Out side groups go racial...

 

And to think there are people out there saying that both campaigns are equally negative. Right.

And to think there are people out there saying that both campaigns are equally negative. Right.

Are you f***ing kidding me? The campaign isn't doing this s***. Come on. Can you please stop insinuating that crap? Then you wonder why people get sick of the RSO supporters that want to throw s*** all over the place to see what sticks. There might be some assholes out there doing this, but it's not the "campaign".

Edited October 18, 200817 yr by kapkomet

In other news here's a photo of a McCain rally this morning.

 

Then you wonder why people get sick of the McCain campaign that wants to throw s*** all over the place to see what sticks.

 

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Are you f***ing kidding me? The campaign isn't doing this s***. Come on. Can you please stop insinuating that crap? Then you wonder why people get sick of the RSO supporters that want to throw s*** all over the place to see what sticks. There might be some assholes out there doing this, but it's not the "campaign".

Heh. What a douche.

Are you f***ing kidding me? The campaign isn't doing this s***. Come on. Can you please stop insinuating that crap? Then you wonder why people get sick of the RSO supporters that want to throw s*** all over the place to see what sticks. There might be some assholes out there doing this, but it's not the "campaign".

 

Even a GOP Senator thinks the McCain camp is going too far.

Even a GOP Senator thinks the McCain camp is going too far.

by the way, McCain decried sleazy robo-calls in 2000 and 2008... yet oddly hired THE SAME COMPANY to do his robo-calls that ran robo-calls against him in 2000.

Nevermind. I get it. The Messiah Lives!

 

 

Nevermind. I get it. The Messiah Lives!

 

Indeed. Resistance if futile!

And to think there are people out there saying that both campaigns are equally negative. Right.

Outside groups here =/= McCain campaign. It would be like attributing that "hey McCain is gonna die of cancer" ad to the Obama campaign. Not fair.

Outside groups here =/= McCain campaign. It would be like attributing that "hey McCain is gonna die of cancer" ad to the Obama campaign. Not fair.

thankfully that ad never gained traction. it was disgusting.

thankfully that ad never gained traction. it was disgusting.

It really was. It made me cringe every time I saw it.

Caught me off guard there.

 

Caught me off guard there.

she only reads newspapers from "Pro-America" parts of the country

 

And she got what she had comin.

Edited October 18, 200817 yr by Athomeboy_2000

This guy more or less sums up my feelings on why, despite some conservative leanings, I can't and won't fully support Republicans, and will continue to lean Democratic until I see some things change.

 

They are killing me. I am a registered Republican. I live in Virginia. But I am clearly not a "Virginia Republican". This ticket and loathesome campaign is a disaster - I haven't left the Republican Party so much as it has left me, at least here in the Commonwealth. The party gladly allowed Rove/GWB to cultivate a certain brand of politics to win and hold the White House. And now that the bill has come due, so few wish to face the music. And in the process - and his quest for office - John McCain has embraced that which he professed to repudiate.

 

Ignorant Christian Fascism is not a recipe for success, it's Saudi Arabia under a different prophet. Count me out. Despite differing with the Democratic platform on a great number of policies, I will gladly vote for the Obama ticket because at a minimum it promises adults at the helm, a rational approach to policymaking, the return of science over theocracy, the restoration of the primacy of the rule of law, and the creative destruction of that assemblage once known as the GOP.

 

http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_...ublican-in.html

 

This guy more or less sums up my feelings on why, despite some conservative leanings, I can't and won't fully support Republicans, and will continue to lean Democratic until I see some things change.

 

 

 

http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_...ublican-in.html

 

Any economic/fiscal conservative Republican whom is voting Obama really shouldn't consider them self an economic conservative. I'm guessing if he's a GOP voter he voted Bush for a second term, even with the crazy spending. Now he is voting for an even bigger spender, Obama. Makes no sense.

 

Honestly, the people that seem to be in charge of the Obama campaign seem to be far from responsible adults, so I'm not sure what this guy is getting at. Even though I agree with him on the pandering to Evangelicals, reckless spending, Iraq war, and nation building has ruined the GOP for me.

 

edit: Oh the Atlantic ok, that guy is most likely some Democrat merely bulls***ting the readers. I knew something didn't add up with his argument. This is the McCain=Dracula publication

 

no offense lostfan

Edited October 18, 200817 yr by mr_genius

So does anyone think Powell will endorse Obama on MTP tomorrow? And will it even matter?

So does anyone think Powell will endorse Obama on MTP tomorrow? And will it even matter?

1. Maybe

 

2. No

edit: Oh the Atlantic ok, that guy is most likely some Democrat merely bulls***ting the readers. I knew something didn't add up with his argument. This is the McCain=Dracula publication

 

So how do you explain Buckley Jr, David Brooks, Kathleen Parker, etc. They must all be liberals disguising themselves as conservatives.

So how do you explain Buckley Jr, David Brooks, Kathleen Parker, etc. They must all be liberals disguising themselves as conservatives.

 

if they like Obama's fiscal plans they are not fiscal conservatives. Are they liberals? Don't care. I would vote for a social liberal, fiscal conservative.

Any economic/fiscal conservative Republican whom is voting Obama really shouldn't consider them self an economic conservative. I'm guessing if he's a GOP voter he voted Bush for a second term, even with the crazy spending. Now he is voting for an even bigger spender, Obama. Makes no sense.

 

Honestly, the people that seem to be in charge of the Obama campaign seem to be far from responsible adults, so I'm not sure what this guy is getting at. Even though I agree with him on the pandering to Evangelicals has kind of ruined the GOP for me as their issues are crazy sometimes.

 

edit: Oh the Atlantic ok, that guy is most likely some Democrat merely bulls***ting the readers. I knew something didn't add up with his argument. This is the McCain=Dracula publication

 

no offense lostfan

I wasn't particularly concerned with the message and who was saying it (supposedly a Republican) so much as what is being said and what parts match up with what i personally believe. Mainly, that social conservatives annoy the hell out of me, and that the party doesn't resemble anything close to fiscal responsibility, so if that's your alternative then it's almost moot (that wasn't addressed in that post though).

Edited October 18, 200817 yr by lostfan

I wasn't particularly concerned with the message and who was saying it (supposedly a Republican) so much as what is being said and what parts match up with what i personally believe. Mainly, that social conservatives annoy the hell out of me, and that the party doesn't resemble anything close to fiscal responsibility, so if that's your alternative then it's almost moot (that wasn't addressed in that post though).

 

I won't vote for the GOP, they barely have any policies I agree with. I didn't vote for GW either time; first time because I thought we was too dumb to be president, and second time because he is a spending psycho, the Iraq war, and still dumb.

 

But that doesn't mean I voted Democrat, well I did vote for Clinton. But the Obama crew no way. Goreacle no way. Kerry no way.

Edited October 18, 200817 yr by mr_genius

I won't vote for the GOP, they barely have any policies I agree with. I didn't vote for GW either time; first time because I thought we was too dumb to be president, and second time because he is a spending psycho, the Iraq war, and still dumb.

 

But that doesn't mean I voted Democrat, well I did vote for Clinton. But the Obama crew no way. Goreacle no way. Kerry no way.

 

 

I think Bob Barr is your man.

I think Bob Barr is your man.

 

i'll vote libertarian or for Nader just for the hell of it. the libertarian philosophy goes a little bit too far in the limited government stuff sometimes and i don't like the guy running on their ticket this time.