What "change" would Obama actually make?

[trapyoung]

What the US clearly needs is more guns, more evangelical preachers and a return to legalised slavery....... the old values are the best

amen

[cutebastard71]

What the US clearly needs is more guns, more evangelical preachers and a return to legalised slavery....... the old values are the best

That was Romans thought but then the bad ***censored*** from Asia ganged up on them j/k

[ksslemp]

What the US clearly needs is more guns, more evangelical preachers and a return to legalised slavery....... the old values are the best

Put down the "Blunt" and pick up a book some time!

No need to respond, im pretty sure your answer will be.... BAA BAA
Friggin' sheep.


"You give them books and what do they do with them?, They eat the pages!"

[Backglass]

Put down the "Blunt" and pick up a book some time!

They have books in backwoods Kentucky?

Wow...How can you read them at night without electricity?

[Neoteny]

What the US clearly needs is more guns, more evangelical preachers and a return to legalised slavery....... the old values are the best

Put down the "Blunt" and pick up a book some time!

No need to respond, im pretty sure your answer will be.... BAA BAA
Friggin' sheep.


"You give them books and what do they do with them?, They eat the pages!"

What's with the colors? Understimulated?

[Frigidus]

Everyone should vote for him because he belongs to a church that hates "whitey"! si se puede

If I were to judge presidents on the ridiculousness of their faith, then we'd have a truck load of f*ck ups.

[InkL0sed]

Also, why can't you say "Yes we can" in English? I don't get it -- what are you trying to insinuate, exactly?

[Nobunaga]

... A few of changes to look forward to:

... Joining some international cap n' trade carbon credit regime.
... Nationalized cap n' trade system wherein we have to buy carbon credits if we drive "too much".
... Higher gasoline prices.
... Nationwide 55mph speed limit
... Iranian invasion of Iraq after we leave (I give that one about a 50% chance)
... Higher taxes (by far)
... Spread and increase in frequency of cases of tuberculosis, especially in the southwest

...

[ksslemp]

Put down the "Blunt" and pick up a book some time!

They have books in backwoods Kentucky?

Wow...How can you read them at night without electricity?

The clan tells us where they're going to light a cross and we bring our books to study while our parents hoot and holler!

of course.

[ksslemp]

What the US clearly needs is more guns, more evangelical preachers and a return to legalised slavery....... the old values are the best

Put down the "Blunt" and pick up a book some time!

No need to respond, im pretty sure your answer will be.... BAA BAA
Friggin' sheep.


"You give them books and what do they do with them?, They eat the pages!"

What's with the colors? Understimulated?

I always thought Black was a color.... that's what i get for thinking.

You should see a therapist for your Chromatophobia

[tzor]

I always thought Black was a color.... that's what i get for thinking.

Under the rules of Heraldric Tincture black (sable) is indeed a color. White (argent), on the other hand is a metal.

[ksslemp]

Also, why can't you say "Yes we can" in English? I don't get it -- what are you trying to insinuate, exactly?

I think this question should be posed to OBAMA.

I dont get it either, the only thing i can think of is that he wants an America that is divided along Racial lines?

[gdeangel]

He would be just like Nixon, only liberal. He would spy on his opponents... Launch a program of "iraqamization" that drags on through a second term... and build up a monsterous self-protecting organization within the Democratic party that black-balls the Clintonites and the moderates.

[Hologram]

Also, why can't you say "Yes we can" in English? I don't get it -- what are you trying to insinuate, exactly?

It's clearly a political move to try to bring in the hispanic vote, because we all know that the mexicans hate the blacks (original words in head replaced in good taste)

[HapSmo19]

Yeah I kinda hate whitey too.

Another fine display of intelligence by the french high school junior.

[got tonkaed]

... A few of changes to look forward to:

... Joining some international cap n' trade carbon credit regime.
... Nationalized cap n' trade system wherein we have to buy carbon credits if we drive "too much".
... Higher gasoline prices.
... Nationwide 55mph speed limit
... Iranian invasion of Iraq after we leave (I give that one about a 50% chance)
... Higher taxes (by far)
... Spread and increase in frequency of cases of tuberculosis, especially in the southwest

...

im fairly confident that the first three might have happened either way in the near future, and really your trading higher taxes for less debt instead of the other way around.

[Nobunaga]

... A few of changes to look forward to:

... Joining some international cap n' trade carbon credit regime.
... Nationalized cap n' trade system wherein we have to buy carbon credits if we drive "too much".
... Higher gasoline prices.
... Nationwide 55mph speed limit
... Iranian invasion of Iraq after we leave (I give that one about a 50% chance)
... Higher taxes (by far)
... Spread and increase in frequency of cases of tuberculosis, especially in the southwest

...

im fairly confident that the first three might have happened either way in the near future, and really your trading higher taxes for less debt instead of the other way around.

... Explain your confidence in the first two happening either way. (the 3rd I won't argue).

...

