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[QUOTE=Rock Harders]Mongers-
El Alamo will be showing the Democratic National Convention live in English on both CNN, for the intelligent, liberal people, and on Fox News, for people like Jackson and Rush Limbaugh.
Suerte,
Rock Harders[/QUOTE]Ha ha, I never thought of CNN as neither liberal nor intelligent but I suppose 'es lo que hay.' So should I install myself on the left side of the bar?
I didn't make it past the part where he said Colin Powell would make a good president.
I think Clinton, Obama, and McCain all suck. But on the other hand the choice seems pretty clear:
If you want to country to continue down the same road it has for the last 8 years, vote for McCain. If not, vote for Obama.
Personally, I'll pick the latter.
[QUOTE=Schmoj]If you want to country to continue down the same road it has for the last 8 years, vote for McCain. If not, vote for Obama.[/QUOTE]I'm sure it has occurred to you that there is no guarantee that "new road" will not be worse. There is a case to be made that Obama could make things worse given the power he is going to be given and a government that gets things done is generally a Bad Thing (tm)
I'll vote for McCain simply because his enemies will prevent him from doing anything.
[QUOTE=Sidney]The article below was written by syndicated columnist, Thomas Sowell, a black man. [/QUOTE]I've read both Sowell's editorials and academic work and somehow this article does not sound like him. Then again maybe he's just getting old and cranky.
I did find this [1] but I still wonder.
[1] [url]http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/t/thomas-sowell.htm[/url]
[QUOTE=Darkme]I'm sure it has occurred to you that there is no guarantee that "new road" will not be worse. There is a case to be made that Obama could make things worse given the power he is going to be given and a government that gets things done is generally a Bad Thing (tm)
I'll vote for McCain simply because his enemies will prevent him from doing anything.[/QUOTE]Well, I don't think anything could be worse. But who knows. You may be right.
Either way, there are a lot of tough problems to solve by the next President. It's not a job I would want.
Anybody done her?
A foolhardy attempt to shore up Christian support for McCain?
Less foreign policy experience than one of Obama's kids?
Would a disaffected Hillary supporter actually vote for an anti abortion advocate?
Is this the most obvious, purely "marketing" choice for VP ever? Even more so than Geraldine Ferraro?
If its all about "marketing" and nothing else, why not go with Angelina Jolie?
If McCain gets elected and then kicks the bucket, the USA could have a royal couple in the White House.
I am guessing that Dan Quayle was booked for the next four.
Get used to having Obama as the president for the next 4 years. This chick is cute and all, but she's not gonna fly with either the left or the right.
Regards,
BM.
Thank you Sidney.
Jes