The comprehensive argument against Barack Obama

Discussion in 'Politics' started by west_trader, Oct 27, 2008.

  1. Finally you raised your head out of sh*t.

    Here is a simple multiple choices question to see if there is still any intelligence left there:

    Which entries match the pattern?
    inexperience president::experienced vice president

    A. George W. Bush :: Dick Cheney
    B. Barack H. Obama :: Joe Biden
    C. John Mccain :: Sarah Palin

    So which campaign is more similar to Bush government?
     
    #21     Oct 31, 2008
  2. reg

    reg

    Thanks very much for sharing that piece of information.
    Do you also have Obama's record in the US Senate, presented in the same format?
    Thanks in advance.
     
    #22     Oct 31, 2008
  3. You're joking, right?
     
    #23     Oct 31, 2008
  4. Obama's policies are amazingly misaligned with the majority of Americans on nearly every issue. It is amazing that this assclown got this far in the political process, shows you the power of the press and money. This turkey got the better part of a billion dollars for his campaign, he lies and breaks agreements like every good marxist does, and he is close to getting elected.... I'm losing it here... the guy is a crooked Chicago politician with the backing of George Soros, GS was his backer from very early in his career, he is going to live with his head up Soros' ass the rest of his life, little doubt about that, and Soros hates the US's powerful position on the world...

    Incidentally I know an adamant Obama supporter, he is like these lunatics that keep hammering away in these forums, he is aligned with them all the way, the guy is 59 years old and lives with his mom!! The whole household is on meds for phobias and shit!

    BTW, the most popular video on youtube is from a McCain supporter:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG4fe9GlWS8
     
    #24     Oct 31, 2008
  5. Yannis

    Yannis

    MCCAIN SURGES AMONG YOUNG VOTERS
    By DICK MORRIS & EILEEN MCGANN


    "A massive shift in younger and older voters is roiling the presidential race according to new data from the Fox News/Opinion Dynamics Poll concluded October 28-29. Younger voters -- under 45 -- once Obama's base, now are evenly divided between the two candidates. But voters over 65 have shifted sharply to the Democrat in the past week.

    Voters under 45 supported Obama by 52-38 in the Fox News poll of October 21-22. But this week's survey indicates that they now break evenly with 45% supporting Obama and 46% backing McCain. On the other hand, voters 65 and over, who had backed Obama by 46-42 last week have now shifted decisively in his favor and he now leads McCain among seniors by 54-39. Middle aged voters -- aged 45-64 -- are largely unchanged in their views. Last week they backed Obama by 48-40 and this week they still support him by 48-43.

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    Overall, the Fox News survey shows McCain narrowing Obama's lead from 49-40 (9 points) to 47-44 (3 points) over the past week.

    The shift in the attitudes of young people may be directly related to the tax issue, brought home by a McCain advertisement featuring Joe the Plumber. Younger voters, trying to make their way in their careers, are more sensitive to changes in taxes than older people, many of whom has retired from the labor force. By attacking Obama for wanting to "spread the wealth around", the McCain camp seems to have struck a nerve among those who are entering the most productive years of their employment history.

    On the other hand, seniors may be more comfortable with Obama than they have been previously and might be more accepting of his candidacy. Obama's attacks on McCain over Social Security, always a sensitive topic for the elderly may also be hitting home driving seniors into the Democratic column.

    The Fox News/Opinion Dynamics survey was conducted on October 28-29 and surveyed 924 likely voters nationwide. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 points."
     
    #25     Oct 31, 2008