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Palin should step down from Republican ticket

Posted: September 26th, 2008, 1:32 pm
by KBevangelist
This is according to these two articles

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/20 ... /#comments

http://article.nationalreview.com/print ... UxZDkwNTE=

Basically they are siting her interviews with Gibson, Hannity and Couric.

I did think she missed it with Couric's interview. Her popularity is dwindling fast. She will have to eat Biden alive in the debate if not, President Obama here we come

KB

Posted: September 26th, 2008, 2:10 pm
by one love
debates are very important this is why I did not want Mccain to stop the debate tonight. I think there will be a major shift one way or the other after the debate.

Posted: September 26th, 2008, 2:31 pm
by dawgs10
one love wrote:debates are very important this is why I did not want Mccain to stop the debate tonight. I think there will be a major shift one way or the other after the debate.



guys i will not be voting for obama but no matter how i vote i think in the end we will be saying CHANGE? YES WE CAN!!!!

i dont think anyone on the rep. ticket will help. the economic times will elect the next pres. and it wont be the party in power when it went south.
history is on my side. change always happens when the race horse falls. you just shoot him and get another.

Posted: September 26th, 2008, 2:41 pm
by one love
dawgs10 wrote:
one love wrote:debates are very important this is why I did not want Mccain to stop the debate tonight. I think there will be a major shift one way or the other after the debate.



guys i will not be voting for obama but no matter how i vote i think in the end we will be saying CHANGE? YES WE CAN!!!!

i dont think anyone on the rep. ticket will help. the economic times will elect the next pres. and it wont be the party in power when it went south.
history is on my side. change always happens when the race horse falls. you just shoot him and get another.


Kinda how Bush inherited clintons downward economy and then had to deal with the effects of 9-11. At that we still got to the point of one of the fastest growing economies in history.
Second if Obama wins our economy is toast. From a business perspective and from most business owners their greatest fear is him getting elected.


But I agree there is a great chance he could win because of how un-informed people are. It will be set in stone in the next two weeks in my opinion.
McCain will still get a good boost in points it will matter how much Obama gets or loses.

As I have mentioned I talked to a friend that said he would vote obama, we discussed the issues and he agreed with all the republican ticket, I then asked why are you voting for Obama?

"well he seems honest and has charisma" :roll:

It is the cool hip hop thing to want him, knowing nothing of politics.

So

Posted: September 26th, 2008, 3:01 pm
by scooter
So you are citing CNN and the Washington Post as factual? :roll:

Watching/hearing "journalist" smear candidates sickens me.

Posted: September 26th, 2008, 3:45 pm
by INLOVE
one love wrote:debates are very important this is why I did not want Mccain to stop the debate tonight. I think there will be a major shift one way or the other after the debate.


90% of people have already made up their minds before the debate, so I don't think that it makes a big difference.

Re: So

Posted: September 26th, 2008, 4:39 pm
by KBevangelist
scooter wrote:So you are citing CNN and the Washington Post as factual? :roll:

Watching/hearing "journalist" smear candidates sickens me.


Nope not me, I stick with Fox.

But I am watching all sides of this.

KB

Posted: September 27th, 2008, 12:56 am
by one love
INLOVE wrote:
one love wrote:debates are very important this is why I did not want Mccain to stop the debate tonight. I think there will be a major shift one way or the other after the debate.


90% of people have already made up their minds before the debate, so I don't think that it makes a big difference.



I disagree that there will be no change there are still a lot of undecided people that are not to excited about either one.

Look at the difference the VP choice made, sure that was major but it was not long ago. As mentioned many are voting obama because they think he is so smart and such a great speaker, these debates show this to not be true.

Look at who won the debate..... Yet Obama is supposed to be in the lead? It can sway votes. You would be surprised at how many do not pay any attention at all until debates. There will be a shift one way or the other.

Posted: September 27th, 2008, 5:10 am
by MacUser
Sa RAH, Sa RAH, Sa RAH...

She is fantastic. Not a professional politician.. just a mom of 5 that has a servants heart and will do what she says.


Awesome. I can't wait.