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| Watching the Wheels Last Online: Today 09:09 AM Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: east of Pattaya
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His would be a valuable endorsement- but just rumour at this stage. The latest- As the emergency over Georgia's breakaway region of South Ossetia played out, a new Gallup poll today said Obama was holding on to a five-point lead over McCain - 47 per cent to 42. And while McCain was fighting on national security, the Obama campaign vied to steal the Republican's thunder in Pennsylvania with an assault over the economy, which polls show is by far the top concern of US voters. McCain takes on Russia - US Election - smh.com.au
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| Senior Member | A PEW POLL: "With less than two weeks to go before the start of the presidential nominating conventions, Barack Obama’s lead over John McCain has disappeared. Pew’s latest survey finds 46% of registered voters saying they favor or lean to the putative Democratic candidate, while 43% back his likely Republican rival. In late June, Obama held a comfortable 48%-to-40% margin over McCain, which narrowed in mid-July to 47% to 42%." Heh...and now that Putin has given McCain a 'present' like, who would trust BO with that 3am phone call, eh? ![]()
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| Senior Member | It's all a Rovien Plot!!! ![]() ![]() ![]() "Russians were told over breakfast yesterday what really happened in Georgia: the conflict in South Ossetia was part of a plot by Dick Cheney, the Vice-President, to stop Barak Obama being elected president of the United States." http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article4535173.ece |
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| Yao Last Online: Today 09:00 AM Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: At home
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| The little Warren show was kind of interesting. Lots of pandering going on, but seems necessary based upon some of the polls I've seen related to US voters views as they relate to wanting the guy in charge to have religious ties. One thing that struck me was Obama commenting during his reply about abortion and that answering the "question with specifity, you know, is above my pay grade". How about if he becomes president will it still be above his pay grade? Obama, McCain talking religion with Rev. Warren -- chicagotribune.com Quote:
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| What the Dormouse Said Last Online: Today 07:53 AM Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Rabbit Hole
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| ^ I think he just fluffed hs way through that answer. Agrees with Roe-v-Wade for the lefties and then says he wants to limit abortion as a cookie toss to the rights. I am a woman, and outside of the instance of being raped, I take care of my body and contraceptives. Still, I think government has no place in the rules over what a woman decides. It's a personal moral and ethical issue. But, if an educated western woman is stupid enough to have unprotected sex, especially in this day and age of STDs and AIDS, then she deserves what she gets. I would never trust a man to make my decisions. |
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| Gone Off Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: shelf
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One point: Roe v. Wade is not about right or left, as noted in the first sentence. | |
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| Yao Last Online: Today 09:00 AM Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: At home
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| I do give Obama credit for actually agreeing to be part of the whole thing. It was pretty clear McCain was more at home during his bit than Obama was, but generally speaking the questions were such that it was easier for McCain, while Obama had to do a lot of tip-toeing around to try and answer the actual question without stepping on too many toes. Actually both candidates have done a reasonable job of going out and meeting with groups that they know are not going to support them come Nov. In most elections candidates simply ignore those that won't vote for them - refreshing to see them both willing to have some form of dialog with everyone. The worst of the lot during the warren interview for McCain was his response in regard to the SC judges. His list in response was a bit long. I think he could have made his point without listing half of the court as folks he would not have nominated. |
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| Born Again Pagan Last Online: Yesterday 10:33 PM Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Roiet
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Very refreshing given the polarized nonsense we have been seeing over most of the campaign!
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| Ranong Last Online: Today 06:52 AM Join Date: Aug 2006
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McCain's gaining momentum. | |
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| I am in Jail Last Online: 20-11-2008 08:35 PM Join Date: Jul 2008
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| texpat's sexual obsession Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: deleting posts in issues
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why? it was supported by a link to a reputable source. | ||
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| Yao Last Online: Today 09:00 AM Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: At home
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Maybe they don't know the difference between Yaba and abba? | |||
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| Senior Member | Heh... Campaign Admits Obama Lied About Abortion Vote, Media Asleep "the media pretty much ignored the great work by Jill Stanek in uncovering the truth that contradicted nearly 6 years of claims that Obama made concerning his vote on the Born-Alive Infants Protection Act when he was in the Illinois State Senate. Obama claimed that the Federal "neutrality clause" wasn't in the Illinois bill and that if it were he would have voted for the bill instead of against it. Stanek proved that the exact same clause Obama said wasn't in the bill was actually placed in the bill by the very committee Obama chaired. Yet he still voted against it." http://newsbusters.org/blogs/warner-todd-huston/2008/08/18/campaign-admits-obama-lied-about-abortion-vote-media-asleep |
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