Re: [OT] Obama vs Mc Cain (from outer)

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> Subject: [OT] Obama vs Mc Cain (from outer)

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> I'm hearing and reading a lot of things about your

> presidentials.

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> (Conceive that we are very attentive to what's happenig

> in your country).

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> And i'm asking myself : what do american people really

> want to choose ?

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> A good president or a good candidate ?

> Is there a possible good president within the candidates,

> or will it be a second-best election ?

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> We had last year to do the same choice in France.

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> And now, the results are here : even if the international

> community can think wa have a good president,

> (i say ... the international press accounts him as a good

> one)

> most of our citizens recognize now that we elected more a

> good candidate than a good president !

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> So be careful, and put right down the real good one

> questions.

> After is later.

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> G=E9rard.

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Re: [OT] Obama vs Mc Cain (from outer)

Author: Michael Madigan

Posted: 2008-08-25 11:21:40 Link

He still would have lost, but it would have been closer. Joe Biden does nothing for the ticket.

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> On Mon, August 25, 2008 10:35 am, Michael Madigan wrote:

> > The American People usually pick the correct

> candidate, with the

> > exceptions of Lyndon Johnson, Jimmy Carter, James

> Buchanon, and Warring

> > Harding.

> >

> > It's harder to elect a phony like Obama because he

> doesn't just need the

> > popular vote, but he needs the electoral vote also.

>

> I think that had Obama picked Hillary as his VP, he would

> have won by a

> LANDSLIDE. Now, if he loses, that will be the "missed

> field goal" that

> cost him the game, imo.

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Re: [OT] Obama vs Mc Cain (from outer)

Author: MB Software Solutions General Account

Posted: 2008-08-25 11:30:50 Link

On Mon, August 25, 2008 10:35 am, Michael Madigan wrote:

> The American People usually pick the correct candidate, with the

> exceptions of Lyndon Johnson, Jimmy Carter, James Buchanon, and Warring

> Harding.

>

> It's harder to elect a phony like Obama because he doesn't just need the

> popular vote, but he needs the electoral vote also.

I think that had Obama picked Hillary as his VP, he would have won by a

LANDSLIDE. Now, if he loses, that will be the "missed field goal" that

cost him the game, imo.

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Re: [OT] Obama vs Mc Cain (from outer)

Author: Michael Madigan

Posted: 2008-08-25 11:37:58 Link

I mean he does nothing to get him more votes. Anyone has more foreign policy credibillity than Obama, but Biden doesn't win him one state.

A better choice would have been Ed Rendel from PA, someone from Ohio, someone from Michigan. Deleware is already solidly in Obama's camp and Joe Biden has a big mouth and may wind of seriously hurting the campaign.

The Republicans were jumping with glee after he chose Biden.

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Right Wing Mike

Bigfoot Hates Obama

I Wish Hillary had married OJ

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> Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 11:41 AM

> On Mon, August 25, 2008 11:21 am, Michael Madigan wrote:

> > He still would have lost, but it would have been

> closer.

>

> I disagree. The Clintons know how to get elected so I

> think her people

> combined with his people would have given them the win.

>

> > Joe Biden does nothing for the ticket.

>

> Foreign policy credibility?

>

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Re: [OT] Obama vs Mc Cain (from outer)

Author: MB Software Solutions General Account

Posted: 2008-08-25 11:41:11 Link

On Mon, August 25, 2008 11:21 am, Michael Madigan wrote:

> He still would have lost, but it would have been closer.

I disagree. The Clintons know how to get elected so I think her people

combined with his people would have given them the win.

> Joe Biden does nothing for the ticket.

Foreign policy credibility?

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Re: [OT] Obama vs Mc Cain (from outer)

Author: Stephen Russell

Posted: 2008-08-25 12:47:33 Link

On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 10:30 AM, MB Software Solutions General

Account <mbsoftwaresolutions@mbsoftwaresolutions.com> wrote:

> On Mon, August 25, 2008 10:35 am, Michael Madigan wrote:

>> The American People usually pick the correct candidate, with the

>> exceptions of Lyndon Johnson, Jimmy Carter, James Buchanon, and Warring

>> Harding.

>>

>> It's harder to elect a phony like Obama because he doesn't just need the

>> popular vote, but he needs the electoral vote also.

>

> I think that had Obama picked Hillary as his VP, he would have won by a

> LANDSLIDE. Now, if he loses, that will be the "missed field goal" that

> cost him the game, imo.

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Past W has ANY president used a VP?

I think it is a huge waste of time to waste any brain cells thinking

about who the second chair is.

Granted we, the nation, got burned the last 7.5 years. But I doubt it

will ever happen again.

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Re: [OT] Obama vs Mc Cain (from outer)

Author: Ed Leafe

Posted: 2008-08-25 13:57:58 Link

On Aug 25, 2008, at 12:47 PM, Stephen Russell wrote:

> Past W has ANY president used a VP?

Clinton used Gore extensively. He headed up the effort to streamline

government, and eliminated millions in wasteful actions during their

terms.

> I think it is a huge waste of time to waste any brain cells thinking

> about who the second chair is.

>

> Granted we, the nation, got burned the last 7.5 years. But I doubt it

> will ever happen again.

You are going to have an old geezer or the first black president.

Either way, the odds are not insignificant that the VP will become

Prez in the next four years. So yeah, I think it matters who the veep

is.

-- Ed Leafe

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RE: [OT] Obama vs Mc Cain (from outer)

Author: John

Posted: 2008-08-25 14:17:50 Link

Yes, we are glad he chose Biden. Now Biden's comments on Obama can be used

to help sink the ship. I'm loving the fact that the Hillarious supporters

are going to be the death of Obama. This country is split right down the

middle between the sane and insane (as either side and they'll tell you the

other side is crazy!). It's has been reported that almost 30% of Hillarious

supporters will not vote for Obama. That number is around 4.5 million.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, ain't that just too funny!

John Harvey

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I mean he does nothing to get him more votes. Anyone has more foreign

policy credibillity than Obama, but Biden doesn't win him one state.

A better choice would have been Ed Rendel from PA, someone from Ohio,

someone from Michigan. Deleware is already solidly in Obama's camp and Joe

Biden has a big mouth and may wind of seriously hurting the campaign.

The Republicans were jumping with glee after he chose Biden.

************************************************************************

Right Wing Mike

Bigfoot Hates Obama

I Wish Hillary had married OJ

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> Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 11:41 AM

> On Mon, August 25, 2008 11:21 am, Michael Madigan wrote:

> > He still would have lost, but it would have been

> closer.

>

> I disagree. The Clintons know how to get elected so I

> think her people

> combined with his people would have given them the win.

>

> > Joe Biden does nothing for the ticket.

>

> Foreign policy credibility?

>

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