking at me.

Coach Pants 08-27-2008 12:18 AM

I think this country is f.ucked either way. It really doesn't matter who is in office.

somerfrost 08-27-2008 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Coach Pants
I think this country is f.ucked either way. It really doesn't matter who is in office.

I hope not! I have grand kids and I really want to see them live in a better world, I'm cynical at times but still believe we can make that happen...

Coach Pants 08-27-2008 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost
I hope not! I have grand kids and I really want to see them live in a better world, I'm cynical at times but still believe we can make that happen...

Get rid of the lobbyists and we've got a chance.

SniperSB23 08-27-2008 12:50 AM

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Get rid of the lobbyists and we've got a chance.

Obama is trying and McCain is semi-trying. I wonder how much Bush will get from the lobbyists in the next 10 years. I'd think $100 million to be conservative estimate.

ninetoone 08-27-2008 04:08 AM

90% plus people who were going to vote for Hilary are going to vote for Obama anyway, so what's the big deal? I know the poll #'s say 70%, but I don't believe that for a second.

Bigsmc 08-27-2008 06:33 AM

dl;tl

GPK 08-27-2008 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by ninetoone
90% plus people who were going to vote for Hilary are going to vote for Obama anyway, so what's the big deal? I know the poll #'s say 70%, but I don't believe that for a second.


Brad, here is a good article about that obstacles that Obama faces if he is going to carry VA. I still say he doesn't win VA.

http://www.roanoke.com/multimedia/wb/173114

Hickory Hill Hoff 08-27-2008 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Coach Pants
I think this country is f.ucked either way. It really doesn't matter who is in office.

For once.....we agree.

Antitrust32 08-27-2008 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by hi_im_god
she did okay. i think she loses credibility with the lesbian wing if she comes out any stronger in his favor. she did what she had to for her 2012 or 2016 campaign. no more. no less.

i have to say the keynote put me to sleep other than a fascination with his teeth. they're huge.

i used to think mccain had a lot to overcome. but unless these guys learn to land a punch a republican could win in a year where they carry an unpopular war and bad economy on their back.

still think it's obama's to lose. but starting to have doubts.


excuse me! ahem.. as a fellow "les" I will be the first to say this bitch lost all credibility with me in the 90's. If someone told me I could fucl< Scarlett Johannson if I voted for Hillary I still dont know if I could. Well scrap that yes then I'd vote for her. But that is the ONLY way.

I feel Obama is a much better person than Hillary and Obama would make a much better president than her... but I ain't voting for him either! I dont like the repub's but I dislike the dem's even more.

Antitrust32 08-27-2008 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by hi_im_god
my issue with her is she comes across as so inauthentic. listening to her i don't think she cares any more about the working class than dick cheney. she'd say anything to get elected.

.

I really dont think she cares about anyone but herself and getting herself elected. JMO

Danzig 08-27-2008 08:12 AM

i have a hard time believing hillary really wants obama to win. that would preclude her being a candidate in four years, and she doesn't strike me as one wanting to wait eight to try again.
i think she wants in far more than she wants the dems in the white house.

Mortimer 08-27-2008 09:12 AM

If you drive a wooden stake into her heart.....Bill and the little wench will go,too.

Antitrust32 08-27-2008 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Danzig
i have a hard time believing hillary really wants obama to win. that would preclude her being a candidate in four years, and she doesn't strike me as one wanting to wait eight to try again.
i think she wants in far more than she wants the dems in the white house.


I think her campaign this year eliminated ANY possibility of her EVER getting into the white house. The way she handled herself at the end was pathetic. Women have the chance of getting into the main office.. Hillary does not.

MaTH716 08-27-2008 09:23 AM

After the job that Bush has done, you would think that whoever the Dems put out there would run away with it. The fact that it is still a close race (and personally I think McCain is going to pull it off) shows me how bad/poor the Democratic candidates are. Al Gore would have won this in a landslide.

Danzig 08-27-2008 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Antitrust32
I think her campaign this year eliminated ANY possibility of her EVER getting into the white house. The way she handled herself at the end was pathetic. Women have the chance of getting into the main office.. Hillary does not.

oh, i'm not saying i want her to win, or that i think she will...but i don't think she wants to wait eight years to give it another go.

