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And I certainly don't want Obama running it

Posted By: not again on 2008-09-29
In Reply to: I certainly don't want her running our country. - pc

After what I heard at the debate, and his viewpoints on the bailout. Don't trust him.


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Thought of that, but Obama is running for the top
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Obama should not be in the running for the highest
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Who cares - she is not running. Even Obama said
Out. For some reason you seem to think Gov. Palin would have been able to stop her daughter. If you want a baby bad enough your going to find a way (place) to get pregnant. Her daughter didn't consult with the parents. This is not Gov. Palins fault and even then it's not a "fault". Her daughter wanted to have a baby and so she got pregnant. End of deal! Leave the spouses and kids out of the hatred you hold for the candidates.
Obama is running for president of what
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What is she chose Obama as running mate?
Do you think that would be beatable? Not sure either one would go for it, but sure would make an interesting race!
Biden was chosen Obama's running mate

for the following reasons:


A.  He's had his face in the public trough for half a century and so has lots of connections and many favors he can call in for his boss.


B.  He has zero charisma and so cannot challenge Obama for the worship of the masses.


C.  He is a complete dips**t, and so poses no intellectual threat to his boss either. 


The guy is the perfect ''second banana''.  And I love that during the primary campaign Biden kept insisting that Obama had insufficient experience to be president.  Now Biden, with a straight face, has to work for the man.  That must really chafe, but at least he caught the bouquet!


Ever heard of Barack Hussein Obama before he started running?
that argument doesn't play out either! and she's the VP not the president!
That is not what HE says he is running as, it is what...sm
everyone else says he is running as.
Yes we do have the right. If you are running for ...sm
the hightest office in the land, we have the right to logically judge whether that person could reasonably be expected to complete his term. If someone has a serious disease that could affect his/her capability of doing so, we have the right to know that before we cast our vote. This goes for both candidates. Transparency, isn't that what both candidates say they are for?
Is he actually running?

Oh? Is someone new in the running?...nm
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We just keep running to and fro don't we?

Whatever we hear, read or see on TV MUST be fact. 


VOTING A WRITE-IN VOTE FOR LOU DOBBS!!!


You obviously know nothing about running a
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Running it

Downhill................


I seems that YOU are running out
of valid points as you start to take refuge in bashing?!

I am not going to engage in tit-for-tat fights with posters, ESPECIALLY NOT on the Politics Board.


Your aren't running for VP and won't be
McCain camp made such as issue about Obama's lack of foreign travel, boasting about how many times he had been overseas to visit the troops, and claiming that made him a more viable foreign policy candidate. He openly challenged Obama to make his trip overseas, gleefully hoping that Obama would end up looking like a rookie. Obama responded in kind, met with world leaders, garnered open support from Iraq's president and turned out 250,000 Berliners for his speech. Not too shabby for a rookie. So, if there was so much flap over Obama's not having been overseas and how that made him inexperienced, what does it say about his VP pick, who applied for a passport last year? McCain can't have it both ways. This issue is being raised to point out McCain double standards.
Running From Reality
 If there was one pre-eminent characteristic of the Republican convention this week, it was the quality of deception. Words completely lost their meaning. Reality was turned upside down.

    From the faux populist gibberish mouthed by speaker after speaker, you would never have known that the Republicans have been in power over the past several years and used that titanic power to lead the country to its present sorry state.


http://www.truthout.org/article/running-from-reality


mccain is running

quit trying to deflect the issue.  McCain a poon dog.


 


Probably because he's running for president, no?
Where do you people live?  What era?  Geez.
I certainly don't want her running our country.
She scares me.
but those 4 are not running for president! nm
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If you were running for President ---

Okay, I have an idea.  If you were able to run for President or even be the top adviser for the next President, what would your plans be for getting us out of this economic crisis?  Everyone seems to hate Obama's plans, and nobody really knows McCain's plans, so help us out here - what would you do?


