not this lefty.
McCain needs to call off his "pitbull" and show some class
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not this lefty.
hick up
Amazing what eight years will do to a party and a country. IMO, it's time for an overhaul and a housecleaning...and perhaps a third party. Yes, they can. The times they are achangin'.
yes..and here are the rest of the lyrics........
One thing mccain/palin could do is stop using songs of artists without permission at their rally's. I believe it is considered theft of intellectual property.
John R, I would not go with a comment using Palin and intellectual property in the same post.
To clarify, in the limo/university/penthouse lefty circles.
TooFarTampa
SoWal Insider
I have heard similar unkind names for such people in sheltered righty circles -- more than once.
Perhaps, but I think it was the lefties that banished a whole irrelevant (in their eyes) segment of the population to 'flyover country'.
I was referring to McCains gaffe where he referred to his audience as "fellow prisoners", not dissing his service in captivity. As for the planes, he did destroy 3 or 4 planes during non-combat operations. I can't help but wonder if this wasn't due to the impulsive, reckless, out-of-touch nature that he exhibits to this very day. Every political strategy he has employed has been one big miscalculation. Couple his temperament with his traumatic experiences and I would say he is unfit for the presidency.
As for Ayers, forty years later I can dismiss his actions same as I can dismiss the actions of the politicians who got us into the whole Vietnam debacle. This doesn't mean I agree with their politics, although it does appear Ayers has done some good within his community. I have no problem with Obama's extremely loose association with this man.
Whether you like it or not, I can respect and empathize with those who participated in the Vietnam war while at the same time have contempt for the legislators who got us into it. This is how I feel about the Iraq war today, although at this point the consequences of immediate withdrawal could be dire. I think we need a level-headed rational leader like Obama as opposed to a traumatized, impulsive, angry, gambler like McCain to help make such decisions.
Must be pretty far left circles that think of this as "hick", because I'd put my money on the greater majority believing in "the can-do, down-to-earth, honest, industrious, spend-what-you-earn civility of the heartland". I really don't know how many lefties there are that would be that far left.
hick up
Amazing what eight years will do to a party and a country. IMO, it's time for an overhaul and a housecleaning...and perhaps a third party. Yes, they can. The times they are achangin'.
Yep!
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excellent! you know, the "original" conservative republican folks referred to above are the people I know. they are my family and friends since I can remember. they are democrats, republicans, independents, many italian-americans, and some canadian citizens.
palin does not resemble any of them to me - although some of them may relate to her in some ways. people get caught up in the final frenzy - I hope Palin's trash talk doesn't cause more divide than we already have.
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