McCain Asks for Debate Delay
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Ok, but first I got to get use to the McCain campaign stopping stuff to better prepare for the ONSLAUGHT BABY! YEAH! GIGGITY, GIGGITY! - Og
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You got me. - Og
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hahaha! granted-- but CNN? Really? Larry King giving you that warm n' fuzzy feeling?
solidifying its role as the communist news network.
solidifying its role as the communist news network.
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What was even better was Larry King sitting down with Ahmadinejad and asking him about his family. That was classic.
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They all have agendas. Americans are smarter than they think. - Og
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Did you notice the "Umm Obama thinks new President will take over in 40 days" article? Wow... This is a quote from Obama at a news conference yesterday,
"With respect to the debates, it’s my belief that this is exactly the time when the American people need to hear from the person who, in approximately 40 days, will be responsible for dealing with this mess."
So Biden thinks FDR was President in 1929 and thinks there was TV as well. Obama thinks the new President will take over in 40 days. They may not be the sharpest tools in the shed, but they're still in the shed huh!
"With respect to the debates, it’s my belief that this is exactly the time when the American people need to hear from the person who, in approximately 40 days, will be responsible for dealing with this mess."
So Biden thinks FDR was President in 1929 and thinks there was TV as well. Obama thinks the new President will take over in 40 days. They may not be the sharpest tools in the shed, but they're still in the shed huh!
I have to call you on this. Obama is correct. In about 40 days, who ever wins the election will be responsible for the mess we are now in. As they will be elected and awaiting the swearing in. Unless Bush and Congress can wave the pixie dust and get it all fixed before January. I doubt that it can happen that fast, so the new president will have to step in and be a leader in resolving this.
I have to agree with the statement obama made about still having the debate and not putting anything on hold. He is correct that no matter who wins president, no matter how bad something gets, you cant suspend everything else to deal with that one issue. They can focus more on that issue, but they still have to keep working on everything else. Thats how I see Friday.
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It was made up of eight Catholic parishes when he got there and had one staff member. He was its director, meaning he was in charge. He made decisions about it, including staffing, budgets, etc. And when he left in 1988 to go to law school, he had grown its budget from $70,000 to $400,000, its staff from 1 to 13 people. More important, he created a job training program for this community and a college prep tutoring program.
As mayor, she built a hockey rink/rec center using eminent domain (because apparently there just isn't enough land in Alaska).
And keep in mind the timeline here: Obama did this as a young man BEFORE going to law school, becoming a successful lawyer and a law professor.
I don't think it's right to attack someone for working in a faith-based charity out of college. I think we all have some embarrassing first-jobs in our past. I would not make fun of Palin for being, or trying to be, a beauty queen and sports reporter out of college during these same years.