Today's TRMS
The Rachel Maddow Show has its tissues ready; we're execting a tear-jerker of a speech from Obama tonight. Not only is today the anniversary of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech but it is also the first time in almost 50 years that a candidate has given his acceptance speech in a venue like Mile High Stadium.
And on the other end of the excitement spectrum there is the John McCain campaign! The campaign is confirming that a running mate has been selected and supposedly it's down to Mittens Romeny, Tim "Nice Hair" Pawlenty and Tom "Bulldog Face" Ridge. So tonight Rachel will be talking to Minneapolis mayor R.T. Rybak about Pawlenty, the governor of Minnesota, about their contentious relatonship and whether or not Pawlenty is a good choice for McCain. Oh, and we might even ask him for some bar recommendations for when we are in St. Paul next week.
- August 28, 2008








new sticker!
Not sure if Rachel can use this, but I am thinking of having bumper stickers made:
2 BUSHed 4 McCain
Thanks for all you do.
Paul Yaroslaski
Dodge City, KS
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By pyaroslaskiAugust 28, 2008 - 5:26pm2BUSHed 4 McCain
I like it...nice work
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By rusty_scupperAugust 29, 2008 - 7:46amSpeech tonight
I heard that part of Obama's speech will be read from two tablets with messages directly from God (or from Obama's own mind if you are athiest). I also heard that the concessions stands at the stadium ran out of diet pepsi last night but Jane Fonda said something to him and now the tanks are full again. Apparently some of the toilets had ecoli virus on the seats but after Obama used them they are sterile.
I might miss the live speech tonight but will read it when it is codified in the Second New Testament.
Love,
HR
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By Half RepublicanAugust 28, 2008 - 5:52pmMust be terrible to be a Repug these days, huh, HR?
However, I'm glad that you realize that Obama is inspired by a Higher Power unlike your candidate who can only mutter meaningless phrases such as "I'm saved and I'm forgiven" on what it means to be a Christian.
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By tperranAugust 28, 2008 - 6:56pmNope
It's always a good day to be a Republican. I bet 75% of your fellow lefties would disagree with your statement that Obama is inspired by a god. How dare you attribute Obama's success to such fables!
Love,
HR
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By Half RepublicanAugust 28, 2008 - 8:03pmIt's hard being a Republican
It's hard being a Republican when the money runs out.
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By Buxtehude_BarbarossaAugust 28, 2008 - 10:19pmBy Half Republican August 28, 2008 - 9:03pm
It's always a good day to be a Republican.
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And the days spent in mens restrooms are the best.
Well, better than days spent turning pages anyway...
____________________
"We can bomb the world to pieces, but we can't bomb it into peace."
"Power to the peaceful..." --Franti
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By SJerseyIndyAugust 29, 2008 - 8:59amOh my goodness...
LOL, oh come on now! Almost every Repub I have spoken to or have seen on da tube admits how difficult it currently is to be a GOPer. Heck, there are tons of Governors, Senators, Reps and just plain GOP hacks that have mentioned this over and over, so for YOU to take such a different tact is just plain silly.
Silly I say!
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 29, 2008 - 9:17amJust look at MY street
So... the wifey and I were the first ones to get an Obama sign.... the second ones, are our Republican neighbors, and the last one to get one is my extremely liberal, raging granny, Unitarian Universalist neighbor.... The Republicans got the lawn sign before SHE did??????
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By cool_princessieAugust 29, 2008 - 12:19pmLOL,
Well, at least the Liberals finally caught up with the Republicans! (how about that for an oxymoron).
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 29, 2008 - 2:38pmAre you that gullible?
Your spew on Obama may be justified, and yes, he as well as the Democratic Party is part of the corporate enslavement and I'll go over the edge to say that Obama also spoke at the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission and you know he was essentially a nobody coming out of no where to be the nominee for the corporate DNC. I agree that a better candidate for the DNC would have been Dennis Kucinich, BUT, John McCain is ALSO a member of the CFR, Tri-lats and he too is the puppet to the corporatacracy. He too has an allegiance to a god but not the Bible god who he claims to support. How do I know?
