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08-29-2008, 07:53 PM
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Originally Posted by okaymatt
Also, with Obama wanting all those changes to the 2nd Amendment, he will get NO hunters, or people who like guns to vote for him.
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Weird, I've a 9mm a tek9 and an ak in storage at my parents, and I'll vote for him.
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08-29-2008, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Awesome
Weird, I've a 9mm a tek9 and an ak in storage at my parents, and I'll vote for him.
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Well, in that case, HUNTERS. Not thugs.
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08-29-2008, 07:27 PM
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Sarah's pretty attractive...lol
yea?
plus her husband is an Eskimo who works on a oil drilling rig, and she sold her states private jet for the state of Alaska, because she felt it was a waste of US Tax dollars.
She will do great, and she has a 90% acceptance rate (source) as a governor.
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08-29-2008, 08:46 PM
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You can either Hate or Love Hillary, there is no in between.
I think it's stupid on McCain's behalf, he should have chosen a governor from some other state who has more electoral votes behind him. As far as I am aware, Alaska only has 3. California has 55.
@Awesome if I remember correctly, Biden also said "presidency isn't a place to learn, it's a place to run, Obama can't do that..." when he was running. I mean yes it's nice.
@okaymatt He wants to lower taxes if you didn't see his newest promise...also, that wasn't made by Obamas party, stop pushing around false propaganda. He is simply trying to sway peoples votes from Hillarys campaign.
In my opinion, if you are voting based on race, gender, or any reason BESIDES their views...you SHOULDN'T be allowed to vote.
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08-29-2008, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Garrett
.....electoral votes behind him. As far as I am aware, Alaska only has 3. California has 55.
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Last I checked, Arnold Schwarzenegger is the Governor, if that's whom you are saying should of been the VP choice, but then it makes your "electoral POV" pointless as Arnold cannot be a VP candidate.
But good thought, but impossible.
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08-29-2008, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by okaymatt
Last I checked, Arnold Schwarzenegger is the Governor, if that's whom you are saying should of been the VP choice, but then it makes your "electoral POV" pointless as Arnold cannot be a VP candidate.
But good thought, but impossible.
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*sigh*
It was an EXAMPLE. California is a democratic state, not Republican. So McCain has no chance of winning California's votes. I think California has always nominated their electoral votes to the democrats for the past 5 elections. I said California based on Obamas behalf, he will most likely get our 55 electoral votes (53 in house of reps, 2 senators).
In my opinion, McCain chose a woman VP because of trying to sway Hillarys voters. Which they shouldn't change based on gender, once again. You would think McCain would be more worried on right winged people who have a higher electoral chance of getting him in.
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08-29-2008, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Garrett
*sigh*
In my opinion, McCain chose a woman VP because of trying to sway Hillarys voters. Which they shouldn't change based on gender, once again. You would think McCain would be more worried on right winged people who have a higher electoral chance of getting him in.
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Yeah it was a good try on the California lol!
But I believe that you are wrong on his reason for choosing her, she is an amazing senator, and the highest approval rating over any other in the USA. I think its more then just "votes" or else he wouldn't select a state with such few people.
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08-29-2008, 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by okaymatt
Yeah it was a good try on the California lol!
But I believe that you are wrong on his reason for choosing her, she is an amazing senator, and the highest approval rating over any other in the USA. I think its more then just "votes" or else he wouldn't select a state with such few people.
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You don't understand, I WASN'T saying he should focus on California or ANYTHING about California other than their electoral power, nothing else.
Amazing Senator? Did you read what Awesome said at all? She has less time than Obama. What about all the other people? Your votes determine where your electoral votes go, she has the fewest to give. From what I can see, you like her "Sarah's pretty attractive...lol", you shouldn't be allowed to vote then. What ideas of hers do you support then? Of course there are the default republican stand points, but what about her makes her better than Biden?
If you can prove to me that there aren't any other right winged governors that have served longer than her and can't get more than 3 electoral votes, then I will go with you. He is playing the Hillary card.
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08-29-2008, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by okaymatt
Yeah it was a good try on the California lol!
But I believe that you are wrong on his reason for choosing her, she is an amazing senator, and the highest approval rating over any other in the USA. I think its more then just "votes" or else he wouldn't select a state with such few people.
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Uh, she isn't a senator you idiot.
Check. Mate. You no longer hold validity on this discussion. lol. And a little FYI, Alaskan governors generally have a higher approval rate on average, though her approval rating is NOT 90%, it was at 90% before sh illegally fired an official, for which she is under investigation.
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08-29-2008, 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Garrett
In my opinion, if you are voting based on race, gender, or any reason BESIDES their views...you SHOULDN'T be allowed to vote.
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Not that I agree with voting for someone because they are white, black, or something like that. But if you honestly mean that, you are supporting ideals that history has always shown leads to oppression of the minority. First, the government takes away freedom from some to "keep the idiots away", they then promptly take freedom away from anyone who disagrees with them.
As much as I dont like the Democrat's policies, I would rather see a Democrat win fairly than a Republican (who I agree with in all ways) win because everyone who disagrees with him was silenced.
I'm not getting involved in McCain vs Obama, but I will defend the values of basic democracy (well constitutional republic, but you get the idea).
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