ELECTION DAY 2008:........... Barack Obama, the next President of the United States of America

no TBone.. I never reject any opposing view because it is an opposing view. but when this guy says thing like these he is the biggest racist and bigot ever...This makes me a person who is unobjective. SIT THE HELL DOWN. (Listen all the way through)





#*%!%... Stop with this bull.. You calling me not open minded... This guy is a @#%+$+% and saying Colin Powell is supporting Obama because he is black is aslap in the face to Colin Powell or any black, saying oh because Obama is black any black voting Obama is voting because he is black.


Conservatives you wanna say us Liberals are un-american... Sit the hell down you need to stop we love this country as much as you and we feel it needs tochange... With all your "conservative change" when behind the lines it means lets keep the status quo. You wanna do this I can go all day with you..If we are "UN-AMERICAN" then that makes you guys "Hugo Chavez"
 
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thats mad crazy tbone, so sad.

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@ the search tags though

"suwoo, dadadoe"
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OH YEA! on a side note: I met Caroline Kennedy today.
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Originally Posted by TBONE95860

Originally Posted by krazy88s

I sense sarcasm from someone....
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Why? because I think Obama is going to win? I do....
And I'm seriously interested to see what he's going to do as President.... so many people think he's going to be so awesome... alright lets see it.
I want this country to do well. So more power to Obama if he takes over.... improves the economy, keeps us safe, and makes things all around better.
I personally don't think he's going to have as positive of an influence as people are hoping he will.... but he could certainly easily prove me wrong and I'll give him a round of applauds if that's the case.
Even if I don't like him, he'll still be my President... be the President of the Untied States of America... therefore he's on OUR side, America is ONE (republicans/democrats/others) so I will be supporting him in that regard*


*Nothing is more irritating then seeing those stupid bumper stickers saying "Bush isn't my President". You STUPID IDIOTS... YES HE IS. This is the UNITED STATES..... we are all in this TOGETHER whether you like the man or not.
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OK well, first of all, it's round of applause.

Second, I keep saying this. Here comes more "OK well, Obama won, but he didn't fix all our problems so SEE? YOU GOD DAMN LIBERALS WERE WRONG ALLALONG!!!"

This country has some serious, long term issues, NONE of which will be solved in 4 years. So TBONE while I see your point, and I understand it goes both ways,with people saying "Bush %!#$+@ it all up so it's not Obama's fault," you have to understand that while people don't say it soeloquently, that's kinda true. Bush was a pretty crappy president man. And while it remains to be seen whether or not Obama will have a positive ornegative impact on this country, I wouldn't be too disappointed if he can't get much done in 4 years.

That said, to everyone else, please make sure that you are prepared to hear a whole lot of this nonsense. Look at where we are TODAY and remember how we gothere.
 
i havent been keeping up this past week, but why does obamas lead shrink everyday?

wth has been goin on
 
Morning polls...


Monday, October 20[table][tr][th=""]Race (Click to Sort)[/th] [th=""]Poll[/th] [th=""]Results[/th] [th=""]Spread[/th] [/tr][tr][td]National[/td] [td]Rasmussen Reports[/td] [td]Obama 50, McCain 46[/td] [td]Obama +4[/td] [/tr][tr][td]National[/td] [td]Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby[/td] [td]Obama 50, McCain 44[/td] [td]Obama +6[/td] [/tr][tr][td]National[/td] [td]Hotline/FD[/td] [td]Obama 47, McCain 42[/td] [td]Obama +5[/td] [/tr][tr][td]New Hampshire[/td] [td]Research 2000[/td] [td]Obama 50, McCain 43[/td] [td]Obama +7[/td] [/tr][tr][td]National[/td] [td]GWU/Battleground[/td] [td]Obama 49, McCain 45[/td] [td]Obama +4[/td] [/tr][/table]
 
i wonder what the powell endorsement will do for his numbers; TBone when is the next polling numbers out?
 
Originally Posted by 718stylez

i wonder what the powell endorsement will do for his numbers; TBone when is the next polling numbers out?
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Some polls today will include #'s from after the Powell endorsement was public and out there, some will reflect it better intomorrow's polls.
 
