Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2012 10:36 am
Why do they still bother to call these "debates?"
Because "pageant" makes them sound pussier than they already are.thibodeaux wrote:Why do they still bother to call these "debates?"
LOL, I think that's the best word I've heard for them yetMalcolm wrote:Because "pageant" makes them sound pussier than they already are.thibodeaux wrote:Why do they still bother to call these "debates?"
Reminds me of that time Boris Yeltsin and Bill Clinton were talking.TPRJones wrote:Both sides are working hard to lower expectations. According to some reports, it will be declared a victory for Romney if he doesn't pass out, and it will be a victory for Obama if he can keep his dick in his pants.
FTW.Malcolm wrote:Reminds me of that time Boris Yeltsin and Bill Clinton were talking.TPRJones wrote:Both sides are working hard to lower expectations. According to some reports, it will be declared a victory for Romney if he doesn't pass out, and it will be a victory for Obama if he can keep his dick in his pants.
GORDON wrote:Wisconsin sent out absentee ballots to military members late.
http://www.humanevents.com/2012....eadline
I am shocked that would happen.
“At least 30 Wisconsin municipalities failed to send absentee ballots to military voters before the 45 day deadline...
Furthermore, the Federal Voting Assistance Program gave Wisconsin service members an incorrect deadline for submission of their absentee ballots on its website, listing the return date as seven days after the actual deadline...
If the majority of gas stations in this country pulled that, I think it'd put a serious dent in Obama's support. The American public always, always, always votes how their wallet says.GORDON wrote:
If only they'd change the Federal Voting Assistance Program name to something like Voting Assistance Program In Democracy. The acronym is more appropriate.GORDON wrote:But don't forget: it is the republicans who are trying to suppress voting rights.
Here in Ohio, the "republicans" attempted to extend the amount of time military peeps had to absentee vote by a few weeks. Democrats can't risk having more military peeps voting, so the entire issue was spun as, "This means that regular, non-military people don't have as much time to vote... therefor, republicans are trying to suppress voting rights!" My liberal relatives had this all over their facebook walls... it is what prompted me to do a blanket "ignore" of most of my family.Malcolm wrote:If only they'd change the Federal Voting Assistance Program name to something like Voting Assistance Program In Democracy. The acronym is more appropriate.GORDON wrote:But don't forget: it is the republicans who are trying to suppress voting rights.
In fact, it motivates me to expend as much energy as is convenient to oppose those people in any way I can, even if it means implicit support for religious issues, the limiting of marriage rights, etc. Fuck these lying liars... at least the religious maniacs are sincere.
Here in Ohio, the "republicans" attempted to extend the amount of time military peeps had to absentee vote by a few weeks.
It is a matter of taste. Some are bothered more by religious dogma and restriction of liberty via environmentalists or nanny staters, but my buttons are liars, and hypocrites. In my opinion, those are the things the left excel at producing. In my opinion, the greens and religious fundies are, like I said, generally sincere.Malcolm wrote:Maniacal behaviour is still maniacal. There's no amount of insanity from the donkeys that could make me support the pachyderms and vice versa.In fact, it motivates me to expend as much energy as is convenient to oppose those people in any way I can, even if it means implicit support for religious issues, the limiting of marriage rights, etc. Fuck these lying liars... at least the religious maniacs are sincere.