01) He denied vets benefits
02) He supports the trans-corridor project where a super highway from Mexico, through the mid-west to Canada can bring junk in from China
03) He supports the Security and Prosperity Partnership Of North America
04) He supported the Patriot Act 1 and 2
05) He supports relaxed immigration laws
06) He supported wiretapping
07) RFID tagging of humans
Need I continue? And what our my sources? A.P., Reuters, McKlatchey, Washington Times (you know, the only paper the President reads), CNN.com, fox.com, ABC.com, NBC.com. CBS.com As well as conservative sources like:
Alex Jones, Jim Marrs, Pat Buchanan, Steven Quayle, Joyce Riley, Katherine Albrecht...and many many more.
So H.A. before you support a candidate, look to see where they come from? Me I'm voting Green.
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By TimFromLAAugust 30, 2008 - 12:05pmbroadcast quality
I find this annoying tv on the radio bad enough, but what is that guy screaming in the background? It is hard to hear the punditry punditing.
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By Lunare1August 28, 2008 - 5:44pmVodka Spill closes Highway
http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_10325601?source=most_viewed
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By JHUCAugust 28, 2008 - 6:20pmI know.....
It happened in my area..... sniff... I almost wore a black band around my arm to express my deep mourning over the fact. :(
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By cool_princessieAugust 29, 2008 - 12:25pmcool_princessie re: Rachel viewing party
Are you working on getting a group together to watch Rachel's first show? If so, I'd love to be there. I live in Campbell and would prefer a location close to either CalTrain or the light rail. Let me know! :<)
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By JHUCAugust 30, 2008 - 4:33pmGood place would be Palo Alto
half way between SF and San Hose, the Caltrain stops there (three trains after the show is over, north and south) and there are several good bars/restaurants within easy walk that we could take over. There are several sports bars with massive TeeVees, but there are many other (probably better) possibles.
Seeing the positive crowd reaction to Rachel during MSNBC's convention coverage I don't think there would be a big problem getting at least one screen tuned in!
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By domitypeAugust 30, 2008 - 8:17pmPalo Alto is an AWESOME idea.
Do you have any recommendations? If so, please let me know. I would like to go there ahead of time to see what kind of "cable" they have. I say this because I have Dish, and I get the East Coast feed, so the show is going to be at 6 PM for me. But I think that Direct TV and Comcast air stuff on the same time schedule as the east coast, right? In that case the show would start at 9 pm.
Also, in addition to the trains, one can take the 22 line ( or 522 to go faster), which also stops at the PA train Station.
Another place I thought of would be Mountain View because in addition to the train, it has light rail service as well. Does anyone prefer one city over the other? I would rather give preference to people taking public transportation if that's fine to y'all.
Peace out!
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By cool_princessieAugust 30, 2008 - 9:58pmCP, I can drive anywhere
so giving preference to those taking public transit is a good idea. Listen, if you need help doing this, I would be more than happy to help out if need be.
Let me know, you how to contact me.
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 30, 2008 - 10:22pmPalo Alto definitely works for me
I think Palo Alto still has municipal cable instead of Comcast. BTW, our Comcast carries Countdown live and repeats it later on so, if Palo Alto has Comcast, 6PM for Rachel should be right.
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By JHUCAugust 31, 2008 - 12:12amGreat Idea JHUC!
I would love to go to a "viewing party" too. Cool_P, let me know if you're going to do something and if you need any help. I'm about 20 miles South of SF and can drive anywhere you need.
Only one thing, why are we asking CP to do this and not one of us?
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 30, 2008 - 10:19pmThank you Polly :)
I am currently unemployed... err.... between gigs. :) So I have some time to take my sexy behind to PA and look around for a suitable place.... Ironically, I may be starting a new job on the 8th, so I guess it won't be a long first day. LOL!
Since there are 2 train stations in PA, I will also check out the California Ave. scene. It also has a great transit hub there, including train.... and it's MUCH easier to find parking.... heh heh.
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By cool_princessieAugust 31, 2008 - 11:10amBefore the show (commuter time)
more trains stop at University Station, after the show trains stop at all stations. Rudy's Pub is the closest "full bar" with a TV to the University station ( http://www.yelp.com/biz/rudys-pub-palo-alto ) but there are many others nearby.
izit a slow news day or what? I hope the evacuation of New Orleans and surrounds goes well...
