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The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Sunday--including the first day of post-debate polling--is unchanged. Barack Obama once again attracts 50% of the vote while John McCain earns 44%. [url=http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/daily_presidential_tracking_poll]This six-point advantage matches Obama's biggest lead yet and marks the first time he has held such a lead for two-days running [/url](see trends). Obama is now viewed favorably by 57% of voters, McCain by 55%. [/quote]
[quote][url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwWGS73v4_k]A foxtard agrees[/url][/quote]
We have no obligation to endorse everything Israel does.
If you believe this is an understanding of foreign policy than you are a moron.Le
It would seem that we might want someone representing us in foreign policy that knows that simple fact, not someone who thinks the US is some evil enterprise, like Obama, Wright, Ayers and Pfleger do.
Lestat: You might want to look up the meaning of "ally", before you humiliate yourself even more than you usually do.
GW/Battleground Tracking 09/21 - 09/25 1000 LV 46 48 McCain +2
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Interesting... while gallup polls track registered voters, GWBT uses likely voters... a far more accurate pool.
But being an ally does not mean we won't second guess any of their actions.
[quote]Interesting... while gallup polls track registered voters, GWBT uses likely voters... a far more accurate pool.[/quote]Rasmussen samples likely voters and has Obama with a 6 point lead.
The subject was allowing them to be wiped off the map by not supporting them. Spain is a totally different class of ally, but if they faced the threat Israel faces, we would support them, also.
Still not getting the hang of this "ally" thing, eh Lestat?
More formulaic leftie bullshit. Look up that "ally" word again. Educate yourself.
I want to go a little bit further in this effort as well and tell you if you ever sow a foreigner even Mexicans and Canadians you shouldn't shy away from claiming your foreign policy experience my friends. Seeing is believing.
May God bless America!
James,
There is a pretty compelling argument to be made that it has been self-styled "intellectual giants" who have got us into the assorted messes we now face. The idea that only those who insist on their own intellectual and moral superiority should assume positions of authority is leftist crap. What we need are more honest, everyday Americans making decisions on their own behalf and ours.
That's an extremely stupid comeback.
The United States, and the rest of the world has been meddling in Israel's affairs for decades. "Too much", "not gentle enough", "be nicer", "not so many missles", etc. Liberals have been demanding (and damning) Israel give over her sovereignty to either the UN or the United States Democratic party.
And the fool who will vote for a man who wants to cede our sovereignty to the UN whines about us letting Israel conduct their own affairs as us "giving up our sovereignty". What a fool.
Please give me one Obama quote that indicates this absurdity, robert 108. No, I do not want examples of who his friends were when he was in 1st grade or who his religion teacher was. What has he said? It sounds like you have no comprehension of what Marxism truly is, my friend.
-Barack Obama- Dreams From My Father
Link at bottom
[quote]"If [black]nationalism could create a strong and effective insularity, deliver on its promise of self-respect, [b]then the hurt it might cause well-meaning whites,[/b] or the inner turmoil it caused people like me, would be of little consequence. If nationalism could deliver. [/quote]
--Barack Obama, "Dreams From My Father," pp. 199-200 (paperback edition)
--Barack Obama, "Dreams From My Father," pp. 199-200 (paperback edition)
Or what about Obama's proposed ‘civilian national security force'
He said: [quote]"We cannot continue to rely on our military in order to achieve the national security objectives we've set. We've got to have a civilian national security force that's just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded."[/quote]
And what about Obama's $845 Billion Global Poverty Act?
From Barack Obama's Senate office comes this statement: [quote]"As we strive to rebuild America's standing in the world this important bill [Global Poverty Act] will demonstrate our promise and commitment to those in the developing world."[/quote]
The bill, called the Global Poverty Act, is the type of legislation, [quote]"We can - and must - make a priority",[/quote]
The imposition of a global tax on the United States to alleviate world poverty is Marxist and would make U.S. Foreign aid spending subservient to the dictates of the United Nations."[url=http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=56405]Read it here [/url]
[quote]Elements of Black culture which make it unique from White culture such as its music, its language, the struggles and a "consciousness" shared by its people may be attributed to the injustices and oppression suffered by this race of people which are not comparable to the experiences of any other race of people through this country's history. However, with the increasing integration of Blacks into the mainstream society, many "integrated Blacks" have lost touch with the Black culture in their attempts to become adjusted and comfortable in their new culture--the White culture. Some of these Blacks are no longer able to enjoy the qualities which make Black culture so unique or are unable to share their culture openly with other Blacks because they have become so far removed from these experiences and, in some instances, ashamed of them because of their integration.[/quote]
Michelle LaVaughn Robinson [Obama], "Princeton Educated Blacks and the Black Community," page 54
All of this has been well-documented, but carefully not revealed to the public in general, courtesy of our "watchdog" MSM, which can't print the latest lie about Sarah soon enough.