He already has. Hello? He is running for president. All sm
candidates are cleared way before the actual election. They would not take the chance of having someone elected president and then find out he fails to pass an FBI check.
of course he would say that stuff - he was running against him! nm
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Yes....she is his running mate.
His VP.....she is NOT running for president.  Barrack Obama is.  And even saying that.....at least she has run a state and had to make executive decisions.  She has been successful in her job as governor and has a high approval rating.  What does Obama have other than the unique ability to flip flop on everything he has ever said and voted for. 
I am running scared
Of course you are right, Obama is closet Muslim. He was been faking practicing Christianity for 20+ years, even going so far as to have his daughters baptised just to fool us. Wow, why didn't I realize it until just now.

Oh, and the Muslims really hate the Jews. I better go find an attack to live in when Obama is elected.

Thanks so much for your help in getting me to see things so much more clearly now.
If they are running for our president, we SHOULD know this...
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I would prefer her as HIS running mate, but...
I would be fairly happy with either!  I have mixed feelings about Hillary, but like I've said, I'm sure she would do a fine job.  I just happen to reeeeally prefer Obama.
Running scared? Ahhhh, don't think so
when McCain loses.  The only way he will win is if they cheat - which we all know is possible - just ask Gore.
Romney is not running, Biden is...
and he was talking about the guy he is running with. Nice attempt at dodging.

As for Kilkenny...she is a Dem with a bone to pick, i.e., "She has hated me since 1992." lol. On Wiki all she said was "there was some talk about banning books but she never followed through with it."

So which is the lie and which is the truth?
George Bush isn't running....
and there is a democratic congress who has not done squat since we elected them 2 years ago. Are you going to vote a straight Republican congressional ticket or are you by your own description intellectually challenged?

It is a valid question.
You would think Sarah Palin is running for the top
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clinton not running McCain is

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Go Ron Paul....now running on an independent
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well that good cos she's not running for president
you all seem to forget she is not running for pres. Barack and McCain are.
That's all you got? Glad you're not running
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It's funnier that his own running mate
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uhh... Joe the Plumber is not running for VP, leave
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In 3 day after running the most brilliant campaign
What part of we are in a bunch of crisEs do you not get? I for one am EXTREMELY gratified that he is the man of action we need him to be. He was elected. The electoral college members will enthusiastically cast 365 votes for him in December. On all airways and in all media outlets, he is referred to as the President Elect. He will be sworn into office in January. Get over it. You make yourself sound even more petty than Malkin. Why get so hung up over a trite technicality? Why not use your time more constructively, like trying to figure out what to do about the GOP leadership crisis/vacuum and their need for a platform transplant?
Chris isn't running for office...LOL
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I don't care who is running the show.....
We are in deep sh&t and it's only going to get deeper......wouldn't matter if McCain was at the helm or Obama. The tax cuts, obviously, didn't work. So, we go in the opposite direction and put our fingers in our ears and hope it doesn't explode.......I really don't see an alternative. What I fear the most is a deep and desperate time of civil unrest unlike anything we have seen in the past........that is something to fear as it will only make us more vulnerable.
Sorry, but the "lunatics" are running the country
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Sorry - "...will be running for office in 2012". SM
We must throw the current residents of Washington out of office, including this loony-left total disaster of a President, his cronies, and also the folks on the other side of the aisle who have become entrenched in power and have been no better in representing the middle-of-the-road Americans who by far constitute the majority in this country.

Let's CLEAN HOUSE!
While you're busy running around...

...monitoring and reading everyone's minds, it appears you've lost your own in the process.


It doesn't matter what a poster writes.  If you perceive anyone even trying to support the President of the United States, you automatically go into full combat alert and slam that person, regardless.  This is why intelligent, productive discussions can't be held on this board:  too much bitterness, hatred and playground bully behavior.


Obama won.  Your guy lost.  How about showing some dignity and grace (if you're capable).


While you're busy running around...

...monitoring and reading everyone's minds, it appears you've lost your own in the process.