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By domitypeAugust 31, 2008 - 11:25amCool. Thank you..... but....
The wifey just found out that that same Monday football season starts.... sigh.... I hope this won't get in our Maddowlicious way....
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By cool_princessieAugust 31, 2008 - 12:24pmand
my tongue is simply killing me!
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 29, 2008 - 11:43pmI can imagine
Glass shards and pavement would do a number on a tongue.... but my dear, the good news is that the tongue heals incredibly fast and well, so you'll be in fine shape for those lime wedges and tequilas when we get together to watch Rachel's debut! LOL
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By cool_princessieAugust 30, 2008 - 10:01pmToday was an important day
I Have A Dream!
"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King, Jr. :coolmad:
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By BaScOmBeAugust 28, 2008 - 6:34pm'Landslide' by Stevie Nicks should be played tonight!
Rachel--tell 'em to play it! :-)
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By skeptical2August 28, 2008 - 6:45pmsongs
How about "Ain't No Stoppin Us Now" by McFadden and Whitehead and "Wake-up Everybody" by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes. That would fire the crowd up.
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By slc1950August 28, 2008 - 7:08pmmore song ideas...
...they definitely should play the anthem-like (I Believe in a) "Better Way" by Ben Harper.
Or "Believe" by Ozomatli.
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By biorhythmatistAugust 28, 2008 - 8:27pmMinnesota
Have you talked at all about Al Franken's race in Minnesota - I know I'm too late for today's show, but I never hear him mentioned on AAR.
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By dive godessAugust 28, 2008 - 6:51pmProtesters
I just heard Rachel mention the protesters behind the MSNBC set. While I couldn't hear all of it, I am confident one of the things they were chanting was "9-11 was an inside job". It was unfortunate that they had to abandon the set. When Rachel and Gregory moved to "higher ground", was when I actually was able to pick up the words. I couldn't really hear anyone else too clearly at that point. Hopefully tonight will go a little more smoothly.
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By CAFAugust 28, 2008 - 6:53pmOkay, that's it
Bender's in, I'm out.
Tomorrow.
"If you want a picture of the future of Man, it is a boot in a human face--forever."--George Orwell
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By capn_crustyAugust 28, 2008 - 7:07pmYep - Unfortunately Green 960 Doesn't Tell You It's REALLY
"The David Bender Let's Go To the Phones Show!"
Rachel, please - can you find somebody, anybody else to guest-host for you? David Bender is just like Jonathan Alter - the Original Mister Centrist without a thought that isn't a DLC talking point. For my money, I'd rather have the Repugs and take my despotism straight, rather than watered down with hypocritical cant like the Clintons and Lieberman are so fond of....
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By drdarkenyAugust 29, 2008 - 12:34amDoctor Dark
You know, there was a time when I actually LIKED Alter, but something happened to him during or after his cancer. It sounds horrible, I know, but he was thoughtful and fair before he got ill and once he came back on the scene, he was a different person. Frankly, he seems a lot like Lieberman at this point, and THAT is scary!
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 29, 2008 - 9:14amBingo, Polly - About How Alter Sounds Now
Honestly, I didn't know him before - and I didn't know about his cancer, for which I am truly sorry since there are VERY few people I would wish such a disease on, and all of them are Bush Nazis anyway. But yes - Alter does sound a lot like Lieberman now, and if he sounded more thoughtful before that is a tragedy.
BTW - it's "Darke". :)
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By drdarkenyAugust 29, 2008 - 12:09pmLOL, OK then may I say
Dear Doctor DarkE,
I used to like Jonathon Allter a few years back. He used to be a regular on Franken's show on AA (on Friday's I think) and he represented the progressive view all during the Impeachment era. He was terrific, I looked forward to hearing his take on all issues of the day, but then he disappeared for a couple of years. All of a sudden he reappeared on Al's show and he made up a song about him and his cancer. I know it sounds sick, but that was kind of the point, it made fun of it all to help make light.
Anyway, he was different when he came back. His opinions began to really make me angry. His attitude was pompous and so darn arrogant that I threw a few shoes at the computer and TV when he was on. (Did terrible things to my wardrobe).
