| #171 - Posted 6 September 2008, 7:06 AM | |
Location: Cuba, it is a secret the censors are looking for me Join date: December 2007 Member #: 9 Posts: 13560 | RE: Obama's impact... Quote: antonioj previously said: Quote: RDinME previously said: OBAMA/BIDEN '08 Your really think McCain or Palin gives a crap about Dominicanos or Latinos? Did you watch the Republican Convention? Look at the crowd... does that represent YOU? All i saw was a Sea of white, old faces akwardly chanting "USA!!!". Obama is the future, he has experience living in other countries in which he wasn't trying to kill the native people (unlike McCain). he actually cares about the way the US handles itself internationaly. Its McCains type that propped up Trujillo in the early days and it was McCains type that labeled our brave revolutionaries as "communists" . I agree with some of the posters a democrat government would probably be more sympathetic to Haitians, however we should look at the larger picture Obama is the future, and represent a break from the past, his election, just like in the 60´s, will by no means open the door to other capable minorities to seek the highest office, I have read some of the rethorics for not voting for him, they are just plain dumb and narrow minded. 1.Are you better off than 4 years ago ? 2.Is the war in Irak justify ? 3.Do you support Bush and Cheney political and economic policy 90% ? if, your answer is yes for all the above ,and felt being represented by that party by no means you should vote for Macsame. I think, personally only a person with half a brain will fall for the Karl Rove and their Republican neocon scary and dirty tactics. Tonyj ...Everyday the poll numbers tell the story....Obamas numbers continue to erode.... because the public becomes aware of the Obamanable snow job they got from this empty suit and community organizer.....He has been seen walking around mumbling to himself "I should have picked HillyBilly " sorry but its curtains for Obama and to late ..........He did not even consider her.....How SEXIST....The good news there will be a woman president in 4 years but her name will not be Hillary lets get ready to RUUMMMMMMBBBLLLEE |
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| #172 - Posted 6 September 2008, 10:39 AM | |
Location: United States Join date: March 2008 Member #: 511 Posts: 680 | RE: Obama's impact... Quote: texasshoe previously said: Quote: gouletcolonial previously said: Quote: antonioj previously said: Quote: RDinME previously said: OBAMA/BIDEN '08 Your really think McCain or Palin gives a crap about Dominicanos or Latinos? Did you watch the Republican Convention? Look at the crowd... does that represent YOU? All i saw was a Sea of white, old faces akwardly chanting "USA!!!". Obama is the future, he has experience living in other countries in which he wasn't trying to kill the native people (unlike McCain). he actually cares about the way the US handles itself internationaly. Its McCains type that propped up Trujillo in the early days and it was McCains type that labeled our brave revolutionaries as "communists" . I agree with some of the posters a democrat government would probably be more sympathetic to Haitians, however we should look at the larger picture Obama is the future, and represent a break from the past, his election, just like in the 60´s, will by no means open the door to other capable minorities to seek the highest office, I have read some of the rethorics for not voting for him, they are just plain dumb and narrow minded. 1.Are you better off than 4 years ago ? 2.Is the war in Irak justify ? 3.Do you support Bush and Cheney political and economic policy 90% ? if, your answer is yes for all the above ,and felt being represented by that party by no means you should vote for Macsame. I think, personally only a person with half a brain will fall for the Karl Rove and their Republican neocon scary and dirty tactics. Tonyj ...Everyday the poll numbers tell the story....Obamas numbers continue to erode.... because the public becomes aware of the Obamanable snow job they got from this empty suit and community organizer.....He has been seen walking around mumbling to himself "I should have picked HillyBilly " sorry but its curtains for Obama and to late ..........He did not even consider her.....How SEXIST....The good news there will be a woman president in 4 years but her name will not be Hillary The sadest part of all of this is that a WOMAN has made it to the ticket of the Republicans for the first time, she is the First female Governer of Alaska, was the first Female to chair the Alaskan Oil & Gas Comission and all the media can focus on is "how will she take care of her little son if elected". Now Obama and his wife have been draging thier two kids around the country for 19 months and they say its ok. The Dems and Left are scared. Obama is enlisting the help of Hillary of all people to communicate to women, does that mean he can not or is not able to. The SS Obabiden has been torpedoed and is slowly sinking with no help in sight. I would imagine when Mcain announced Palin, Bill Clinton grinned as large as he could, they are not intrested in Obama being "Presentdent" they wanted Hillary. What plays out over the next few weeks will be fasinating to watch. Couldn't of said it better myself Mr. Texas. McCain getting the notion of Palin being VP shows thar he's not sleeping and he knows how to shake things up too. Even if he's not a minority or has a pro-choice "Catholic" running side-by-side with. He's saying hey I could bring "change" and shake the pot too. See! Edited on 9/6/2008 10:41 AM by talia. Bondye beni ou, Dios le bendiga! LOVE WHO YOU ARE, LOVE WHERE YOUR FROM! |
