wrote:
On Jul 28, 6:04 am, dxAce wrote:
Dave wrote:
dxAce wrote:
And if Hussein is elected, we'll be seeing a lot more tricks, but no treats.
It'll be the "Halloween" presidency.
You blind-faith righties have a very distorted perspective.
No, what's distorted is that most media outlets tried to portray the situation as
200,000 folks showing up to see Hussein, when in reality they showed up for the
music, food and beer. Hussein was merely a sideshow act.

Sure. The chants of "Obama! Obama!" were mistaken mis-translations of
"Free Beer!" and "food"!

You just keep drinking the lies and Kool-aid. In November, when the
real Americans toss these right-wing
nutcases out of the Senate, House, and probably White House, will you
revisit your opinion that the enthusiasm
about Obama is about free beer and rock bands?

No. You are incapable of dealing with empirical evidence or facts.
So of course you won't.



Ok...consider this...Someone who's not even been nominated, goes
to Germany, where US politicians are not highly regarded, shows up
for a campaign speech and spontaneously draws 200,000 people, most
of whom do NOT speak the language.

Yeah...I'm incapable of dealing with facts. Keep going.

wrote:
On Jul 28, 10:42 am, D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote:
dxAce wrote:
.
Actually, that would be the Democratic Party. Look at Chicago... where
Hussein is from!
He's from Kansas.
Bad news, sweetheart...his $1Megabuck+ home is in Hyde Park, a
neighborhood in Chicago. A home he financed with the help of convicted
racketeer Tony Resko.

That makes him a Chicago boy down to the soles of his Florscheims.

Something else that may have eluded your grasp: He's Senator from
Illinois...

Illinois is not in Kansas.

You must have gone to public school.

p

Oh, God forbid, a person running for President who has money.

That's never happened before :P



Congratulations. You've managed to find the one irrelevant issue
in the statement, while ignoring the pertinent facts.

Is that grape Kool-Aid?

wrote:
On Jul 28, 10:42 am, D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote:
dxAce wrote:
.
Actually, that would be the Democratic Party. Look at Chicago... where
Hussein is from!
He's from Kansas.
Bad news, sweetheart...his $1Megabuck+ home is in Hyde Park, a
neighborhood in Chicago. A home he financed with the help of convicted
racketeer Tony Resko.

That makes him a Chicago boy down to the soles of his Florscheims.

Something else that may have eluded your grasp: He's Senator from
Illinois...

Illinois is not in Kansas.

You must have gone to public school.

p

Yes, it's a well-known fact that nobody from Illinois can possibly be
President.


Also not the issue on the table. Keep swinging, there, Slugger.
You'll have to hit it eventually.

wrote:
On Jul 28, 11:50 am, D Peter Maus wrote:
dxAce wrote:

D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote:
dxAce wrote:
.
Actually, that would be the Democratic Party. Look at Chicago... where
Hussein is from!
He's from Kansas.
Bad news, sweetheart...his $1Megabuck+ home is in Hyde Park, a
neighborhood in Chicago. A home he financed with the help of convicted
racketeer Tony Resko.
That makes him a Chicago boy down to the soles of his Florscheims.
Something else that may have eluded your grasp: He's Senator from
Illinois...
Illinois is not in Kansas.
You must have gone to public school.
Maybe Rickets was momentarily lost in The Land of Oz!
Smoked the Straw Man.

Whereas McCain's latest slips about what nations border what, and
gross misunderstandings about when the Anbar Awakening happened, those
are
not straw men.

Having an Alzheimer's patient for President is not a good idea.
McCain is not qualified anymore for the job because he's too old and
losing it.

Obama is the best man for the job, obviously.


Yes. His 143 days of Senate experience have me convinced.

dxAce wrote:


And that just scares the crap out of the dying remnants of
conservatism, as their ideology's failures become more obvious by the
day.

I thought Marxism/Leninism was dead as well! But hey, it's back in the form of
Barack Hussein Obamaism!


Conservatism died with Barry M. Goldwater. Neoliberals call themselves
conservatives but they are the farthest thing from conservative.

D Peter Maus wrote:
wrote:
On Jul 28, 6:04 am, dxAce wrote:
Dave wrote:
dxAce wrote:
And if Hussein is elected, we'll be seeing a lot more tricks, but
no treats.
It'll be the "Halloween" presidency.
You blind-faith righties have a very distorted perspective.
No, what's distorted is that most media outlets tried to portray the
situation as
200,000 folks showing up to see Hussein, when in reality they showed
up for the
music, food and beer. Hussein was merely a sideshow act.

Sure. The chants of "Obama! Obama!" were mistaken mis-translations of
"Free Beer!" and "food"!

You just keep drinking the lies and Kool-aid. In November, when the
real Americans toss these right-wing
nutcases out of the Senate, House, and probably White House, will you
revisit your opinion that the enthusiasm
about Obama is about free beer and rock bands?

No. You are incapable of dealing with empirical evidence or facts.
So of course you won't.



Ok...consider this...Someone who's not even been nominated, goes to
Germany, where US politicians are not highly regarded, shows up for a
campaign speech and spontaneously draws 200,000 people, most of whom do
NOT speak the language.

Yeah...I'm incapable of dealing with facts. Keep going.


Most Germans speak English (which is a form of German, BTW). Fact is,
most of the people in the world are hoping for some sanity in the USA.
Mr. Obama represents what America used to be; Mr. Reagan's shining city
and all that.