Anyway, something happened during that time it seems...and these days I usually turn OFF the set if I hear he's coming on. Yes, he and Lieberman are a lot alike these days...
What a shame.
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 29, 2008 - 2:32pmThanks, Polly :)
Clearly I missed Alter back when he was more than a Centrist talking head - b/c I listen to him now, and I wonder WTF is this guy?
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By drdarkenyAugust 31, 2008 - 9:32amIs Rachel really doing the show anymore?
I don't mind David Bender, he's a good guy... BUT, I did pay for a Premium member access for TRMS. Since her gig at MSNBC, she often skips out on her radio show. I don't see how she can continue to do both. Look, Rachel is smart and talented, and I don't blame her for taking the MSNBC offer. But, somewhere along the way, she's got to make a choice on what she wants to do. You can't do each one half-assed. As she gets more famous, her time will become more limited. I'm tired of getting the podcast and then it being a crap-shoot on whether she's on or not.
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By TechHeadAugust 30, 2008 - 12:00pmSure!
All she needs is a stable of awesome young historians and, okay, poli sci majors, to research and evaluate her news stories in the style and class to which we have grown accustomed. Al Franken had a crack staff of fact checkers from Harvard when writing his books.
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By Buxtehude_BarbarossaAugust 30, 2008 - 12:12pmgood point
Bender's fine for the fill-in, but if it's a regular occurrence we might need something more substantive. Like, um, a computer reading the AP feed . . . ?
ok, full disclosure -- Bender got under my skin with his straight-male-bashing of Edwards. I don't appreciate sexual moralizing from the left.
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By zoomAugust 30, 2008 - 3:38pmGood point
I think you have a fair point. Rachel has been missing shows already, so doing a daily show might make things worse.
However, it might make things better. Part of why she misses so much is because her duties at MSNBC have been vauge and unscheduled. Sometimes she's a panlist on Race for the White House, sometimes she's doing a segment on Countdown, sometimes she's hosting Countdown.
Once she gets her own show, the other stuff will stop. No more RftWH, no more Countdown, just her TV show and her radio show. That should allow a much more stable schedule.
Of course, other stuff might come up, like doing commercials or interviews to promote her new show. We'll have to see how disruptive those things are.
One thing they could do to help is to admit that the radio show really starts at seven. People are already used to that because of the RftWH simulcast. Nobody here wants that simulcast to continue if Rachel isn't on the show anymore. Instead of Rachel doing three hours of radio and on hour of TV, she should start her radio show at 7pm and then simulcast her TV show. Easier on Rachel four hours total, more Rachel than we're currently getting, everybody wins.
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By Jason M. BryantAugust 30, 2008 - 4:51pmIs Rachel really doing the show anymore?
I don't mind David Bender, he's a good guy... BUT, I did pay for a Premium member access for TRMS. Since her gig at MSNBC, she often skips out on her radio show. I don't see how she can continue to do both. Look, Rachel is smart and talented, and I don't blame her for taking the MSNBC offer. But, somewhere along the way, she's got to make a choice on what she wants to do. You can't do each one half-assed. As she gets more famous, her time will become more limited. I'm tired of getting the podcast and then it being a crap-shoot on whether she's on or not.
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By TechHeadAugust 30, 2008 - 12:06pmMaddow and the MSNBC JAMMMMMM SESSION
OK, for the win...
Rachel totally jamming with Uncle Pat as he wears Stevie Wonder glasses!
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By jad68_esqAugust 28, 2008 - 7:41pmRe: MSNBC dance party
To be fair, Rachel *did* say that she "will not dance the way Ellen does." But she didn't say she wouldn't dance at all -- just not like Ellen.
Personally, I think having to chair-dance cramped RM's style.
:cheese:
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By chemgirlAugust 29, 2008 - 12:47pmInteresting
Today I read a post on a Politico blog that referenced McCain's answer to Leno. He said he did not have a house or a table, chair, etc. He did have a home where his wife and children were waiting for him to return and he gave them thanks by leaving them for a rich heiress.
If there is anything that shows the measure of a man's judgement it is the choices that are made during difficult times. The experience that McCain and any other veteran is unimaginable and it is worth giving credit for. I do not understand why the pain and suffering that his family had to endure is not acknowledged by the media. I can imagine that it was difficult for them as well.
