Gallup Daily: McCain 48%, Obama 43%

[amiquechu 0]

Infact she is the Angelina Jolie of politics. She's hot, she's physical and yes, got six kids too. What's more, she comes with more executive experience than Obama.

This is when you know people are reaching very hard to justify their candidate.

Oh, really?

I'd admit that Obama does have some executive experience . That in managing his senate and campaign staff. Do you want to know what kind of decisions he made in that capacity? here's an example...

How much executive experience does McCain have?

ZERO.

He's been a goddamn Congressman his whole political career.

So what is this bullshit you try to make of executive experience?

Oh yes, cherrypicking. Not exactly surprising. As mentioned, reaching very hard to justify their candidate. Obama will be at 10 years of experience serving the people, which is relevant experience just like John McCain. Palin will be at.. 8 years. And that's including both Mayor and Governor.

The funny thing is the idiots running on the "experience" part can't diss Biden either.

If you want to compare John McCain's experience with Joe Biden, Joe Biden has 10 years on McCain.

This experience ####### is just that -- #######. It has been from the start and will be every time it's mentioned. Especially in your case where you attempt to manipulate what "experience" means.

Somebody's a little flustered. Sounds like somebody needs a little more fiber in their diet

[IAMX 3,055]

Infact she is the Angelina Jolie of politics. She's hot, she's physical and yes, got six kids too. What's more, she comes with more executive experience than Obama.

This is when you know people are reaching very hard to justify their candidate.

Oh, really?

I'd admit that Obama does have some executive experience . That in managing his senate and campaign staff. Do you want to know what kind of decisions he made in that capacity? here's an example...

How much executive experience does McCain have?

ZERO.

He's been a goddamn Congressman his whole political career.

So what is this bullshit you try to make of executive experience?

Oh yes, cherrypicking. Not exactly surprising. As mentioned, reaching very hard to justify their candidate. Obama will be at 10 years of experience serving the people, which is relevant experience just like John McCain. Palin will be at.. 8 years. And that's including both Mayor and Governor.

The funny thing is the idiots running on the "experience" part can't diss Biden either.

If you want to compare John McCain's experience with Joe Biden, Joe Biden has 10 years on McCain.

This experience ####### is just that -- #######. It has been from the start and will be every time it's mentioned. Especially in your case where you attempt to manipulate what "experience" means.

Somebody's a little flustered. Sounds like somebody needs a little more fiber in their diet

No defense, eh?

[amiquechu 0]

Infact she is the Angelina Jolie of politics. She's hot, she's physical and yes, got six kids too. What's more, she comes with more executive experience than Obama.

This is when you know people are reaching very hard to justify their candidate.

Oh, really?

I'd admit that Obama does have some executive experience . That in managing his senate and campaign staff. Do you want to know what kind of decisions he made in that capacity? here's an example...

How much executive experience does McCain have?

ZERO.

He's been a goddamn Congressman his whole political career.

So what is this bullshit you try to make of executive experience?

Oh yes, cherrypicking. Not exactly surprising. As mentioned, reaching very hard to justify their candidate. Obama will be at 10 years of experience serving the people, which is relevant experience just like John McCain. Palin will be at.. 8 years. And that's including both Mayor and Governor.

The funny thing is the idiots running on the "experience" part can't diss Biden either.

If you want to compare John McCain's experience with Joe Biden, Joe Biden has 10 years on McCain.

This experience ####### is just that -- #######. It has been from the start and will be every time it's mentioned. Especially in your case where you attempt to manipulate what "experience" means.

Somebody's a little flustered. Sounds like somebody needs a little more fiber in their diet

No defense, eh?

I'm not concerned about defending McCain. I just think it's funny seeing how pissed off you're getting.

[Ban Hammer 13,340]

Infact she is the Angelina Jolie of politics. She's hot, she's physical and yes, got six kids too. What's more, she comes with more executive experience than Obama.

This is when you know people are reaching very hard to justify their candidate.

Oh, really?

I'd admit that Obama does have some executive experience . That in managing his senate and campaign staff. Do you want to know what kind of decisions he made in that capacity? here's an example...

How much executive experience does McCain have?

ZERO.

He's been a goddamn Congressman his whole political career.

