Well he is giving the people that support them what he wants, thats more than most rescent presidents have done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey
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Well he is giving the people that support them what he wants, thats more than most rescent presidents have done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey
I can't wait to put my $600-poor-person check in the bank.
But you're supposed to SPEND IT!
He also pushed Congress to extend his tax cuts, which are to expire in 2010, and said allowing them to lapse would mean higher tax bills for 116 million American taxpayers. For those who say they're willing to pay more, Mr. Bush said, “I welcome their enthusiasm, and I am pleased to report that the IRS accepts both checks and money orders.”
Ok I hate to admit it but that line was funny.
Yeah. Same with $600.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis Black
One time I saw a black dude go into Walmart.
one time, i got this free $600 check in the mail, and I spent it all on bulk kool-aid at wal-mart, because everyone else was.
$240 =
All I remember from last night's State of the Union Address was how fucking huge Nancy Pelosi's tits were - good God, I never knew she was packing that much heat. The wonders of modern medicine....
I think she just doesn't wear a bra under her blazer.
Congrats to President McCain. Vice President Giulani's done now and should be giving his endorsement of McCain shortly.
Giuliani's speech sure felt like a concession, but he never actually said it. :wtf:
When in the Hell are they going to release The State on DVD?
They put out a trailer for it not too long ago, I thought? Or was that for iTunes or something?
Bra's usually make tits look bigger.Quote:
Originally Posted by g0zen
Pics pls.
No.
I...had it coming. +1 rep
S&B that shit asshole. You can't tell whether or not the ones on the left and second from the right have bottoms on or not, which is probably enough to count as naked in some places.
I don't see any bologna?
Those bitches were hawt.
LOL @ Last edited by sleeve : 01-29-2008 at 11:29 PM. Reason: nearly naked fatties removed.
IAWTPQuote:
Originally Posted by Doc Holliday
The State is due on DVD this year actually.
VP Huckabee. He's only staying in now to kill Romney by taking conservative states on Tuesday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gooch
They don't seem big, just saggy. Like they're either enormous and have like a zepplin frame holding them up, or she just doesn't give a fuck and lets it all hang out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drewbacca
Hold the phone, why didn't anyone tell me that McCain had a hot family?
http://media.npr.org/news/images/200...ccain4_540.jpg
Supposedly MTV pulled the plug for no apparent reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbobb
http://www.the-state.com/
I am ultra mega sad panda now. :(
FUCK MTV
Edwards is out according to the TV news.
Congrats, liberals. Your candidate is going to be Hillary Clinton. I can't wait to hear someone's spin on why anyone should vote for her.
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I'm outta heeerre.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc Holliday
bush sucks omg?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
burg's right. The GOP won't win NY even with Giuliani, so there's no reason to run with him. You take Huckabee to ensure the lock on the Bible belt continues and then replace him in 8 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by burgundy
If it comes down to McCain v Clinton I expect to see a lot more red states than usual.
So, guess I'm voting for McCain by default. Sucks! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
Could be worse, anyway. He's just a sell out, whereas Hillary is a Gorgon.
FUCK! I'm betting some Viacom execs had a square dance and whoever ended up running MTV didn't like the show. :\Quote:
Originally Posted by portnoyd
They could say "Look, it's likely that McCain will die in office because he's fucking 71--and nobody wants a President Huckabee except Iowa--So come on, throw us a bone. PLEEEEEEEEEEASE!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
WTF! Obama's not out yet. Florida is South New York. And with no campaigning, of course Hill's going to win.
Also my riding Obama is not nearly as long a shot as Spo riding Guili. That tranny has been in a free fall since before Iowa. Obama's still running close and technically 15 delegates above the Amazon!
O BA MA!
O BA MA!
O BA MA!
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ok I’m done.
McCain v. Obama: Either Way A President Will Die In Office. Coming January 2009.
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Originally Posted by Doc Holliday
I really hope that's the case! I'll take Obama > Oldsmobile in a heartbeat.
The Hillary machine is strong and terrifying. A juggernaut designed for crashing against the side of a mountain.
I see Hilary losing pretty badly. Not Walter Mondale badly, or even Mike Dukakis badly. But Bob Dole badly.
Jesus Christ, I AIN'T VOTIN HIM HIS NAME IS LIKE OSAMA!
Well, she HAS done a lot in her time in office.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
j/k
Seriously though I'd say this actually has the opposite effect. The anti-Hillary vote will now coalesce behind Obama.
Say what you want about MoveOn, this ad is dynamite. The homosexual subtext is about as subtle as a jackhammer;
As if Obama needed more reason to be scared of Ted Kennedy's endorsement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
If McCain wins and stays true to his Iraq policy, he'll be out in four years. He'll most likely have a Democratic Congress too, so it's no biggie.
The straight talk express derailed a long time ago, and he's no longer the "maverick" he tried to pass himself off as in 2000.
