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Official 2008 United States Presidential Election thread
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-11-30 15:43:00)
by cooljeanius
So far I´ve met Warner (he dropped out only a few days after he came to my high school) and Biden, and I´m going to see Vilsack tomorrow and Obama a week from Sunday. Biden seemed like a guy who knew what he was talking about, and Obama seems pretty good, too.
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-11-30 16:20:00)
by Stax
Quote: Originally Posted by cooljeanius So far I´ve met Warner (he dropped out only a few days after he came to my high school) and Biden, and I´m going to see Vilsack tomorrow and Obama a week from Sunday. Biden seemed like a guy who knew what he was talking about, and Obama seems pretty good, too. The only ...
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-12-01 11:27:00)
by americanskater
I think what it comes down to is that we have all these candidates that are vying for the vote and i don't know how particularly stable either party is. I'm finding it an even race, more so for republicans than democrats though. I think in the Democratic, it's going to come down to Gore vs. Clinton, both have been making some huge waves lately (Gore's Environmental Movie and Clinton's "...
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-12-01 12:37:00)
by Stax
I agree with your premise, americanskater, but disagree with the names. Gore is percieved as liberal enough, has been out of office long enough, etc that I think he'd be a darkhorse even if he does decide to run (my fave theory I've heard is that he'll announce at the Academy Awards if he wins for Best Documentary. ). I think the Democrats are likely going to come down to Obama versus Clinton (...
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-12-01 13:10:00)
by Mortal Wombat
Well, we got our first speech by Vislack, and he stressed the need for a plan in Iraq and easily accessible health care. He's used to being the underdog (he had to overcome a lot to become governor of Iowa), but I think he's under insurmountable odds in the presidential race since he's an unknown outside of his state. Personally I think that it'll be a tough go for him to get even the vice ...
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-12-04 12:58:00)
by monopoman
Quote: Originally Posted by mystery45 Something that is going to be a key player in the 08 election is what the democrats do while they have control of the house and senate. Also the american people didn't vote democrat they voted anti-republican. just like in the 04 election people voted anti-bush not for kerry.the dems have a ...
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-12-04 13:06:00)
by Stax
Quote: Originally Posted by monopoman I'm sorry but assuming that voting dem is voting anit-repub is kinda odd. So when the repub had a major victory like what 6 years ago that was really just anti-dem voting? Also hate to burst anyones bubble but I felt clinton times were far more beneficial to us then anything GW bush has done. Yeah...
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-12-04 16:28:00)
by Sobek
Quote: Bush's presidency has been an almost constant time of division and strife with economic fall-out, despite the incredibly unifying event of 9/11 (I read a comparison once of similar jumps in opinion polls for presidents after catastrophic events, noting how Bush squandered his. He went to what, 80% approval? 90%?). I read a story about a ...
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-12-05 00:04:00)
by Blinking Spirit
Quote: Originally Posted by Stax Yes, as the great bumper sticker Gods teach us (Gods whom I love) "When Clinton Lied, No one died". Clinton's presidency was a time of peace and prosperity marred by a sex scandal... But was that just the times, or will another Clinton be able to return us to the Golden Age?
Started 2 years, 7 months ago (2006-12-06 20:37:00)
by tehpincushonmahn
Quote: Originally Posted by monopoman I'm sorry but assuming that voting dem is voting anit-repub is kinda odd. So when the repub had a major victory like what 6 years ago that was really just anti-dem voting? Also hate to burst anyones bubble but I felt clinton times were far more beneficial to us then anything GW bush has done. Yeah...
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Quote: Originally Posted by VSA You shouldn't feel honored. The only reason turn out was so high is because race played a HUGE factor in this election. If it had been like the past 43 elections, the turn out would have been nearly the same. Groundbreaking? Yes Huge moment in American History? Yes Should you feel honored? No Sour grapes much? Yes, race is a silly reason to motivate a base that historically doesn't get too excited...
Quote: Originally Posted by Fatguy Poolshark While i wont argue that, Reagans economics where good considering the economy he received and the economy he left office with. Reaganomics failed miserably. He single handedly prove that trickle down economics is a lie. His policies of deregulation led to the Savings and Loan crisis AND laid down the framework of ideas that would ultimately lead to our current mortgage crisis. He left a country...
Quote: Originally Posted by Sepiriel I was aware of the rally where they booed McCain and he couldnt control them, but i wasnt aware of the 'kill him' scream As far as I know it's the same rally. Or I could just be combining two separate but eerily similar events....
Quote: Originally Posted by Shinriko That being said I am holding a lot of hope out to the supreme court to hold things together for the next four years. AMEN TO THAT. @Soron: You know, you may have a point there..a couple, actually.
0 reports in in CA and they have already given to obama? huh however there isn't anyway that mccain can catch up even with CA. Quote: Supreme Court much? (At least initially...) not after obama's done with it. that is what is scary about him. 3 times when asked on the SC he didn't understand what it was suppose to be for. that is what is scary. LOL cnn just dumped like huge states into obama's catagory and mccain is leading...
Biden should wipe the floor with Palin, the problem is he'll probably go to hard and she'll get a sympathy win. In the presidential debates, Obama is probably at a disadvantage, but I don't think it's as bad as Muriel thinks. This is because no one actually expects Obama to be a good debater, the media is biased in favor of him, and McCain isn't the greatest speaker either.
They just called Ohio for Obama. (Fox did this, then pulled it, MSNBC just called it though) Without Ohio, McCain has no chance at winning, especially with PA in the Obama column.
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