So what is this bullshit you try to make of executive experience?

Oh yes, cherrypicking. Not exactly surprising. As mentioned, reaching very hard to justify their candidate. Obama will be at 10 years of experience serving the people, which is relevant experience just like John McCain. Palin will be at.. 8 years. And that's including both Mayor and Governor.

The funny thing is the idiots running on the "experience" part can't diss Biden either.

If you want to compare John McCain's experience with Joe Biden, Joe Biden has 10 years on McCain.

This experience ####### is just that -- #######. It has been from the start and will be every time it's mentioned. Especially in your case where you attempt to manipulate what "experience" means.

Somebody's a little flustered. Sounds like somebody needs a little more fiber in their diet

No defense, eh?

actually, mccain is a senator, not a congressman, but don't let that spoil your rant.

[nowhereman 1]

The bottom line with the whole experience thing is whether or not your experience leads to good decisions. The Bush Administration has people with experience to spare & yet it's one of the most incompetent administrations in modern history, so that throws a big wrench into the notion that experience is automatically a good thing.

You need to look at McCain & Obama's policies & cast your vote based on that. Unfortunately like I've said & others have said it will probably boil down to who had the better smear campaign, whether or not you think Palin is a babe or who you like the most. Most Americans (sad but true) don't like to be confused with the facts!

Edited September 12, 2008 by nowhereman

[no name 1]

Even the foreigners are picking up on it.....

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/c...icle4735295.ece

Edited September 12, 2008 by illumine

[Ban Hammer 13,340]

Even the foreigners are picking up on it.....

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/c...icle4735295.ece

very interesting read

[JULIAFERNO 0]

yep. having failed to win a single substantive argument, you're reduced to posting polling data.

a few weeks ago you said nothing when the situation was worse than reversed.

we'll know on Nov. 4.

This proves two things... if you throw enough mud (or manure) on the wall some of it will stick & the average voter is easily fooled.

I can see the desperation, your boy Barack is a LOSER! Who ya gonna call? Dr. Joyce Brothers

It's not desperation. It's fear. I am sure more than one dem has that sinking feeling in their stomache because they know they nominated the wrong person. This should be a year of stunning dem victories. What they will get is hearache.

What I meant was, they are desperate to dig up dirt on Palin. The more they dig the deeper they will fall in the hole they are digging.

Its like a bad comedy!

But there is just SO much dirt to choose from...you only wish you had half as much dirt on the democratic nominees.

Edited September 13, 2008 by JULIAFERNO

[IAMX 3,055]

Infact she is the Angelina Jolie of politics. She's hot, she's physical and yes, got six kids too. What's more, she comes with more executive experience than Obama.

This is when you know people are reaching very hard to justify their candidate.

Oh, really?

I'd admit that Obama does have some executive experience . That in managing his senate and campaign staff. Do you want to know what kind of decisions he made in that capacity? here's an example...

How much executive experience does McCain have?

ZERO.

He's been a goddamn Congressman his whole political career.

So what is this bullshit you try to make of executive experience?

Oh yes, cherrypicking. Not exactly surprising. As mentioned, reaching very hard to justify their candidate. Obama will be at 10 years of experience serving the people, which is relevant experience just like John McCain. Palin will be at.. 8 years. And that's including both Mayor and Governor.

The funny thing is the idiots running on the "experience" part can't diss Biden either.

If you want to compare John McCain's experience with Joe Biden, Joe Biden has 10 years on McCain.

This experience ####### is just that -- #######. It has been from the start and will be every time it's mentioned. Especially in your case where you attempt to manipulate what "experience" means.

Somebody's a little flustered. Sounds like somebody needs a little more fiber in their diet

No defense, eh?

actually, mccain is a senator, not a congressman, but don't let that spoil your rant.

He hasn't served in the Senate his entire political career. You might want to check up on your terminology, charles.

[Ban Hammer 13,340]

Infact she is the Angelina Jolie of politics. She's hot, she's physical and yes, got six kids too. What's more, she comes with more executive experience than Obama.

This is when you know people are reaching very hard to justify their candidate.

Oh, really?

I'd admit that Obama does have some executive experience . That in managing his senate and campaign staff. Do you want to know what kind of decisions he made in that capacity? here's an example...

