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Old 08-28-2008, 10:20 PM
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I'd vote for him if he promised to be executed by firing squad if he couldn't come through with at least 25% of the promises he made in that speech.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:20 PM
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Agreed. did you notice that even on this site there wasnt a single post commenting on his speech while he was speaking? After it was over, the comments came...immediately after it was over. It is pretty impressive that those that are so sickened and/or bored by the man could sit through a 1 hour speech.

If one were to listen without prejudice or preconceived opinion based on policy or party, one would have to agree that he is a pretty inspirational orator. Or maybe it just seems that way because of what we have had to listen to for the last eight years.
Being a great orator does not mean you will be a great president.
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Agreed. did you notice that even on this site there wasnt a single post commenting on his speech while he was speaking? After it was over, the comments came...immediately after it was over. It is pretty impressive that those that are so sickened and/or bored by the man could sit through a 1 hour speech.

If one were to listen without prejudice or preconceived opinion based on policy or party, one would have to agree that he is a pretty inspirational orator. Or maybe it just seems that way because of what we have had to listen to for the last eight years.

I didn't actually watch, nor will I watch McCain.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:21 PM
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Being a great orator does not mean you will be a great president.
Agreed 1000%!!!
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:22 PM
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Being a great orator does not mean you will be a great president.
apparently, neither does having a speech impediment.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:26 PM
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on his laundry list of changes he wants to make, "safer toys"?
did he leave anything out? i guess not.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:27 PM
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apparently, neither does having a speech impediment.
Funny
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Interesting that the knocks against the guy before this speech was that he never defined what type of changes that he wants to make.

Now that he lists his changes, he is overpromising.

LOL. let the spin begin.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:28 PM
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Being a great orator does not mean you will be a great president.

No kidding. I took Public Speaking in college and made A's on every speech I gave, but only made a C in the class because I never turned in a written outline. Never had much of an idea what was gonna come out of my mouth until I started talking. I have the gift of gab and bullsh*t...just like most politicians.


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Old 08-28-2008, 10:29 PM
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CNN keeps interviewing sissies.

Whoever is selling kleenex at Invesco is banking.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:29 PM
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OK..Is there ANYONE out there who is truly undecided? Those are the 16 votes that they are fighting for
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No kidding. I took Public Speaking in college and made A's on every speech I gave, but only made a C in the class because I never turned in a written outline. Never had much of an idea what was gonna come out of my mouth until I started talking. I have the gift of gab and bullsh*t...just like most politicians.


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I bet Obama voted for Bush in 2004....I don't think he could have voted for Kerry.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:33 PM
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I bet Obama voted for Bush in 2004....I don't think he could have voted for Kerry.
Dude..if the 18 people held at gunpoint in Ohio had voted, he'd be Prez now
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Well if he loses the election, I am sure he will do very well selling used cars.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:34 PM
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screw that...Im just regaining sanity. I sure as hell dont wanna lose it again.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:35 PM
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OK..Is there ANYONE out there who is truly undecided? Those are the 16 votes that they are fighting for
That would be the optimistic know-it-all butt hole.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:37 PM
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screw that...Im just regaining sanity. I sure as hell dont wanna lose it again.

I understand. We need all the sane people out here in the real world.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:42 PM
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on his laundry list of changes he wants to make, "safer toys"?
did he leave anything out? i guess not.

It is what candidates do at conventions but somehow this guy was able to bring it to a level beyond the typical BS. He had some really catchy lines ala Andrew Shepard played by Michael Douglas in

"The American President.....Bob Rumson's (John McCain's) problem is that he just doesn't get it" In this case McCain doesn't get what it means to be middle class".

This guy actually is "Presidential" without being overly pretentious tonight...I hadn't seen his talking points before so I probably got a stronger version but the guy was pretty good.
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:53 PM
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It is what candidates do at conventions but somehow this guy was able to bring it to a level beyond the typical BS. He had some really catchy lines ala Andrew Shepard played by Michael Douglas in

"The American President.....Bob Rumson's (John McCain's) problem is that he just doesn't get it" In this case McCain doesn't get what it means to be middle class".

This guy actually is "Presidential" without being overly pretentious tonight...I hadn't seen his talking points before so I probably got a stronger version but the guy was pretty good.
Do you really believe that he is capable of doing EVERYTHING he said? He has all these ideas AND HE IS GOING TO LOWER TAXES too. Does he know about secret Nazi gold under the White House? Everything is Change. Why doesn't he explain how he is going to fund Change. Foreign Policy can be another thread.
He was also Preching alot at the end of the speech. Jessie Jackson, MLK type preching, that I do not think will go over very well in certain parts of the country.
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