Obama Chooses Joe Biden as VP

[KillerGremlin]

I masturbate a lot. If Obama wins it will be due to him portraying McCain as a war monger and instilling a false security in the American public that the Democrats will resolve the Iraq situation. I just wonder if America will be left with a bitter taste (towards the Dems) when Obama fails to remove all the troops from Iraq and increases spending to send more troops to Afghanistan to get those dirty terrorists. Also, Iran.

Anyway, this election is boiling down to a Douche vs. a Turd.

[TheGame]

Originally Posted by KillerGremlin

I masturbate a lot. If Obama wins it will be due to him portraying McCain as a war monger and instilling a false security in the American public that the Democrats will resolve the Iraq situation.

Yup, and if Mccain wins its because he convinces people that Obama is too inexperienced to be president and that Obama is really going to make the over seas situation worse somehow. Though I'm pretty sure even at this point 90+% of people are already sure who they're going to vote for no matter what is said or done.

I just wonder if America will be left with a bitter taste (towards the Dems) when Obama fails to remove all the troops from Iraq and increases spending to send more troops to Afghanistan to get those dirty terrorists. Also, Iran.

Pretty much, just how people are left with that bitter taste towards bush now because he failed to remove the troops and is putting so much money into the war. Though I think no matter what happens, it'd be easy to just blame everthing on Bush if Obama or Mccain fail to find a resolution and remove us from Iraq.

[KillerGremlin]

Originally Posted by TheGame

Yup, and if Mccain wins its because he convinces people that Obama is too inexperienced to be president and that Obama is really going to make the over seas situation worse somehow. Though I'm pretty sure even at this point 90+% of people are already sure who they're going to vote for no matter what is said or done.

I actually think McCain will win the vote of the religious folks, the working class, and people over 40. It's going to be a close race either way....at least I think so. It wouldn't surprise me if it's 49%/51% type dealy.

Originally Posted by TheGame

Pretty much, just how people are left with that bitter taste towards bush now because he failed to remove the troops and is putting so much money into the war. Though I think no matter what happens, it'd be easy to just blame everthing on Bush if Obama or Mccain fail to find a resolution and remove us from Iraq.

There is no resolution to "remove us from Iraq." That is THE revolution. We are going to be there until we stabilize the region, otherwise someone will just rise to the position that Saddam once had and we will be back in Iraq at some point in the distant future.

I wish Obama and McCain would both be more up front about this. Again, I think a lot of voters (especially the 20s age group) are under the impression that Obama is going to remove the United States from Iraq. It ain't happening.

[Professor S]

Originally Posted by KillerGremlin

I actually think McCain will win the vote of the religious folks, the working class, and people over 40. It's going to be a close race either way....at least I think so. It wouldn't surprise me if it's 49%/51% type dealy.

Thats the way I see it, too. Its going to be too close to call, and I'll hav a case of beer and a bowl of peanuts at the ready 11/4-11/5. I love this shit.

There is no resolution to "remove us from Iraq." That is THE revolution. We are going to be there until we stabilize the region, otherwise someone will just rise to the position that Saddam once had and we will be back in Iraq at some point in the distant future.

I wish Obama and McCain would both be more up front about this. Again, I think a lot of voters (especially the 20s age group) are under the impression that Obama is going to remove the United States from Iraq. It ain't happening.

I agree, but I don;t see how McCain can be more upfront about it. He has said we'll be there until the job is done. I'm calling 2010. You heard it here first, folks.