How much executive experience does McCain have?

ZERO.

He's been a goddamn Congressman his whole political career.

So what is this bullshit you try to make of executive experience?

Oh yes, cherrypicking. Not exactly surprising. As mentioned, reaching very hard to justify their candidate. Obama will be at 10 years of experience serving the people, which is relevant experience just like John McCain. Palin will be at.. 8 years. And that's including both Mayor and Governor.

The funny thing is the idiots running on the "experience" part can't diss Biden either.

If you want to compare John McCain's experience with Joe Biden, Joe Biden has 10 years on McCain.

This experience ####### is just that -- #######. It has been from the start and will be every time it's mentioned. Especially in your case where you attempt to manipulate what "experience" means.

Somebody's a little flustered. Sounds like somebody needs a little more fiber in their diet

No defense, eh?

actually, mccain is a senator, not a congressman, but don't let that spoil your rant.

He hasn't served in the Senate his entire political career. You might want to check up on your terminology, charles.

i was talking about his current job, not his past job.

now do tell me more about that terminology

sena·tor (sen′ət ər)

noun

a member of a senate

link

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con�gress�man �audio� (knggrs-mn) KEY �

NOUN:

A man who is a member of the U.S. Congress, especially of the House of Representatives.

link

[IAMX 3,055]

Infact she is the Angelina Jolie of politics. She's hot, she's physical and yes, got six kids too. What's more, she comes with more executive experience than Obama.

This is when you know people are reaching very hard to justify their candidate.

Oh, really?

I'd admit that Obama does have some executive experience . That in managing his senate and campaign staff. Do you want to know what kind of decisions he made in that capacity? here's an example...

How much executive experience does McCain have?

ZERO.

He's been a goddamn Congressman his whole political career.

So what is this bullshit you try to make of executive experience?

Oh yes, cherrypicking. Not exactly surprising. As mentioned, reaching very hard to justify their candidate. Obama will be at 10 years of experience serving the people, which is relevant experience just like John McCain. Palin will be at.. 8 years. And that's including both Mayor and Governor.

The funny thing is the idiots running on the "experience" part can't diss Biden either.

If you want to compare John McCain's experience with Joe Biden, Joe Biden has 10 years on McCain.

This experience ####### is just that -- #######. It has been from the start and will be every time it's mentioned. Especially in your case where you attempt to manipulate what "experience" means.

Somebody's a little flustered. Sounds like somebody needs a little more fiber in their diet

No defense, eh?

actually, mccain is a senator, not a congressman, but don't let that spoil your rant.

He hasn't served in the Senate his entire political career. You might want to check up on your terminology, charles.

i was talking about his current job, not his past job.

now do tell me more about that terminology

sena·tor (sen′ət ər)

noun

a member of a senate

link

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con�gress�man �audio� (knggrs-mn) KEY �

NOUN:

A man who is a member of the U.S. Congress, especially of the House of Representatives.

link

However, I said CAREER. He served in the House, so if one is talking about his CAREER, they mean he's a Congressman.

And it isn't wrong anyways, you dolt, because the Congress comprises of both the House and Senate.

No idea what you're trying to correct because you're not correcting something that's wrong.

[no name 1]

Infact she is the Angelina Jolie of politics. She's hot, she's physical and yes, got six kids too. What's more, she comes with more executive experience than Obama.

This is when you know people are reaching very hard to justify their candidate.

Oh, really?

I'd admit that Obama does have some executive experience . That in managing his senate and campaign staff. Do you want to know what kind of decisions he made in that capacity? here's an example...

How much executive experience does McCain have?

ZERO.

He's been a goddamn Congressman his whole political career.

So what is this bullshit you try to make of executive experience?

Oh yes, cherrypicking. Not exactly surprising. As mentioned, reaching very hard to justify their candidate. Obama will be at 10 years of experience serving the people, which is relevant experience just like John McCain. Palin will be at.. 8 years. And that's including both Mayor and Governor.

The funny thing is the idiots running on the "experience" part can't diss Biden either.

If you want to compare John McCain's experience with Joe Biden, Joe Biden has 10 years on McCain.