I really didn't see Hilary doing good in FL, but I guess I was totally wrong. Every Democrat that i've talked to in my local area say that they hate hillary and I thought that would show in the polls. But she won with a large margin, which is suprising to say the least.
Although my county was one of the few that Obama won decisively, I really hope Obama's campaign picks up in other big states, especially california.
I heard that nonsense in 2000 too. We're about to see a Republican win for the 7th time in 10 elections, and it will be 8 out of 11 in 2012.Quote:
Originally Posted by Melf
It makes so much sense that you live in Florida.Quote:
Originally Posted by Granderoho
How could you not see that? Obama gets essentially nothing but the black vote. There are like six blacks in Florida, and they just thought the panhandle was still Alabama.Quote:
Originally Posted by Granderoho
The economy sucks right now, Congress has changed hands, and said Republican has to deal with the quagmire Bush is leaving in Iraq. It's a totally different landscape from 2000.
9/11!
And none of that changes that I heard the same bullshit eight years ago. If the Democrats actually had platform aside from against whatever the Republicans are doing, it would help.Quote:
Originally Posted by Melf
Actually there are plenty of black people in florida, they just don't vote. I actually live on the Florabama line so it might as well be Alabama.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
I guess I saw Obama winning because most people in my area hate Hilary, and that showed in my local polls, and I made an unjust decision about Obama because I thought race wasn't an issue with people. But it shows that all the old people make up most of the vote all secretly are scared of having a black president.
Secretly?
People don't like to show that they really are racist in public.Quote:
Originally Posted by YellerDog
Get ready for the national election, where every human with functioning testes needs to keep a woman out of office.
In Florida? IDBTN. Nascar Country.Quote:
Originally Posted by Granderoho
Florida's not the south. It's like a separate country.
I'm a registered republican, but I really like Obama, if he doesn't win the democratic nomination i'm really going to be bummed out. Although right now I really like McCain also, Obama just feels like a needed change that needs to happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
I believe this news. McCain still has the South Carolina smell of Bush and Rove on his anus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Melf
If Hillary wins the democratic nomination, I'm staying home on election night. 4x Bush Sr. -> 8x Mr. Clinton -> 8x Bush Jr. -> 4x Mrs. Clinton would be more like a two-family monarchy than a representative democracy.
Also:
http://edition.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008...ults/state/#MI
http://edition.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008...ults/state/#FLQuote:
Michigan lost all 156 of its Democratic delegates for allocating delegates outside of the Democratic National Committee-approved timeframe.
Does anyone see a legal fight brewing if Obama wins the nomination by a margin compensated by those lost delegates?Quote:
Florida lost all of its 210 Democratic delegates for allocating delegates outside of the Democratic National Committee-approved timeframe
Based on what? Name one thing that Obama has actually done and not just blown smoke about that is needed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Granderoho
I lived most of my life in Florida. Parts of it are 100% the South, mostly towards the north/center of the state.
The rest of it is New York/Beach/Mars/Cuba.
Nixon said the same thing about Kennedey. Then Johnson went on to sign Civil Rights and a Man on the Moon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
EDIT: Hillary will need to be VP, then enact a concrete healthcare system and send the Pope to Mars.
I think its more all the damn liberals in South Slorida that made Hilary win. I live in Nothern Florida with alot more conservatives, where Obama won, but Nothern Florida is not near as populated as South Florida. Older rich people like Hilary, and that who mostly lives in South Florida. If you look at Florida counties that won, all the counties with younger working age voters that voted democrat, voted Obama, but the counties with were mostly full of older people voted primarily Hilary.Quote:
Originally Posted by YellerDog
Capital fucking letters, dude.
If Obama gets the dead vote like Kennedy, he might keep it within 10% in a national election.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc Holliday
They don't speek Capital in florida.Quote:
Originally Posted by YellerDog
I think Hilary's got the dead vote down pat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
EDIT: I fixed the capitals in the previous post.
Thank you.
Please... crying fruad on Illinois is like crying fraud on Florida. They won, the courts said so. Get over it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
So do you guys think it's a lock for a Clinton vs. McCain fight this November?
I like the comparison Yoshi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
I assume that Kennedy isn't one of your fondest presidents. Why is this?
It's to early to tell, Florida is a swing state, like New York, so Obama still has a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowdisease
He was a silver spoon Catholic Democrat who was solely elected based on nice makeup in televised debates and dead people in Chicago.
Can we have one major candidate run who's not ENTIRELY bought by corporate America? Or anyone who can be legitimately called Liberal whose policies actually favor greater freedomQuote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
So it wasn't that he spent a crapton of money on the NASA program, thats what I had my bets on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
No, NASA is actually a positive for him in my eyes. There are very few better uses of money than NASA. So many products have come from advancements the space program made.
