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Obama Sharpens His Tone Against McCain As Republican Says His Rival Does Not Have What It Takes To Be Commander-In-Chief
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- Obama only said he would discuss it. -- Try again next time without the McCain / Palin lie.
Posted by misha128 at 10:54 PM : Oct 29, 2008
You must of just got here. Asked and Answered
Posted by doctor--cool at 11:04 PM
You missed the response to read after the Yes (as in the WHOLE RESPONSE)-- it was a qualified answer. - Reply to this comment
- When it comes to hiding things where are the Gov Palin''s medical records; She promised to produce them a week ago. Was that just another McCain / Palin lie?
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- Posted by jgg0001 at 10:50 PM
Obama only said he would discuss it. -- Try again next time without the McCain / Palin lie.
Posted by misha128
oh, no, no, no. try listening to the words that come directly out of the man''''s mouth.
Posted by jgg0001 at 10:56 PM
Check with doctor--cool it was a written statement. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by doctor--cool at 10:34 PM
McCain opted in to Public financing before the Obama''''''''s promised discussion even took place. When it comes to being naive in negotiations I say McCain proved he is not the president for tough negotiations when he makes unilateral moves instead of negotiating for better terms BEFORE ACTING IMPULSIVELY.
Posted by misha128 at 10:40 PM : Oct 29, 2008
Asked and Answered, that doesn''''t excuse Obama for breaking a written agreement, unless your saying our president needs to be a really good lair.
Posted by doctor--cool at 10:57 PM
The written statement specifically states a discussion in the full statement after the word -- yes -- where you stopped reading. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by jgg0001 at 10:50 PM
Obama only said he would discuss it. -- Try again next time without the McCain / Palin lie.
Posted by misha128
oh, no, no, no. try listening to the words that come directly out of the man''s mouth. - Reply to this comment
- Truth Finally Revealed - John McCain is a socialist too - John McCain was for spreading the Wealth until recently. He changed his position conveniently as political ploy and to get your votes. I know poor "Joe the Plumber" will be heart broken when he finds out the truth the John McCain is the real socialist. (Watch it for yourself)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2JPbQO
HEkY
Posted by Eric_Balcom at 10:53 PM
Does it discuss McCain''s welfare-like refundable tax credit for Health Care or is that another example? - Reply to this comment
- Posted by doctor--cool at 10:34 PM
McCain opted in to Public financing before the Obama''''''''s promised discussion even took place. When it comes to being naive in negotiations I say McCain proved he is not the president for tough negotiations when he makes unilateral moves instead of negotiating for better terms BEFORE ACTING IMPULSIVELY.
Posted by misha128
horse manure. Obama said he would take public financing and broke his word. There''''s no spin you can spin to change that.
Posted by jgg0001 at 10:50 PM
Obama only said he would discuss it. -- Try again next time without the McCain / Palin lie. - Reply to this comment
- Truth Finally Revealed - John McCain is a socialist too - John McCain was for spreading the Wealth until recently. He changed his position conveniently as political ploy and to get your votes. I know poor "Joe the Plumber" will be heart broken when he finds out the truth the John McCain is the real socialist. (Watch it for yourself)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2JPbQOHEkY - Reply to this comment
- But Obama is increasin no income taxes and controlled spending -- the tax reversal of the Bush Tax Cuts are because the Republicans made those Tax cuts TEMPORARY -- THEY EXPIRE NATURALLY. One of the outcomes of the election will determine the voters choice as to how to target future spending including the spending associated with tax cuts.
Posted by misha128 at 10:34 PM : Oct 29, 2008
At the time Bush passed that tax cut John voted no to it. Now he said that since the economy has adjusted to the cut he would leave them in place.
Bush did allot of BIG things that John did not vote for. The famous 90% quote that Obama keeps referring to is only true if you count the procedural Votes that don''''t really count. If you count the procedural type votes then Obama voted with Bush I think about 70 or 80 % of the time.
McCaine was so far out of line with the Republicans they was going to kick him out of the party at one time
Posted by doctor--cool at 10:49 PM
BUT what is McCain''s Current Plan -- Make the Bush tax cuts permanent and DOUBLE DOWN ON THE BUSH PRACTICE WITH EVEN MORE TAX CUTS APPLIED THE SAME WAY. McCain has completely renounced his "mavericky" position of the past in this election cycle; he''s just a Bushie now. - Reply to this comment
- JOHN McCAIN IS MORE ERRATIC THINKING THAN A CRACKHEAD.
