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Mister Slippery		#8281	[-]
Posts: 15302 (08/29/08 7:35 PM) Registered Abuser Administrator More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Is anybody but me wondering why Palin brought up Hillarys crack(s) in her speech today ?
B DeBrun		#8282	[-]
Posts: 17504 (08/29/08 7:41 PM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Mister Slippery wrote: StarrEise wrote: Us Kids Know wrote: Women aren't that stupid. Yes, they are. Women will fawn all over this cupcake because she's finally broken the glass ceiling. They just haven't figured it out that having the House Bunny as VP will do absolutely NOTHING for women's rights. If she fails (which I predict she will if put to the test), it will be another 25 years before you see a woman on the ticket. Bingo ! and 24 years ago we had a woman on the ticket
Mister Slippery		#8283	[-]
Posts: 15303 (08/29/08 7:41 PM) Registered Abuser Administrator More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Van Halen Mad At McCain Over Song Use John McCain ended the big rally introducing Sarah Palin as his running mate with the Van Halen song "Right Now," and the band is not pleased, reports TMZ: After John McCain used a Van Halen song during his big speech earlier today, the band wants to make to make one thing clear -- they're not running with McCain. Van Halen management tells us the band had no idea McCain was planning on using "Right Now" during his big entrance in Ohio telling us, "Permission was not sought or granted nor would it have been given." Oops! But it's familiar territory. Just two weeks ago, rocker Jackson Browne was similarly furious about McCain using one his songs.
Mister Slippery		#8284	[-]
Posts: 15304 (08/29/08 7:43 PM) Registered Abuser Administrator More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	B DeBrun wrote: Mister Slippery wrote: StarrEise wrote: Us Kids Know wrote: Women aren't that stupid. Yes, they are. Women will fawn all over this cupcake because she's finally broken the glass ceiling. They just haven't figured it out that having the House Bunny as VP will do absolutely NOTHING for women's rights. If she fails (which I predict she will if put to the test), it will be another 25 years before you see a woman on the ticket. Bingo ! and 24 years ago we had a woman on the ticket Precisely, Ferraro was just as bad a pick then as this one is now. I'm certainly not defending it!
lilnubber		#8285	[-]
Posts: 9719 (08/29/08 7:44 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Mister Slippery wrote: This is absolute evidence that Mccains judgement is flawed and his first executive decision was one which placed political concerns above those of the nation. Look for this to be hammered home quite a bit. It's VERY telling. Exactly. This whole thing is bizarre.
Strange Flute		#8286	[-]
Posts: 3085 (08/29/08 7:46 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Mister Slippery wrote: Is anybody but me wondering why Palin brought up Hillarys crack(s) in her speech today ? Oh, no doubt she's molding herself to be the new Hillary to attract woman voters but also fundies and horny guys. It's the trifecta of WIN!
Endofthread		#8287	[-]
Posts: 5480 (08/29/08 7:50 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Has merkyl killed himself yet ?
CBRetriever		#8288	[-]
Posts: 20602 (08/29/08 7:52 PM) MESS member More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	no, he's in ~~love~~ lust again
CallMeMadam		#8289	[-]
Posts: 221 (08/29/08 7:59 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Vetting is really a pretty basic concept. But Republicans only seem to see vetting as a process to shut out anyone who isn't a deeply partisian hack, ala Monica Goodling and the DOJ and any number of Bush appointees. Loyalty is all that seems to matter to them. It's the only qualification they care about, as in "Heckuva job, Brownie!" They just don't seem to get, or care, that there can be any number of reasons that make a particular candidate a bad choice. Party and personal loyalty trumps all. This is going to blow up worse than the Kerik fiasco.
B DeBrun		#8290	[-]
Posts: 17505 (08/29/08 8:02 PM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Slip, back then Mondale knew he was going to lose so he went outside the box and picked a female. Dems did a piss poor job of vetting her. So give McCain credit for being ballsy to go outside the box for this one. Considering they are within 3-5 % points of each other, picking the stereotypical white male would have been the safe pick. Bottom line: today, nobody is talking about Obama the day after HIS nomination and acceptance speech. Nobody. McCain and his controversial pick has stolen the thunder from the Chosen One.
nomiiiii		#8291	[-]
Posts: 3981 (08/29/08 8:04 PM) On Probation More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	i want son of palin to fuck me for 3 nights striaght. so hot swoon
CallMeMadam		#8292	[-]
Posts: 222 (08/29/08 8:08 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	One more thing and then I'll shut up for the night. For weeks now, Republicans in the media, and Republican posters in this thread, have been crying in their beers for poor Hillary. She came in second, she DESERVED the VP slot! She EARNED it. How DARE Obama not offer it to her? I'm looking at you especially, Rugslug. I'm certain that you'll show the same outrage now that McMansions has passed over poor old Mitt. He came in second, he deserved the VP slot. He earned it! Right? Yeah, I won't be holding my breath.
GoodNeighborgirl		#8293	[-]
Posts: 17193 (08/29/08 8:10 PM) Fatty McBadmom More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Correction: Everyone is talking about how McCain threw the election to OBAMA or how he can't use the experience thing against OBAMA anymore. They're still talking about OBAMA.
Beefcake		#8294	[-]
Posts: 1313 (08/29/08 8:10 PM) Registered User More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	The fact that Dem partisans think Palin is a bad pick seems to indicate that McCain made a good decision. The question is whether conservatives (who don't like McCain because he's too liberal) think she's a good picck.
SurvivorLDog93		#8295	[-]
Posts: 20940 (08/29/08 8:18 PM) Admin/Play-By-Play Guru OMEDETO, CATHY!! More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	GoodNeighborgirl wrote: Correction: Everyone is talking about how McCain threw the election to OBAMA or how he can't use the experience thing against OBAMA anymore. They're still talking about OBAMA. More telling is that except for Palin being on the ticket, no one is posing a reason to vote for McCain. McCain and his controversial pick has stolen the thunder from the Chosen One. McPOW has bet the house (well, one of 'em at least) on this one. It's an all-or-nothing gambit. Not the move of a player who thought he had the better hand, though. More the move of a player who feels he has nothing to lose. Last Edited By: SurvivorLDog93 08/29/08 8:21 PM. Edited 1 times.
springfeverish		#8296	[-]
Posts: 1687 (08/29/08 8:18 PM) Registered User More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Beefcake wrote: The fact that Dem partisans think Palin is a bad pick seems to indicate that McCain made a good decision. The question is whether conservatives (who don't like McCain because he's too liberal) think she's a good picck. No, Dems are saying she's a bad pick because she's a bad pick. You wanted a Republican woman? Kay Hutchinson would have been an excellent choice showing judicious, tempered judgement. Palin is a gimmick pulled out of his ass at the last minute.
Survivor Boy		#8297	[-]
Posts: 6289 (08/29/08 8:27 PM) Registered User More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Congratz McCain, you've managed to make me hate you even more.
Strange Flute		#8298	[-]
Posts: 3086 (08/29/08 8:29 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	If McCain was serious about attracting women voters, he'd promise to drop dead the first year in office. A little health scare before elections .. it will be like Cheney's ticker, always promising to fail.
nomii		#8299	[-]
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Gregoire		#8300	[-]
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JUNEAU - A comedy about running for VP and the bumps along the way.