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#1 Jan 08 2008 at 5:51 PM Rating: Good
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Christ. Finish talking already. He's the Pubbie Ross Perot, except less gnomelike.
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He's got magic underwear. Your scorn just bounced off his Latina proof crotch protector.

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#3 Jan 08 2008 at 5:53 PM Rating: Decent
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I liked the limp-wristed, sissy, "let's all give McCain a hand for running a good campaign" ******** and everyone went "yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh"

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#4 Jan 08 2008 at 5:55 PM Rating: Decent
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Did you like the bit about how Americans resent government interference and want to take risks? Where the hell does he live???
#5 Jan 08 2008 at 5:57 PM Rating: Excellent
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Atomicflea wrote:
Did you like the bit about how Americans resent government interference and want to take risks? Where the hell does he live???


I missed that part...I walked away after a couple minutes (hence the posting). My tv is in a different room. I figured too much eye-rolling can't be good for my vision long-term.

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#6 Jan 08 2008 at 6:41 PM Rating: Decent
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He is going to win, once he figures out how to work Joseph Smith's Seerstone, and use its mind controlling powers.
#7 Jan 08 2008 at 9:31 PM Rating: Good
At least he didn't sound like he was in the midst of a stroke like McCain did.
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#8 Jan 09 2008 at 12:17 AM Rating: Decent
I liked McCain's speech. He's an old man, cut him some slack on the remembering and boisterous angle. He delivered an honest pointed speech that was aimed at supporters and integrity, and reminded opposite supporters that they too were worthy of admiration for putting the country above themselves. Not a winning (tm) speech to be sure, but the guy has never had a sense of non-Vietnam combat. He's a softie who put his platform forward and leaves it up to us, he doesn't hit us over the head with it or why he's Superman.

The Obama speech was again good, but I was worried as it ended when he actually took up MLK's southern drawl. His content at times also seemed a tad inclusive. Overall he's a great orator but he needs to stand on his own, and for all Americans, not just Farrakhanites.

Romney--he's such a ******* prick that I doze out when hearing him speak. Have no clue what he said and don't want no clue.
#9 Jan 09 2008 at 4:07 AM Rating: Good
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Nightsintdreams, pet mage of Jabober wrote:
At least he didn't sound like he was in the midst of a stroke like McCain did.
That's because McCain had no idea of what he was reading until he read it. He refuses to be prepared. It's a character trait, and not very Presidential, but like I said, his staff is excellent. He's not a good orator. Joph commented that Clinton sounded like she was reading her second-grade book report.
#10 Jan 09 2008 at 6:34 AM Rating: Excellent
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Be fair: I compared her to high school speech class Smiley: grin

It was her pauses mid-thought where she was obviously reading her cards to see what the end of that thought was.

"And as we go onward to win... this thing, we'll know that the reason... why we won is because of..."

They weren't dramamtic pauses, they were the pauses where you saw her eyes go downward for a full second as she read.
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#11 Jan 09 2008 at 6:38 AM Rating: Good
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Be fair: I compared her to high school speech class Smiley: grin

It was her pauses mid-thought where she was obviously reading her cards to see what the end of that thought was.

"And as we go onward to win... this thing, we'll know that the reason... why we won is because of..."

They weren't dramamtic pauses, they were the pauses where you saw her eyes go downward for a full second as she read.


She was channeling Shatner?
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#12 Jan 09 2008 at 6:39 AM Rating: Excellent
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Dunno.

Still, it was probably far better than the State of the Union will be. So she has that going for her.
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#13 Jan 09 2008 at 8:02 AM Rating: Decent
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She was channeling Shatner?


If Shatner was her other personality, rather than the lameass one she has now, I'd consider voting for her.

You can't go wrong with Shatner.
#14 Jan 09 2008 at 12:40 PM Rating: Decent
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Christ. Finish talking already. He's the Pubbie Ross Perot, except less gnomelike.


Oh, give a nutjob like GW Bush a chance twice, but no Mormons?!




Religious pig..or something.





Yeah, I have no idea where I was going with that.
#15 Jan 09 2008 at 7:51 PM Rating: Decent
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Ehhh, who wanted a Mormon for a president anyway? Anybody who eschews smoking, drinking, gambling, and has the crazy idea that owning more than one wife at a time is a good idea obviously isn't fit for office. Yeah, that includes Huck too, except for the wild sex orgies with Joey Smith groupies part.

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#16 Jan 10 2008 at 4:20 AM Rating: Excellent
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Oh, give a nutjob like GW Bush a chance twice, but no Mormons?!
Oh, anyone's better than Bush. I'd take Hugo Chávez.
#17 Jan 10 2008 at 7:11 AM Rating: Excellent
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I used to work right next to a Venezualian Embasy. We had pro and anti chavez protesters out in ront of the building every friday. I don't think they ever realized that protest signs written in venezualian were not the most effective considering that the protesters were probably the only ones who could read them in the area...
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#18 Jan 10 2008 at 7:17 AM Rating: Good
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"Oh, anyone's better than Bush. I'd take Hugo Chávez."

Lol, now there is the very definition of a liberal Lefty overstating (as usual) just how awful their world is when they are being dominated by the evil Right. heheh, I couldn't have made a better case for the hyperventilating, wild eyed, fluttering hands-type of response that makes us chuckle.

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He speaks her language Smiley: nod
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