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View Poll Results: Who will be the next US President?
Obama 33 66.00%
McCain 12 24.00%
Neither 1 2.00%
Honestly don't care 4 8.00%
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Old 26-10-2008, 12:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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you think so??
Got yerself one a these yet, Taff?

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Got yerself one a these yet, Taff?

We used to buy those (made of sable) from Russian merchant seamen in the Baltic. They cost us 8 quid each plus a loan of any cowboy or James Bond movies we had on board for the afternoon.
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Q. Why won't Obama Messiah release his real birth certificate?

A. It got mixed in with his Rezko mortgage records and shredded.
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This could go in the "Sarah Palin" thread. This thread, and her thread, are very closely related. How do you like these apples?

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Daily Tracking Poll: Disfavor With Palin Grows; Economy Keeps Boosting Obama

Obama Leads McCain 53 to 44 in Latest ABC News/Washington Post Poll



ANALYSIS by GARY LANGER
Oct. 23, 2008



Beleaguered by Saksgate as well as broad doubts about her qualifications, Sarah Palin is now rated unfavorably by just more than half of likely voters, capping her dramatic rise in unpopularity as the presidential campaign has progressed.

Measures continue to help the Democrats as well: As the economic crisis has deepened, Barack Obama has maintained his lead in trust to handle the economy, now 17 points, as well as an 18-point advantage in better understanding voters' problems.
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This could go in the "Sarah Palin" thread. This thread, and her thread, are very closely related. How do you like these apples?

Daily Tracking Poll: Disfavor With Palin Grows; Economy Keeps Boosting Obama
The economy? Hmm. Well the market sure ain't on that band wagon. The higher BO's leads, the more the stock market drops. Not only the rich guys are going down. "Gee, honey, our 401ks are feked!" *sob*
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This could go in the "Sarah Palin" thread. This thread, and her thread, are very closely related. How do you like these apples?

Daily Tracking Poll: Disfavor With Palin Grows; Economy Keeps Boosting Obama
The economy? Hmm. Well the market sure ain't on that band wagon. The higher BO's leads, the more the stock market drops. Not only the rich guys are going down. "Gee, honey, our 401ks are feked!" *sob*
The falling US financial markets have nothing to do with McCain or Obama.
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He's in a no-lose situation if he slithers in...economy improves, as is likely, and he gets the credit; if it doesn't, blame Bush. Same with a hasty retreat from Iraq, anything positive he takes a bow, and the rest can be shrugged off to the previous admin.
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^ Yep.
I have also been watching Gov Corzine (D-NJ) smurfing his pro Obama crap on Meet the Press, etc. I always knew his name from Goldman, but knew there was something fishy about him. Yep. He was the co-CEO at GS and Hank Paulson was the other co-CEO. Corzine fekked up on a risky deal with LT Cap Mgmt. When he was skiing on Xmas break with his family, Paulson and other execs got him ousted. But, the jilted and embarrassed Corzine made $400 mil when GS went public. Love those Democratic ways! Corzine has also been implicated for giving a half a mil loan to his lover (before his divorce) who was the head of a union (bribe money for his campaign) and has also been in trouble for allowing his motorcades to far exceed speed limits. He also refuses to put his assets in a blind trust.
Hey, if the libbies want to deface Palin, let's show the real goods on BO's folks.
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If the polling is accurate, the momentum is still with Obama.

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White Support For Obama At Historic Level

Politico: Polls Suggest Democratic Nominee Poised To Win Larger Share Of White Vote Than any Democrat since 1976.


Obama Back On Campaign Trail

(The Politico) This story was written by David Paul Kuhn.Barack Obama, the first black major party nominee, is positioned to win the largest share of white voters of any Democrat in more than three decades, according to an exclusive Politico analysis of recent Gallup and Pew Research Center polling.

The most recent two weeks of Gallup polling, which includes roughly 13,000 interviews, show 44 percent of non-Hispanic white voters presently support Obama - the highest number for a Democrat since 47 percent of whites backed Jimmy Carter in 1976.