This experience ####### is just that -- #######. It has been from the start and will be every time it's mentioned. Especially in your case where you attempt to manipulate what "experience" means.

Somebody's a little flustered. Sounds like somebody needs a little more fiber in their diet

No defense, eh?

actually, mccain is a senator, not a congressman, but don't let that spoil your rant.

He hasn't served in the Senate his entire political career. You might want to check up on your terminology, charles.

i was talking about his current job, not his past job.

now do tell me more about that terminology

sena·tor (sen′ət ər)

noun

a member of a senate

link

------------------

con�gress�man �audio� (knggrs-mn) KEY �

NOUN:

A man who is a member of the U.S. Congress, especially of the House of Representatives.

link

However, I said CAREER. He served in the House, so if one is talking about his CAREER, they mean he's a Congressman.

And it isn't wrong anyways, you dolt, because the Congress comprises of both the House and Senate.

No idea what you're trying to correct because you're not correcting something that's wrong.

Better a congressperson than an 'organizer'....

[IAMX 3,055]

Better a congressperson than an 'organizer'....

You mean better an old man who can't remember ####### than Congressman Obama?

[Ban Hammer 13,340]

Infact she is the Angelina Jolie of politics. She's hot, she's physical and yes, got six kids too. What's more, she comes with more executive experience than Obama.

This is when you know people are reaching very hard to justify their candidate.

Oh, really?

I'd admit that Obama does have some executive experience . That in managing his senate and campaign staff. Do you want to know what kind of decisions he made in that capacity? here's an example...

How much executive experience does McCain have?

ZERO.

He's been a goddamn Congressman his whole political career.

So what is this bullshit you try to make of executive experience?

Oh yes, cherrypicking. Not exactly surprising. As mentioned, reaching very hard to justify their candidate. Obama will be at 10 years of experience serving the people, which is relevant experience just like John McCain. Palin will be at.. 8 years. And that's including both Mayor and Governor.

The funny thing is the idiots running on the "experience" part can't diss Biden either.

If you want to compare John McCain's experience with Joe Biden, Joe Biden has 10 years on McCain.

This experience ####### is just that -- #######. It has been from the start and will be every time it's mentioned. Especially in your case where you attempt to manipulate what "experience" means.

Somebody's a little flustered. Sounds like somebody needs a little more fiber in their diet

No defense, eh?

actually, mccain is a senator, not a congressman, but don't let that spoil your rant.

He hasn't served in the Senate his entire political career. You might want to check up on your terminology, charles.

i was talking about his current job, not his past job.

now do tell me more about that terminology

sena·tor (sen′ət ər)

noun

a member of a senate

link

------------------

con�gress�man �audio� (knggrs-mn) KEY �

NOUN:

A man who is a member of the U.S. Congress, especially of the House of Representatives.

link

However, I said CAREER. He served in the House, so if one is talking about his CAREER, they mean he's a Congressman.

And it isn't wrong anyways, you dolt, because the Congress comprises of both the House and Senate.

No idea what you're trying to correct because you're not correcting something that's wrong.

i'm quite aware that congress is composed of an upper and lower house. those in the upper house, the senate, are often called senators. those in the lower house are often referred to as congressmen. but it's not surprising that such a differentiation would escape you while you are too busy responding with personal attacks.

mccain is a senator. as is obama.

[IAMX 3,055]

i'm quite aware that congress is composed of an upper and lower house. those in the upper house, the senate, are often called senators. those in the lower house are often referred to as congressmen. but it's not surprising that such a differentiation would escape you while you are too busy responding with personal attacks.

mccain is a senator. as is obama.

Except the last sentence, which is obvious, you're wrong again.

Those in what you call "the lower Congress", are called "House Representatives", or "Reps".

Dunno why you call them lower though, because while they serve less time, the House Speaker is next in line in succession to the President, right behind the VP.

Example, just for you, charles:

- Nancy Pelosi = Congresswoman Pelosi, House Representative Pelosi

- Harry Reid = Congressman Reid, Senator Reid

If Harry Reid was a House Rep at one point in his career, it would be wrong to call him a career Senator. It would be right to call him a career Congressman.

So this is the 2nd correction attempt -- hope you get it right this time.