I know Marxism chapter and verse, which is why I know it's a fabric of lies and fantasies.
Please give me one Obama quote that indicates this absurdity,[/quote]
"Obama's bill would force U.S. taxpayers to fork over 0.7% of our gross domestic product every year to fund a global war on poverty, spending well above the $16.3 billion in global poverty aid the U.S. already spends.
Over a 13-year period, from 2002, when the U.N.'s Financing for Development Conference was held, to the target year of 2015, when the U.S is expected to meet its part of the U.N. Millennium goals, we would be spending an additional $65 billion annually for a total of $845 billion.
During a time of economic uncertainty, the plan would cost every American taxpayer around $2,500."
Marxist is a gross exaggeration. Socialist however, hits the nail right no the head, and neither of them are American's cuppa tea.
Not at all; his political mentor was Saul Alinsky, a Marxist community agitator, in whose footsteps Obama followed in Chicago. His slogan, borrowed from Wright; "White folks greed keeps a world in need." is simply a restatement of Marx, about capitalism. He's a Marxist, pure and simple.
So what? His mentor was a Marxist. From a purely logical standpoint, that does not in turn make him a Marxist. His policies thus far, at most, prove him to hold socialist ideals of the redistribution of wealth. Now, mind you, that's not admirable, but socialism and Marxism is to Catholicism what Socialism is to Christianity. It's a subset therein, and to the best of my knowledge, Obama hasn't quite made that jump yet (even if I have personal conviction that he will).
And since when was "White folks greed keeps a world in need." his slogan? Hope and Change are a little more his style of persuasion. That line is a quote from his writings in The Audacity of Hope as I recall, and, as I also recall, Senator McCain has quoted communists before too... directly even.
[quote]Remember the words of Chairman Mao: 'It's always darkest before it's totally black.'.[/quote]
^^^^
http://www.swamppolitics.com/news/politics/blog...
Quoting Marxists doesn't make you a Marxist.
I can find some small inherent value, or witty quip in most ideologies.
Damn... let me try that again.
Marxism is to Catholicism what Socialism is to Christianity.
Are you kidding?
[quote]Quoting Marxists doesn't make you a Marxist.[/quote]
Believing in those quotes makes you a Marxist; being a Marxist community agitator makes you a Marxist; following black liberation theology, which is simply a restatement of Marx's bloody revolution for the workers overthrowing the capitalists with racial spin is Marxist.
How deep in denial are you, Eddie?
[quote]Marxism is to Catholicism what Socialism is to Christianity. [/quote]
Irrelevant nonsense, and just plain wrong.
Marxism hates all religion, since it takes loyalty away from the State.
Wrong again. Look up ACORN.
Are you kidding? [/quote]
Do you expect me to be able to create a rebuttal based on the two most meaningless quips from our respective posts?
[quote]Believing in those quotes makes you a Marxist;[/quote]
So... if McCain believes his quote about it being darkest before total black, he's a Marxist too, right? We wouldn't want to hold double-standards for our elected officials.
Or did you mean to say that believing in the full ideology of Marxist Socialism makes you a Marxist?
[quote]being a Marxist community agitator makes you a Marxist;[/quote]
Being a Marxist makes you Marxist... with circular logic like that, why do I even bother debating?
[quote]following black liberation theology, which is simply a restatement of Marx's bloody revolution for the workers overthrowing the capitalists with racial spin is Marxist.[/quote]
Black Liberation Theologists recognize (a flawed interpretation of) Christ, and his divinity, therefore, cannot be true Marxists. "Die Religion ist das Opium des Volkes" and all that jazz. I anxiously await a source providing support for your theory that all black liberation theologists are Marxist.
