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Fit fit
15 years ago
You might not always agree with McCain, but you know where he stands.
Ha! Good one. It’s more like “You may not always agree with McCain, but if you wait long enough, he’ll flip his position for you.
I’m begining to think you guys must have your own kool-aid. Ours is grape, what flavor is yours?
liam
15 years ago
I think he is referring to the point that, if you want to know um uh, what, well, um, yeah, uhhh, um uhh, uhh, you know, uhhh. In other words, uhh umm well, uh see, uhhh, i, well umm uh.
Reading between lines that aren’t there. He is saying that McCain states what he believes without fear of being unpopular. Check McCains answer to stem cell research (at the debate), and match that with the audiences reaction. Not popular.
[Not to anyone specifically]
Only liberals with no backbone would be surprised at someone knowing what they believe without figuring out first, what company they are in. Not possible, McCain must have cheated because he said, ‘at conception’ without first stuttering like a lawnmower and incoherently monologuing. Isn’t that what everyone is saying? In my opinion, it is pretty embarrassing for dems to even mention that as a possibility. If the situation was reversed, would Obama have answered differently? Would the media have even made mention of it? Doubtful.
Maybe it is years of military experience that make one a little more sure of what they believe. Or possibly having true convictions, imagine that. I heard a great saying once, “the words of a man come from the state of his heart”… not sure where it came from.. Obama, you should know shouldn’t you?
Maybe a reason Obamboozler doesn’t like Clarence Thomas is that he’s an intelligent, qualified, conservative thinking black man, so that is going against the general assumption that all blacks have the liberal belief system at their core. In Obonga’s mind, Thomas is a traitor, I suppose.
By the way, did anyone notice that, at the end of McCain’s great performance and he stood up with Warren at the front of the stage, that the video was ended within a couple seconds so you could not hear the audience applause? And, when Obama stood up, they let the applause go for at least a full minute it seemed, and showing people in the audience clapping? No bias there, eh? So typical of CNN!!!
How come I can’t get really good trolls to post on my blog? You guy’s have a prize litter here!
Fit fit
15 years ago
Check McCains answer to stem cell research (at the debate), and match that with the audiences reaction. Not popular.
Not popular or consistent. If human life begins at conception, stem cell research would be an abhorant abuse of life in the name of science. The very practice of using artifical fertilization techniques that produces unused embryos should be condemned.
I thought his answered sounded a little forced. His acting was better on SNL. I also think this really isn’t an issue McCain cares about that much. Why do you think he’s trying to pitch the idea of pro choice VP candidates?
SoCal Chris
15 years ago
[The very practice of using artifical fertilization techniques that produces unused embryos should be condemned.]
I happen to agree on that point, Fitfit. I would like to see emphasis on adult stem cell research rather than embryonic. I also think that this is an issue that will NOT sway pro-life people away from John McCain since he has a strong pro-life record. I think it’s an issue that he can reconsider his position on if he receives enough feedback about it.
SoCal Chris
15 years ago
[Commentator Bill Kristol had an interesting suggestion. If Obama really felt that McCain might have cheated, or that he, Obama, didn’t do as well as he might have liked, then why not have a rematch?]
GREAT! Let’s have a rematch!! And, how about one where they are actually sharing the stage at the same time?!
[Andrea’s comment that McCain “seemed so well prepared” should have been a compliment but instead was an accusation on the basis of a smear by the Obama campaign.]
It is just so predictable that the libs would accuse McCain of cheating…maybe they think that John McCain was put in the same ‘cone of silence’ they saw in the recent movie, ‘Get Smart’?? (Spoiler…that one didn’t work so good in the film. 😉 )
suek
15 years ago
>>Spoiler…that one didn’t work so good in the film.>>
You’re not old enough to remember the original series?? it was a running joke…maybe it just took seeing it 20 times or so before it got to be funny…!
I’ve heard the movie was pretty good – as long as you _hadn’t_ seen the original…
SoCal Chris
15 years ago
Suek,
Yes, I watched every episode when it was on t.v., and I was very much entertained by the recent release. Steve Carrell is hilariously talented, Anne Hathaway did a great Agent 99, and I really enjoyed Alan Arkin as The Chief…I’ve been in a film with him so I could be a little biased. My favorite line in the movie was Alan Arkin when he came close to being impaled and the expletives he said with perfect timing.
But, I digress…many liberals today are YOUNG so were born after the series was on t.v. So, since the movie had just come out, I’m sure that’s what Mr. Warren was referring to.
liam
15 years ago
fit fit, c’mon seriously…. Try looking around at the other ways to get stem cells. One that I agree with, is gathering stem cells from umbilical cords. Even though I disagree with the majority of popular methods for stem cell research (in the cases where it /does/ go against human life), I agree with its positive scientific ramifications. There are several other (non-lethal) means of collecting stem cells.
It comes down to this: McCain is a /better/ choice than Obama. Do i agree with everything about McCain? Far from it. As the old saying goes, it is the best of the worst. Politicians all have one thing in common.. they are politicians. Once a delegate becomes iconified, the people become polarized with misinformation (both sides). The primary problem I see with Obama-ites. Why would the vast majority of blacks vote Obama? Is he the best choice? Or has he become novelty of sorts? Bush is a great example; I support my president, I supported Clinton, but since when is it okay to drive down the street with a bumper sticker that says, ‘he’s not my president’. Sure, I understand the first amendment, but I think that is the problem with a lot of leftists, they would rather slit wrists than solve solutions.
Fit fit
15 years ago
McCain was speaking of a specific bill that gave government funds to use embyonic stem cells.
Btw, African Americans have been a nearly monolithic voting block for quite some time. Check the exit poll demographics for the last fifty years.
