Presidential Election Political Smackdown FFA

[Robroy]

[Charles Dean]

[Charles Dean]

Obama's little commercial didn't really offer anything that most people didn't already know, but I think that it could be effective for those people who are on the fence. I thought it was pretty well made.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSrY8Uj3yXU

This won't help you decide who to vote for, but it does show you what's really wrong with mindset of some McCain supporters. Actually, it sounds a lot like some of the refuse Robroy has been typing up.

Why do biggest dumb-asses spout this nonsense and then telling us how ignorant we are for not recognizing that Obama is a terrorist communist baby-eating America-hating white-man-subordinating secret Muslim?

Can you imagine anyone intelligent or witty saying that? Someone with a post-graduate degree or proven acumen? A doctor, a lawyer, a professor or statesman? Anyone who isn't white trash? I can't. So I'll repose my question. How did we end up in a society where literally the stupidest, most biased, and least inquisitive people feel they are qualified to call everyone else out for being uninformed. If that's "Real America", then America is a pretty sh**y place to live!

Makes me wonder if was really how he felt. Maybe he's a little disgusted with his own supporters, but he needs or else he'll lose this election by a lot instead of a little. In other words, that was a Freudian Slip and not a regular old gaffe.

[Charles Dean]

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[Robroy]

Thomas Sowell agrees with me but says it better. He also carefully skirts around Godwins law and depends on the readers inferences.

http://www.jewishworldreview.com/cols/sowell102108.php3

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[Robroy]

[Robroy]

[Robroy]

[Charles Dean]

Something I read about recently in line with the Bradley effect, which is equally un-provable is the Bandwagon Effect.

I find it strange that Obama is buying ad time in Arizona now, even though the polls there are close. However, I think this is part of an overall strategy to show McCain as losing everywhere, even in his home state in order to produce more press and to maybe create a bandwagon effect in states that do matter.

I mean, I think most people want to honestly tell their grandkids that they voted for the first black president.

[Robroy]

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