In the area of judgement, is it good judgement to abandon the ones who were loyal and stuck by McCain in his worst hours. I guess it is good judgement if you reside in the 10 percent of America who owns that wealth because it shows good business skills. Right?
I do understand why Obama does not go after McCain to bloody him. He is risking his presidency on the chance that Americans are smarter than a smear campaign.
Maybe he is right and maybe he is wrong...we will see in November.
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By nmcruz1976August 28, 2008 - 8:28pmSimply inspirational!
Say Hello to the new President! A real President!
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By Grumpy NorwegianAugust 28, 2008 - 10:08pmWatched it!
Watched it in a local gay bar with, as it turns out, a fellow PA emigré. EXCELLENT WORK with the keystone-shaped podium! Unmistakable, and it really stood out to the likes of us.
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By Buxtehude_BarbarossaAugust 28, 2008 - 10:18pmOne more comment...
I don't think we have seen this kind of American Family, at this level, since the JFK days. Michelle Obama is absolutely radiant, the girls beautiful and together with Barack they represent the epitome of the American Family!
Pair them with Joe Biden, and his "Family First" beliefs and we arrive at the definition of "Family Values". GOOD FOR AMERICA!
Barack is tough, he is ready, he is real and he will prevail!!
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By Grumpy NorwegianAugust 28, 2008 - 11:20pmGOP responds to Obama with lies and provocations
It seems that the initial GOP response to Obama's speech is to lie about it.
They don't have anything real to take issue with, so they make up false issues.
It seems that the R's have decided that the only way they can win the debate
is by turning it into a gutter fight, and they are trying to provoke us to verbal
violence by lying about the facts. Once we lose our cool and find ourselves
arguing their false facts, we've lost the chance to have a real discussion about
real issues.
The point of their remarks is to make us question ourselves and the validity
of our message(as any honest person would do). It is a frequently used tool
of scoundrels to use the decency of honest people against them. We need to
recognize this for what it is, and not hesitate call bullshit on these bullshit tactics.
We've got to call them out on this behavior the minute they try to use it. I think that
the phrase "that's a false issue" might become very useful to us in the next weeks.
Let's not let them trick us into wasting our energy by debating their bogus points.
If we keep ourselves informed, we'll be able to easily refute the lies and falseness,
and their provocations will prove themselves toothless.
Just remember: if they had any real points to make, they would be using them.
Let's all try to jump right past these false arguments and workto talk about the
important stuff!
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By MikeG-CaliforniaAugust 28, 2008 - 11:23pmThe Republican response
You know what I like in a response to a speech? When it's written after the speech.
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By Jason M. BryantAugust 28, 2008 - 11:51pmFox News
Yeah I was watching That Greta Van Sustren just to see the stuff they were flinging after the Obama speach (and what a speach it was) and she said "The speach was good but how can we trust him, he has no experience."
I have news for that crazy Fox reporter. If anyone claims to have the "experience" to fix our Country, show them the door. No one has the certified experience to fix the last 8 years. It need new ideas. Which McCain has ZERO.
I am really terrified that this is still a race..........
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By jtsciraAugust 29, 2008 - 12:46amBill had a point
I think Bill Clinton actually had the best line I've heard about experience. When Lincoln ran for President, his experience amounted to eight years in the Illinois state congress and two years in the US House of Representatives.
That's pretty damn similar to Obama. Meanwhile, as Obama has said himself, few people had more experience than Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld.
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By Jason M. BryantAugust 29, 2008 - 12:59amThe irony also comes in terms of war
Lincoln headed the Union during a terrible war, and Obama will (hopefully) take us out of a terrible war.
And because of Lincoln's war, Obama can run for president today.....
.... wouldn't it be awesome that Obama's wars may lead in the future to a Muslim-American president? Maybe from Illinois?
Sheesh.... just when I thought that nothing good could come from war.... yet... the definition of "good" and "evil" makes a wonderful topic of conversation.. ;)
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By cool_princessieAugust 29, 2008 - 12:41pmMcCain is REALLY outdated.
If you check out this link you will see a picture and description for National Security. Problem with the picture is it is of an F-14 a retired old fighter.
