Okay, let's figure out who to vote for, for President logically

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Alien Allen

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this is hilarious

the left is all worried about what would happen if Palin assumed the presidency

now ya know how the right feels about Obama :D
 
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She has more executive experience than the Democrat nominee for President, yet they wanna talk about her lack of experience. How about picking Biden...the VP choice is ten times more qualified than Obama. I think Biden makes Obama look like more of an empty suit than he already is.
 

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now ya know how the right feels about Obama :D

You mean your feelings only apply when you are for or against someone or something? ;) So why would the Republican Party be railing about Obama's inexperience and then be ok with Palin? And the reverse happens when you mention the Democrats. Little disconnect there regarding standard application of logic, when it comes to partisan politics, eh? ;)

If I have any reservations about Palin, it's because she's evangelical (or claims to be), she's not that well informed, and she has zero foreign relations experience. Does that mean she could not be a functional President? No, she might surprise us. But I have more confidence in Obama's abilities to function in the international arena. McCain? I don't want a cold war warrior or a Bush surrogate in charge. What ever "maverick" leanings McCain had, he changed all of them to get elected.

However I'll not complain when any politician says he is for less corruption. God knows, I've had my fill for the last 8 years.
 

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You mean your feelings only apply when you are for or against someone or something? ;) So why would the Republican Party be railing about Obama's inexperience and then be ok with Palin? And the reverse happens when you mention the Democrats. Little disconnect there regarding standard application of logic, when it comes to partisan politics, eh? ;)

If I have any reservations about Palin, it's because she's evangelical (or claims to be), she's not that well informed, and she has zero foreign relations experience. Does that mean she could not be a functional President? No, she might surprise us. But I have more confidence in Obama's abilities to function in the international arena. McCain? I don't want a cold war warrior or a Bush surrogate in charge. What ever "maverick" leanings McCain had, he changed all of them to get elected.

However I'll not complain when any politician says he is for less corruption. God knows, I've had my fill for the last 8 years.

Obama has shown nothing to indicate he would be good in the international arena unless his rock star status impresses.

As to Palin I think I have expressed reservations and I have said it would be wise to see how she does in the debate.
 

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Obama has shown nothing to indicate he would be good in the international arena unless his rock star status impresses.

As to Palin I think I have expressed reservations and I have said it would be wise to see how she does in the debate.

Her Katie Couric interview was abysmal indicating either she is uninformed or she has difficulty understanding questions and thinking on her feet.
 

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Actually this type of reaction is what the Republican Party is hoping for from the morons, plus the fantasy of imagining back room meetings with the VP! :smiley24:
Kind of like when a democrat puts a photo of a bear floating on a piece of ice to make a case for global warming and a doomed polar bear population. Visual BS at it's finest. Looks like some republicans are learning from left wing nut balls. :24:
 
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