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 Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 7:08 pm
Are you surprised?
I'm pissed. stare
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 7:21 pm
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 8:28 pm
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 3:42 pm
I was hoping that Barack and Hilary would merge together into a super being that would banish the Republicans to the depths of Iran. (not srsly)
As for November, I'm pretty sure it could go either way. I fully expect certain states to vote for McCain, where as I can't say the same for Obama.
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 6:45 pm
Betadex I was hoping that Barack and Hilary would merge together into a super being that would banish the Republicans to the depths of Iran. (not srsly) As for November, I'm pretty sure it could go either way. I fully expect certain states to vote for McCain, where as I can't say the same for Obama. The only way I'd vote for Obama as of now would be if him and Clinton were on the same ticket... the kid just doesn't have enough experience to run a country. I'm looking at my options. ninja Between Obama and McCain, that is.
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 6:50 pm
rockerpixie Betadex I was hoping that Barack and Hilary would merge together into a super being that would banish the Republicans to the depths of Iran. (not srsly) As for November, I'm pretty sure it could go either way. I fully expect certain states to vote for McCain, where as I can't say the same for Obama. The only way I'd vote for Obama as of now would be if him and Clinton were on the same ticket... the kid just doesn't have enough experience to run a country. I'm looking at my options. ninja Between Obama and McCain, that is. 3 things A. WTF? why not vote for obama? B if you vote for McCain ill hunt you down (JK but i think you know how i feel about him now) C. Obama had it made fer like 3mos, Clinton was just too stubborn and really much of a pain in the a** to back down
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 6:53 pm
Pick_A_Song rockerpixie Betadex I was hoping that Barack and Hilary would merge together into a super being that would banish the Republicans to the depths of Iran. (not srsly) As for November, I'm pretty sure it could go either way. I fully expect certain states to vote for McCain, where as I can't say the same for Obama. The only way I'd vote for Obama as of now would be if him and Clinton were on the same ticket... the kid just doesn't have enough experience to run a country. I'm looking at my options. ninja Between Obama and McCain, that is. 3 things A. WTF? why not vote for obama? B if you vote for McCain ill hunt you down (JK but i think you know how i feel about him now) C. Obama had it made fer like 3mos, Clinton was just too stubborn and really much of a pain in the a** to back down I know the country needs a democrat in the White House right now... but we also need a president with more than five years experience. Like I said before, if you can't be a doctor with five years of schooling, you can't be a president.
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 7:04 pm
rockerpixie Pick_A_Song rockerpixie Betadex I was hoping that Barack and Hilary would merge together into a super being that would banish the Republicans to the depths of Iran. (not srsly) As for November, I'm pretty sure it could go either way. I fully expect certain states to vote for McCain, where as I can't say the same for Obama. The only way I'd vote for Obama as of now would be if him and Clinton were on the same ticket... the kid just doesn't have enough experience to run a country. I'm looking at my options. ninja Between Obama and McCain, that is. 3 things A. WTF? why not vote for obama? B if you vote for McCain ill hunt you down (JK but i think you know how i feel about him now) C. Obama had it made fer like 3mos, Clinton was just too stubborn and really much of a pain in the a** to back down I know the country needs a democrat in the White House right now... but we also need a president with more than five years experience. Like I said before, if you can't be a doctor with five years of schooling, you can't be a president. I respect your opinion but HIGHLY disagree with you. Written in the Constitution are guidelines, over 35, be citizen for whole life, etc. As long as an American fits those requirements, hell if it's some guy who just got done being a professional clown and wants to be president and enough people vote for him, Im perfectly fine with that. oh BTW, inexperience hmmmmmmmm where have i seen that before oh yeah bush *cough* *cough*
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 8:42 pm
Pick_A_Song rockerpixie Pick_A_Song rockerpixie Betadex I was hoping that Barack and Hilary would merge together into a super being that would banish the Republicans to the depths of Iran. (not srsly) As for November, I'm pretty sure it could go either way. I fully expect certain states to vote for McCain, where as I can't say the same for Obama. The only way I'd vote for Obama as of now would be if him and Clinton were on the same ticket... the kid just doesn't have enough experience to run a country. I'm looking at my options. ninja Between Obama and McCain, that is. 3 things A. WTF? why not vote for obama? B if you vote for McCain ill hunt you down (JK but i think you know how i feel about him now) C. Obama had it made fer like 3mos, Clinton was just too stubborn and really much of a pain in the a** to back down I know the country needs a democrat in the White House right now... but we also need a president with more than five years experience. Like I said before, if you can't be a doctor with five years of schooling, you can't be a president. I respect your opinion but HIGHLY disagree with you. Written in the Constitution are guidelines, over 35, be citizen for whole life, etc. As long as an American fits those requirements, hell if it's some guy who just got done being a professional clown and wants to be president and enough people vote for him, Im perfectly fine with that. oh BTW, inexperience hmmmmmmmm where have i seen that before oh yeah bush *cough* *cough* Bush was governor of Texas, which is an executive office, before he was president. Sadly, that accounts for a lot more than Obama right now. surprised That's right. I said it. OMG I totally defended Bush. *slaps self*
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Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 6:02 am