D Peter Maus wrote:
wrote:
On Jul 28, 11:50 am, D Peter Maus wrote:
dxAce wrote:

D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote:
dxAce wrote:
.
Actually, that would be the Democratic Party. Look at Chicago...
where
Hussein is from!
He's from Kansas.
Bad news, sweetheart...his $1Megabuck+ home is in Hyde Park, a
neighborhood in Chicago. A home he financed with the help of convicted
racketeer Tony Resko.
That makes him a Chicago boy down to the soles of his Florscheims.
Something else that may have eluded your grasp: He's Senator from
Illinois...
Illinois is not in Kansas.
You must have gone to public school.
Maybe Rickets was momentarily lost in The Land of Oz!
Smoked the Straw Man.

Whereas McCain's latest slips about what nations border what, and
gross misunderstandings about when the Anbar Awakening happened, those
are
not straw men.

Having an Alzheimer's patient for President is not a good idea.
McCain is not qualified anymore for the job because he's too old and
losing it.

Obama is the best man for the job, obviously.


Yes. His 143 days of Senate experience have me convinced.

The government and the military are supposed to be staffed by
part-timers. How much experience did A. Lincoln have in 1860?

Dave wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:
wrote:
On Jul 28, 6:04 am, dxAce wrote:
Dave wrote:
dxAce wrote:
And if Hussein is elected, we'll be seeing a lot more tricks, but
no treats.
It'll be the "Halloween" presidency.
You blind-faith righties have a very distorted perspective.
No, what's distorted is that most media outlets tried to portray the
situation as
200,000 folks showing up to see Hussein, when in reality they showed
up for the
music, food and beer. Hussein was merely a sideshow act.

Sure. The chants of "Obama! Obama!" were mistaken mis-translations of
"Free Beer!" and "food"!

You just keep drinking the lies and Kool-aid. In November, when the
real Americans toss these right-wing
nutcases out of the Senate, House, and probably White House, will you
revisit your opinion that the enthusiasm
about Obama is about free beer and rock bands?

No. You are incapable of dealing with empirical evidence or facts.
So of course you won't.



Ok...consider this...Someone who's not even been nominated, goes to
Germany, where US politicians are not highly regarded, shows up for a
campaign speech and spontaneously draws 200,000 people, most of whom
do NOT speak the language.

Yeah...I'm incapable of dealing with facts. Keep going.


Most Germans speak English (which is a form of German, BTW).

The link between English and old high German faded centuries ago,
btw.

And MOST Germans do not speak English. Some. Even many. But MOST,
no. And certainly not enough to follow the idiomatic constructions
of a poltical speech from someone who isn't even a candidate.

And certainly not in the kind of numbers represented by this
crowd. Obama can't pull these numbers from his own state.

Dave wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:
wrote:
On Jul 28, 11:50 am, D Peter Maus wrote:
dxAce wrote:

D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote:
dxAce wrote:
.
Actually, that would be the Democratic Party. Look at Chicago...
where
Hussein is from!
He's from Kansas.
Bad news, sweetheart...his $1Megabuck+ home is in Hyde Park, a
neighborhood in Chicago. A home he financed with the help of
convicted
racketeer Tony Resko.
That makes him a Chicago boy down to the soles of his Florscheims.
Something else that may have eluded your grasp: He's Senator from
Illinois...
Illinois is not in Kansas.
You must have gone to public school.
Maybe Rickets was momentarily lost in The Land of Oz!
Smoked the Straw Man.

Whereas McCain's latest slips about what nations border what, and
gross misunderstandings about when the Anbar Awakening happened, those
are
not straw men.

Having an Alzheimer's patient for President is not a good idea.
McCain is not qualified anymore for the job because he's too old and
losing it.

Obama is the best man for the job, obviously.


Yes. His 143 days of Senate experience have me convinced.

The government and the military are supposed to be staffed by
part-timers. How much experience did A. Lincoln have in 1860?


It wouldn't be an issue if Obama himself didn't make an issue of
out of his 'experience.'

He's claiming more than he has.

D Peter Maus wrote:

Dave wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:
wrote:
On Jul 28, 6:04 am, dxAce wrote:
Dave wrote:
dxAce wrote:
And if Hussein is elected, we'll be seeing a lot more tricks, but
no treats.
It'll be the "Halloween" presidency.
You blind-faith righties have a very distorted perspective.
No, what's distorted is that most media outlets tried to portray the
situation as
200,000 folks showing up to see Hussein, when in reality they showed
up for the
music, food and beer. Hussein was merely a sideshow act.

Sure. The chants of "Obama! Obama!" were mistaken mis-translations of
"Free Beer!" and "food"!

You just keep drinking the lies and Kool-aid. In November, when the
real Americans toss these right-wing
nutcases out of the Senate, House, and probably White House, will you
revisit your opinion that the enthusiasm
about Obama is about free beer and rock bands?

No. You are incapable of dealing with empirical evidence or facts.
So of course you won't.



Ok...consider this...Someone who's not even been nominated, goes to
Germany, where US politicians are not highly regarded, shows up for a
campaign speech and spontaneously draws 200,000 people, most of whom
do NOT speak the language.

Yeah...I'm incapable of dealing with facts. Keep going.


Most Germans speak English (which is a form of German, BTW).

The link between English and old high German faded centuries ago,
btw.

And MOST Germans do not speak English. Some. Even many. But MOST,
no. And certainly not enough to follow the idiomatic constructions
of a poltical speech from someone who isn't even a candidate.

And certainly not in the kind of numbers represented by this
crowd. Obama can't pull these numbers from his own state.

He certainly drew some good numbers in Rezko's lottery!