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Tucker Carlson lost his show to David Gregory. Lame.

The pastor at Obama's church is a moron. But, then, so are the rest of the people who believe an invisible man lives in the sky and we should control American lives in accordance to his hypothetical whims.

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/ReproductiveH...9246&page=1 That whole abstinence-only education idea turned out well.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/030...he_general.html Oops.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8...;show_article=1 Hillary apologizes for her campaign. That's too bad that some people actually thought they should defend Ferraro.

Castillo didn't make him look particularly good in their first fight.

And why have you suddenly found this respect for Hillary? I wont bother with Ferraro's courage since just saying "Lincoln" blows her handicapped theory way out of the water.

Come on, Czech. You just tossed out a Nightwing canard that I shot into little bits weeks ago. I've explained why supporting Obama makes sense to me, as he's the only candidate who will probably cut my taxes considerably. And return some freedom. You, however, are just agreeing with everything Hillary (and any of her supporters) do or say to almost-funny effect. Seriously, did you have this high regard for Gerry fucking Ferraro this time last year? Nope. And you held Hillary in utter contempt until around February 2008.

This watered-down version of Ann Coulter is really unappealing, Czech. If you like John McCain then defend him, talk about him. If you like Hillary, say why you do. Stop being a Marvin.

12 since Monday.

I think it'll be around the tenth, but I rarely get the rounds right lately.

Marvin wants to discuss serious politics at the Pit roundtable.

Wow.

Was Lincoln Chafee's dad a black Democrat? Seriously, Czech.

How many of you agree that Pacquiao will stop Marquez this time around?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080312/us_nm/...itics_muslim_dc Another footsoldier in the Obama jihad.

I'm not saying it's the way to go. As I pointed out, being experienced and being good went hand-in-hand for the founding fathers. And, some inexperienced presidents didn't pan out as with Grant and Harding (who weren't personally bad but put together the worst Cabinets you could imagine and let them run amok with other criminals and dipshits). Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. For reasons already stated repeatedly, I definitly think Obama can end up in the field of Teddy Roosevelt and JFK. In Hillary's case you start with her experience, which is dubious as it is. From there you have her two biggest moments for personal impact: her biggest domestic issue was health care as First Lady and that panned out terribly; as a Senator overseeing foreign policy she neglected to look into the subject and voted for a war in Iraq. Two key issues/events, two huge failures. Hillary, with all her "experience", has displayed the same judgement and ability to get the big shit right as Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon.

Glen Beck doesn't count with his fingers, he counts with his gut.

He's handicapped, though.

Some of the most "experienced" presidents: James Buchanan, Herbert Hoover, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon. Some of the least: Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Ike Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy,. (Note: I didn't take the founding father presidents into this as they were all certainly qualified for the job, and it actually panned out each time.

http://rock-fest.com/ This turd of a weekend gets worse every year.

And yet Lincoln did it with less as a white man.

Bieng a front-runner at an earlier date doesn't mean he wasn't a front-runner. Out of sight/mind doesn't really work in terms of facts and history.

Seriously, Czech, Eisenhower had no political experience and he was elected twice. Also was far from awful as president. Lincoln was less experienced than Obama. Hillary has only about four more years of actual experience than Obama, and less if his state-legislature time is included. If experience really was the end-all-be-all then Biden or Dodd or Richardson or Robert fucking Byrd would have the nomination. If experience really was the sole harbinger of good leadership, Dick Cheney wouldn't be among the worst national leaders of all time. What I'm saying here, Czech (and Hillz), is find another hill.