Ha! Good one. It’s more like “You may not always agree with McCain, but if you wait long enough, he’ll flip his position for you.
I’m begining to think you guys must have your own kool-aid. Ours is grape, what flavor is yours?
I think he is referring to the point that, if you want to know um uh, what, well, um, yeah, uhhh, um uhh, uhh, you know, uhhh. In other words, uhh umm well, uh see, uhhh, i, well umm uh.
Reading between lines that aren’t there. He is saying that McCain states what he believes without fear of being unpopular. Check McCains answer to stem cell research (at the debate), and match that with the audiences reaction. Not popular.
[Not to anyone specifically]
Only liberals with no backbone would be surprised at someone knowing what they believe without figuring out first, what company they are in. Not possible, McCain must have cheated because he said, ‘at conception’ without first stuttering like a lawnmower and incoherently monologuing. Isn’t that what everyone is saying? In my opinion, it is pretty embarrassing for dems to even mention that as a possibility. If the situation was reversed, would Obama have answered differently? Would the media have even made mention of it? Doubtful.
Maybe it is years of military experience that make one a little more sure of what they believe. Or possibly having true convictions, imagine that. I heard a great saying once, “the words of a man come from the state of his heart”… not sure where it came from.. Obama, you should know shouldn’t you?
Oh come on Fit Fit. We know what flavor Kool Aid you drink:
Obama is right. Thomas is a mediocrity. On his best days.
More typically he’s an enraged reactionary.
And yet Obama is the great “thinker?”
“uh, ah, well, I, I….”
Only in Artite world would that make sense.
Maybe a reason Obamboozler doesn’t like Clarence Thomas is that he’s an intelligent, qualified, conservative thinking black man, so that is going against the general assumption that all blacks have the liberal belief system at their core. In Obonga’s mind, Thomas is a traitor, I suppose.
By the way, did anyone notice that, at the end of McCain’s great performance and he stood up with Warren at the front of the stage, that the video was ended within a couple seconds so you could not hear the audience applause? And, when Obama stood up, they let the applause go for at least a full minute it seemed, and showing people in the audience clapping? No bias there, eh? So typical of CNN!!!
Nice Kool-Aid cartoon, Mike!!! 🙂
How come I can’t get really good trolls to post on my blog? You guy’s have a prize litter here!
Not popular or consistent. If human life begins at conception, stem cell research would be an abhorant abuse of life in the name of science. The very practice of using artifical fertilization techniques that produces unused embryos should be condemned.
I thought his answered sounded a little forced. His acting was better on SNL. I also think this really isn’t an issue McCain cares about that much. Why do you think he’s trying to pitch the idea of pro choice VP candidates?
[The very practice of using artifical fertilization techniques that produces unused embryos should be condemned.]
I happen to agree on that point, Fitfit. I would like to see emphasis on adult stem cell research rather than embryonic. I also think that this is an issue that will NOT sway pro-life people away from John McCain since he has a strong pro-life record. I think it’s an issue that he can reconsider his position on if he receives enough feedback about it.
[Commentator Bill Kristol had an interesting suggestion. If Obama really felt that McCain might have cheated, or that he, Obama, didn’t do as well as he might have liked, then why not have a rematch?]
GREAT! Let’s have a rematch!! And, how about one where they are actually sharing the stage at the same time?!
[Andrea’s comment that McCain “seemed so well prepared” should have been a compliment but instead was an accusation on the basis of a smear by the Obama campaign.]
It is just so predictable that the libs would accuse McCain of cheating…maybe they think that John McCain was put in the same ‘cone of silence’ they saw in the recent movie, ‘Get Smart’?? (Spoiler…that one didn’t work so good in the film. 😉 )
>>Spoiler…that one didn’t work so good in the film.>>
You’re not old enough to remember the original series?? it was a running joke…maybe it just took seeing it 20 times or so before it got to be funny…!
I’ve heard the movie was pretty good – as long as you _hadn’t_ seen the original…
Suek,
Yes, I watched every episode when it was on t.v., and I was very much entertained by the recent release. Steve Carrell is hilariously talented, Anne Hathaway did a great Agent 99, and I really enjoyed Alan Arkin as The Chief…I’ve been in a film with him so I could be a little biased. My favorite line in the movie was Alan Arkin when he came close to being impaled and the expletives he said with perfect timing.
But, I digress…many liberals today are YOUNG so were born after the series was on t.v. So, since the movie had just come out, I’m sure that’s what Mr. Warren was referring to.
fit fit, c’mon seriously…. Try looking around at the other ways to get stem cells. One that I agree with, is gathering stem cells from umbilical cords. Even though I disagree with the majority of popular methods for stem cell research (in the cases where it /does/ go against human life), I agree with its positive scientific ramifications. There are several other (non-lethal) means of collecting stem cells.
It comes down to this: McCain is a /better/ choice than Obama. Do i agree with everything about McCain? Far from it. As the old saying goes, it is the best of the worst. Politicians all have one thing in common.. they are politicians. Once a delegate becomes iconified, the people become polarized with misinformation (both sides). The primary problem I see with Obama-ites. Why would the vast majority of blacks vote Obama? Is he the best choice? Or has he become novelty of sorts? Bush is a great example; I support my president, I supported Clinton, but since when is it okay to drive down the street with a bumper sticker that says, ‘he’s not my president’. Sure, I understand the first amendment, but I think that is the problem with a lot of leftists, they would rather slit wrists than solve solutions.
McCain was speaking of a specific bill that gave government funds to use embyonic stem cells.
Btw, African Americans have been a nearly monolithic voting block for quite some time. Check the exit poll demographics for the last fifty years.