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by SteelersStillSuck » Tue Sep 09, 2008 11:53 pm
Swerb wrote:Tough to win when you have the worst head coach in the league and a QB that stares into his fridge every morning for a half hour cause the orange juice says "concentrate" on it.
Woody Hayes wrote:Without winners, there wouldn't even be any god damned civilization."

by WarAdmiral » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:02 am

by idoctribefan » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:13 am

by CP » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:16 am
by idoctribefan » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:18 am

by WarAdmiral » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:36 am

by Ziner » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:42 am
WarAdmiral wrote:Well, just so you know, my wife is a hockey mom, and she was offended by Palin calling her a bitch. I guess it all depends what side of the aisle you sit on.
by Mr. MacPhisto » Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:11 am
WarAdmiral wrote:Blown way out of proportion by the McCain camp. My Dad use to say this all the time about Modell when I was a kid. Good Lord, if only he was still alive, he would've got a big kick out of this one.
by WarAdmiral » Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:16 am
Ziner wrote:WarAdmiral wrote:Well, just so you know, my wife is a hockey mom, and she was offended by Palin calling her a bitch. I guess it all depends what side of the aisle you sit on.
I believe I called you out on another post for making shit up. Palin said Pitbull not bitch. Obama is done. I am calling it, DONE. He will not be able to live this down. One of the worst misspeaks of all time. I do not believe that is an overexaggeration. He had one attempt to explain himself when his crowd got rowdy that could have saved him. However regardless of exactly what he meant... and I really wouldnt put him by him to say that fully intending to mean that as a joke, it is still said. He is done. People in this country are too sensative about this stuff and it gets blown out of proportion, but this is going to one of the most memorable things about his campaign.
Besides you knew Obama was done when he keeps comparing himself to Palin. He is running against McCain in case he forgot... Obama got the rop-a-dope and just bounced off the ropes, he continues to stand but man is he woozy.

by Stu » Wed Sep 10, 2008 9:06 am
WarAdmiral wrote: One thing that has surprised me, is how McCain is always claiming sexism, when anybody does anything to critique his running mate. It is so bad, I almost believe Davis planted the vicious rumor in the first place. It would be sexist to treat Palin, any different than a man, and I hope people see the truth in that.
by skatingtripods » Wed Sep 10, 2008 9:35 am
by Mr. MacPhisto » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:17 am
by WarAdmiral » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:04 pm

by CP » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:20 pm
WarAdmiral wrote:I will say that he punked your boy on this one. Maybe now the focus can get back on the issues that matter, and I'm sure Hillary was offended to be called a Republican.![]()
Mike Huckabee just said the Lipstick Pig is no big deal. Hmmm, Mike must be a sexist, to not see it the way Davis does. Are they going to demand an apology from Mike?
by Ziner » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:23 pm
WarAdmiral wrote:I will say that he punked your boy on this one. Maybe now the focus can get back on the issues that matter, and I'm sure Hillary was offended to be called a Republican.![]()
Mike Huckabee just said the Lipstick Pig is no big deal. Hmmm, Mike must be a sexist, to not see it the way Davis does. Are they going to demand an apology from Mike?
by WarAdmiral » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:49 pm
Ziner wrote:WarAdmiral wrote:I will say that he punked your boy on this one. Maybe now the focus can get back on the issues that matter, and I'm sure Hillary was offended to be called a Republican.![]()
Mike Huckabee just said the Lipstick Pig is no big deal. Hmmm, Mike must be a sexist, to not see it the way Davis does. Are they going to demand an apology from Mike?
Obama hasnt debated the issues since day one... He has bullshitted his way to where he is and now that he is playing with the big boys he is falling apart at the hype seams
Bad News for you is Obama is D.O.N.E.
Good News for you is your taxes wont skyrocket
Stay positive

by Ziner » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:54 pm
by stretch51 » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:57 pm
by skatingtripods » Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:03 pm
stretch51 wrote:I'm still waiting for Obama to give me his change ideas.
All I've heard is that my taxes will go up, I'll get $300 in January, and that our national security will be threatened because we'll make friends with Iran.
by skatingtripods » Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:10 pm
WarAdmiral wrote:Far from falling apart. The Palin bounce is deflating, and the proof of her lies at the convention are beginning to creep through the MSM.
Obama, had a sweet opening to his speech today. He was just twisting the knife in, and he hit the sweet spot, and McCain is still repeating his acceptance speech. Republicans on TV are starting to look foolish still asking for an apology over the lipstick pig.
One of the pundits, was asking for an apology about the fish in newspaper. She was appalled that a reference to newspapers like this and said it was an insult to all who work in the newsprint media.
by WarAdmiral » Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:21 pm