Originally Posted by freshhh

i havent been keeping up this past week, but why does obamas lead shrink everyday?

wth has been goin on
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happens every election..just how it is..and the "experts" say its good if he doesnt have a HUGE lead because many people wont votebecause they will feel like he already won..
 
Interseting article....


[h2]I'm Young, Black and Hispanic and Voting for John McCain.Here's Why[/h2]
Editor's Note: The non-partisan Web site "Opposing Views" offers readers a look at all sides of the debate on a variety of issues. This is part of a series of posts from the Web site that will appear in the FOX Forum.

By Claudio Simpkins
A contributor to HipHopRepublican.com, Simpkins is a third-year Harvard Law student, Harry S. Truman Scholar and Jeanette K. Watson Fellow

Far from being the post-racial campaign that pundits have talked and written about for months, this election cycle is proving to be the most racialized ever. Every word, gesture, act or omission is scrutinized by the media for double-meaning or racial undertones. But when we move beyond race and talk about what really matters -- the qualities we all seek in a president -- things become clearer. Senator John McCain is the best man for the job.

This doesn't take anything away from Senator Obama. As a young Black and Hispanic male, I see Senator Obama as a role model. No one can deny his amazing achievement and inspirational life story. I also understand the concern of the Black and Hispanic communities given the Republican Party's unfortunate recent history with regards to race. Senator McCain however, represents the best of what the Republican Party has to offer: service, experience, independence, judgment and pragmatism.

Senator McCain is a well-respected and known reformer. Significantly, McCain took on the entirety of the Republican establishment on immigration, offering leadership in devising a respectful and effective immigration policy. Unfortunately, the discourse surrounding the immigration issue from more xenophobic parts of the party has turned off many Hispanics to the GOP entirely. But it can't be denied that McCain refused the politically expedient route and stood by his principles. This is the sort of bravery we should seek in our leaders.

The popular Democratic talking points that paint McCain as the second coming of President Bush miss the mark. McCain has repeatedly illustrated that he is his own man on issues of the highest import: interrogation techniques, diplomacy and nuclear proliferation, even the handling of the War in Iraq. Senator Obama's record, on the other hand, reveals few attempts at bipartisanship and even fewer instances of the senator taking a principled stand in opposition to his party. With a country as divided and polarized as ever, can we really expect someone with the most liberal voting record in the entire Senate (see The National Journal's 27th annual vote rankings) to compromise, to heal, and to unite? I have my doubts.

In spite of the utter incompetence of Congress, Senator McCain has proven himself willing to do what it takes to get the job done. McCain-Feingold, McCain-Lieberman, McCain-Kennedy, the Gang of Fourteen -- the list goes on. Senator McCain's record indicates an individual committed to doing what is right, not simply what is politically expedient. It belies a man of deep conviction, of even temperament and sound judgment. Senator McCain might not always say or do what's popular. Perhaps that's why he's losing this race. But perhaps that is exactly why he should be leading us through the next four years.
 
Why in the WORLD are you posting an OPINION from a Fox News Forum???
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It's like me posting an OPINION from a HuffintonPost Forum.

http://foxforum.blogs.fox...10/18/opposingviews_1018/

The popular Democratic talking points that paint McCain as the second coming of President Bush miss the mark. McCain has repeatedly illustrated that he is his own man on issues of the highest import: interrogation techniques, diplomacy and nuclear proliferation, even the handling of the War in Iraq.
Off the mark with interrogation techniques...

http://thinkprogress.org/...2/20/mccain-torture-veto/
[h2]http://thinkprogress.org/2008/02/20/mccain-torture-veto/[/h2]
[h2]McCain Sides With Bush On Torture Again, Supports Veto Of Anti-Waterboarding Bill»[/h2]McCain is trying to have it both ways. He claims the CIA should not use "cruel" or "unusual" interrogations, but he is defending Bush's veto, a clear approval of waterboarding.

Off the mark on Iraq war too

http://www.cbsnews.com/st...itics/mainD8MJRGCO0.shtml
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[h2]McCain Defends Bush's Iraq Strategy[/h2] [h1]John McCain defends President Bush's Iraq strategy[/h1]Sen. John McCain defended President Bush's Iraq plan on Friday as a difficult but necessary move, parting company with lawmakers questioning the wisdom of the military build up.

