RNC was great

[BLLDOGG]

i love how he doesnt speak perfect english. makes me feel like he is a normal person. not some uptight capital hill bastard

[Skapimp]

yes, I love the fact that the president can't speak correct english too... that's what I base my vote on.

[BLLDOGG]

me too ;)

[crazyralph]

Originally posted by Skapimp:
yes, I love the fact that the president can't speak correct english too... that's what I base my vote on.

I'm basing my vote on the fact that kerry looks weird and we don't need a freak in the white house. Dubya looks normal at least.

[ReodDai]

Dubya scares me less then kerry. The evil you know is better then the evil you don't know.

[C.O.Jones]

Originally posted by BLLDOGG:
i love how he doesnt speak perfect english. makes me feel like he is a normal person. not some uptight capital hill bastard

"Perfect English" or "Standard English" is a fallacy, false, imaginary, fictional, etc.

[Blazing_Firebird]

I don't really like Kerry or Bush, to be completely honest. Kerry creeps me out.

Both of them are atrocious public speakers.

The one thing I like about Bush is that he is VERY down-to-earth. He talks, like someone earlier said, not uptight like someone from Capital Hill would speak.

This is good, but I am proudly democratic, and I cannot vote for him because of some of his policies.

Kerry's an idiot, too, though, so it's about picking the lesser of two evils

The famous line however, is, no one died when clinton lied...

[BLLDOGG]

Originally posted by Blazing_Firebird:
The famous line however, is, no one died when clinton lied...

yeah.....right :rolleyes:

[ReodDai]

I don't care about political partys in the least. Clinton was a good president and I trust a man that would cheat on hilary clinton. It means he has balls lol. However, Kerry ain't Clinton. That statement of yours Blazing_Firdbird is irrelivant.

[TXSIX]

Kerry's response.

We all saw the anger and distortion of the Republican Convention. For the past week, they attacked my patriotism and my fitness to serve as commander in chief. Well, here's my answer. I'm not going to have my commitment to defend this country questioned by those who refused to serve when they could have and by those who have misled the nation into Iraq.

All I have to say is Oi!

And Reod, BlazingFirebird's statement was not irrelevant because Kerry is a Democrat. He was establishing the ties between the two men that lie in their political party, and also poking at Bush's atrocious record of misleading the public in such a way that as many people as possible die.

[ReodDai]

Originally posted by TXSIX:

And Reod, BlazingFirebird's statement was not irrelevant because Kerry is a Democrat. He was establishing the ties between the two men that lie in their political party, and also poking at Bush's atrocious record of misleading the public in such a way that as many people as possible die.

Irrelavent. Has nothing to do with Democrats or Kerry. It has to do with Clinton lieing about getting head and bush going to war. IRRELAVENT. Make a statement that involves someone who can be president again not someone who is out of the races for the rest of his life.

[HAZ-Matt]

I believe in fiscal conservatism.

I do not believe in wars of aggression or our role in nation building.

I support reducing global carbon emissions.

I believe in States's Rights.

I believe in the civil liberties expressed in the Bill of Rights.

I believe the Department of Homeland Security is a waste of a cabinet position.

Bush agreed with me in 2000. But how has he shown that?

[HAZ-Matt]

I also believe that some of the comments in this thread prove that Hamilton was right that the common man should have no place in government.

[BLLDOGG]

i dont see how pre 9/11 can be compared to post 9/11. i think the people that asked in 2000 what bush would do if we were attacked have the right to say something. those that didnt cant say a damn thing about how he has handled things since then. and im pretty sure noone asked so what do you expect, his campaign was based off current events, not something he or anyone else could have predicted. [img]graemlins/popcorn.gif[/img]

[BLLDOGG]

Originally posted by HAZ-Matt:
I also believe that some of the comments in this thread prove that Hamilton was right that the common man should have no place in government.

it was pretty much the common man that was the orignal government and for years after