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billandbeaufort · Senior Member

Now that is exactly what the American people deserve! There needs to be a civics test in order to vote!!!

cw · Banned

That's a good idea. While we're at it, make it mandatory that
all presidential candidates have to take IQ and mental competency
tests so that the contry never has to suffer through another sawed
off, ignorant little prejudiced redneck's whims again.

yourdaddyjoe · Supporting Member

Homerbama brain scan... Mr. Green

cw · Banned

Surely you are you not suggesting that bush is more intelligent than
Obama. Bush still calls for his moma wipe him when he's done.

yourdaddyjoe · Supporting Member

Obama Hussein’s supporters…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVG1KfcAWgY

yourdaddyjoe · Supporting Member

Obama on f#cking...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqnbVXKfumE

Rogerflat · Silver Status Member

I voted Irish, but not for McCain. I voted for O'Bama.

yourdaddyjoe · Supporting Member

cw · Banned

This one's for you, Joe.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbCwEoYCaK8&feature=related

yourdaddyjoe · Supporting Member

billandbeaufort · Senior Member

cw · Banned

I think that macbush could of at least pick an intelligent
running mate, instead of that bimbo. What an embarrassment
to them, having her talk to the press. She knows as much about
the world abroad as the embarrassent of a president we have
now, does.

Oh well, at least the evil will be gone 012008.

acousticmood · Member

thepaladin · Senior Member

I stepped back a while back, as so far as I could see the "BS" topic was simply turning into "cw attacks the president" or something like that. I watched him call the president nurmous names and now he's moved to calling Sara Palin a "bimbo".

Personally I wish "we" (consider the "we" either conservative thinkers or Republicans) had chosen a different candidate. I think most of the Republican base was more voting against Obama than for MaCain. But even with the recent attacks from the ever popular "un-named sorces" on her, Sara Palin still has extremely high approval ratings (something over 90% among republicans and 60+% among others asked). Insult her all you want, she was the draw on the ticket, not Macain.

Macain ended up as the candidate on the argument that the "only way" the republicans could win was to "go to the middle", it had to be a moderate. That has now pretty much been shown to be a myth. (as it has been every time it's been tried, remember Bob Dole?) Personally I believe that the late attacks on Palin are a sort of "premtive strike" by "un-named" moderates because it seems the party may now be forced back to it's base, the conservatives. (Note cw that the phrase is "conservative" not "regressive" the idea is not to lose what is good just to "change". In other words, don't throw the baby out with the bath water.)

As to now. I won't be taking part in attacks on President-elect Obama. I believe that his policies will spell disaster for the country, but I hope I'm wrong and will give the office the respect it deserves. I will comment on problems if they come up but will try to give the man the benifit of any doubt.

cw, you get on my nerves. I have heard and read the "boy aren't we inteligent" (here I'd like to use a negative descriptive word, but will refrain. If I don't think cw should call me stupid, I'll not negatively describe his argument) argument all along. It's a chours that Obama supporters have flung about constantly. It fails to hold a lot of water when a group has to keep telling everyone else "how smart" they are themselves.

So, Mr. Obama will be president, and he is the president of all Americans and we should give him that chance. I would simply urge those who consider themselves "liberial" or "progresive" to do the same the next time a president they disagree with comes to office.