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| #173 - Posted 6 September 2008, 12:14 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: February 2008 Member #: 336 Posts: 1984 | RE: Obama's impact... McCain the change candidate with a doctrinaire conservative running mate, sneaking into the skin of his opponent and charging up his base texasshoe please please don't go down the road of GC's style with the bad puns and and premature pronouncements of 'librul' doom. It was much more interesting when you were discussing policy. People come to the forums to discuss and are being chased away by sloganeering. Stay above it man. Finally it seems this is something I cannot remind people of enough: completely ignore any 'national' poll. Want to know no where things stand on any given day? Check sites that aggregate local polls to predict the electoral college....here are just a couple, but if you think there is bias feel free to find others via Google. http://www.270towin.com/ http://www.electoral-vote.com/ |
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| #174 - Posted 6 September 2008, 12:28 PM | |
Location: Cuba, it is a secret the censors are looking for me Join date: December 2007 Member #: 9 Posts: 13560 | RE: Obama's impact... Quote: Manhattanite previously said: McCain the change candidate with a doctrinaire conservative running mate, sneaking into the skin of his opponent and charging up his base texasshoe please please don't go down the road of GC's style with the bad puns and and premature pronouncements of 'librul' doom. It was much more interesting when you were discussing policy. People come to the forums to discuss and are being chased away by sloganeering. Stay above it man. Finally it seems this is something I cannot remind people of enough: completely ignore any 'national' poll. Want to know no where things stand on any given day? Check sites that aggregate local polls to predict the electoral college....here are just a couple, but if you think there is bias feel free to find others via Google. http://www.270towin.com/ http://www.electoral-vote.com/ here are just a couple, but if you think there is bias feel free to find others via Google.........oh no there is no bias.....You were not the only one who saw his speech ....he whupped Obamas numbers against NFL opener and your favorite show manhattanman.... American idol...........Here is a site with all the polls.... http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/general_election_mccain_vs_obama-225.html ...................How do you recast yourself into an empty suit Edited on 9/6/2008 12:34 PM by gouletcolonial. lets get ready to RUUMMMMMMBBBLLLEE |
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| #175 - Posted 6 September 2008, 12:35 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: May 2008 Member #: 783 Posts: 1277 | RE: Obama's impact... Considering there is not much difference in the policies of Hillary and Obama if Hillary supporters cannot rally behind Obama under one common goal and beat McCain then this spells out the “Real American Mentality”. When one considers that her supporters are ~18Million, if a large portion of those would indeed defect to Mccain it would only bring light to the sheer ignorance and biased prejudices discriminatory nuances of a very significant portion of the American populace. And this would be irrespective of party.. Sad very Sad. Edited on 9/6/2008 12:36 PM by ladronaso. Why wont Dominican Republic prosper? Because Dominicans are just plain too.............. |
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| #176 - Posted 6 September 2008, 12:42 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: May 2008 Member #: 783 Posts: 1277 | RE: Obama's impact... And the reality is that Mccain is loosing supporters. I have listened to many interview and have heard the same disgruntled questions from Mccain supporters. The majority of the population is leaning more towards the democrats not because its what they want but because of the real discontent the Republican party. You just have to look at the last few years Why wont Dominican Republic prosper? Because Dominicans are just plain too.............. |
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| #177 - Posted 6 September 2008, 12:42 PM | |