by skatingtripods » Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:29 pm
WarAdmiral wrote:Turn the radio off and open your eyes. Liberal Media Bias !!!! I see your soaked full of the Limbaugh Kool Aid. More phony and baseless claims.
I know my candidate has faults, and has made mistakes, and don't mind the truth being told. Sometimes the truth hurts, but it needs told. Please don't be offended when the media uncovers the truth about your candidate, they are just doing their job and the American public needs to know. I suppose you feel the only fair media to the election is Fox News and CBS.
by WarAdmiral » Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:42 pm
stretch51 wrote:I'm still waiting for Obama to give me his change ideas.
All I've heard is that my taxes will go up, I'll get $300 in January, and that our national security will be threatened because we'll make friends with Iran.

by skatingtripods » Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:48 pm
by WarAdmiral » Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:56 pm
Skating Tripods wrote:Thank you for the graph that shows me that Barack Obama will completely destroy small business. Oh, and investment. Oh, and increase unemployment.
That's just income tax, too. How about the corporate profits tax? The payroll tax?
And why should poor people be exempt from taxes? Just because they're poor? What makes that fair? Income redistribution is a terrible view of economics.
Those poor people also spend the most on alcohol, tobacco, and the lottery. We'll just give them more money to waste. Don't forget more money for welfare!
It's time to just bring the Fair Tax in to society. Those pissing and moaning about that should realize that the wealthier people will be buying more expensive things and paying more in taxes anyway.

by Ziner » Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:56 pm
WarAdmiral wrote:stretch51 wrote:I'm still waiting for Obama to give me his change ideas.
All I've heard is that my taxes will go up, I'll get $300 in January, and that our national security will be threatened because we'll make friends with Iran.
Decide on your own, if your taxes are going up. Lots needs to be debated and discussed by both candidates on issues like this and others, instead of playing partisan mudslinging.
On the issue of Iran, one needs to look at what has feed Iran's hate for us. What we did In 1953 feeds what has transpired over the past 50 years and our relations with them. Starting a war with them is the last thing we need to do. They as a nation have plenty of reason to burn our flags and call us the great Satan. This also needs debated and talked about, before fueling the fire of hate that already exists.
Here is a program that Bill Moyers produced over 20 years ago. There is some history on Iran, and is good watch for those that weren't old enough to watch the evening news back in 1979. The final conclusions by Bill are quite riveting, at least to me they are.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sstDwKTCpM[/youtube]
by skatingtripods » Wed Sep 10, 2008 2:03 pm
by WarAdmiral » Wed Sep 10, 2008 2:08 pm

by Ziner » Wed Sep 10, 2008 3:31 pm
by waborat » Wed Sep 10, 2008 3:40 pm
by WarAdmiral » Wed Sep 10, 2008 4:03 pm
Ziner wrote:I was in a hurry so I couldnt complete all of my thoughts (hard to believe isnt it).
However, has anyone every been on unemployment? My fiance's father is on it. He gets 75% of his pay for the past 6 months or so, and that obviously makes the bills a bit tight. Can you tell me why in the world he can not go out and find another job earning money? Why let him sit at home and not work when he wants to? That is a seriously problem with a government program. Here take your 75% if you go out and try to get 100% or 125% (because it isnt your fault you were laid off) we are goign to take away your 75%. Unreal. Now I am not sure of the exact answer for all of this to keep people from abusing it. However it shouldnt be that difficult for someone to do... Or as Obama said this answer is above my paygrade

by Ziner » Wed Sep 10, 2008 4:16 pm
by Ziner » Wed Sep 10, 2008 4:20 pm
WarAdmiral wrote:Ziner wrote:I was in a hurry so I couldnt complete all of my thoughts (hard to believe isnt it).
However, has anyone every been on unemployment? My fiance's father is on it. He gets 75% of his pay for the past 6 months or so, and that obviously makes the bills a bit tight. Can you tell me why in the world he can not go out and find another job earning money? Why let him sit at home and not work when he wants to? That is a seriously problem with a government program. Here take your 75% if you go out and try to get 100% or 125% (because it isnt your fault you were laid off) we are goign to take away your 75%. Unreal. Now I am not sure of the exact answer for all of this to keep people from abusing it. However it shouldnt be that difficult for someone to do... Or as Obama said this answer is above my paygrade
So you think Unemployment compensation program should be abolished? Every time I have been on it, I had to apply and show proof that I was looking for work. I probably should just say I disagree with your opinion, and be done with it.
by waborat » Wed Sep 10, 2008 4:26 pm
WarAdmiral wrote:Ziner wrote:I was in a hurry so I couldnt complete all of my thoughts (hard to believe isnt it).
However, has anyone every been on unemployment? My fiance's father is on it. He gets 75% of his pay for the past 6 months or so, and that obviously makes the bills a bit tight. Can you tell me why in the world he can not go out and find another job earning money? Why let him sit at home and not work when he wants to? That is a seriously problem with a government program. Here take your 75% if you go out and try to get 100% or 125% (because it isnt your fault you were laid off) we are goign to take away your 75%. Unreal. Now I am not sure of the exact answer for all of this to keep people from abusing it. However it shouldnt be that difficult for someone to do... Or as Obama said this answer is above my paygrade
So you think Unemployment compensation program should be abolished? Every time I have been on it, I had to apply and show proof that I was looking for work. I probably should just say I disagree with your opinion, and be done with it.
by Ziner » Wed Sep 10, 2008 4:28 pm
by Mr. MacPhisto » Wed Sep 10, 2008 8:52 pm
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by idoctribefan » Wed Sep 10, 2008 9:37 pm

