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Strange Flute |
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BS, dude, no one is buying right wing bullshit. You can't go around making up pure bullshit and expect anyone to believe it. Obama wants to win the
election, not lose it.
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merkyl |
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She said bullshit twice, she must really mean it.
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sadllama |
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So at this point I'm finding it hard to believe that rugslug isn't a liberal just trying to make conservatives look really really dumb. Not that they
needed any help in that regard.
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unkle greggo |
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So he hasn't been pandering to moderates for the past week or so?
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Strange Flute |
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Moderates oppose the Iraq war too. Only neocons support the Iraq war.
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Bonestripper |
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Moderates oppose the Iraq war too. Only neocons support the Iraq war.Obama said he will listen to General Peyraeus's advice on the war. That's What Bush is doing |
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unkle greggo |
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So Obama has come off his gun control position, is now saying we probably won't be out of Iraq in 16 months, by next week he's going to say we
won't be out in 16 months, and you don't think he's pandering to the center. You can't get elected running on the fringe of either party,
you'd get less than 30% of the vote you delusional twit.
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Strange Flute |
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He's not pandering to the center. The center wants the troops home too. It will take a year for a complete withdrawal of troops, so 16 months is
reasonable. Obama will end the Iraq war and bring the troops home regardless of General Betrayus' advice.
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unkle greggo |
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"We must as be as careful getting out as we were careless getting in." - Barrack Obama
In other words, don't hold me to getting us out anytime soon. |
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Gregoire |
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I'm sorry but what on earth is wrong with his statement? I guess you're implicitly admitting that Bush was careless, so I guess that's a step
forward.
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Bonestripper |
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I guess you're implicitly admitting that Bush was careless, so I guess that's a step forward.No I am admiting your guy lied to you and you bought it. |
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Remington Steele |
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and not in a good way.
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unkle greggo |
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Gregoire wrote: Again, I've never really been a big Bush supporter. I never voted for him, and as a matter of fact I have never voted for a Republican for any position above Governor. |
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rugslug |
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the funniest part of Obama's Iraq flip flop flip is he said he would take advice from ground commanders before deciding to take out troops. Then the left
get pissed at him and Obama flop flipped again and said he would order the Joint Chiefs of Staff to end the war as quick as possible. Only one problem with
that - the Joint Chiefs of Staff aren't in his chain of command. They only serve in an advisory capacity to the President. I guess if Obama knew anything
about the military he wouldn't make such stupid mistakes.
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Strange Flute |
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"Don't be confused," Obama said forcefully, "I will bring the Iraq war to a close when I am president of the United States of America."
Let me explain where the political center is: Here's me, on the Left SF ------------------------- CENTER ------------------------------------------ TRhoda ---- PPMan --- DeBrun --- Bonestripper ---VMurray----- Greggo ------ Merkyl ------ Rugslug ---- Teeanday ------------------------------------------------------------- ESAD/STFU/KMFA |
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B DeBrun |
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Congressional Performance
Congressional Approval Falls to Single Digits for First Time Ever
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
The percentage of voters who give Congress good or excellent ratings has fallen to single digits for the first time in Rasmussen Reports tracking history. This month, just 9% say Congress is doing a good or excellent job. Most voters (52%) say Congress is doing a poor job, which ties the record high in that dubious category. Last month, 11% of voters gave the legislature good or excellent ratings. Congress has not received higher than a 15% approval rating since the beginning of 2008. The percentage of Democrats who give Congress positive ratings fell from 17% last month to 13% this month. The number of Democrats who give Congress a poor rating remained unchanged. Among Republicans, 8% give Congress good or excellent ratings, up just a point from last month. Sixty-five percent (65%) of GOP voters say Congress is doing a poor job, down a single point from last month. Voters not affiliated with either party are the most critical of Congressional performance. Just 3% of those voters give Congress positive ratings, down from 6% last month. Sixty-three percent (63%) believe Congress is doing a poor job, up from 57% last month. Just 12% of voters think Congress has passed any legislation to improve life in this country over the past six months. That number has ranged from 11% to 13% throughout 2008. The majority of voters (62%) say Congress has not passed any legislation to improve life in America. Meet the 9 Percenters:
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Bonestripper |
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Aww Flute thats the nicest post ever, I want to hug you right now.
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rugslug |
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Strange Flute wrote: flute, by your chart you're the only left leaning thinker in this thread. Come on over and join the good guys. Make it unanimous. Don't worry Flipflopbama is over here as well as over there. |
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unkle greggo |
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Strange Flute wrote: I'm the one that said okay to gay marriage and abortion and I get put next to Merkyl? This whole political thing just fries your simple little mind doesn't it? |
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Strange Flute |
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Ok, revised
SF ------------------------ CENTER -------------------------------------------- John McCain and other losers who don't matter and nobody cares about and will commit suicide to get attention but still, no one cares so shut up and go away ------------------------- Pedophiles ------------------------------------------------------------------------ESAD/STFU/KMFA |
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