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Great pic, McCain!
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You really know how to pick'um
Nice come-back, deflection. I see that you are otherwise speechless.
You, like ur buddy Ninja, are obviously way too young to be having grown up conversations. Go to a website where they're talking about Hanna Montana, I'm sure you'll feel more comfortable
The McCain Team has spent the last three months and millions of dollars saying that 47-year old, first term Senator Obama, with his mere four years of experience in the Senate and scant decade overall holding elected office, was simply too young and inexperienced to be president.
And To hammer home that message, they pick a 44-year old first term governor of one of the least populous states in the nation, who has exactly TWO years of elected experience TOTAL to be McCain's "heartbeat away"?
LOL look at you----already digging in the mud!!
Nope! It was actually broadcast on cable news. But good try, Duck!
she has "stood up" to "big oil" in her term of governor, something I am sure will be brought up to sway some disappointed Dems... she is considered in the new crop of conservatives and respected highly in her home state... she supported granting benefits to gay couples in Alaska, as a stride towards equal standing to married couples as 'civil union' couples (another possible draw for disappointed Dems and some other moderate Dems).. and in a times of economic concerns by the public, she has known as being pretty fiscally responsible in her stances...
McCain picked the first anti-choice woman he could find with less experience than Obama, which is hard to do.
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Nice shallow, baseless insult. Good job!
he's learning from ninja
ahhhhh you're not a digger---you're a spreader !!
WOW!
Fascinating choice by McCain. I know little about this woman other than she ousted a corrupt governor. But on the surface, I love this pick. Plus, she's a babe!
After last night's great speech by Obama, McCain has pulled the spotlight away from the Democrats.
Without a doubt, this has been, hands down the most entertaining political race I have ever witnessed. It just keeps getting better.
1) She still has more executive experience than Obama
2) Her stances and accomplishments in her leadership are much in line with what McCain has stated he is for in this election.
3) VP is a grooming position, and lesser experience is not inherently a hindrance, as experience is gained by assisting the prez
On another note.. for strategy it is a pretty good move... disenfranchised Hillary voters could find her appealing (not that I believe many people vote just because of a VP choice)... she has "stood up" to "big oil" in her term of governor, something I am sure will be brought up to sway some disappointed Dems... she is considered in the new crop of conservatives and respected highly in her home state... she supported granting benefits to gay couples in Alaska, as a stride towards equal standing to married couples as 'civil union' couples (another possible draw for disappointed Dems and some other moderate Dems).. and in a times of economic concerns by the public, she has known as being pretty fiscally responsible in her stances...
McCain is playing it so smart recognizing the first African American presidential candidate on the anniversary of MLK's I have a dream speach and pulling all negative ads last nite and running ads that said job well done followed up by a woman VP pick the next day. The Democrats may have been better off not having the convention.
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On another note.. for strategy it is a pretty good move... disenfranchised Hillary voters could find her appealing (not that I believe many people vote just because of a VP choice)... she has "stood up" to "big oil" in her term of governor, something I am sure will be brought up to sway some disappointed Dems... she is considered in the new crop of conservatives and respected highly in her home state... she supported granting benefits to gay couples in Alaska, as a stride towards equal standing to married couples as 'civil union' couples (another possible draw for disappointed Dems and some other moderate Dems).. and in a times of economic concerns by the public, she has known as being pretty fiscally responsible in her stances...
