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Saddleback, CA. Obama and McCain
« on: August 16, 2008, 08:29:23 PM »
Watching the Q&A on FOX hosted by the Mega Church Pastor Rick Warren;  He did not ask softball questions.

Quick Synopsis, Obama was BORING, stuttering his way through the textbook scripted liberal response.

McCain at least sounds Presidential. Did not stutter, and did not waiver in his view.

McCain was asked his most "gut wrenching" decision in his life, He answered the chance to leave the "Hanoi Hilton" early if he confessed to war crimes against the North Viet. and declined.

Strip away the man he is now, with the man he was than, and he was an American. For that, he has my respect.

A whole heck of a lot more than Barack could ever have.

I hope you can watch it or catch segments on the Web somewhere. It was refreshing not to here MSM "softball" questions.

Are both of them flawed and ideal? Yes. The days of a "good" politician are long, long, long, gone. But McCain, despite his faults, is the best we have.

Just my .02 cents .

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Re: Saddleback, CA. Obama and McCain
« Reply #1 on: August 16, 2008, 10:10:24 PM »
I second that McCain has earned my respect. Obama doesn't deserve any respect in my opinion.

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« Reply #2 on: August 16, 2008, 10:21:34 PM »
My studies in school were to behavior modification ... I know from a clinical perspective how to change or influence one’s way of thought. To endure ONE HOUR much less FIVE PLUS YEARS of such treatment as what McCain went through … is beyond what anyone can comprehend.  John S. McCain … despite my reservations on his past … he has my sincere respect for what he went through in Hanoi.  

As I write this, I am listening to Obama speak.  I can’t see how anyone capable of feeding themselves would vote for this guy.  In terms of national security, fiscal policy, or common ____ sense … Obama is a toad.  Sure, he speaks well with a teleprompter.  But without the "electronic “cheat”, he is about as useful as teats on a man.  Do we really want this “empty suit” as our President?

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Re: Saddleback, CA. Obama and McCain
« Reply #3 on: August 17, 2008, 12:36:46 AM »
 Do we really want this “empty suit” as our President?



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Re: Saddleback, CA. Obama and McCain
« Reply #5 on: August 17, 2008, 08:54:49 AM »
NOBama talks the talk but has never, and will never, walk the walk.
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Re: Saddleback, CA. Obama and McCain
« Reply #6 on: August 17, 2008, 09:44:28 AM »
Nobama is a show pony. To my knowlege he has never managed the finances of any institution or business, he has never RUN a business, he has never served in any emergency capacity such as EMS or fire service, has no military service, has never commanded men and women in problem situations. I could be wrong, but I don't think he's ever even coached a kid's basketball or t-ball team. AND he certainly was devoid of accomplishment in two years in the Senate.

He has no business running for president, and our mainstream media should turn in their press credentials because of the way they have bought into this whole smoke and mirrors act.

Although, I have to say,  they just MIGHT turn on him...you know how they are.

We simply cannot have him as president. But I believe that when it comes time to hit the lever, a lot of people who are star-glazed now will think, "Wait a minute, this is serious"....and hopefully they'll pull the McCain lever. He's just THAT scary.
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Re: Saddleback, CA. Obama and McCain
« Reply #7 on: August 17, 2008, 10:06:01 AM »
A couple of points about last night:




----->I love how Obama tried to punt on the abortion question and at what point life begins.... He said "answering that question with specificity, you know, is above my pay grade" ??? WTF! He is applying for the highest job in the land!

CNN Video on Obama and abortion (him lying about his stance):


----->I also like how he tried to make the case that he would not have appointed Justice Thomas because of his lack of experience..... Isnt that the Pot calling the kettle Black (No racial undertones intended - Love ya M'ette).


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“I don’t think that he was exp– a strong enough jurist or legal thinker at the time for that elevation.”

-----> I also dont think that Obama's definition of marriage is going to go over very well with most of the far left.


-----> McCain surprised me. He had the 'fire in the belly' and looked very presidential. Yes, he had a great home field advantage over Obama, but he still had a strong showing.
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Re: Saddleback, CA. Obama and McCain
« Reply #8 on: August 17, 2008, 02:04:40 PM »
Nobama is a show pony. To my knowlege he has never managed the finances of any institution or business, he has never RUN a business, he has never served in any emergency capacity such as EMS or fire service, has no military service, has never commanded men and women in problem situations. I could be wrong, but I don't think he's ever even coached a kid's basketball or t-ball team. AND he certainly was devoid of accomplishment in two years in the Senate.

He has no business running for president, and our mainstream media should turn in their press credentials because of the way they have bought into this whole smoke and mirrors act.

Although, I have to say,  they just MIGHT turn on him...you know how they are.

We simply cannot have him as president. But I believe that when it comes time to hit the lever, a lot of people who are star-glazed now will think, "Wait a minute, this is serious"....and hopefully they'll pull the McCain lever. He's just THAT scary.

+1...He just hasn't said the right thing YET for them to turn on him.....we can only hope.

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Re: Saddleback, CA. Obama and McCain
« Reply #9 on: August 17, 2008, 08:51:23 PM »
One question I would have loved to hear was, How could you vote and be against the Death Penalty but remain Pro-Choice.?

You can't support killing a killer, but the death of a viable human life is expendable,....

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