With 11 days of experience....

[VaYank5150]

Before anyone says it, YES, I got this from MSNBC. However, I found it rather intriguing. Why is it that the GOP picked Bob McDonnell, a guy with 11 days of Governor experience to deliver the rebuttal to the President's SOTU address? And then, within his rebuttal, the only other Republican he mentioned was Scott Brown, who so far has zero days of experience in the senate? Does anyone else find this odd? Are the Republicans trying to put a new face on their party?

 

[DiamondDave]

So now experience matters after electing the inexperienced Obama? And this is only delivering a speech, not running the country

 

[VaYank5150]

So now experience matters after electing the inexperienced Obama? And this is only delivering a speech, not running the country

I asked a legitimate question, dumbass. It's sad that you are too partisan to actually look at it objectively and possibly give an opinion. Now, go fuck yourself.

 

[Claudette]

So now experience matters after electing the inexperienced Obama? And this is only delivering a speech, not running the country

I asked a legitimate question, dumbass. It's sad that you are too partisan to actually look at it objectively and possibly give an opinion. Now, go fuck yourself.

I think its because he's very well spoken and an up and commer in the GOP. I think he's someone that could very well move on up the ladder.

That would be my guess Yank.

 

[Mr.Fitnah]

So as to not distract from Obamas "performance"

 

[VaYank5150]

So now experience matters after electing the inexperienced Obama? And this is only delivering a speech, not running the country

I asked a legitimate question, dumbass. It's sad that you are too partisan to actually look at it objectively and possibly give an opinion. Now, go fuck yourself.

I think its because he's very well spoken and an up and commer in the GOP. I think he's someone that could very well move on up the ladder.

That would be my guess Yank.

I agree with your assessment, Claudette, and I voted for McDonnell, because unlike his opponent, he actually had IDEAS for Virginia. However, knowing McDonnell, he does NOT speak well from a teleprompter (as witnessed by his blazing speed thourgh the speech), plus, don't you think that is just a LITTLE pressure to put on a guy after JUST being sworn into the Governor's office? And why didn't he call out a single veteran member of the GOP? His only remarks about his fellow members were about a guy who has yet to serve in the senate a single minute?

 

[DiamondDave]

So now experience matters after electing the inexperienced Obama? And this is only delivering a speech, not running the country

I asked a legitimate question, dumbass. It's sad that you are too partisan to actually look at it objectively and possibly give an opinion. Now, go fuck yourself.

It is a speech.... on television... I don't care if they had Jack Nicholson or Urkel deliver it

Now as to experience mattering in the proper areas, like being elected to the highest office in the land, yes I do care about that... hence why I did not vote for the idiot megalomaniac we have as President right now

 

[ba1614]

Before anyone says it, YES, I got this from MSNBC. However, I found it rather intriguing. Why is it that the GOP picked Bob McDonnell, a guy with 11 days of Governor experience to deliver the rebuttal to the President's SOTU address? And then, within his rebuttal, the only other Republican he mentioned was Scott Brown, who so far has zero days of experience in the senate? Does anyone else find this odd? Are the Republicans trying to put a new face on their party?

I'm guessing that trying to put a fresh face on the GOP is indeed what they're doing.

 

[uscitizen]

Before anyone says it, YES, I got this from MSNBC. However, I found it rather intriguing. Why is it that the GOP picked Bob McDonnell, a guy with 11 days of Governor experience to deliver the rebuttal to the President's SOTU address? And then, within his rebuttal, the only other Republican he mentioned was Scott Brown, who so far has zero days of experience in the senate? Does anyone else find this odd? Are the Republicans trying to put a new face on their party?

Haven't you heard? McDonnell/Palin in 2012.

 

[VaYank5150]

So now experience matters after electing the inexperienced Obama? And this is only delivering a speech, not running the country

I asked a legitimate question, dumbass. It's sad that you are too partisan to actually look at it objectively and possibly give an opinion. Now, go fuck yourself.

It is a speech.... on television... I don't care if they had Jack Nicholson or Urkel deliver it

Now as to experience mattering in the proper areas, like being elected to the highest office in the land, yes I do care about that... hence why I did not vote for the idiot megalomaniac we have as President right now

So, holding true to your apparent values, is it safe to assume you did not vote for Palin, either?