Location: Cuba, it is a secret the censors are looking for me Join date: December 2007 Member #: 9 Posts: 13560 | RE: Obama's impact... ladrone says", if a large portion of those would indeed defect to Mccain it would only bring light to the sheer ignorance and biased prejudices discriminatory nuances of a very significant portion of the American populace. And this would be irrespective of party.. Sad very Sad." BUT TRUE and nobody cares what a bunch of effete elitist and left wing weanies think lets get ready to RUUMMMMMMBBBLLLEE |
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| #178 - Posted 6 September 2008, 12:47 PM | |
Location: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo Join date: December 2007 Member #: 38 Posts: 6156 | RE: Obama's impact... Quote: antonioj previously said: Quote: RDinME previously said: OBAMA/BIDEN '08 Your really think McCain or Palin gives a crap about Dominicanos or Latinos? Did you watch the Republican Convention? Look at the crowd... does that represent YOU? All i saw was a Sea of white, old faces akwardly chanting "USA!!!". Obama is the future, he has experience living in other countries in which he wasn't trying to kill the native people (unlike McCain). he actually cares about the way the US handles itself internationaly. Its McCains type that propped up Trujillo in the early days and it was McCains type that labeled our brave revolutionaries as "communists" . I agree with some of the posters a democrat government would probably be more sympathetic to Haitians, however we should look at the larger picture Obama is the future, and represent a break from the past, his election, just like in the 60´s, will by no means open the door to other capable minorities to seek the highest office, I have read some of the rethorics for not voting for him, they are just plain dumb and narrow minded. 1.Are you better off than 4 years ago ? 2.Is the war in Irak justify ? 3.Do you support Bush and Cheney political and economic policy 90% ? if, your answer is yes for all the above ,and felt being represented by that party by no means you should vote for Macsame. I think, personally only a person with half a brain will fall for the Karl Rove and their Republican neocon scary and dirty tactics. That´s why I said that for dominicans (specially us, the ones living on the island), this election has reduced itself to the choosing of the lesser of two evils. In the sense that we're forced to choose between the well-being of our country or the one of the entire world, so to speak. While we're not better off than 4 years ago, it's a given that a victory by Obama would not only be hurtful for the DR in the sense of being forced to accept a "balkan" solution to the haitian issue (this term being the more meaningful becasue Obama's VP candidate, Joe Biden, is one of the responsibles for the Kosovo mess), but also, from what I have read and heard from veritable sources, Obama and his team might cater to the hardliners on the US inmigration issue, because, if you have been following the debates about the inmigration reform on Congress, you'll find that it has been Pelosi and the democrats which have torpedoed the succesive bills presented over there time and again. Plus, Obama has promised to revise the DR-CAFTA, and not precisely to make things easier for us, catering to the anti-free trade crowd. As the saying goes, it's like being "between the sword and the wall". Edited on 9/6/2008 1:08 PM by Lautaro. "A man who strives after goodness in all his acts is sure to come to ruin, since there are so many men who are not good." Niccolo Macchiavelli - The Prince |
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| #179 - Posted 6 September 2008, 12:50 PM | |
Location: Cuba, it is a secret the censors are looking for me Join date: December 2007 Member #: 9 Posts: 13560 | RE: Obama's impact... Quote: gouletcolonial previously said: ladrone says", if a large portion of those would indeed defect to Mccain it would only bring light to the sheer ignorance and biased prejudices discriminatory nuances of a very significant portion of the American populace. And this would be irrespective of party.. Sad very Sad." BUT TRUE and nobody cares what a bunch of effete elitist and left wing weanies think Ladrone and none of those kids who watch comedy central and Mtv are going to vote anyway so you and the other lefties feminazis afronazis and the gay liberation front are all thats left.....and that aint going to make it lets get ready to RUUMMMMMMBBBLLLEE |
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| #180 - Posted 6 September 2008, 6:32 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: December 2007 Member #: 4 Posts: 22490 | RE: Obama's impact... anthonyc. i am done discussing the concept of equal work for equal pay with you. my dog understands the idea, and, even though he is infinitely more intelligent than you are, i thought it would somehow seep into your head, despite your obtuseness. my mother always told me not to waste time arguing with a fool. i am following her advice in your case. |
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