Until the stock market swoon in mid-September, Obama had never reached 40 percent among white voters.

No Democrat has won a majority of white voters since Lyndon Johnson in 1964. John McCain has shuffled between 48 percent and 50 percent support in recent weeks - which would be the lowest share for a Republican candidate in a two-man race since Barry Goldwater's run.

If Obama's share holds, it would top the 43 percent of white voters who backed Bill Clinton in 1996, when the Democrat won a plurality among white females and 38 percent of white men, the best performance by a Democrat in all those categories since 1976.
Link & Entire: White Support For Obama At Historic Level, Politico: Polls Suggest Democratic Nominee Poised To Win Larger Share Of White Vote Than Any Democrat Since 1976 - CBS News
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yet another conservative endorses Obama...

Dispatches from the Culture Wars: Another Conservative Endorses Obama


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Why so, since my views align a lot more with McCain's than with Obama's? And since I truly dread the notion of a Democratic president, Democratic House, and hugely Democratic Senate?

Primarily for two reasons, those of temperament and of judgment.

When the economic crisis broke, I found John McCain bouncing all over the place. In those first few crisis days, he was impetuous, inconsistent, and imprudent; ending up just plain weird. Having worked with Ronald Reagan for seven years, and been with him in his critical three summits with Gorbachev, I've concluded that that's no way a president can act under pressure.

Second is judgment. The most important decision John McCain made in his long campaign was deciding on a running mate.

That decision showed appalling lack of judgment. Not only is Sarah Palin not close to being acceptable in high office--I would not have hired her for even a mid-level post in the arms-control agency. But that selection contradicted McCain's main two, and best two, themes for his campaign--Country First, and experience counts. Neither can he credibly claim, post-Palin pick.

I sure hope Obama is more open, centrist, sensible--dare I say, Clintonesque--than his liberal record indicates, than his cooperation with Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid portends. If not, I will be even more startled by my vote than I am now.
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BO is simply a charismatic demagogue - and an empty-suited one at that...
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That decision showed appalling lack of judgment. Not only is Sarah Palin not close to being acceptable in high office--I would not have hired her for even a mid-level post in the arms-control agency. But that selection contradicted McCain's main two, and best two, themes for his campaign--Country First, and experience counts. Neither can he credibly claim, post-Palin pick.
Seems a predictable outcome.

I posted this in the "Why will Obama win" right after he choose Palin as his running mate.

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I think a lot has been made of the Mcain duff ups but Obama should be given an enormous amount of credit for the way he has conducted himself throughout this campaign. A true gentleman and one that America should feel proud to have elected president.

Here's to 8 years of something entirely different and a whole lot better than booner and his fellow redneck loons deserve.
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I think a lot has been made of the Mcain duff ups but Obama should be given an enormous amount of credit for the way he has conducted himself throughout this campaign. A true gentleman and one that America should feel proud to have elected president.

Here's to 8 years of something entirely different and a whole lot better than booner and his fellow redneck loons deserve.
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^OK...you're not only a Tool for the Marxist ideology but an unmitigated Troll to boot!
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^OK...you're not only a Tool for the Marxist ideology but an unmitigated Troll to boot!
So, Boon:

You think there is Marxism in this campaign.

Have you read books by Marx & Engels in the late 1880s?


Please apply these Marxist label to past voting record and current policies.

Thanks in advance.
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So, Boon:

You think there is Marxism in this campaign.

Have you read books by Marx & Engels in the late 1880s?


Please apply these Marxist label to past voting record and current policies.