 

[VaYank5150]

Before anyone says it, YES, I got this from MSNBC. However, I found it rather intriguing. Why is it that the GOP picked Bob McDonnell, a guy with 11 days of Governor experience to deliver the rebuttal to the President's SOTU address? And then, within his rebuttal, the only other Republican he mentioned was Scott Brown, who so far has zero days of experience in the senate? Does anyone else find this odd? Are the Republicans trying to put a new face on their party?

Haven't you heard? McDonnell/Palin in 2012.

In case you haven't heard, Palin is no longer on the radar. She is too busy screwing the TEA partiers out of their money for their upcoming convention.

 

[uscitizen]

Before anyone says it, YES, I got this from MSNBC. However, I found it rather intriguing. Why is it that the GOP picked Bob McDonnell, a guy with 11 days of Governor experience to deliver the rebuttal to the President's SOTU address? And then, within his rebuttal, the only other Republican he mentioned was Scott Brown, who so far has zero days of experience in the senate? Does anyone else find this odd? Are the Republicans trying to put a new face on their party?

Haven't you heard? McDonnell/Palin in 2012.

In case you haven't heard, Palin is no longer on the radar. She is too busy screwing the TEA partiers out of their money for their upcoming convention.

Bush/McDonnell in 2012 then?

Personally I do not think the Palintologists are done yet.

 

[DiamondDave]

I asked a legitimate question, dumbass. It's sad that you are too partisan to actually look at it objectively and possibly give an opinion. Now, go fuck yourself.

It is a speech.... on television... I don't care if they had Jack Nicholson or Urkel deliver it

Now as to experience mattering in the proper areas, like being elected to the highest office in the land, yes I do care about that... hence why I did not vote for the idiot megalomaniac we have as President right now

So, holding true to your apparent values, is it safe to assume you did not vote for Palin, either?

No.. my vote was for McCain for President... not because Palin was on the ticket... mainly because it was a vote against Obama... I would have voted for Hillary before Obama... and THAT is saying something

 

[VaYank5150]

It is a speech.... on television... I don't care if they had Jack Nicholson or Urkel deliver it

Now as to experience mattering in the proper areas, like being elected to the highest office in the land, yes I do care about that... hence why I did not vote for the idiot megalomaniac we have as President right now

So, holding true to your apparent values, is it safe to assume you did not vote for Palin, either?

No.. my vote was for McCain for President... not because Palin was on the ticket... mainly because it was a vote against Obama... I would have voted for Hillary before Obama... and THAT is saying something

Oh, so putting a bimbo with little to no experience in the SECOND most important job in the world, is OK, then. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

BHO didn't have much more experience than that, and he's PRESIDENT.

 

[DiamondDave]

So, holding true to your apparent values, is it safe to assume you did not vote for Palin, either?

No.. my vote was for McCain for President... not because Palin was on the ticket... mainly because it was a vote against Obama... I would have voted for Hillary before Obama... and THAT is saying something

Oh, so putting a bimbo with little to no experience in the SECOND most important job in the world, is OK, then. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

Putting someone in the position of vice pres with lesser (but still more than Obama) experience is a FAR cry for what people did voting for Obama

 

[VaYank5150]

BHO didn't have much more experience than that, and he's PRESIDENT.

If you are trying to help DD, stop. You are only strengthening my point.

 

[DiamondDave]

You point that you are complaining about the experience of someone delivering a scripted speech.... while you did not complain about the lack of experience for the DEM candidate who was elected president

If your point is your own hypocrisy, it was well made

 

[VaYank5150]

No.. my vote was for McCain for President... not because Palin was on the ticket... mainly because it was a vote against Obama... I would have voted for Hillary before Obama... and THAT is saying something

Oh, so putting a bimbo with little to no experience in the SECOND most important job in the world, is OK, then. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

Putting someone in the position of vice pres with lesser (but still more than Obama) experience is a FAR cry for what people did voting for Obama

Stop talking in such vague terms. YOU stated that YOU did not vote for Obama due to his lack of experience. Then YOU stated that YOU voted for Palin for Vice President, and a President racked with medical issues and 72 years old....

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

So, holding true to your apparent values, is it safe to assume you did not vote for Palin, either?

No.. my vote was for McCain for President... not because Palin was on the ticket... mainly because it was a vote against Obama... I would have voted for Hillary before Obama... and THAT is saying something

Oh, so putting a bimbo with little to no experience in the SECOND most important job in the world, is OK, then. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

Sarah Palin's a bimbo? How do you figure?

Slang. A woman regarded as vacuous or as having an exaggerated interest in her sexual appeal.

Bimbo? I doubt it. You however are a fucking IDIOT with apparent misogynistic tendencies.