*2008 Presidential Thread* McCain vs Obama *Poll*
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There are a large # of well connected groups working on #4. Don't be so sure it won't happen. As American discomfort with offending people and warfare continues, and as CAIR and similar groups become more skillful at manipulating the media and the american legal system, #4 will continue to develop.
Be vigilant. There are lots of well connected wealthy people that have a vested interest in destroying the things you and I and most Americans like about America. Our current crop of politicians aren't helping by playing the bread and circuses card and keeping us distracted.
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Obama is the anti-christ.........period......
Doesn't the Rev. Jeremiah Wright thing perty much sum it up?!?!?!?
McCain is left wing republican..... weak
Ron Paul for me
Makes me sad Operation Chaos is over..... sad
I have never spoke my political views on this forum till now, so now you all know i hate hippies
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thrash;221595 wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saudi_Arabia> Saudi Arabia is also the only country in the world where women are banned from driving on public roadsAt least they got one thing right.
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Rexwagon;221733 wrote:
Pretty sure Iraq is too. It may not be on the law books but its definatley not socially excepted. Out of my two years I spent there, I never seen a woman drive. Never.Good.
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With all the youngsters on this forum, I'm really surprised McCain did as well as he did in the poll. Here is a vid I found that I thought was very enlightening.... ah, the good ole days.
DaveH
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This is sweet
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZrfxr8GEUo&feature=related
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Tad218;221959 wrote:
North Dakota youngsters though, I'm surprised Obama did so well in the poll.You mean the fact that he had more people vote for him in the ND primary than the entire republican party had vote for anyone at their primary?
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tjamz;221967 wrote:
You mean the fact that he had more people vote for him in the ND primary than the entire republican party had vote for anyone at their primary?
I realize this but we're still the same state where Bush defeated Kerry by 90,000 votes, Bush defeated Gore by 80,000 votes, Dole defeated Clinton by like 20,000 (all big numbers considering our population) and so on and so on since Lyndon Johnson. -
and in the us too.
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willing to make a small wager there gsr? Say $5....nothing big, but just something to keep it semi-interesting?
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DelSlow;222036 wrote:
Chuck i bet you $10 someone will win the presidency.Clever.
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http://www.electoral-vote.com/
Kinda shocked when I checked this the other day, as McCain had a substantial lead a few weeks ago.
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as for obama having more votes.. remember the democrats' caucus was open for most of the day, versus the fifteen minutes or so that the republicans had. Time does factor in to the number of people who were able to show up and have their say. (still, shocking numbers of people on both sides!)
a bit of exaggeration on the amount of time, yes. wasn't it like six or eight hours for democrats, versus 1.5 to two hours for republicans?
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