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I disagree. 2004/2006, yeah. But I don't think this election was a referendum on W; McCain was doing well enough until the economy tanked. I think it's a referendum on Republican Party more than anything. It feels like this frustration goes beyond just the President. I can see how it could be a referendum on the Republican Party, but that doesn't really stand up to what happens in the primaries. After all, conservatives didn't nominate McCain, moderates, but mostly democrats who went out to republican primaries did. McCain rarely, if ever, got pluralities with people who identified as conservatives. Furthermore, the Obama camp's tactic of absolutely tying McCain to Bush with kevlar ropes is doing the best. Well, that and the economy.

Palin's Abortion Speech

Member of the audience: "Governor Palin, does the McCain-Palin campaign support a centralized democratic government to govern over all of Iraq, or do you favor splitting the state to allocate Shiite and Sunni muslims? Furthermore, if the first plan is supported, how would the McCain-Palin administration solve the ever-mounting problems between the two factions? Also, how would the McCain administration specifically support the growth of democracy in the Middle East-- would it potentially come into conflict with theocratic rulers already in place?"

Mike, your opinions on this matter are wrong. You have no idea what a fascist government looks like. The United States is FAR from a fascist government, no matter how you look at it. That is all that needs to be said on this matter, and no more.

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You've got to seriously be kidding me, Marvin. I can't even respond to how fucking dumb you are. Again, sorry Agent, but Jesus Christ you are a piece of fucking shit.

Use the order of operations. It works.

Damn. If McCain won every toss up state there is, according to RCP, Obama would still win.

I wouldn't say that. Both Obama and McCain have plans for Iraq which are readily available. Me and my friends at the NY Times prefer Obama's, but it's up to you to decide whichever one you think is better. If the market tanks in the next year, Bush will be compared to Hoover for the rest of US history.

Trying too hard, Marn. -------------------------------------------- From MSNBC.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/10/opinion/...amp;oref=slogin Pretty compelling argument.

This actually exists now.

How does going to two fast food places in one day please you? Going to one in one day makes me unhappy. Unless it's In-And-Out.

Just put up the latest GB podcast. The Hang Seng dropped almost 1300 points.

NO AMOUNT OF CAPS WILL GET MY POINT ACROSS

Nuh uh, I got it first. --------------------------------------- From the blogette: "Public speaking is still new to me and makes me very nervous!" God, what is she, a Japanese foreign exchange student?

NO YOU DIDN'T CHEECH

Double post. Uh. http://blogs.usatoday.com/oped/2008/10/a-financial-apo.html Most interesting title I've read all day...

His daughter.

CHEECH YOU'VE LOST

So do I. Especially when teachers say it.

Sorry

True. When I worked at an Austrian restaurant, chef there had to have killed someone. There's no way he didn't.

Haha, misogyny.