Originally posted by Time Immemorial
The right candidate for me to vote for has not materialized yet, We are still a year out. Im not crying about anything. I'm saying its absurd to vote for her. You have not even seen the rest of the reveals.
I'm with you, here.
If I find that candidate or at least become enlightened, I'll post about it in this thread and try to sway my fellow Americans to vote for that person.
Originally posted by Robtard
No. That she won't be what Bill Clinton is perceived to be by some, a spineless lover of terrorist.
Bill Clinton was in an interview. I believe it was a Fox News interview. Bill Clinton defended himself against that accusation and it was pretty good.
I'll see if I can dig it up. It made me change my mind about Bill Clinton.
Found it:
(Watch all 3...everyone)
Part 1:
YouTube video
Part 2:
YouTube video
Part 3:
YouTube video
Also, I'd vote for Bill Clinton if he could be president, again. 😐
Edit - Man, I forgot how good that interview was. I remember being a kid and watching Bill Clinton destroy George Bush in the presidential debates. Bill Clinton may be my inspiration for being such an argumentative *sshole. 😐
honestly it really seems doubtful that even taking out osama would have necessarily prevented 9/11 or some similar attack from al qaeda. i mean we've been after these guys actively for a good decade now, doing our best to kill off their leadership and it hasn't sapped their motivation to attack us that much.
really it was more of an intelligence failure than anything else. they could've stopped 9/11 without touching a single hair on osama's head if they were paying attention to the right people at the right time. but that's not really clinton's fault, i don't think. if there are specific people to blame, my guess is that chances are we've never heard of them.
^i'd let him **** my wife
smart people.... thoughts?
Originally posted by red g jacks
not really though.
Yes really. The second our president tries to tell US what is important instead of realizing that no..that actually works the other way around..he needs to be out of office.
Not to mention this is the same guy who feels the need to tell us that we should treat criminals like criminals. That is what he flat out said, we should treat the rioters and looters like criminals, even though they ARE criminals, so there was no reason to say such an idiotic statement. Either that or the president thought that looting and burning was a thing that was legal in Baltimore.
Originally posted by red g jacks
^i'd let him **** my wifesmart people.... thoughts?
Here's your smart people answer:
There is no strong candidate from the GOP. Not yet, at least. I don't see the GOP winning because of this.
Let me put it a different way: the GOP will lose the Presidential election in 2016, Hillary will not win it (even though she will probably be the next president). That probably doesn't make sense...let me know if you want me to explain, further.
That makes sense. Many would say that that's how Obama became president; he didn't win so much as the McCain\Palin ticket lost. He basically had to just sit there and not say anything stupid while Palin dug the R's grave.
I agree with your prediction, too. For however successful the GOP was at sabotaging Obama throughout his terms, pretty much everything they did came with the consequence of making them look sleazy.
Obama was running in the senate against Republican Jack Ryan. Ryan was expected to easily win the race. However, public disclosure of child custody divorce records containing sexual allegations by Ryan's ex-wife, actress Jeri Ryan.came out around June of 2004 caused Ryan to drop out of the race.
In August, with less than three months before Election Day, the Illinois Republican party recruited Alan Keyes to run against Obama. Without much time to campaign and become known within the state, Keyes didn't stand a chance.
Obama received 70% of the vote to Keyes's 27%, the largest electoral victory in Illinois history.
Then basically the same thing happened with Presidential Election, McCain ran a bad campaign and the Palin ticket was doomed from the start.
Originally posted by Time Immemorial
Obama was running in the senate against Republican Jack Ryan. Ryan was expected to easily win the race. However, public disclosure of child custody divorce records containing sexual allegations by Ryan's ex-wife, actress Jeri Ryan.came out around June of 2004 caused Ryan to drop out of the race.In August, with less than three months before Election Day, the Illinois Republican party recruited Alan Keyes to run against Obama. Without much time to campaign and become known within the state, Keyes didn't stand a chance.
Obama received 70% of the vote to Keyes's 27%, the largest electoral victory in Illinois history.
Then basically the same thing happened with Presidential Election, McCain ran a bad campaign and the Palin ticket was doomed from the start.
I feel smarter after having read this post.
👆
Originally posted by Tzeentch
That makes sense. Many would say that that's how Obama became president; he didn't win so much as the McCain\Palin ticket lost. He basically had to just sit there and not say anything stupid while Palin dug the R's grave.I agree with your prediction, too. For however successful the GOP was at sabotaging Obama throughout his terms, pretty much everything they did came with the consequence of making them look sleazy.
You managed to state something I was trying to say but in a much better way.