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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Yeager on November 23, 2005, 02:17:13 PM
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http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/11/23/liberman.iraq/index.html
Lieberman says stay the course, complete the mission....there is no alternative. He is correct, is he not?
Discuss now so that I may interject my unique brand of wit and humor later tonight after Ive lubed myself up with some JD and coke.
:p
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Good attitude IMHO.
Personally though, I'm waiting for the McCain/Clinton ticket to weigh in with their official position. Everyone will flock to their banner and they'll be the heroes on the political front.
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If McCain picks a clinton as his running mate he will have the mark of the beast upon him.
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Originally posted by eagl
Good attitude IMHO.
Personally though, I'm waiting for the McCain/Clinton ticket to weigh in with their official position. Everyone will flock to their banner and they'll be the heroes on the political front.
I heard on a talk news show a quote from Hillary that she opposes an early withdrawl from Iraq. I was shocked when I heard it. It's hard to take her as a genuine article though, it may be an attempt to center herself.
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Guns,
I think it's a mark of Hillary maturing as a political figure. She's figured out that she can only go so far when allied with the reactionary against-everything crowd. It's nice to have someone to vote for who stands FOR something instead of merely being AGAINST what their opponent says. I think that's why Bush won both elections... He came across as being FOR stuff instead of just being against whatever it was the other guy said.
Of course, any President who actually ACTS on their principles is going to get ripped a new one, but that's the nature of the job. Even if 75% of the country likes your ideas, chances are less than half will agree with any actual implementation of those ideas, and that means that you'll end up with less than 40% who agree with you. That's why Clinton's numbers went up after he dropped the gays/military and national health care system - people loved the man as long as ne never actually acted on any of his ideas.
Bush and Cheney act. People hate that, and now the polls reflect both the people who don't like their ideas plus the people who don't like the implementation of ideas they do like. Ah well.
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I though it was agreed Lieberman was the evil senator from star wars
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Originally posted by Yeager
If McCain picks a clinton as his running mate he will have the mark of the beast upon him.
McCain would have trouble carrying his home state right now even without clintoon.