Anyway useless but fitting trivia. Can't wait to see your new show !
http://www.johnmccain.com/Informing/Issues/
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By jtsciraAugust 29, 2008 - 12:38amGotta Love the "DEMOCRATIC" Republic of the United Amero $tates
Are you just playing dumb, or are you insane? UBL, KSM & Atta defeated all the USA's counter measures under DoD NORAD/NEADS on 9/11 so the USA must redouble PMC contracts with KBR & Blackwater, Boeing, Raytheon et. al., in perpetuity? WTF???
One nation "UNDER GOD" indivisible (from sea to shining sea, wrong! Try Delaware CitiBank to Lichtenstein UBS), with liberty and justice for all MY ASS!!!
As long as the public remains deluded in the belief that their will is proportionally represented by purportedly democratically elected officials, there will be NO CHANGE in the STATUS QUO on a substantive basis. Incrementalist triangulation is a hornswoggler tactic that relies on misinformation and fine print loopholes to achieve the same ends that most benefit the clever oligarchs and plutocrats who have conspired to indoctrinate the masses with the MYTH that ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL. The fact is that under the current system those who abide by the GOLDEN RULE are MORE EQUAL than others, that is HE WITH THE MOST GOLD, RULES!!!
Just for shits and giggles would you be for a checkbox on your tax return to deduct $50 from your tax burden just for voting by entering your ballot receipt number to be applied against a $100 charge to cover 100% public financing of all elections to facilitate the criminalization of billionaires or proxies clandestinely or overtly buying office seats via media payola and mega quid pro quo contributions via PAC's or bundlers (eg. the shrub's RANGERS)?
www.youtube.com/v/oRFjH6UmWKM
www.youtube.com/v/2AMrYFQIlGU
www.youtube.com/v/yZ1V8ofXkIU
www.youtube.com/v/UIrMiIBzujc
www.youtube.com/v/hwp9_diAVhY
www.youtube.com/v/23T-lDKmE8Q
www.youtube.com/v/nI_tkMjDobg
www.youtube.com/v/k6mr7-am67M
www.youtube.com/v/45CbVc1O1C4
www.youtube.com/v/MWt8K-UXpvs
www.youtube.com/v/4sIhkYbd_H8
www.youtube.com/v/BuOhx-6m-EA
www.dnc-plp.org/page10/page10.html
www.times-up.org/index.php?page=446&print=true&goback=0&js=1
BTW:
In the USA, the percentage of those who don't buy the official myth that amateur pilots with boxcutters defeated the DoD's NORAD/NEADS trillion dollar complex of countermeasures to successfully penetrate restricted DC airspace well after attacks on the WTC were public knowledge, exceeds 45%. In NYC the number is over 65% have concluded that the 9/11 attacks involved far more than the government claims to have had occurred just as the global consensus of the official LONE GUNMAN official story surrounding the JFK assassination having been complete bunk. Thus in both cases the perpetrators remain free to commit future acts of terror under FALSE FLAG guise to achieve their political objectives, which incidentally always involve expansion of the MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX that benefits the IRON TRIANGLE with tentacles in every state via the FRB.
How about the fact that live BBC TV News reported that WTC-7 had collapsed 26 minutes prior to the actual event?
The fact that AG Ashcroft was told not to fly commercial aircraft and Willy Brown was personally warned by Condi Rice not to fly on 9/11 hasn't left a burr in your saddle has it?
What about the other 570 570 UNANSWERED questions that the 9/11 widow Jersey Girls who protested for months in the capital to finally have the Kean-Hamilton Commission created against the will of the Whitehouse, that remain UNANSWERED?
You want answers? I want the TRUTH!
YOU CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH!!!
If you are interested in shutting up the INSIDE JOB activist with bullhorns and putting the issue to bed, get on board with nyc911initiative.org
BTW:
Once the truth about who actually orchestrated 9/11 is in the open, the 3 items at the top of this post will actually have a chance in hell of getting resolved.
Still clueless? Start here: The Bush 9/11 Scandal for Dummies
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By Alan Caldwell P...August 29, 2008 - 3:00amHow about...
...that?
"If you want a picture of the future of Man, it is a boot in a human face--forever."--George Orwell
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By capn_crustyAugust 29, 2008 - 8:22amCap'n,
Is this really any better than someone calling another a fag? Whereas I don't have to access this via cell, this type of spamming is obnoxious and simply makes me not to want to read the balance of the thread.
