Obama: 'If I am not ready, why do you think I would be such a great vice president?'

[Peikko 1,575]

Someone here has there head so far up Billary's #######, it's comical............

Whatever you may think of someone's opinion of a candidate, that is just rude.

[HAL 9000 96]

I am really trying to understand this. So, are you saying that he isn't proposing any radical reform of political structure, or that he is, but so is the other candidate?

No, he's not any other candidate. He's Obama...

But seriously, his platform on the issues is nearly the same as Hillary's on most things. Does this make Hillary, then, a target of anti-liberalism, whatever in hell that means?

And what do we mean by radical reform? I think Obama is more interested in making sure the reform that has occured in the previous two terms is reversed and corrected so that those that do not benefit from being in the upper pinnacles of high society can also have a say in how the democratic institutions of this nation are run. If that makes him a radical then hey, so be it.

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

Someone here has there head so far up Billary's #######, it's comical............

Whatever you may think of someone's opinion of a candidate, that is just rude.

But the Kool-aid signature is not?

[HAL 9000 96]

I live in Chicago and can " assure " you that Obama was not as big a part of that Chicago machine as you may think he was.

Leaving Rhezko aside, the part about what he did during his time in Chicage that indicates that political change is a fundamental belief is fair game. Did he propose measures that were thwarted? Did he feel that change is only necessary in Washington? Did he impliment some politically significant measures?

* Voted to end $300 million worth of tax breaks for businesses. (2004)

* Voted for having Illinois endorse embryonic stem cell research. (2004)

* Voted against restrictions on public funding of abortion. (2000)

* Successfully co-sponsored a prescription drug discount buying club program for seniors and the disabled. (2003)

* Unsuccessfully co-sponsored ban on discrimination based on sexual orientation. The measure became law after Obama was elected to the U.S. Senate. (2003)

* Successfully co-sponsored major ethics reform called the Gift Ban Act. (1998)

Also...

With the assistance of Senator Jones, Mr. Obama helped deliver what is said to have been the first significant campaign finance reform law in Illinois in 25 years. He brought law enforcement groups around to back legislation requiring that homicide interrogations be taped and helped bring about passage of the state's first racial-profiling law. He was a chief sponsor of a law enhancing tax credits for the working poor, played a central role in negotiations over welfare reform and successfully pushed for increasing child care subsidies.

http://wizbangblue.com/2008/01/13/obamas-i...-other-side.php

Bump.

[rebeccajo 14]

That post is quite ridiculous and quite possibly violates a TOS.

That post is just fairplay. I guess accusing a person of sexism is somehow more tolerable than racism?

That post is quite ridiculous and quite possibly violates a TOS.

he had several more like that today.

And I will keep it up until you stop accusing me and many others of sexism every chance you get.

Who accused you of sexism? All I have seen is two posts accusing people who support Hilary or racism and I see absolutely no evidence of it. How is that fair or reasonable?

If you haven't figured it out, I was being facetious in making those claims. I don't think people are sexist for supporting Obama. I also don't think people are racist for questioning him. However, the same holds true with Clinton. My belief that Hillary Clinton is not trustworthy has nothing to do with her crotch and everything to do with her history.

Devillette accuses people of sexism on a daily basis without any substantial backing.

I have just finally had enough of the "sexism" card being thrown. It's insulting and obnoxious. I stooped and started mocking. Forgive me.

I think you both need taken out behind the woodshed and given a licking.

[SqdnGuns 21]

Someone here has there head so far up Billary's #######, it's comical............

Whatever you may think of someone's opinion of a candidate, that is just rude.

But the Kool-aid signature is not?

B I N G O ! ! !

[no name 1]

Devillette accuses people of sexism on a daily basis without any substantial backing.

No, I don't. If you read my posts, you would know that.

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

I think you both need taken out behind the woodshed and given a licking.

Who's doing the licking?

[HAL 9000 96]

Oh Brother/Sister. I hope this thread is not locked by the time I get home.

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

Devillette accuses people of sexism on a daily basis without any substantial backing.

No, I don't. If you read my posts, you would know that.

Comedy gold.

[Peikko 1,575]

Someone here has there head so far up Billary's #######, it's comical............

Whatever you may think of someone's opinion of a candidate, that is just rude.

But the Kool-aid signature is not?

Someone here has there head so far up Billary's #######, it's comical............

Whatever you may think of someone's opinion of a candidate, that is just rude.

But the Kool-aid signature is not?

B I N G O ! ! !

No idea, I have the signatures turned off they are annoying and distracting as far as I am concerned.

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

Someone here has there head so far up Billary's #######, it's comical............

Whatever you may think of someone's opinion of a candidate, that is just rude.

But the Kool-aid signature is not?

Someone here has there head so far up Billary's #######, it's comical............

Whatever you may think of someone's opinion of a candidate, that is just rude.

But the Kool-aid signature is not?

B I N G O ! ! !

No idea, I have the signatures turned off they are annoying and distracting as far as I am concerned.

Okay, well the person who was the target of SqdnGuns' post has a signature that questions the intelligence of every Obama supporter.

[metta 0]

I live in Chicago and can " assure " you that Obama was not as big a part of that Chicago machine as you may think he was.

Leaving Rhezko aside, the part about what he did during his time in Chicage that indicates that political change is a fundamental belief is fair game. Did he propose measures that were thwarted? Did he feel that change is only necessary in Washington? Did he impliment some politically significant measures?

* Voted to end $300 million worth of tax breaks for businesses. (2004)

* Voted for having Illinois endorse embryonic stem cell research. (2004)

* Voted against restrictions on public funding of abortion. (2000)

* Successfully co-sponsored a prescription drug discount buying club program for seniors and the disabled. (2003)

* Unsuccessfully co-sponsored ban on discrimination based on sexual orientation. The measure became law after Obama was elected to the U.S. Senate. (2003)

* Successfully co-sponsored major ethics reform called the Gift Ban Act. (1998)

You mean he voted "present'?

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

I live in Chicago and can " assure " you that Obama was not as big a part of that Chicago machine as you may think he was.

Leaving Rhezko aside, the part about what he did during his time in Chicage that indicates that political change is a fundamental belief is fair game. Did he propose measures that were thwarted? Did he feel that change is only necessary in Washington? Did he impliment some politically significant measures?

* Voted to end $300 million worth of tax breaks for businesses. (2004)

* Voted for having Illinois endorse embryonic stem cell research. (2004)

* Voted against restrictions on public funding of abortion. (2000)

* Successfully co-sponsored a prescription drug discount buying club program for seniors and the disabled. (2003)

* Unsuccessfully co-sponsored ban on discrimination based on sexual orientation. The measure became law after Obama was elected to the U.S. Senate. (2003)

* Successfully co-sponsored major ethics reform called the Gift Ban Act. (1998)

You mean he voted "present'?

At least he has been present to do so.

[rebeccajo 14]

Devillette accuses people of sexism on a daily basis without any substantial backing.

No, I don't. If you read my posts, you would know that.

*cough cough bull$hit*

If it's not that, it's some other thing.