rockerpixie Pick_A_Song rockerpixie Pick_A_Song rockerpixie Betadex I was hoping that Barack and Hilary would merge together into a super being that would banish the Republicans to the depths of Iran. (not srsly) As for November, I'm pretty sure it could go either way. I fully expect certain states to vote for McCain, where as I can't say the same for Obama. The only way I'd vote for Obama as of now would be if him and Clinton were on the same ticket... the kid just doesn't have enough experience to run a country. I'm looking at my options. ninja Between Obama and McCain, that is. 3 things A. WTF? why not vote for obama? B if you vote for McCain ill hunt you down (JK but i think you know how i feel about him now) C. Obama had it made fer like 3mos, Clinton was just too stubborn and really much of a pain in the a** to back down I know the country needs a democrat in the White House right now... but we also need a president with more than five years experience. Like I said before, if you can't be a doctor with five years of schooling, you can't be a president. I respect your opinion but HIGHLY disagree with you. Written in the Constitution are guidelines, over 35, be citizen for whole life, etc. As long as an American fits those requirements, hell if it's some guy who just got done being a professional clown and wants to be president and enough people vote for him, Im perfectly fine with that. oh BTW, inexperience hmmmmmmmm where have i seen that before oh yeah bush *cough* *cough* Bush was governor of Texas, which is an executive office, before he was president. Sadly, that accounts for a lot more than Obama right now. surprised That's right. I said it. OMG I totally defended Bush. *slaps self* Wow I won't slap you since my code against women but anyways, we already know that Obama has to pick a party elder like the 6th and 7th season of The West Wing, The nominee was a Latino(played by Jimmy Smits) and he picked a party elder(John Spencer) after a long drawn out primary battle, sound familiar anyone, aginst a liberal republican who is forced to pick a conservative and is able to court womens voters away like hes doing now.....too freaky, if it ends up going down to Oregon and Nevada, that will be scary.....back on point he has to pick clinton see my VP tirade on why.
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Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 10:12 pm
Oh wow. I am sorry to revive threads that have been dead for a month, but I really just love adding my two cents.
OBAMA WON YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
*Throws a HUGE party*
(Yes, I knew about it a while back. ;P Never too late to celebrate!)
Pixie, I'm sorry that your favorite candidate lost. I would go one to tell you about how Obama and Clinton are very similar and that you shouldn't worry, but I saw in another thread that you're rooting for Obama now. There's a good chance that he'll choose Hillary anyway, if that makes you feel better.
And yes, Bush was the governer of Texas... but Obama is a U.S. Senator. He holds to power to make laws (if enough of Congress agrees). I think that's worth something.
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Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 10:17 pm
BeXlieXve Oh wow. I am sorry to revive threads that have been dead for a month, but I really just love adding my two cents. OBAMA WON YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS *Throws a HUGE party* (Yes, I knew about it a while back. ;P Never too late to celebrate!) Pixie, I'm sorry that your favorite candidate lost. I would go one to tell you about how Obama and Clinton are very similar and that you shouldn't worry, but I saw in another thread that you're rooting for Obama now. There's a good chance that he'll choose Hillary anyway, if that makes you feel better. And yes, Bush was the governer of Texas... but Obama is a U.S. Senator. He holds to power to make laws (if enough of Congress agrees). I think that's worth something. Yeah, I know. I really thought about it and there isn't really a big difference between what Hillary and Obama stand for.
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Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 11:54 am
rockerpixie BeXlieXve Oh wow. I am sorry to revive threads that have been dead for a month, but I really just love adding my two cents. OBAMA WON YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS *Throws a HUGE party* (Yes, I knew about it a while back. ;P Never too late to celebrate!) Pixie, I'm sorry that your favorite candidate lost. I would go one to tell you about how Obama and Clinton are very similar and that you shouldn't worry, but I saw in another thread that you're rooting for Obama now. There's a good chance that he'll choose Hillary anyway, if that makes you feel better. And yes, Bush was the governer of Texas... but Obama is a U.S. Senator. He holds to power to make laws (if enough of Congress agrees). I think that's worth something. Yeah, I know. I really thought about it and there isn't really a big difference between what Hillary and Obama stand for. Yay! <3 Now if there were just a way to convince the other Hillary supporters of that... It would be a shame for them to choose McCain or to not even vote just out of spite, y'know? My uncle refuses to vote in November because Hillary lost.
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Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 7:32 pm
rockerpixie I know the country needs a democrat in the White House right now... but we also need a president with more than five years experience. Like I said before, if you can't be a doctor with five years of schooling, you can't be a president. Many great presidents had little experience before taking office. Take Lincoln, for example. Besides, just because Barack hasn't had phenomenal experience within the American government, does not mean he has little experience in general. I consider the work that he did in Chicago, like helping homeless people and giving them the hope and motivation to get back on their feet, and being a civil rights lawyer, great accomplishments on his resume. Call me crazy, but I think that's a bit more impressive than being the governer of Texas and or being in a plane that's shot down and subsequently being taken prisoner. I think Barack has sufficiently proven himself, and you would too if you knew of his history and background.
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Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 10:00 pm
I'm pissed with rockerpixie!!!
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