Posted by Hootu-1
that should be an Obama bumper sticker! - Reply to this comment
- Posted by doctor--cool at 10:34 PM
McCain opted in to Public financing before the Obama''''s promised discussion even took place. When it comes to being naive in negotiations I say McCain proved he is not the president for tough negotiations when he makes unilateral moves instead of negotiating for better terms BEFORE ACTING IMPULSIVELY.
Posted by misha128
horse manure. Obama said he would take public financing and broke his word. There''s no spin you can spin to change that. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by doctor--cool at 10:34 PM
McCain opted in to Public financing before the Obama''s promised discussion even took place. When it comes to being naive in negotiations I say McCain proved he is not the president for tough negotiations when he makes unilateral moves instead of negotiating for better terms BEFORE ACTING IMPULSIVELY. - Reply to this comment
- "I think the deregulation was probably helpful to the growth of our economy."
September 22, 2008 on 60 Minutes
http://www.you tube.com/watch?v=vUJ_Qn0AHTU
(copy into your browser and take out the space between "you" and "tube")
Sen. John McCain said that on 60 Minutes one month ago. Seriously.
Posted by slownewsdays at 10:30 PM
Alan Greenspan even agrees that deregulation is a failed policy. Greenspan stated business does not act in it''s own best interest. Yet, Senator McCain still features deregulation as the centerpiece of his health care plan. A health care plan his own advisers, McCain''s Advisers even admit will produce inferior health care insurance plans in the future. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by doctor--cool at 10:04 PM
Obama has addressed far more than Senator McCain and Sarah Palin both on relationship and issues. Has either McCain or Palin actually presented a policy issue in the depth Obama has. Not really considering 18 billion in earmark cutting is supposed to offset how many times more spending by McCain / Palin? Seems from many reports to be the 16 times required for Senator to double the rate of increase in the national debt on his watch. A tradition started by Reagan''''''''s doubling, Bush 41''''''''s quadrupling and Bush 43 increase at 8 times the pre -Reagan rate of increase in the national debt.
Posted by misha128 at 10:10 PM : Oct 29, 2008
Hold up now,(who the hell is Barack Obama)? seriously can someone tell me what he has done?
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Alright I know he knows how to tax and spend tax payers money name one thing he has done. ...
Posted by doctor--cool at 10:26 PM
But Obama is increasin no income taxes and controlled spending -- the tax reversal of the Bush Tax Cuts are because the Republicans made those Tax cuts TEMPORARY -- THEY EXPIRE NATURALLY. One of the outcomes of the election will determine the voters choice as to how to target future spending including the spending associated with tax cuts. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by doctor--cool at 10:04 PM
Obama has addressed far more than Senator McCain and Sarah Palin both on relationship and issues. Has either McCain or Palin actually presented a policy issue in the depth Obama has. Not really considering 18 billion in earmark cutting is supposed to offset how many times more spending by McCain / Palin? Seems from many reports to be the 16 times required for Senator to double the rate of increase in the national debt on his watch. A tradition started by Reagan''s doubling, Bush 41''s quadrupling and Bush 43 increase at 8 times the pre -Reagan rate of increase in the national debt. - Reply to this comment
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtREqAmLsoA&eurl=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/28/obamas-prime-time-tv-comm_n_138767.html
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- Posted by doctor--cool at 09:52 PM
With Reagan doubling the rate of increase of the national debt, Bush 41 doubling Reagan''s rate of increase and Bush 43 doubling yet again Bush 41''s rate of increase. We cannot afford 16 times the rate of increase in the national debt required of Senator McCain to keep up with Reagan and the Bushes. - Reply to this comment
- doctor--cool at 09:52 PM : Oct 29, 2008 wrote:
"Can''''t you see Obama can''''t work with a limited budget! He%u2019ll run this country the same way, raise taxes and wastefully spend it and dig us deeper in debt!!
If McCain can run a campaign on less than half of that imagine what he can do to cut back on Government waste and cut our taxes!!"
Wait a minute - you support "free enterprise" but you want regulation on how much Obama should be able to spend on his campaign?
And then you relate that to an economy under Obama?
I''m sorry, but the two don''t go hand in hand.
Having said that, I don''t necessarily agree with the amount spent on the campaign by either party - and that includes buying clothes for Palin.
Look at it this way, at least Obama is spending money - something our economy needs at this particular point in time. - Reply to this comment
- doctor--cool at 09:43 PM : Oct 29, 2008 wrote:
"Go to youtube and search
CNN: Barack Osama%u2019s opposition to Born Alive Act
Click the first link ?"
I''ve watched the video, and your comments are still wrong.
Your claim, "He just said it%u2019s alright to kill a baby. The baby has no legal rights" is a lie.
Please provide a link to where Obama stated that. - Reply to this comment
- We may be singing but we are also joyful that a change for a better country is about to come.
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