Comments on: Election 2008–Presidential Debate II Recap

By: kogmedia

kogmedia — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 14:59:54 +0000

The candidates have a major difference in their leadership styles: McCain tends to say, “Follow me because the other guy can’t get it done” while Obama says, “Follow me because I can get it done.” Ideally, the candidates should say, “Follow me because i will help you get it done” … in any case, of the two of them Obama demonstrates a better leadership mentality

By: Micky 2

Micky 2 — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 01:29:32 +0000

And oh by the way, Democrats added 20 Million in funding to the bailout plan for Acorn

By: Micky 2

Micky 2 — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 01:18:50 +0000

Typical lib, or whatever you are.
You’re even lucky after all your arrogance that I tossed some humor your way and you still didnt get it.
If you’re pushing Obama I guess it would only make sense for you to convince folks to register dem, right ? (right)

Whatever you consider substantial is irrelevant.
It goes to character. Obama has defended these scumbags in court, donated to their organization as they are backing him also.
Organizations with an agenda should not be allowed to register voters.
PERIOD
Ontop of the fact that they were pressuring banks to issue sub prime loans.
! or 2 bad apples in NEVADA?????
Crust o mighty they’re being investigated right now in almost all the battle ground states. WAKE UP !!!

The only problem with your last paragraph is that its the dems that did the most damage up untill now.
A one party dem state is going to reverse all the damage the dems have done to our economy ?

Now I know you’re high

Do actually think the same laizzez faire crooks Pelosi and Reid are gonna come after Frank , Dodd, Schumer and Obama for their assistance in pushing this disaster forward ?

Please dude get real

By: Jersey McJones

Jersey McJones — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 00:25:49 +0000

As far as I know, there hasn’t been any substantial Democratic voter fraud since 1960. Among the GOP ranks, there was apparently substantial fraud in 2000. By substantial, I man fraud that actually changed the election results.

The ACORN matter seems to be confined to a bad apple ot two down in Nevada. So, I’m not concerned by it. If it’s more widespread, then they should clamp down it, and apparently they are anyway.

As for them being “militant socialists,” that’s just goofy. But you cons are easily riled by such hyperbolic paranoia, so whatever floats your boat…

Also, Micky, I’m not a Dem, so I don’t register them. I’m just helping to bring out the already registered voters in FL because I believe it could make a difference down here, and the best hope we have to undo the damage done in the past some-odd years of the laizzez faire crooks known as the GOP is to replace them with the opposing party. For now.

JMJ

By: Micky 2

Micky 2 — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 21:39:39 +0000

Its only a psuedo issue when its you in the headlights right ???
Acorn is far out of the psuedo realm at this point and coming to light as not only a bunch militant socialist con men but also connected to F&F in promoting sub prime mortgages.

Eagle, have you ever heard Jersey speak to people ?

If he tried to register you, yould probably get a nose bleed if you didnt check the “D” box

By: Jersey McJones

Jersey McJones — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 20:13:09 +0000

I haven’t seen any evidence of that in recent times, Eagle. I think it’s a bogeyman invented by the right to rile up the anti-immigrant rabble. I think the left also overdoes it with the voter ID issue. I understand the slippery-slope argument (that could be be construed as, or lead to, poll taxes and such), but I don’t think it’s a serious problem any more or less than I think illegal voting is a serious problem. These are pseudo-issues.

JMJ

By: Eagle 6

Eagle 6 — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 17:57:45 +0000

A patriotic thing to do, Jersey, and I commend you for trying to register voters. I was quite bemused by a “voice” on television this morning concerning voters… She lamented the fact that minorities and poor people are being targeted by Republican scare-tactics. She said that many people will be afraid to come to the polls because they fear being questioned about their residency…others won’t come to the polls because they may have to show an ID… still others may not show up because they fear people will serve them with outstanding warrants… Let me take a McCain comment about Obama’s threat to Pakistan and apply it here, “Sure, there are a number of fraudulant voters who are ineligible to vote, or who have registered in a number of places, and are criminals, but you don’t say this OUT LOUD”…

By: Micky 2

Micky 2 — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 15:57:40 +0000

There you go Jersey, cheating and playing games like a little boy.

I put the focus on her whole career, not just Wasilla, you conveniently left out her being governor of Alaska.

You can say whatever you want, I know you’re hooked on mental masturbation, I get it. This statement proves it;
“And I’m very rarely wrong about these thiongs.”

The facts dictate that the woman has insurmountable accomplishments next to Obama.

Obama was instrumental in this countrys 2 trillion dollar debt and you want to bring up a 20 mill debt in Wasilla that has been cleared as she was governor of the state ?

(Watch out for the table)

By: Jersey McJones

Jersey McJones — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 14:45:25 +0000

I do not just think the woman is “dangerous”! That could confer that I believe she is intelligent - and I am firmly convinced she is not an intelligent person! I really and truly believe she’s an idiot - and that is what makes her dangerous, IMHO.

JMJ

By: Jersey McJones

Jersey McJones — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 01:31:28 +0000

“The bigger picture is how Palin ran her community/Wasilla and Alaska.”

Ah, yes. Wee wittle Wasillla. LOL!

She left the town 20 million dollars in debt. A complete hack and a failure. Yes, she’s popular in Wasilla. And Wasilla is full of ….

In my personal opinion, I must humbly assert, I am completely convinced the woman is dangerous. And I’m very rarely wrong about these thiongs.

JMJ