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McCain's speech
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This is P&N and if you search my posts (I promise I'll not call it stalking) you'll find I reply to trollish posts related to the candidate I'm supporting.
Or maybe you are referring to our back and forth in the 'gay marriage' thread? While I'm not gay or stalking you I totally disagree with your bigoted fundie views. I also disagree with your hypocritical bigoted sig which goes back to what I said above. Anyway, nice sig hypocrite.
Probably talking about your "elitist" picture. From my talks with conservatives, they are some of the most close-minded people I have ever met.
It's either one-way or the high-way (criticizing war policy as one example). And get this - they're PROUD of that kind of thinking. One roommate I had, from Florida, held his nose high in the air b/c he supported Bush while no one else in the apartment did. I consider that elitism - being proud simply b/c you hold a minority opinion.
I also find it funny that people accuse Obama of the elitist label when Dubya himself (for all his verbal misgivings) went to Ivory Tower schools Yale AND Harvard. The elitist label is what I would call a clear indicator of media sources: Rush.
From other forums, I constantly hear people strongly criticizing Obama, while going "whoa" when they hear criticism of McCain. Then conveniently admit "oh he's not my candidate".
It's either one-way or the high-way (criticizing war policy as one example). And get this - they're PROUD of that kind of thinking. One roommate I had, from Florida, held his nose high in the air b/c he supported Bush while no one else in the apartment did. I consider that elitism - being proud simply b/c you hold a minority opinion.
I also find it funny that people accuse Obama of the elitist label when Dubya himself (for all his verbal misgivings) went to Ivory Tower schools Yale AND Harvard. The elitist label is what I would call a clear indicator of media sources: Rush.
From other forums, I constantly hear people strongly criticizing Obama, while going "whoa" when they hear criticism of McCain. Then conveniently admit "oh he's not my candidate".
whistleclient
Platinum Member
You know what? I want the President to be smarter than me. I want him to be an intellectual. I want him to have spent every night in the library reading up on politics, history, economics, and philosophy. Since when did "being a guy I can share a beer with" become the key qualification for the most important, most powerful position in the free world? How well did that work out for us the last 8 years?
trenchfoot
Lifer
mccain is looking more and more like a sickly beat up sacrificial lamb that has been staked out in the middle of the pasture for the wolves to come get so the rest of the flock can quietly follow their neocon sheperds back into the dark dank forests from whence they came.
spittledip
Diamond Member
Yeah- they're all dead
Capitalizt
Banned
This sad, stuttering old man doesn't stand a chance.
ericlp
Diamond Member
No... Doubt... I felt the same way... At first I'm like where is the fat chubby cheeks? Then I guess they waxed or taped them up... He looked totally different ....
Also, felt the Smiles are so scripted (robotic) ... Once he smiled like he was waiting for his supporters to cheer ... but I think it even confused him when he didn't get anyone clapping it was really pathetic ... Sigh..... Almost felt sorry for him a little tiny bit...
His image is still too old and I think he already 'LOST'.... It should be a slam dunk for the Dems this go around and if somehow he wins then most likely we know our voting system is corrupt and rigged...
Thump553
Lifer
Those "fat, chubby cheeks" are only on one side of his face, and are a direct result of removal of some facial muscles from a cancer operation a few years back. Show some class-we are electing a President, not a male model/TV news anchor. If that was the case, Romney had the role nailed and should be the GOP nominee.
I think what we saw was a campaign flopping around for direction, McCain trying to redefine himself. What Obama needs to do, over and over again from now to the election is to define McCain and keep slamming that definition (in addition to promoting his own merits). "Third Bush term" and "100 years in Iraq" (ie, McCain's fantasy of making USA a colonial power) are the major ways to go.
I think what we saw was a campaign flopping around for direction, McCain trying to redefine himself. What Obama needs to do, over and over again from now to the election is to define McCain and keep slamming that definition (in addition to promoting his own merits). "Third Bush term" and "100 years in Iraq" (ie, McCain's fantasy of making USA a colonial power) are the major ways to go.
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