[quote]How deep in denial are you, Eddie?[/quote]
I'm not, I just don't buy into rhetoric. One minute, he's a devout closet Muslim, the next he adheres to a radical form of racist Christianity, the next he's Marxist, and holds no religious beliefs whatsoever! People need to pick one, and stick to their guns, because, and it is sad that I should have to explain it, the three theories clearly cannot coexist.
[quote]Irrelevant nonsense, and just plain wrong.
Marxism hates all religion, since it takes loyalty away from the State. [/quote]
You choose to overlook my point entirely. As Rob would say, "nice straw man though".
I was not alluding to Christianity and Marxism being compatible. You see Robert, in the literary world, we call that a "formal analogy". [b]A[/b] is to [b]B[/b], as [b]C[/b] is to [b]D[/b].
Economic socialism [A] an economic system in which the means of production is controlled by the state or government, is to Christianity [B], a religion believing in the divinity of Jesus Christ,
as
Marxism [C], a specific denomination of socialism in which wage labor and private ownership of property is eliminated, in favor of communal work and progress, is to Catholicism [D], a specific denomination of Christians
My formal metaphor is relevant, meaningful, and uses logic to reinforce the conclusion.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism
One of many user-friendly sources if you care for a tad of light reading, assuming that is that you don't know everything there is to know about systems of government.
But she a hell of a lot more qualified than Obama.
I'll say it one more time, then will return to the topic of this post. Putting Marxism into action, as Obama has, makes him a Marxist, and therefore not worthy of being President of our free country.
Sarah knows the Marxists are the bad guys, even if you don't.
His economics are Marxist, his tactics are Stalinist.
His social ideas are black separatist.
I've been rather excited about her candidacy since she was announced. McCain, I could care less about, but I felt that she embodied a sort of new-republican sensibility that our party so desperately needs, and batted down the senseless partisan media hackery surrounding her entry into the race.
Then... I caught this last night. My brother was trolling youtube and pulled this up.
www. http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=
now, at the end of that URL, add L8__aXxXPVc
and then
.com
(you'll have to close the gaps yourself in the URL, it's been "blacklisted" apparently)
I'm currently posting on it in a reader blog. What do you guys make of it?
Marxist.[/quote]
There you go again, making stuff up.
There you go again, making stuff up. [/quote]'
You're awfully worried about someone doing something as heinous as creating their own opinion. he didn't say she did, he said it wouldn't surprise him. You can't fact check someone's response to theoretical news.
My point exactly; you can try to smear someone by just making stuff up; no facts involved.
Saying "it wouldn't surprise me" is the same as assuming it's factual, which it isn't. Therefore, the "making stuff up" comment. Clear?
Thank you very much,
Jeebus
The most compelling reason to support the candidacy of John McCain and Sarah Palin is the dysfunction of those who oppose them.
Holy shit! Dumbest comment ever heard.
[quote]Not at all; his political mentor was Saul Alinsky, a Marxist community agitator, in whose footsteps Obama followed in Chicago. His slogan, borrowed from Wright; "White folks greed keeps a world in need." is simply a restatement of Marx, about capitalism. He's a Marxist, pure and simple. [/quote]
A croc of shit, pure and simple.
[quote]Obama and his crew still don't know that [we are the good guys]. [/quote]
By what standards are we the good guys? The world doesn't consider us to be the good guys. An international survey even found that we are regarded as the greatest threat to world peace.
Eddie, don't try to use logic or reason with r108. He, and the Republicans, are the perfect illustration of what Gore spoke of in his book "[i]Assault on Reason[/i]."
By the way, R108, are you [i]for [/i]or [i]against [/i] Bush today? Be careful, McCain is listening.
You're some kind of moron, right? I'm for the truth, idiot.
Before Sarah, I wasn't going to vote for President; now I'm voting for Sarah.
You lockstep, partisan lefties see the world through your partisan filter; I look for someone to maintain the Constitution and the founding principles, and that is not the black separatist/Marxist Obama.
For all his faults, McCain at least isn't a commie, and Sarah is a real conservative, which is why you lying lefties are so desperate to smear her. She's got you shitting in your pants with fear.
Obama is an ignorant commie, and Biden is a blithering idiot.