This should be unacceptable to AA and my patience is growing short, but then again I haven't gotten any sleep for 2 weeks now, so maybe that's it?
(kidding)
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 29, 2008 - 9:08amTo be honest, I have absolutely no idea...
...what was contained in SingSing/Alan's post. I was merely entering my usual brief "non-response" in order to break a rambling diatribe which experience suggests would eventually be added to as the day goes on, until it would fill a good-sized hard drive.
That said, "fag" is still a pretty blunt slur; and if Singy/Al included something that straightforward in his/her missive, then yeah, he/she should be booted, too. Otherwise, he/she is merely annoying. Very annoying, true, but still.
"If you want a picture of the future of Man, it is a boot in a human face--forever."--George Orwell
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By capn_crustyAugust 29, 2008 - 10:51amCap'n,
I believe they got him...but he/she will just come back again I fear.
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 29, 2008 - 2:22pmAlan Caldwell P
Ba bye!
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 29, 2008 - 2:20pmTim Polenta??
Tim Polenta??
"Polenta is made with ground yellow or white cornmeal. It can be ground coarsely or finely depending on the region and the texture desired. As it is known today, polenta derives from earlier forms of grain mush commonly eaten in Roman times and after. Early forms of polenta were made with such starches as the grain farro and chestnut flour, both of which are still used in small quantity today. When boiled, polenta has a smooth creamy texture due to the gelatinization of starch in the grain, though it may not be completely homogenous if a coarse grind or a particularly hard grain such as flint corn is used."
Perfect description of McCain's running mate - boiled white gelatinized grain mush.
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By Canuck55August 29, 2008 - 2:46amObama's speech: GAME ON!
Gloves off. We've got a fighter this time. I'm psyched.
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By chemgirlAugust 29, 2008 - 7:35amNot Pawlenty, not Romney
MSNBC is reporting that Tim Pawlenty has been told that he isn't the VP pick and Mitt Romney won't be at the even in Ohio.
If the Republican VP pick is Lieberman, I'm reinstating my crackpot theory that McCain is deliberatly trying to lose the election.
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By Jason M. BryantAugust 29, 2008 - 7:55amAwww, just ignore those idiots!
They are all just PLAYING with us at this point. They are trying to take the attention away from the Obama speech last night and the more we speak about it, the more it takes the attention away from where it should be focused.
Obama was glorious and was the very best political speech I have ever witnessed. I'm still smiling....
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By Polly Tics (not verified)August 29, 2008 - 8:57amAt least they didn't leak
At least they didn't leak the VP pick last night, as some reporters expected them to.
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By Jason M. BryantAugust 29, 2008 - 9:34amIt's Sarah Palin.
Okay, no more speculating. They're revealed that it's Sarah Palin, govenor of Alaska.
Who is three years younger than Obama and has only been govenor for two years, thus destroying the experience argument.
Who is a former Miss Alaska runner up, making the "Celebrity" ad instantly ironic.
Who is currently invovled in an inquiry about a possibly inappropriate firing.
Who lives in Alaska and was born in Idaho, states the Republicans were probably going to win anyway.
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McCain has gone crazy. I just don't understand how he could think she's the right running mate for him.
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By Jason M. BryantAugust 29, 2008 - 10:30amand...
...why didn't he pick the person who had the second most votes in the primary? Isn't that part of what that commercial McBush put out was about? (Why didn't Obama pick Hillary, when she had the second most votes in the primary?)
The hypocracy is oozing out of the Republican party. Can't wait for four nights of lies next week.
GO DEMS!
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By daz621August 29, 2008 - 10:43amDidn't Rachel Talk About Sarah Palin Some Weeks Back?
Make some comment about her being "Alaska's Great Republican Hope" as about the only Alaskan Repug whose hands aren't filthy w/oil company luchre? And then she brought up the firing investigation?
How's that going, BTW?
I wonder if it's a really desperate move on McCain's part as the mainstream DLC is spinning it - or a really smart one, picking a woman with a (generally) clean record to gather the Hillary Harridans....
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By drdarkenyAugust 29, 2008 - 12:20pm