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| Gold Member | McCain's Speech I liked it. The change part was refreshing. Anyone else? |
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| Kruger Industrial Smoothing Board Administrator | Long. Still tough watching him give a speech. Its just not his thing but I thought it had substance, was more positive than any candidates speech in this election and I thought he ended well. The parts about character were moving and he did better than I expected but one thing is for sure...he won't win based off his speech giving ability. I've also never heard a candidate criticize his own party in an acceptance speech which I thought was refreshing. We censor. We protect innocent companies for the right amount. We ban for negative comments. We lie, cheat, steal and pillage. WE DO IT ALL! PHILLIES 2008 WORLD CHAMPS!!!!!!!! |
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| Registered User | For McCain I thought it was a good speech. Everyone knows that he is not great at scripted speeches. He ended it very strong. Regardless of your politics I think anyone would have to admit that he is sincere in his beliefs and not afraid to stand up for them. Protein Recovery Balls.....Nutrition Wrapped In A Ball |
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| SARCASM: Just one more service I offer. Board Moderator | Mediocre. |
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| Nimbus Nutrition Rep Board Sponsor | for him it was good. I was surprised to see him criticize his own party as well, which I personally liked seeing, but I am curious if it will have an impact on the base. Also, not a lot of specifics given about the economy, which is still issue #1 for most people. Nimbus Nutrition Rep To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Check out our products here: To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Contact: To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. |
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| Registered User | I think it's great how they exploited the troops for political gain as if the the republicans have a monopoly on being patriotic Let's wrap ourselves in the flag and do whatever we want. Question our motives? You must be unpatritriotic! God bless this and that, and the troops are great, so vote for us = 90% of the RNC content so far. Yes, we have a many great freedoms, however it's frowned upon if you try to exersize any of them, like freedom of assembly or freedom of speech. Quote:
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| Registered User | As a non-American who by definition is neutral I found McCain and Palin's speech completely out of whack with reality. Take McCain for instance. The man kept yapping - Fight, fight, fight. Fight for what?? Did he take a step back and wonder that of the last 28 years(since 1980) Republicans have been in power for 20 of these(2 times for Reagan, Bush Jr, once for Bush Sr). And the other 8 years that Democrats were in power, United States was actually rolling in budget surplus and goodwill around the world?? What I would have loved would have been to see McCain come out and say - Look we have done a few mistakes in past, including Iraq. Our economy is tanking. India/China are coming up excellently. Our stature in the world is diminishing. Gas prices and real estate is making life miserable for everyone. But the buck stops now. I shall learn from the mistakes of my party and make sure we turn things around. Instead what he, and his mate Palin, did was to come out swinging as if it was the Democrats who has brought USA down to its knees. What makes me greatly apprehensive is the sheer divisiveness in USA plitics. It appears Republicans will support their party(same for Democrats) no matter how wrong they are! It is almost as if the ability to differentiate between right and wrong doesnt matter anymore. Most of Americans are biased, and quite aware of it. And most Americans are playing their part in destroying their great country..only they arent aware of that. xxx |
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i would want obama to win to see if things do change. i want to see whether democrats can really change things now and bring prosperity to our economy. if so, i would switch parties. | |
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| Kruger Industrial Smoothing Board Administrator | Quote:
A budget surplus means absolutely nothing to the American people. This notion that the national debt or surplus actually effects you is a myth. Clinton got a surplus by cutting defense spending by 60%. THATS IT! There was no broad economic plan that he enacted and most of the increase revenue that he received was the result of the Bush tax increases. "Read my lips, no new taxes". Wrong, he taxed..pissed off his base and created more revenue for the federal government. Clinton benefits the first 4 years of that increase. This notion that Clinton actually did something with the economy is a complete myth. Economic ebbs and flows have almost nothing to do with any President unless he either raises taxes or lowers them. Other than that, he has almost zero control. Quote:
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Look at the actual numbers instead of talking points. Quote:
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Last time I checked, Pelosi refused to even have a vote about drilling. She wouldn't even let people debate the issue. Quote:
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We censor. We protect innocent companies for the right amount. We ban for negative comments. We lie, cheat, steal and pillage. WE DO IT ALL! PHILLIES 2008 WORLD CHAMPS!!!!!!!! | ||||||||
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And while you are at it, can you care to elaborate how many times USA supported militias have bombed around the world. Afganistan is a great example. CIA supported Afganistanis jehadis when it suited their interest. Even today CIA considers it a great success and completely fail to realize that its (mis)adventure helped 911 to happen. Quote:
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In the end Clinton has surplus on his side while Bush has sank the country into debt(that too from China and Saudi Arabia). Enough said. Quote:
This is NOT the first time Asia is developing. Japan grew, South Korea grew. Did that coincide with USA's demise? Errr no. But this time it is. Make no mistakes that USA has a tough fight at hand. Why? BEcause the trillion that it spent in Iraq could have been spent at home. That all said if you dont care for your country fair enough man. It will only benefit other countries and not USA. | ||||
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| TCP™ Puttin' the P back in Pimp Board Moderator | Quote:
A wise man said: Once you come ashore you will have a renewed appreciation for the simple things and find a joy that may have been missed, overlooked or otherwise unappreciated before. You will be a greater witness to those who will need you when they are a drift in that sea. "I don't need no one to tell me about heaven, I look at my daughter, and I believe." | |
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| Kruger Industrial Smoothing Board Administrator | Quote:
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And I'm not in debt. I run a profitable business. Do you? Quote:
You do understand that for 6 out of they 8 years during the Clinton years Congress was controlled by the Republicans. Did they do it? And if so what did they do? Keep it simple? That's all you do. Quote:
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Plus, comparing Japan to the China and India which have the largest populations in the world just shows have completely ignorant you are. You have the biggest increase and shift form an agrarian society to an industrial one in China that its ever seen. I'd like to know how the US president is going to stop that. Quote:
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