Yoshi hates him becuase he didn't nuke Cuba.
I didn't even think of the Bay of Pigs, but it certainly goes in the opposite column to NASA.
I don't think Russia would of liked us bombing one of there buddies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc Holliday
Huh, so Yoshi wanted to start shit with Russia and make a WWIII.
No Russia started it, Yoshi hates an unfinished fight.
:lol: We beat the Russians the best way possible.
So now you're supporting Fidel?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
yeah, with memory foam.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
No, it was because people saw what a disgusting troll Nixon was for the first time and not only that, Nixon's performance in the debates can only be described as abysmal, if not downright comical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
By doing nothing and taking credit? Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
But Look Yoshi! Dear Bush took a page right out of Bay of Pigs!
WMDs! Oh Noes!Quote:
On February 17, 1961, U.S. President John F. Kennedy asked his advisors whether the toppling of Castro might be related to weapon shipments and if it was possible to claim the real targets were modern fighter aircraft and rockets that endangered America's security. wiki
Paul/Kucinnich 08.
Mondale carried one state and Washington DC. Dukakis faired marginally better, but was still crushed.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarsKitten
Which explains why he later won by two landslides of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by g0zen
Not even you are that naive. The arms race was calculated, and we knew that it would bankrupt them.Quote:
By doing nothing and taking credit? Agreed.
They could publish newsletters about UFO's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grey's Anatomy
His reelection was entirely by Middle America scared by the New Left. Of course, then they ended up with a bag of shit when Nixon's shenanigans finally caught up with him and he left office as a disgrace and a joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
It was calculated to make Boeing, Northrop, and GE a shitload of money. That's about the extent of it. Even Eisenhower knew that the arms industry was less about standing up to Soviet aggression and more about lining pockets of robberbarons and their paid-for Congressmen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
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Originally Posted by Grey's Anatomy
United Federation Of states?Quote:
Originally Posted by YellerDog
florida would vote for the last word not getting capitalized
Florida goes raw-dog on those capitalizations, man.
[QUOTE=g0zen;1064036482]We get a "new left" about every four years, but it all looks like the same old shit to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by g0zen
Even if this were 100% fact, which I am not conceding, it's still a better investment for the country than any social program, since Boeing, Northrop, and GE actually create jobs, unlike the government or burdens on society.Quote:
It was calculated to make Boeing, Northrop, and GE a shitload of money. That's about the extent of it. Even Eisenhower knew that the arms industry was less about standing up to Soviet aggression and more about lining pockets of robberbarons and their paid-for Congressmen.
It makes these jobs because the government pays it to. It maintains these jobs because, again, the government PAYS it to. So, in reality, this is a vastly bloated social program that you are gladly paying for. Think on that for a second.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
[quote=Yoshi;1064036498]Yoshi if your going to protect big business, take into account all the corruption big businesses. Look at those CEO's of the big banks that get canned and get millions of dollars. When a normal american gets canned from there job they get a kick in the ass. This sends a mixed message to people of lower income that actually work hard.Quote:
Originally Posted by g0zen
Creating jobs only helps if they make things that make our lives better. Having a bunch of people build useless nukes lowers our standard of living.
WTF are you talking about? Our country is free enough that people who are conscientous objecters to a product can choose to not fucking work for the company that produces it. Otherwise, those who do work for the company producing said product do so voluntarily, and they do so voluntarily because said company pays their fucking bills. And if it doesn't, they can voluntarily go somewhere else to work. STFU.Quote:
Originally Posted by Destin
And specifically regarding nukes, if you're so worried about the environment and want to stop using coal to fuel our lives outside of our cars, you need to stand up and be an activist in favor of nuclear energy so bullshit companies like Enron never have to prop up Socialist States like California ever again.
The economy sucks partly because Bush raised government spending while cutting taxes (which McCain opposed). Congress has indeed changed hands, and is now incapable of getting anything done (which is why it's got an even lower approval rating than Bush or Cheney). As for Iraq, McCain was telling us that Rumsfeld was fucking up the mission in Iraq as early as November 2003 (before most Democrats even had the balls to speak out against the war). Things have been much improved lately in Iraq because Bush finally canned Rumsfeld and implemented the surge that McCain argued for since 2003.Quote:
Originally Posted by Melf
The problem is that liberals can't see past the war in Iraq, and assume that since McCain supports us being there he's "sold-out" to Bush. In reality he's been a far more accurate and articulate critic of the Bush Administration than any Democrat. He also hasn't abandoned the best interests of his country in his hatred of Bush (which can't be said for the left).
Edit: Edwards just dropped out. He hasn't endorsed anyone yet (I'm sure he's going to wait until there's a clear frontrunner in the hopes of getting the VP nod).
He supported BushRove in both Republican Conventions. He could have ran in 2004. That's a sell out.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpoDaddy
also: black babies.