Thanks in advance.
Socialism: A progressive political system that takes the power away from wealth creators and gives it to wealth distributors. Wealth distributors are typically a class of highly trained government bureaucrats who are being watched by a class of political commissars, who, in turn, are being watched by a class of secret police, all of whom are banded together by shared progressive morals. Because progressive morals are relative by definition, a certain measure of absolute propaganda is necessary to encourage collectivism and discourage counter revolution. Since such propaganda is delivered through mass media, arts, and schools, a degree of ideological monopoly, uniformity, and censorship is also required in those fields. The resulting mass enthusiasm creates a vibrant state-subsidized culture, leading to great economic successes and technological breakthroughs, e.g., North Korea...
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Socialism: A progressive political system that takes the power away from wealth creators and gives it to wealth distributors. Wealth distributors are typically a class of highly trained government bureaucrats who are being watched by a class of political commissars, who, in turn, are being watched by a class of secret police, all of whom are banded together by shared progressive morals. Because progressive morals are relative by definition, a certain measure of absolute propaganda is necessary to encourage collectivism and discourage counter revolution. Since such propaganda is delivered through mass media, arts, and schools, a degree of ideological monopoly, uniformity, and censorship is also required in those fields. The resulting mass enthusiasm creates a vibrant state-subsidized culture, leading to great economic successes and technological breakthroughs, e.g., North Korea...
Shifting the wealth of a nation towards the business community including big corporations may certainly provide economic advantages. However it amounts to modern day economic slavery for the poor masses of blue collar workers. Wages go down, life gets tougher for the working class and profits go up for the business class who become the elite ruling class. There's no doubt this system works financially. It worked for the Romans and Egyptians with their workforce of slaves and it worked in pre-civil war USA.

I doubt most working class Americans realize that their standard of living is not on par with many of the more socialist developed democracies. Wages are low in USA for blue collar workers, social infrastructure for the middle class like health care and education are also low by comparison with other developed democracies. But a large, relatitively low paid workforce, combined with low company taxes and a low level of government social infrastructure does give the country the edge in competitiveness on the world market.

Of course all this is relative. USA only has an edge in business while other developed democracies provide an improved standard of living for the blue collar middle class workers.

However, the world is a changing place. Developing nations have caught onto the capitalist philosophy of wealth creation. The once communist China has embraced the capitalist way and with their workforce of hundreds of millions of peasant workers, China is replacing not only USA , but the rest of the western world in production and GDP growth. The American business principle has served China well. There are many millionaire business owners, just as there are many poor peasants slaving in the factories and living in poverty. Social injustice on a more pronounced scale than USA, but basically the same principle.

Where all this exploitation of the working class comes undone is in the process of democracy where the majority working class are able to elect governments who can at least provide better social infrastructure and quality of life.

USA has reached the end of the road as far as their capitalist philosophy of squeezing the poor and giving handouts to the rich goes. No amount of financial assistance to the wealthy business owners is going to enable USA to compete with manufacturing in developing countries like China today. Certainly developed countries like USA still hold their ground in certain industries like high tech etc..
But overall there is a redistribution of word wealth occurring. Its not surprising that USA is surviving at the moment on increasing debt to places like China.

The bottom line is that USA and many other western countries are going to have to take a cut in living standards as manufacturing jobs and export income shifts to developing countries.

The old way of cutting wages (in real terms) and giving financial assistance to business just isn't going to work anymore in the face of competition that can produce the same items for export at a fraction of the cost.

In the meantime, with increasing unemployment and falling export revenue, who's going to pay for the international debt incurred trying to prop up a failing system?
The only way any government can pay off international debt before the interest burden becomes greater than what they can pay for is to either increase export productivity or to raise taxes. Going with the exhausted philosophy of giving more of the taxpayers money to the rich so they can create more jobs is simply a lost cause and buying into more international debt that someone will have to pay back sooner or later.

USAs capitalist philosophy of taking from the poor to give to the rich in anticipation of creating new jobs and export income is a strategy that may have worked in the past, but its a different world out there now and such a plan will only drive the country deeper into debt and failure.
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I'm a tool in the majority by the looks of things.



Bogus numbers again...^

Here's the latest w/link...

In the latest Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby poll, Barack Obama’s lead over John McCain has dropped to 5 points.
Among likely voters:
Obama - 49%
McCain - 44%
Margin of error - 2.9 points
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