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The O.C.

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A Horse With No Name Mentor

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Clinton's approval rating when he left office was 65% according to his Wikipedia page. I dont think that counts as being hated. 19% on the other hand.....

Shows that 19% of us are delusional enough to still like W?

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SoCalCTS Newbie

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Recent Polls indicate Bush approval rating is 24% approve 66% disapprove.

Congress is about 15-17% approve, and 73-77% disapprove.

well at most you only got to vote for 2 senators and 1 congressman so likely, you disapprove of the others.

trinacriabob Veteran

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Back to OP:

Q: What do I think of Sarah Palin?

A: She may have lost McCain the election.

trinacriabob Veteran

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I can't wait for the VP debate, it's going to be hilarious.

Maybe more frightening than hilarious.

ehaase

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I read on Andrew Sullivan's blog that Palin is doing horribly in the debate preparation and is clueless.

McCain should have picked either Tom Ridge or even his friend Joe Lieberman. I don't think Romney or Pawlenty would be much better than Palin.

Intrepidation

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I read on Andrew Sullivan's blog that Palin is doing horribly in the debate preparation and is clueless.

Got a link? I'd love to read it.

This is exactly why I can't wait for the debate and why it will be effing hilarious.

Teh Ricer Civic! Newbie

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Biden is tough, I know he is my U.S. Senator! It should be billed as the 1st State against the 50th State.

Biden doesn't even let facts get in his way of making a point. lol, 'cause you know, FDR got up there on television in 1929 and got us through the depression.

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frogger Newbie

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Yeah, the Veep debate is going to be good. I bet Palin pulls the "maverick" card at least once.

LOL lets make a "maverick" drinking or toking game

Satty Newbie

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I read on Andrew Sullivan's blog that Palin is doing horribly in the debate preparation and is clueless.

McCain should have picked either Tom Ridge or even his friend Joe Lieberman. I don't think Romney or Pawlenty would be much better than Palin.

Ridge and Lieberman would have had the opposite effect on the party. Palin fired up the base, Ridge (pro-choice) and Lieberman (the only policy he and the Mickster have in common is the war, everything else, he's a Dem) would have caused a revolt in the party and the convention would have turned into a riot. Minneapolis would have been destroyed by all the religious gun humpers. Romney is worth like $300 million, Democrats would have had a field day if the Republican ticket owned 20 houses between them. Pawlenty is just as unknown and inexperienced as Palin, so you go with the "shock value" pick.

ehaase

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Got a link? I'd love to read it.

This is exactly why I can't wait for the debate and why it will be effing hilarious.

http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_...u-dont-say.html

Personally I don't want to see anyone humiliated. But people should know their limitations, and Sarah Palin doesn't. She should have had the sense to accept the nomination for V-P because she doesn't know enough.

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ZL-1 Newbie

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"Well Bin Ladin is like a moose, so I can just shoot him, yaa?"

:rotflmao:

However, the attracted-to-MILFs side of me screams

:useless:

ehaase

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Ridge and Lieberman would have had the opposite effect on the party. Palin fired up the base, Ridge (pro-choice) and Lieberman (the only policy he and the Mickster have in common is the war, everything else, he's a Dem) would have caused a revolt in the party and the convention would have turned into a riot. Minneapolis would have been destroyed by all the religious gun humpers. Romney is worth like $300 million, Democrats would have had a field day if the Republican ticket owned 20 houses between them. Pawlenty is just as unknown and inexperienced as Palin, so you go with the "shock value" pick.

I think the base would still have supported McCain-Ridge, and Ridge is intelligent and experienced. As one co-worker told me a few weeks ago, "There are enough rednecks like me who will vote agains a black man whose middle name is Hussein."

trinacriabob Veteran

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Biden is tough, I know he is my U.S. Senator! It should be billed as the 1st State against the 50th State.

Biden will enable Obama to win the election. Obama didn't have my vote until he picked Biden.

What state or country is fluttering in your Av today, Mr. "Cucchiaio d'Argento?" :rotflmao:

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Intrepidation

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I think the base would still have supported McCain-Ridge, and Ridge is intelligent and experienced. As one co-worker told me a few weeks ago, "There are enough rednecks like me who will vote agains a black man whose middle name is Hussein."

Rednecks indeed. It's people like that that cause other countries to look down upon us.

ehaase

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They've already done that, it's called "My Fair Lady"

Maureen Dowd had a good column a few weeks ago called "My Fair Veep." Sarah Palin even looks a little like Audrey Hepburn did in My Fair Lady.

trinacriabob Veteran

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Maureen Dowd had a good column a few weeks ago called "My Fair Veep." Sarah Palin even looks a little like Audrey Hepburn did in My Fair Lady.

C'mon, y'all are giving her too much credit.

PCS's quote ought to be bronzed "I'm from Texas and I know white trash when I see it, even if it's from Alaska."

Oracle of Delphi Newbie

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Biden will enable Obama to win the election. Obama didn't have my vote until he picked Biden.

