voices to make a nation cry

[manimtired]

Originally posted by sweetcell:
   

Originally posted by manimtired:
   

Originally posted by god's shoeshine:
  no one cares what farrakhan says

million man march? [/b]

are you saying obama just locked up a million votes?  cool     :p  [/b]

or maybe it turns off about a couple million more people...

[godsshoeshine]

its been out there for 7 months

[manimtired]

it hasnt really been "out there" per say...
 it was just on rush limbaugh...it will really be "out there" soon...

[godsshoeshine]

farrakhan's endorsement was indeed out there by itself. he was asked the question by tim russert in the primary debates

[manimtired]

well i guess it seems to be resurfacing ...

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by manimtired:
  it hasnt really been "out there" per say...
 it was just on rush limbaugh...it will really be "out there" soon...

lol at you listening to Rush Limbuagh.

[manimtired]

its really shocking.

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by manimtired:
  its really shocking.

you forgot the /elaborate.

[Sage 703]

Thoughts on John McCain's most recent campaign tactics, and the dangers they present.

[godsshoeshine]

i thought this was pretty scary too:
 

The crowds that show up for his rallies these days appear to have little appetite for the talk of bipartisan compromise that had been at the heart of his message around the Republican National Convention. During a rally outside a small airport in Mosinee, Wis., on Thursday, McCain said that "it's time we come together, Democrats and Republicans to work together. That's my record. I'll reach across the aisle."
 
 The crowd stood silent.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/10/09/AR2008100903169_pf.html

[manimtired]

Originally posted by callat703:
  Thoughts on John McCain's most recent campaign tactics, and the dangers they present.

lame

[manimtired]

Originally posted by god's shoeshine:
  i thought this was pretty scary too:
   

The crowds that show up for his rallies these days appear to have little appetite for the talk of bipartisan compromise that had been at the heart of his message around the Republican National Convention. During a rally outside a small airport in Mosinee, Wis., on Thursday, McCain said that "it's time we come together, Democrats and Republicans to work together. That's my record. I'll reach across the aisle."
 
 The crowd stood silent.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/10/09/AR2008100903169_pf.html [/b]

im sure you think "coming together" is the right giving into left wing policies so no thanks.

[godsshoeshine]

i didnt say that

[chaz]

Originally posted by manimtired:
   

Originally posted by callat703:
  Thoughts on John McCain's most recent campaign tactics, and the dangers they present.

lame [/b]

Yet another in a seemingly endless supply of eloquent and well though out replies.
 
 Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you manimtired - the very essense of the "lowest common denominator" campaign approach referenced in the above article.

[manimtired]

Originally posted by chaz:
   

Originally posted by manimtired:
   

Originally posted by callat703:
  Thoughts on John McCain's most recent campaign tactics, and the dangers they present.

lame [/b]

Yet another in a seemingly endless supply of eloquent and well though out replies.
 
 Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you manimtired - the very essense of the "lowest common denominator" campaign approach referenced in the above article. [/b]

i felt the "please play nice republicans" feel to the posted link was "lame"...what else would you like to know chaz?