United States Presidential Election 2008 - Official Discussion Thread

Started by Robtard143 pages

I actually appreciate when the Right makes a huge deal out of honest stupid mistakes from the Left runners, it makes it all that much sweeter when they try to play off the extreme flops of their people.

Originally posted by Robtard
I actually appreciate when the Right makes a huge deal out of honest stupid mistakes from the Left runners, it makes it all that much sweeter when they try to play off the extreme flops of their people.

I actually appreciate when the Left makes a huge deal out of honest stupid mistakes from the Right runners, it makes it all that much sweeter when they try to play off the extreme flops of their people.

It works both ways. 💃

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
I actually appreciate when the Left makes a huge deal out of honest stupid mistakes from the Right runners, it makes it all that much sweeter when they try to play off the extreme flops of their people.

It works both ways. 💃

Definitely true, but after 8 years of Bushisms and what seems like an empty skull on Palin, the Right has more to answer for (lately).

You go both ways.

Originally posted by Robtard
Definitely true, but after 8 years of Bushisms and what seems like an empty skull on Palin, the Right has more to answer for (lately).

You go both ways.

Bushism? I thought the Dems were in charge of the congress. 😉

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Bushism? I thought the Dems were in charge of the congress. 😉

Surely you've heard one of the many silly Bush quotes?

The Dems have only been in charge of Congress for two of the eight years that Bush has been in office, he had a Rep-run Congress for six years, skippy. 6 YEARS.

Originally posted by Robtard
Surely you've heard one of the many silly Bush quotes?

The Dems have only been in charge of Congress for two of the eight years that Bush has been in office, he had a Rep-run Congress for six years, skippy. [b]6 YEARS. [/B]

The latest thing I heard was that Roosevelt got on TV after the Stock Market crash of the 20's, and I don't think that was Bush. 😆

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
The latest thing I heard was that Roosevelt got on TV after the Stock Market crash of the 20's, and I don't think that was Bush. 😆
You are a bit of a ****, aren't you?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
The latest thing I heard was that Roosevelt got on TV after the Stock Market crash of the 20's, and I don't think that was Bush. 😆

Way to to avoid the original point and your Dem-congress retort.

Originally posted by Robtard
Way to to avoid the original point and your Dem-congress retort.

I didn't avoid anything. I don't care. My point is both left and right are to blame. If the dems can't get anything done in two years, they should be fired.

BTW Way to to avoid the point about Baden. 😆

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
I didn't avoid anything. I don't care. My point is both left and right are to blame. If the dems can't get anything done in two years, they should be fired.
You disregarded it. Said something stupid. Said more stupid things and not proceed to say more of those. Maybe you should focus on actually replying to what you quote?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
I didn't avoid anything. I don't care. My point is both left and right are to blame. If the dems can't get anything done in two years, they should be fired.

BTW Way to to avoid the point about Baden. 😆

Yeah you did.

I already addressed it, page 79 of this thread:

Originally posted by Robtard
Yes, that was dumb, he should have done his historical research beforehand, as Inimalist pointed out, the point of his message was valid.

Originally posted by Robtard
Yeah you did.

I already addressed it, page 79 of this thread:

So, do you think this statement is correct?

"I actually appreciate when the Right makes a huge deal out of honest stupid mistakes from the Left runners, it makes it all that much sweeter when they try to play off the extreme flops of their people."

It suggests that the left is not guilty of the same thing. My point is that you can change out the word right and replace it with left and it is also correct.

Which I agreed too (this same page), yet made an obvious point that the Right has had more "gaffes" than the Left lately, which then you brought of the Dems being in control of congress as a retort, which made me point that Dems had only had control for 2 years in the last 8, which caused you to avoid and make a strawman towards me about Biden.

(or see Bardock's post above)

when is the debate

Originally posted by chithappens
when is the debate

9:00 EST, I believe.

Originally posted by Robtard
Which I agreed too (this same page), yet made an obvious point that the Right has had more "gaffes" than the Left lately, which then you brought of the Dems being in control of congress as a retort, which made me point that Dems had only had control for 2 years in the last 8, which caused you to avoid and make a strawman towards me about Biden.

(or see Bardock's post above)

😆 You did not agree. You got all defensive, and what does "This person is on your Ignore List. To view this post click [here]" have to do with anything?

Originally posted by SelinaAndBruce
Well he not only gaffes but he apparently plagiarized a couple of speeches here and there back in the day.
Originally posted by Strangelove
Not true. He did use a speech by a British Labour politician back in 1988, and he cited the source nearly every time. It's just that the one time he didn't, he was being filmed. That's not plagiarism, that's an honest mistake.
Of the two accounts of the 1987 situation; the former seems more accurate. There was an interesting article in Slate about "Biden's creepy plagiarism."

The latter explanation or rather excuse frankly requires one to be incredibly credulous. It's also contradicted by the account from Maureen Dowd the NYTimes' columnist who broke the story in 1987. At some point he did attribute it to Kinnock and at some point he stopped attributing it, however I very much doubt that the one time he was on camera was the only time it wasn't attributed. He apparently also lifted passages uncredited from RFK and JFK; and plagiarized a full five pages of an article in law school.

However while the plagiarism itself was an issue, the manner of the plagiarism was apparently what made it particularly jarring; as Biden didn't just plagiarize words from Kinnock; but rather Kinnock's biography.

Emphasis should be on "was" as this was over 20 years ago - whether it should still reflect on his character or not is purely at one's own discretion.

McCain said this is the end of the beginning (speaking of the economy) if we continue to depend on foreign oil.

(although I'm laughing that he meant beginning of the end)

OMFG spending freeze. McCain said spending freeze! Are you serious?!?!?!

I can't get excited about, McCain's idea of putting up more nuclear power plants

I mean, yes more employment... but nuclear power plant is the last place I wanna work