What state or country is fluttering in your Av today, Mr. "Cucchiaio d'Argento?" :rotflmao:

Oh this should be easy for you. I will be visiting a tiny republic in two weeks that gained it's independence directly from the Roman Empire on September 3, 301. I fly their flag, in honor of my upcoming visit. They are not a member of the EU, but use the EURO as their national currency.

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ZL-1 Newbie

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I will be visiting a tiny republic in two weeks that gained it's independence directly from the Roman Empire on September 3, 301.

Damn, that means Portugal is not the oldest nation-state in Europe... :cry:

poly Newbie

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Oh this should be easy for you. I will be visiting a tiny republic in two weeks that gained it's independence directly from the Roman Empire on September 3, 301. I fly their flag, in honor of my upcoming visit. They are not a member of the EU, but use the EURO as their national currency.

Hey PCS,

heading to San Marino ? The plant is down next week- a few from maintenance are working though. Rumor that second shift is getting cut in December.

Hoping some of that $25 billion finds its' way to Wilmington

Oracle of Delphi Newbie

Oracle of Delphi

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Hey PCS,

heading to San Marino ? The plant is down next week- a few from maintenance are working though. Rumor that second shift is getting cut in December.

Hoping some of that $25 billion finds its' way to Wilmington

What is Bob Dolan telling you guys? After all he is your Plant Manager! Yeah I know, nothing as usual!

OK, back to Palin.

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Teh Ricer Civic! Newbie

Teh Ricer Civic!

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Oh this should be easy for you. I will be visiting a tiny republic in two weeks that gained it's independence directly from the Roman Empire on September 3, 301. I fly their flag, in honor of my upcoming visit. They are not a member of the EU, but use the EURO as their national currency.

San Marino?

Damn, that means Portugal is not the oldest nation-state in Europe... :cry:

And how could they be? those bastard Spaniards people annexed Portugal at one point when it was the Iberian Union.

Satty Newbie

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Biden will enable Obama to win the election. Obama didn't have my vote until he picked Biden.

I was a little miffed when Obama went with Biden, it seemed like an affront to his change message. A non-D.C. politician would have reinforced his message. Then McCain picked an outsider and I saw what could have been for Obama, and how brilliant the choice of Biden really was. Its almost as if Obama knew that in picking Biden, he would force McCain to make a "bold" choice, and that choice may have killed his chances.

Enzora Newbie

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I was a little miffed when Obama went with Biden, it seemed like an affront to his change message. A non-D.C. politician would have reinforced his message. Then McCain picked an outsider and I saw what could have been for Obama, and how brilliant the choice of Biden really was. Its almost as if Obama knew that in picking Biden, he would force McCain to make a "bold" choice, and that choice may have killed his chances.

Yes, but like many political myths, Dubya has done a pretty good job of debunking the notion that working in Washington somehow makes you more corrupt than being a politician in other venues.

Drew Dowdell Grand Master

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I was a little miffed when Obama went with Biden, it seemed like an affront to his change message. A non-D.C. politician would have reinforced his message. Then McCain picked an outsider and I saw what could have been for Obama, and how brilliant the choice of Biden really was. Its almost as if Obama knew that in picking Biden, he would force McCain to make a "bold" choice, and that choice may have killed his chances.

Biden is probably the most qualified Senator in international relations. That is Obama's weakest area.

Plus, the worst they can smear him with is that he plagiarized some British politician's speech 20 years ago. I like that he talks too much and says what's on his mind. He's much more "straight talk" than McCain is these days.

LosAngeles Newbie

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This thread is flirting with being the length of the Word Association post.

Satty Newbie

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I agree Biden is great, if it hadn't been for that oops in 88, he may have been able to beat the first Bush and the second Bush would be doing coke in an ally behind a bar in Dallas right now instead of finishing up 8 years of ruining the world.

trinacriabob Veteran

trinacriabob

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Oh this should be easy for you.

You mean that affluent suburb of Los Angeles that bolts onto Pasadena and is called San Marino? Ma che bella bandiera. Dimmi perche la bandiera della Germania non e molto bella.

I've been to Ravenna and Rimini, but never quite got "up the hill." Gawd, the Adriatic up there is nasty.

By the way, my relatives in Italy think Palin is a joke...

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Teh Ricer Civic! Newbie

Teh Ricer Civic!

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Biden is probably the most qualified Senator in international relations. That is Obama's weakest area.

Having a history of poor international relations decisions doesn't really help his qualifications, it just makes him a senior international relations guy.

Drew Dowdell Grand Master

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Having a history of poor international relations decisions doesn't really help his qualifications, it just makes him a senior international relations guy.

says the guy supporting the candidate that sung the pop hit "Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran"

edit: If I were Ahmenijhad and was being asked to negotiate the cessation of building nuclear reactors by President McCain (shudder), I'd demand a public apology for his heartless joking about killing Iranian citizens before moving forward.

balthazar

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>>"If I were Ahmenijhad and was being asked to negotiate the cessation of building nuclear reactors by President McCain (shudder), I'd demand a public apology for his heartless joking about killing Iranian citizens before moving forward."<<

Yeeees, because when Ahmenijhad talks about killing every last Israeli citizen, he never jokes.

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