by mikebrownz26 » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:04 pm
by jfiling » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:08 pm
idoctribefan wrote:"Stand up, Chuck!!!"
what an idiot.
"Chuck" is Chuck Graham, state senator from Missouri I believe. He is bound to a wheelchair from an auto accident when he was a teenager.
by swerb » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:12 pm
by Mr. MacPhisto » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:57 pm
Swerb wrote:Bad, bad couple weeks for Obama.
The conventions were a disaster for the Dems. Theirs had no notable moments, and any potential bounce was destroyed by the brilliant selection of Palin as McCain's VP the next morning. Repub convention was the most effective convention I've seen in my life.
Obama has been reeling since. The lipstick statement was just dumb, especially in the wake of how well recieved Palin has been. And the interview with O'Reilly was a calculated risk that ended up making him look like an idiot.
This election is far from over. I expect Obama to be formidable in the debates behind podiums. And those debates have a big impact.
But McCain has gone from a longshot to a prohibitive favorite in less than two weeks time.
Ultimately, I'm not a huge believer in the importance of "winning" news cycles. I do think, however, that the battle for the news cycle is an exhibition of a campaign's ability to move its message. And it has become clear that the McCain campaign is better at this. This "lipstick on a pig" incident will probably not affect a single vote - but it shows that the McCain campaign is ready and able to defend any real gains it might have made among white women. Once again, it's doing a better job getting its message across.
Nobody would have predicted this on June 3rd. That was the day Obama boldly stood in the Xcel Energy Center and proclaimed an exciting new moment in American politics. Meanwhile McCain, sweating profusely, stood in front of a green screen and gave a rambling, disjointed speech. The contrast in messages was stark. Three months later, it's just as stark - but now it's Obama that's sweating and McCain that's exciting. What a turnaround.
by Ziner » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:57 pm
jfiling wrote:idoctribefan wrote:"Stand up, Chuck!!!"
what an idiot.
"Chuck" is Chuck Graham, state senator from Missouri I believe. He is bound to a wheelchair from an auto accident when he was a teenager.
Obviously, the Democrats are above doing pre-campaign research. That said,
"STAND UP CHUCK!"
I have to admit that if he had stood up I'd vote for Obama/Biden, the ticket of miracles.
by Mr. MacPhisto » Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:01 pm
jfiling wrote:
Obviously, the Democrats are above doing pre-campaign research. That said,
"STAND UP CHUCK!"
I have to admit that if he had stood up I'd vote for Obama/Biden, the ticket of miracles.
by Ziner » Thu Sep 11, 2008 11:48 am
WarAdmiral wrote:This country of mine is whacked.
by Madre Hill, Superstar » Thu Sep 11, 2008 4:15 pm
My issue is helping people who dont want to help themselves. I am all for helping those who want to help themselves. How do families live generations on welfare? there is no incentive to get off... what about a sliding scale that eventually goes away after a certain time limit.
The American dream has gone from setting goals and go out to achieve them and america will get out of your way. To now dont dream at all Obama, Clinton, and Pelosi will take care of, just remember them come November.
And before you think I am just harping on Dems, the biggest disappointment in Dubya for me is his utter failure to not privatize social security. I am young, give me my money and I will take care of myself when I become 65. I can invest it a hell of alot better than the US government.

by Madre Hill, Superstar » Thu Sep 11, 2008 4:21 pm
Swerb wrote:The lipstick statement was just dumb, especially in the wake of how well recieved Palin has been.
But McCain has gone from a longshot to a prohibitive favorite in less than two weeks time.

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