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    Aug 27, 2008, 08:20 AM
    He doesn't think he's the Messiah
    He thinks he's Jupiter!

    Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's big speech on Thursday night will be delivered from an elaborate columned stage resembling a miniature Greek temple.
    ABC News: Obama Speech Stage Resembles Ancient Greek Temple
    :D :D :D :D :D :D

    Does he do this on purpose ? Who is the idiot running his campaign ?
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    Aug 27, 2008, 08:24 AM
    I discovered last night that my governor thinks our state borders Delaware. Must be some good booze going 'round Colorado.
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    Aug 27, 2008, 08:32 AM
    Hello tom:

    No matter how he stages it, I don't think it'll meet with your approval.

    Do you want me to start putting down your old fuddy duddy now?? Nahhhh. I'm interested in SUBSTANCE - and you ain't got none.

    excon
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    Aug 27, 2008, 08:39 AM
    It's Obama who is hung up on image. Note the big negotiation about where he would stage his Berlin address;or the fact that he chose to invoke Kennedy's memory by having his speech outside instead of in the convention hall... or the fact that his acceptance speech just happens to fall on the 40th anniversary of the MKK 'I have a dream' speech.
    Then he complains when people notice his image consciousness.
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    Aug 27, 2008, 08:43 AM
    Hello again, tom:

    So, you don't like him because he's a celebrity, and you don't like him because he's image conscious.

    Like I said, you ain't got nothing! Bwa, ha ha ha ha.

    excon
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    Aug 27, 2008, 08:49 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by excon
    No matter how he stages it, I don't think it'll meet with your approval.
    Truer words were never spoken. Well said.
    Instead of building up they are only interested in tearing down.
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    Aug 27, 2008, 08:57 AM
    I see that our friend tomfool was up early trolling this morning and hating on technology. Now just because that old neanderthal thinking Republican party will be using a chalk board and back ground music played from a 70's eight track player, he thinks the world awaits McSame goose-stepping across a dirt floor under a thatched roof convention barn.
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    Aug 27, 2008, 08:58 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by NeedKarma
    Instead of building up they are only interested in tearing down.
    Hello Need:

    I think you're right.

    I saw Hillary's speech last night. I'm no fan of hers, but I thought she delivered it on the money. Then I saw Krauthammer on Fox telling us how she failed - how the speech was all about her. What?? I suppose he has to do that in order to earn his paycheck, but we were watching two different speeches.

    However, Chris Wallace, said it like it was, even though he couched it in right wing speak. He recognized what a successful speech it was.

    I'll bet tom didn't like what Evita Clintoon had to say.

    excon
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    Aug 27, 2008, 09:43 AM
    I think her speech was better than the snoozer Mark Warner gave.

    I miss the fire and brimstone ;blood and guts raw meat speeches of people like Mario Cuomo or the healthy Teddy the swimmer. Even as sick as he is ;he was more inspirational than anyone else I've heard so far.

    I did not watch FOX . I was watching in amazement when the MSNBC panel realized they were bias .

    NK the problem with BO is that there is no substance so it has been my task to topple the weak foundation he is built on . It just amazes me that into day 3 of the DNC nobody yet has any idea who this guy really is.
    I bet if Evita was running today against him she would win the nomination in a landslide.
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    Aug 27, 2008, 09:51 AM
    Hillary's speech was great last night but the Governor of Montana Brian Schweitzer Had the best speech from the convention. He got everyone fired up. In case you missed it here is the link to YouTube.

    YouTube - Governor Brian Schweitzer (D-MT)
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    Aug 27, 2008, 09:56 AM
    Bobby ;clever use of slang. I half thought you would use tommy-rot also.
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    Aug 27, 2008, 10:05 AM
    Fat Eddie Rendell compared Obama with the 2 time loser Adlai Stevenson .I think that's about right. Don't be surprised if the Greek temple turns into a Greek tragedy .
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    Aug 27, 2008, 12:04 PM
    Tom, the old white haired dude's Toga Festival is Sept 1-4. That should be this year's Pub theme; elitist sipping wine and lounging around on pillows. How fitting for campaign "McSame" to bore everybody into a lull and stupor.


    Quote Originally Posted by tomder55
    Bobby ;clever use of slang. I half thought you would use tommy-rot also.
    Nah. I write my own material.
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    Aug 27, 2008, 05:21 PM
    Been watching the convention on TV and I must say (sorry to sound so crude), but what a w@nk and waste of money. The republican will be no better, probably worse. Are they really necessary??
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    Aug 28, 2008, 03:24 AM
    Skell

    If most Americans actually followed the race to this point no. But most Americans do not . This is their first real exposure to the candidates .

    Both candidates claim to not take special interest money even though both of the conventions are funded by a who's who of American corporate interests .Also the tax payers have coughed up some money also.($32 million of taxpayer dollars) It was slipped into the defense authorization bill.

    For that matter ,the nation and state should stop funding primaries . Let the parties choose their candidate anyway they want to ;but stop asking the public to foot the bill for the voting machines and other expenses. Let the parties pay the costs.Let the taxpayer pay only for elections that are open to all voters and candidates.
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    Aug 28, 2008, 02:41 PM
    Skell-

    Between John Kerry, Bill Clinton, and Joe Biden, the Republicans dearest "John McCain" took a public flogging yesterday. Exciting? I think so. Using McSame for a piņata is always worth the ticket! Especially after eight years of Dubya. Conventions are pep rallies and traditionally evolved into being used for the roll call vote and official nomination. Are the conventions necessary? Not really. Both parties could do much the same without pomp and circumstance, but they'd rather use the four days to advertise their views. This is a normal routine for both major parties, perhaps though more necessary this year in particular for the Democrats since their primary was historically close with all the dynamics.
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    Aug 28, 2008, 06:12 PM
    Yeah I understand it is a campaign tool as much as anything. Respect to that! But they are overstated none the less. They are certainly intense and enjoyable to watch. It makes good television. But in some ways it is not how I want my elected officials carrying on! And both sides are as bad as each other.

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