Danzig 08-27-2008 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by MaTH716
After the job that Bush has done, you would think that whoever the Dems put out there would run away with it. The fact that it is still a close race (and personally I think McCain is going to pull it off) shows me how bad/poor the Democratic candidates are. Al Gore would have won this in a landslide.


al gore is just as pathetic now as he was years ago. i don't think any candidate will be winning any time soon in a landslide. we all seem very frustrated with our choices-i know i am.
i know mccain had an event planned, with romney and huckabee at his side. i don't know what i'll do vote-wise if he chooses the huckster as his running mate, as i can't stand the guy. i didn't like him as arkansas gov, and i sure wouldn't want him to be the potential #1 in the country.
another election in which everyone has to choose what their lesser of two evils will be.

it's funny in a sad way tho..a lot in congress ran on a 'vote for me to change things' platform, and now congress has an approval rating that's one third of bushes.

ddthetide 08-27-2008 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Antitrust32
I really dont think she cares about anyone but herself and getting herself elected. JMO

THANK YOU!!!
the Clinton's are mr&mrs satan! out for themselves and worried about their legacy.
honetly i don't think obama is any better.

ddthetide 08-27-2008 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Danzig
i have a hard time believing hillary really wants obama to win. that would preclude her being a candidate in four years, and she doesn't strike me as one wanting to wait eight to try again.
i think she wants in far more than she wants the dems in the white house.

i heard this mornings news she has recently filed for the copyright on a web address 2012.

Antitrust32 08-27-2008 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Danzig
oh, i'm not saying i want her to win, or that i think she will...but i don't think she wants to wait eight years to give it another go.


Oh i completely agree... and wasnt going against anything you said.. I was just saying even in 4 years she's still going to be riding the bench.

Danzig 08-27-2008 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Antitrust32
Oh i completely agree... and wasnt going against anything you said.. I was just saying even in 4 years she's still going to be riding the broom.

ftfy!!

SCUDSBROTHER 08-27-2008 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Coach Pants
I think this country is f.ucked either way. It really doesn't matter who is in office.

If you mean economically, I'd agree(somewhat) with your statement. However, this election is very important as far as who gets to be on the Supreme Court. That might be the most important thing a President gets to do. I don't think over 4k Americans would have gotten killed in Iraq (if a Democrat had been in office.) I think our dollar would be worth more than 55% (or whatever it is right now) the value of a Euro(this is a national embarassment.) I think gas prices would be going up as we approach the election(as oil companies lower prices as the election approaches /when a Rep. is in office, and raise them if a Dem. is in office.) You will see gas prices come down steadily as this election approaches( Even if the price of crude doesn't come down)

Mortimer 08-27-2008 03:02 PM

I'm leaving.

Scav 08-27-2008 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Mortimer
I'm leaving.

Sir, please don't, I possibly have some fresh bacon on the way down for you.

Coach Pants 08-27-2008 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER
If you mean economically, I'd agree(somewhat) with your statement. However, this election is very important as far as who gets to be on the Supreme Court. That might be the most important thing a President gets to do. I don't think over 4k Americans would have gotten killed in Iraq (if a Democrat had been in office.) I think our dollar would be worth more than 55% (or whatever it is right now) the value of a Euro(this is a national embarassment.) I think gas prices would be going up as we approach the election(as oil companies lower prices as the election approaches /when a Rep. is in office, and raise them if a Dem. is in office.) You will see gas prices come down steadily as this election approaches( Even if the price of crude doesn't come down)

Ohhh jesustapdancingchrist. Your partisan mentality is a shining example of why this country is FUBAR.

Both parties are equally corrupt. There is no silver lining between the two.

Mortimer 08-27-2008 03:54 PM

I wish I could get Skids and Scads straight in my mind.




I thought Bush/Gore was bad.


The only thing worse than this would be Kucinich/Jed

Mortimer 08-27-2008 03:54 PM

I'm leaving.

ddthetide 08-27-2008 04:01 PM

[quote=Coach Pants]Ohhh jesustapdancingchrist. Your partisan mentality is a shining example of why this country is FUBAR.

Both parties are equally corrupt. There is no silver lining between the two.[/quote]agreed!, the system is badly broken and no fixes in sight. the founding fathers are looking down and in tears over what they see.:(

Danzig 08-27-2008 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Coach Pants
Ohhh jesustapdancingchrist. Your partisan mentality is a shining example of why this country is FUBAR.

Both parties are equally corrupt. There is no silver lining between the two.


it's all in their pockets, some gold as well.

SentToStud 08-27-2008 04:43 PM

[quote=ddthetide]
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Originally Posted by Coach Pants
Ohhh jesustapdancingchrist. Your partisan mentality is a shining example of why this country is FUBAR.

Both parties are equally corrupt. There is no silver lining between the two.[/quote]agreed!, the system is badly broken and no fixes in sight. the founding fathers are looking down and in tears over what they see.:(

The Founding Fathers were the most corrupt, least admirable of all the U.S. politicians.

The were mostly third generation monied salve owners and the pollitics were vicious. It's a miracle we're not still walking around wearing wigs and football pants.

Mortimer 08-27-2008 05:17 PM

There's a kind of global warming all over the world..tonight.


Oh fucl< it.







I'm leaving.


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