[Frigidus]

... A few of changes to look forward to:

... Joining some international cap n' trade carbon credit regime.
... Nationalized cap n' trade system wherein we have to buy carbon credits if we drive "too much".
... Higher gasoline prices.
... Nationwide 55mph speed limit
... Iranian invasion of Iraq after we leave (I give that one about a 50% chance)
... Higher taxes (by far)
... Spread and increase in frequency of cases of tuberculosis, especially in the southwest

...

im fairly confident that the first three might have happened either way in the near future, and really your trading higher taxes for less debt instead of the other way around.

... Explain your confidence in the first two happening either way. (the 3rd I won't argue).

...

It's only a matter of time before we go into panic mode oil wise. We might not run out for a while, but there are too many things we do with oil aside from using it to drive around for us to just fritter away the supplies we have left.

[tzor]

Also, why can't you say "Yes we can" in English? I don't get it -- what are you trying to insinuate, exactly?

I think this question should be posed to OBAMA.

Before you make a mountain our of a molehill, he originally translated the expression to Latin, "Vero Possumus."

(He didn't do it all that well, but that's another matter.)

His offical candidate "seal" has what he calls that motto in Latin on it, like the seal of the US has "E Pluribus Unum."

[InkL0sed]

Yeah I kinda hate whitey too.

Another fine display of intelligence by the french high school junior.

Another fine display of ignorance by the friendly neighborhood valley girl.

[got tonkaed]

... A few of changes to look forward to:

... Joining some international cap n' trade carbon credit regime.
... Nationalized cap n' trade system wherein we have to buy carbon credits if we drive "too much".
... Higher gasoline prices.
... Nationwide 55mph speed limit
... Iranian invasion of Iraq after we leave (I give that one about a 50% chance)
... Higher taxes (by far)
... Spread and increase in frequency of cases of tuberculosis, especially in the southwest

...

im fairly confident that the first three might have happened either way in the near future, and really your trading higher taxes for less debt instead of the other way around.

... Explain your confidence in the first two happening either way. (the 3rd I won't argue).

...

As far as i remember, Mccain isnt against cap and trade. Even if it wouldnt immediately happen in his presidency, setting a precedent toward cap and trade makes it rather likely that international agreements would follow. Though of course its possible the promise made wouldnt be followed through on, it still seems possible we are heading toward that to begin with.

The second seems to follow rather naturally from the first, especially if you consider the likelyhood that anything involving international agreements would pressure toward nationalization at somepoint anyway. I dont believe the second would be an immediate consequence of a Mccain election, but im not sure it would be an immediate consequence of an Obama one either.

You could argue the two wouldnt happen with Mccain, but im not sure i believe it entirely to be the case. It would probalby be more of a wait and see with Mccain.

Either way its not my biggest issue with him but i think on a lot of issues there is less practical difference than is originally suggested.

[Nobunaga]

... A few of changes to look forward to:

... Joining some international cap n' trade carbon credit regime.
... Nationalized cap n' trade system wherein we have to buy carbon credits if we drive "too much".
... Higher gasoline prices.
... Nationwide 55mph speed limit
... Iranian invasion of Iraq after we leave (I give that one about a 50% chance)
... Higher taxes (by far)
... Spread and increase in frequency of cases of tuberculosis, especially in the southwest

...

im fairly confident that the first three might have happened either way in the near future, and really your trading higher taxes for less debt instead of the other way around.

... Explain your confidence in the first two happening either way. (the 3rd I won't argue).

...

As far as i remember, Mccain isnt against cap and trade. Even if it wouldnt immediately happen in his presidency, setting a precedent toward cap and trade makes it rather likely that international agreements would follow. Though of course its possible the promise made wouldnt be followed through on, it still seems possible we are heading toward that to begin with.

The second seems to follow rather naturally from the first, especially if you consider the likelyhood that anything involving international agreements would pressure toward nationalization at somepoint anyway. I dont believe the second would be an immediate consequence of a Mccain election, but im not sure it would be an immediate consequence of an Obama one either.

You could argue the two wouldnt happen with Mccain, but im not sure i believe it entirely to be the case. It would probalby be more of a wait and see with Mccain.

Either way its not my biggest issue with him but i think on a lot of issues there is less practical difference than is originally suggested.

... I'll buy that.

...

[HapSmo19]

Another fine display of ignorance by the friendly neighborhood valley girl.

. <-----period.

Belgians representing themselves under French flags and praising American National BS'ing Championship contenders can only wish they grew up in "the" valley.

[Nobunaga]

ABC's Jake Tapper: Obama Thinks He's President; Denies Media Access
By Scott Whitlock | July 24, 2008 - 15:38


Not every reporter covering Barack Obama's world tour is entranced by the words and imagery of the Democratic candidate. On Thursday's "Good Morning America," political correspondent Jake Tapper jabbed at Obama's overconfidence, describing the senator's July 24 speech in Berlin as "one the Obama campaign is billing at almost presidential. Even though he is not the president."

Reporting from inside the Obama plane, Tapper complained in a snarky tone, "Inside, the plane has been redesigned to separate the senator and his staff from us lowly reporters." He added that Obama officials told journalists that they could brief reporters as anonymous officials. Tapper grumbled, "One of them said that's what we did at the White House during the Clinton years. We pointed out they don't work at the White House." Regarding the Obama plane, the ABC journalist also pointed out: "The American flag on the tail wing has been replaced by an enormous Obama O."