Biden-Palin Debate

[Michael Bazzo, CMI]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

Sounds like the 2-Mikeys are a bit worried, your guy still has two debates to redeem himself but if he blows next Tuesday it is most likely over, thing is though Obama appears to be daily pulling away in the polls.

Whatever the McCain camp is doing right now does not appear to be working, better start dishing the dirt if you guys don't want to get deluged by the Obama/Biden Tsunami.

I'm not worried one bit. It's no secret the media is steering this election in a direction that could put a junior senator with a 172 days of experience in office. Should this become reality, I predict that in addition to being known as the first black president, Obama will also hold the honor of worst president ever elected since this country was founded.

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by mlarson

She relates well to most of the country and that drives the "elite" MSM nuts.

Her approval rating has been plummeting in the last two weeks among women and evangelicals. Republicans calling themselves "conservative" have been declaring her unfit for the vice presidency.

Where do you come up with this stuff, Mike?

I realize you are as stuck with her as you are McCain. Unlike me, you robotically support the party that has abandoned you. They are counting on that on November 4 and you will certainly oblige....but, jeez. You are not obligated to repeat the mantra here...It's okay. No one will snitch on you.

[Michael Larson]

Should Obama manage to get elected he will be so beholden to those that pushed him into office that there will be numerous players holding the strings to control the empty suit.

He is a totally unserious candidate and it says more about the bankruptcy of leadership in the Democratic party than anything else.

[David P. Valley]

This debate wasn't lost or won based on anything verbal between the two. It was simply won on nonverbal communication. And the winner was clearly Sarah Palin. She definitely held her own in this debate and (if elected) she is going to be one hot VP.

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by mlarson

Should Obama manage to get elected he will be so beholden to those that pushed him into office that there will be numerous players holding the strings to control the empty suit.

He is a totally unserious candidate and it says more about the bankruptcy of leadership in the Democratic party than anything else.

And should McCain get elected...he will have no party in Congress backing him. He is an Independent...a maverick, remember? Will four years of gridlock at a time of war and economic disaster help anyone?

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by jbushart

Her approval rating has been plummeting in the last two weeks among women and evangelicals. Republicans calling themselves "conservative" have been declaring her unfit for the vice presidency.

Where do you come up with this stuff, Mike?

I realize you are as stuck with her as you are McCain. Unlike me, you robotically support the party that has abandoned you. They are counting on that on November 4 and you will certainly oblige....but, jeez. You are not obligated to repeat the mantra here...It's okay. No one will snitch on you.

No robots here James.

She is was she is. Honest, gutsy, moral, reformer and conservative.

That seems to bother you as much as it does the feminists and other liberals.

Why shouldn't I support her candidacy?

She better that the #1 spot on the ticket and several orders of magnitude above the the opposing party's also rans.

[Michael Bazzo, CMI]

Originally Posted by jbushart

And should McCain get elected...he will have no party in Congress backing him. He is an Independent...a maverick, remember? Will four years of gridlock at a time of war help anyone?

Please don't be duped into thinking the dems really back Obama. the dems are backing there party, plain and simple

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by jbushart

And should McCain get elected...he will have no party in Congress backing him. He is an Independent...a maverick, remember? Will four years of gridlock at a time of war help anyone?

He won't have any trouble over the war.

As for the rest, "gridlock" in Washington is usually a god thing.

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by mlarson

He won't have any trouble over the war.

As for the rest, "gridlock" in Washington is usually a god thing.

Although a McCain presidency is too much of a longshot, at this point, to seriously consider....I would see it as a duplication of a "Jimmy Carter" era.

[Michael Larson]

Obama is far more likely to be a second Carter.

Same party.
Same politics
Same liberal government is the solution and do gooder mentality
Even less leadership experience
Even less foreign policy experience
etc.
etc.
etc.

[James H. Bushart]

Gotta go. I'll catch up with these desperate predictions on Sunday. Have a good weekend.

[Michael Larson]

Drudge

28% BIDEN 100,946
70% PALIN 250,211
2% NEITHER 6,150

Total Votes: 357,307

Pretty big numbers.
And if you don't think liberals avoid Drudge you have a screw loose.

[John McKenna]

AOL Poll - Sarah Palin Won Debate
http://webcenter.polls.aol.com/modul...&pollId=152822

Drudge Poll - Sarah Palin Won Debate
http://drudgereport.com/

Biden has 30 years of experience and could not win a clear victory against Sarah?

I think Sarah did extremely well for her first nationwide debate.

But the best thing is - she is not a Washington insider who is afraid to take on the
corruption inside the beltway and on wall street.

I have yet to hear ANY interNACHI member brag on Obama.
No one is willing to tell me they are proud of Obama.

WHY? He is a sleaze bag and they know it.

Also, if we have a major outbreak of tension in the middle east and the threat
of world war... ie Isreal bombs the hell out of Iran, then is everyone going
to think about baby face Obama or the seasoned veteran McCain for security?

[Joseph Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by dvalley

This debate wasn't lost or won based on anything verbal between the two. It was simply won on nonverbal communication. And the winner was clearly Sarah Palin. She definitely held her own in this debate and (if elected) she is going to be one hot VP.

That would only hold true if you watched the debate with the sound off.

[Joseph Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by mlarson

As for the rest, "gridlock" in Washington is usually a god thing.

Good point, life is best when they are screwing each other over instead of the public, still I can't vote for McCain/Palin when McCain looks to be in need of life support.