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Originally Posted by Goat Blower
So if someone says something bad about Obama or questions him in any way, it's bad. But we as Republicans have heard nothing but whining and name-calling about Bush since he got into office. How is that any different? Kracka simply pointed out a fact that 50% of America just can't see, that Obama has virtually NO experience running anything, much less the country. He has ties to terrorists and racial bigots and changes his position almost weekly, yet that is quietly swept under the carpet so the democratic sheep file in to vote because he's a good speaker.
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First all, I could care less about Obama or McCain. They both have their good and bad, as does everyone. And with Obama having NO experience, you can say that, I do, and unless you're a fucking retard, it's obvious that Obama has FAR LESS experience than McCain. But hey, if McCain is so awesome, then why did he pick straight talkin' shoot wolves much less anything with fur Sarah Palin? Are all you republicans ready to have the possibility of her running the country? And as for ties to terrorists? Fuck that non-sense. Wasn't Obama like 4 years old or something when Ayers was a "terrorist?" Ayers is a highly respected scholar in Chicago. Besides, it's been proven that McCain has ties to him to, sending him almost a half million dollars. BLAH BLAH BLAH, it's not important now.
I'm just saying that there has been a lot of things said about both candidates that has just been unecessary to mention or something used for fear mongering on either side. This campaign has been the most ridiculous, over drawn and most expensive ever, and I can't wait for it be done in the next few hours and see what happens in the next 4 years.
And as for this whole "sheep" shit going around on this thread, stop it. There a sheep for both parties, obviously. But I will say that the "sheep" at Obama rallies don't yell things like "kill him" or other violent undertones, like the ones yelled at the McCain/Palin rallies. ("TERRORIST!" "KILL HIM!" You've all heard it.) And the worst part of it all, during all the times someone has yelled some obscene comment like that, neither Palin or McCain has stopped to say, "You know, that's just flat out fucking wrong to say." (Not that they would have to say "fucking.")
And I know that if I don't vote, I can't bitch, as the great George Carlin once said.