DC Area Voters

[Frank Gallagher]

Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
   

Originally posted by Brain Walrus:
   

Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
  Seriously, if either Obama or McCain selected Bloomberg as their veep and essentially said "he's going to take care of all the money stuff while I'll handle domestic/foreign policy, etc." wouldn't that excite you a little?  I'm not even a fan of Bloomberg but I think he'd be outstanding in terms of "fixing" the economy.
 
 Brian

Clinton fixed Reagan/Bush's economic fuck up...why not have him as veep? [/b]

Uhhhhh....No.  I'll bet you also think Clinton brought about "peace in Ireland" after listening to "Pop" in his discman?  You foreigners have a skewed view of American Politics don't you?
 
 Brian [/b]

There's peace in Ireland??? Just shows how ignorant Americans are on foriegn affairs.

[manimtired]

bono should focus more of his efforts on saving ireland instead of africa.

[Herr Professor Doktor Doom]

Originally posted by Brain Walrus:
 There's peace in Ireland??? Just shows how ignorant Americans are on foriegn affairs.

Um, dewd?
 
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Ireland_peace_process

[Julian, Alleged Computer F**kface]

Originally posted by manimtired:
  bono should focus more of his efforts on saving ireland instead of africa.

Bono should focus more of his efforts on sticking a handgun in his mouth and blowing his brains out the back of his head. And I say this in the most good mannerly way possible.

[Tonorro]

Originally posted by -kat-:
  I'll continue to "waste my vote" and not vote in the primary. I despise every single person in the race at the moment, and plan to vote for Nader if he does end up running. Otherwise I'll write in Kucinich as normal.
 
 Just because I am not voting does not make me uninformed. I would prefer not putting a vote to someone I do not like than giving someone support I cannot stand.

[Tonorro]

Well, I hope you like McCain, Huckabee and the like because a vote for Nader is vote for me.

[Tonorro]

Originally posted by Tonorro:
  Well, I hope you like McCain, Huckabee and the like because a vote for Nader is a vote for them.

[Herr Professor Doktor Doom]

"There is no difference between Al Gore and George W. Bush."   -- Ralph Nader, 2000

[you be betty]

Directly from the man's mouth - Obama's average donation is $109, FYI  

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by you be betty:
  Directly from the man's mouth - Obama's average donation is $109, FYI      

yeah, and I guarantee you that Hillarys is higher

[Herr Professor Doktor Doom]

Hillary's Diminishing Returns

[vansmack]

What I really need is a Hillary supporter to explain to me what on earth she was doing referencing a parody show (SNL) after she complained about being asked the first question two times in a row.
 
 I was shocked a Democrat was booed at the last debate.  I was doubly shocked she didn't get booed more the second time.  Who on earth is coaching her?

[godsshoeshine]

maybe because they stumped pretty hard for her. it was pretty disgusting, actually
 
 if the last 8 years has taught us anything, its that there was indeed a huge difference between dub and al gore. and i voted for ralphie

[Brian_Wallace]

I respect Ralph Nader a lot.  But he's a fool for waiting this late considering he hardly has any money.  How's he going to get on the ballots?  Now, Bloomberg has the $$$ to get his name on all fifty but Nader doesn't.  Which mean write-ins.  Which aren't even counted unless it's a REALLY close election.  I'm not criticizing Nader for running but if he wanted to run he should have announced about nine months ago.
 
 Brian

[Frank Gallagher]

Originally posted by They call me Doctor Doom.:
   

Originally posted by Brain Walrus:
 There's peace in Ireland??? Just shows how ignorant Americans are on foriegn affairs.

Um, dewd?
 
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Ireland_peace_process [/b]

Um, DEWD!!
 
 http://www.rte.ie/news/2008/0213/donegal.html?rss