It doesn't matter what a poster writes.  If you perceive anyone even trying to support the President of the United States, you automatically go into full combat alert and slam that person, regardless.  This is why intelligent, productive discussions can't be held on this board:  too much bitterness, hatred and playground bully behavior.


Obama won.  Your guy lost.  How about showing some dignity and grace (if you're capable).


Evangelicals running the party?
Just last week the Dems were snickering that the "leader" of the Republican party is Rush Limbaugh, who is hardly an "evanglical" of any color or stripe.

Really, they should make up their mind. Someday, people are going to wake up and notice that their various attempts to "slime" the Republican party are inconsistent with one another.
No..,.actually he is very busy RUNNING our country
He is the president of ALL the people and the MAJORITY of ALL people approve and support him. AND, much to your dismay I am quite sure, he is doing a GREAT job of it!
Yup - running it straight into the ground.
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Americans should stop running
for every little pain to doctors! They should stop taking antidepressants, sleeping pills, full-blown HRT, cut back on x-ray examinations, MRIs, etc....
which make them only sicker and sicker....

Don't you see that all these on us forced upon testings, too often unnecessary, is only a way to MAKE money for the pysicians?


Another example of the median running amuck, AND you know WHAT'S WORSE?
The right winged media will associate them with liberals and the American people will think that's what the democratic party is about.

Go figure!
Ohio War Veteran Running for Senate... sm

Hackett has his work cut out for him, but I hope the vets keep running. It is a good sign of potential changes in the WH soon.


Ohio War Veteran Running for Senate




By DAN SEWELL
The Associated Press
Monday, October 24, 2005; 2:54 PM



CINCINNATI -- Paul Hackett, the Democratic veteran of the Iraq war who narrowly lost a special election in a heavily Republican congressional district in August, made his official entry into a U.S. Senate race Monday.


He faces a tough Democratic primary with Rep. Sherrod Brown in the race for the nomination to challenge second-term Republican incumbent Sen. Mike DeWine next year.







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Paul Hackett, the Democratic veteran of the Iraq war who narrowly lost in a special election in a heavily Republican congressional district in August, announces his candidacy for the U.S. Senate, Monday, Oct. 24, 2005, at his home in Cincinnati, Ohio. (AP Photo/Al Behrman) (Al Behrman - AP)











Hackett's only political experience is a stint as a small-city councilman.


I'm asking all the people of this great state, regardless of political affiliation, to consider my message and to consider joining me in the fight to take back our government from the career politicians and their special interest support groups who have hijacked our government, he said as he announced his campaign at his home in suburban Indian Hill.


Hackett decided to run for Congress earlier this year after completing a seven-month tour of duty in Iraq as a Marine reservist. That special election in southern Ohio's seven-county 2nd District was to replace Rep. Rob Portman, who left his seat to become the U.S. trade representative.


Hackett won the Democratic nomination, then battled Republican Jean Schmidt, a former state legislator, in a campaign in which he linked her to embattled Republican Gov. Bob Taft while sharply criticizing President Bush's handling of the war.


Schmidt won on Aug. 2 with 52 percent of the vote, though Portman had consistently won re-election in the district with more than 70 percent and Bush had carried it in 2004 with 64 percent.


Hackett's strong showing in a state that was a pivotal presidential battleground solidified the attorney as a likely 2006 candidate for Congress or statewide office.


After Hackett decided to oppose DeWine, Hackett was irked when Brown, with three decades of elective politics behind him, decided he also would run.


Brown, a former state legislator and Ohio secretary of state, is in his seventh congressional term, representing northeastern Ohio's 13th District. He's expected to officially launch his Senate race in early November.


Brown said Monday he initially didn't plan to run because of family reasons, but changed his mind with his family's encouragement. He said he wasn't expecting the race for the May 2 primary to damage his chances of defeating DeWine in the general election.


I've had primaries before, Brown said. It makes me a stronger candidate.