"I believe that together these moves will give the Iraqis and Americans the best chance of success," said McCain, R-Ariz., a leading presidential contender for 2008.


So in summary, this person's opinion is worth as much as the %*!$ I deposited in the toilet this morning.
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Originally Posted by TBONE95860

Morning polls...


Monday, October 20 [table][tr][th=""]Race (Click to Sort)[/th] [th=""]Poll[/th] [th=""]Results[/th] [th=""]Spread[/th] [/tr][tr][td]National[/td] [td]Rasmussen Reports[/td] [td]Obama 50, McCain 46[/td] [td]Obama +4[/td] [/tr][tr][td]National[/td] [td]Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby[/td] [td]Obama 50, McCain 44[/td] [td]Obama +6[/td] [/tr][tr][td]National[/td] [td]Hotline/FD[/td] [td]Obama 47, McCain 42[/td] [td]Obama +5[/td] [/tr][tr][td]New Hampshire[/td] [td]Research 2000[/td] [td]Obama 50, McCain 43[/td] [td]Obama +7[/td] [/tr][tr][td]National[/td] [td]GWU/Battleground[/td] [td]Obama 49, McCain 45[/td] [td]Obama +4[/td] [/tr][/table]
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where is the gallup poll?
 
No wonder McCain pulled out of Michigan. . . .

http://emptywheel.firedog...e-surrender-to-democrats/

An agreement announced today by Obama for America, the Republican National Committee, the Democratic National Committee, the Michigan Republican Party, the Michigan Democratic Party, the Macomb County Republican Party, the Macomb County Democratic Party, and plaintiffs Duane Maletski, Sharon Lopez, and Frances M. Zick protects the voting rights of foreclosure victims. The settlement acknowledges the existence of an illegal scheme by the Republicans to use mortgage foreclosure lists to deny foreclosure victims their right to vote. This settlement has the force of law behind it and ensures that Republicans cannot disenfranchise families facing foreclosure.
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Originally Posted by ThrowedInDaGame

Inspiration....



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seriously
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, i just watched mccains most recent rally in missouri and when he described obamas plan as socialism, i heard the lamest group of boos ever, its liketheyve given up "hope"
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Originally Posted by SFN 155

No wonder McCain pulled out of Michigan. . . .

http://emptywheel.firedoglake.com/2...al-foreclosure-scheme-surrender-to-democrats/http://emptywheel.firedog...e-surrender-to-democrats/

An agreement announced today by Obama for America, the Republican National Committee, the Democratic National Committee, the Michigan Republican Party, the Michigan Democratic Party, the Macomb County Republican Party, the Macomb County Democratic Party, and plaintiffs Duane Maletski, Sharon Lopez, and Frances M. Zick protects the voting rights of foreclosure victims. The settlement acknowledges the existence of an illegal scheme by the Republicans to use mortgage foreclosure lists to deny foreclosure victims their right to vote. This settlement has the force of law behind it and ensures that Republicans cannot disenfranchise families facing foreclosure.
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smh TBONE defend that !#*@%$%*
 
Originally Posted by behemothcoa

Originally Posted by SFN 155

No wonder McCain pulled out of Michigan. . . .

http://emptywheel.firedoglake.com/2...al-foreclosure-scheme-surrender-to-democrats/http://emptywheel.firedog...e-surrender-to-democrats/http://emptywheel.firedog...e-surrender-to-democrats/

An agreement announced today by Obama for America, the Republican National Committee, the Democratic National Committee, the Michigan Republican Party, the Michigan Democratic Party, the Macomb County Republican Party, the Macomb County Democratic Party, and plaintiffs Duane Maletski, Sharon Lopez, and Frances M. Zick protects the voting rights of foreclosure victims. The settlement acknowledges the existence of an illegal scheme by the Republicans to use mortgage foreclosure lists to deny foreclosure victims their right to vote. This settlement has the force of law behind it and ensures that Republicans cannot disenfranchise families facing foreclosure.
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smh TBONE defend that !#*@%$%*


TBONE is not the official speaker of the GOP. Why don't you write your local news or your congressmen if you are all up in arms about this.
 
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