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And learn a foreign language while you're shutting the everliving f.uck up. Or perhaps volunteer at an orphanage in Bangladesh and adopt a hideously ugly child. Do what the elite partisan hacks do.
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And its interesing that you speak of being "partisan" when NOT ONE TIME in this spread have you said anything positive about anything democrat but you continue to make your little show of support for all things republican. Why hide behind this bipartisan veil of libertarianism? Your support is obviously partisan...its just the run, duck and hide version. And you struck me as being bigger than that. McCain is 73 years old and he looks it and sounds it. If you agreee, great. If not? STFU you stupid partisan moron. And slurp your ass. |
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You really should lurk more and post less. Do us all a favor. |
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i am now expecting the silly avatars and internet cut and pastes. |
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So no on the bet? If Reagan lived through 2 terms, McCain is a virtual lock for 1. He's got two bad arms and skin cancer. Whoopity doo with the dramatics, ******. |
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Why would I want to bet who wins the election? Again...I'm a libertarian. Are you having hot flashes? |
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But seriously though, libertarian or not, surely you have an opinion on a side because Ron Paul certainly aint gettin it. Come on, dont be chicken s h i t. Put up or shut up. I will bet you a 1000 on Obama right now. Are you game? Or are you just a loud mouth that can make "hypothetical" wagers and not real ones? I admit, you do the hypotheticals really well. But the real ones? Lets see. |
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I'm not betting on the presidential election at even odds. If I wanted to take McCain I would take the odds on a betting exchange. Now if you want to give...say 5 percentage points at even odds I'll take that for $1000. And really if the democrats don't win by more than 5 points after 8 years of coke head then they should cancel the inauguration and let him go in quietly. |
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5 percentage points? LOL How about electoral spread? |
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Plus when you look at America today all you see are emasculated men and hopeless women that are looking for someone to come in on a purple horse with pink wings and save them. And Obama is their man. They watch what he says on the boob tube and let out grunts of approval and claps smearing the orange-stained fingers over each other. I'm an edge player. F.uck your candidate at even odds. |
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From some random internet article dated 9/3...
We know the pollsters and pundits all have their predictions and opinions but when you want to know the real odds on the election you always want to check with the sports books. For some reason the "bookies" are usually right! As of today Barack Obama is a significant favorite. Of course betting on elections is illegal in the United States but just for entertainment purposes here are the latest odds on McCain vs. Obama. John McCain is 3-2 (For every $200 wagered you'd win $300) Barack Obama is 1-2 (For every $200 wagered you'd win $100) |
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We need the cokehead out of office. I am not saying Obama is the next FDR but it is something different. mccain is the same damn thing. We will find something else to wager on. Goodnight Coach. Slurp your ass...and give me the blog link. |
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1)Dodger threads(evading the topic at hand.) 2)Getting owned etc.( a claim with zero evidence) 3) You claim that the concern about the McCaine's health is a joke. You've attempted to make fun of somebody who has an excellent point. Men die from 72-76 a lot. So, this is a huge issue, and his V.P. pick is not the small issue people think it is. 4) You say r and d rarely if ever talk about the faults of their own parties. Well, of course they are going to talk about the faults of the party that stands for policies they despise.Those are the concerns they most have. I have said I disagree with the Democratic Party about immigration. It's a huge fault, but the Republicans aren't doing anything to stop it either. I want Mobil Exxon to stop getting tax credits while making 10 bil a quarter year. Republicans want to keep giving them that. I'm voting against them doing that. There is nothing incredibly special (to me) about the Democratic Party. I'm only concerned with stopping the implementation of the policies of the Republican Party. Any non-Republican candidate has a chance to get my vote. They've smoked 4k American Lives in Iraq(with not much of a return on those Americans lost...certainly not enough for me.) Those are 2 very big issues. Sorry, but the parties are far apart on them. I don't have a choice. There is only one party that can stop them. You call it partisan. I call it voting for people who share my own views on important topics. It's not like these 2 parties are close on their views. That's a myth perpetuated by people who don't know the views of each party. I will say something about the 2 people running on the Republican side. They are far,far,far better Americans than the 2 now in there. I will not feel nearly as bad about these 2 getting elected. Last edited by SCUDSBROTHER : 09-05-2008 at 01:54 AM. |
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as someone who has voted for both democrats and republicans, i can say it's not easy to choose in this election. you have mccain, who is shunned by many ultra-conservatives (which imo is a good thing) and obama who hasn't got much of a track record to truly get a feel for him-but based on what voting record he has, is considered more of a liberal. since i consider myself middle of the road, i usually sway more towards middle of the road candidates. but both candidates support parts of the constitution, while rejecting others. both agree with things i agree with, and both disagree with others. it's a difficult choice. many vote based only on the abortion issue. i personally don't think roe v wade will be overturned regardless, so it's a non issue for me. i still haven't decided who i will vote for, and am waiting for the debates. i didn't watch a moment of either convention, as it teaches you nothing. both sides are there with only their supporters, and would have made speeches designed to rev up their base, and produce talking points. they're meaningless. but regardless of who wins, we'll all be just fine. since congress ultimately makes all laws, produces all budgets, it's in their court to steer this country. all the president can do on the domestic front in this respects is sign or veto legislation. he doesn't write one damn bit of it, so to suggest that a prez balanced a budget or did away with a deficit is laughable. the cokehead will be out of office soon regardless of who wins the election.
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I gotta' let the late great Reverend George Carlin be my political guide. If you have never seen him on Bill Maher's HBO show(or the old Politically InCorrect), check him out on YOUTUBE. It may offend some here who might have liked him otherwise(atheist liberal that he was). He would get very, very angry with the conservative guests on, and he let them know in no uncertain terms
Politicians hide behind God, guns and children, he would say |
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Everybody hates congress overall but loves their guy.
The incumbent wins virtually everytime - often in a landslide. |
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it angers me that a growing majority of the population wants to drill here at home-yet the speaker of the house won't allow a vote. this is NOT a dictatorship, and one person should not have the right to bar a vote. whether allowing drilling and more off shore would pass or not, i don't know-but at least allow discussion and a vote!
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