tonny from belgiumJun 4th, 2008 - 07:49:13

EExperience is not the most important asset for a candidate,rather focus on intelligence ecause experiene without understanding the complexity of modern society and international affairs can lead to chaos and tragedy .The past experiences of the Iraq disaster should make that abundendly clear :lies;lousy preparation,propaganda,simplification of the issues and overconfidence i!n your military power to solve complex issues
leave the american taxpayer with a deep financial gap,to be filled by the repulicans by cutting on wellfare,health care and education .That kind of solutions is a disgrace for any modern society .
It will take an intelligent team,more concerned with the good fortune of the american populaion in general to address problems like climate change which have been left to fester during Bush .The days when some people used to say 'what is good for general motors is good for america ' are over,i will tke careful planning and a broad vision from the political decision makers ,and of course gurs,to solve this issue .General motors is closing plants which were producing gas guzzling SUV,too little too late,it has been known for more than a decade that the price of oil would o through the ceiling .But corporate america only obsessed with short term gains as done nothing but stepping on the brakes on this issue .Exxon being the leading culprit in this state of denial .The american pople would do well to listen to it's own scientific community and iclude them in the decision taking process .Time is runnin gout fast .I'd rather trust the intellgence of a candidate having voted against the lies of Bush and Cheney than a candidate still living in a state of denial and stating to stay on the course of Bush.

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SP4: oooh yeah, TonnyJun 4th, 2008 - 17:16:47

MCcain'hello? yeah...this is Senator MCcain...oh! Hi Barack...ya ge the fruit basket I sent...?

Barack: Hey john...you getting money from big oil?....'

MCCain: Sure Barack...aren't you?

Barack: Oh yeah, through the DNC...

MCCain: Yeah, me too, through the RNC

Barack: Good moves..huh?

MCCain: Absolutely...cigarette money too!

Barack: Yeah, me too...!

MCCain: So...when do you decide on a VP Barack?

Barack: pretty soon John....how about you?

MCCain: Yeah...I gotta move on it... hey, can you get me a contact on the coal lobby?

Barack: sure john...we can use all the support we can get!

MCCain: Hey, great...I've been meaning to reach out...

Barack: Hey John...how about a contact for copper mining..got one

MCCain: oh, heck yes Barack!

Barack: Uh...John...you're not going to use that church thing...are you?

MCcain: depends man...how far behind I am...

Barack: yeah..I figured...fact is, I HAD to join..i9t was S. Chicago...you know...angry black people...I need the votes..heck John I'm not even a Christian...I'm an athiest! All those crazy muslims just turned me off!

MCCain: Yeah, me too.

Barack: you? An Atheist?

MCCain: Sure Barack, 5 years in a POW camp...you think I believe?...f--k no man! I hate these assh-les.

Barack: yeah, me too, crazy nig--rs on a pulpit...every Sunday..hell, I love my Sundays and I had to go to see that nutball rant...

MCcain: yeah, I know what you mean...well, think about that church thing and get back to me..I'm sure we can trade gags on issues..after all, no use ruining it for the loser

Barack: yeah, sure John...best to the wife...

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just moreJun 4th, 2008 - 17:37:58

drug induced rantings from EssPee.

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SP4: stillJun 4th, 2008 - 18:14:01

..it does not make me wrong.

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nope...Jun 4th, 2008 - 18:55:18

ir just makes you an drug addicted skank.

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Tony Tony TonyJun 4th, 2008 - 19:41:25

You start your rant with how experience is not as important as intelligence.

Then I stop counting when you have 11mis-spelled words in 1 paragraph.

Please go to school and learn how to spell, or buy yourself a spell check program--your writing is terrible.

Almost as bad as your ideas.

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WOWJun 4th, 2008 - 20:15:52

SP has finally learned how to spell Barack! He will need it in the coming years - on to the White House, Barack!

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SP4: yep, Me and dan Quayle!Jun 4th, 2008 - 21:54:00

and I never use spell check! How does it feel, by the way, to have Bill Gates do your spelling for you?

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NoharnessJun 5th, 2008 - 12:35:50

Ooga bonga chonga--Exxon!
Chooga googa rooga--Neo-Cons!
Linga longa liva--Green Weenies!

You need to work on your spiel, Tonny.

John McCain just coaxed SEVEN TRILLION environmental spending bill out of committee and onto the floor of the US Senate, Tonny. Who is the bigger green, him or Obama?

The only real difference between Senator McCain and Senator Obama is that Senator McCain favors fighting militant Muslims and Senator Obama wants to appease them. They are in nearly 100% agreement on every other issue that matters to you, Tonny.

So if you are going to criticize John McCain for something, Tonny, criticize him for his proposed foreign policies. He is on YOUR side when it comes to everything else. More importantly, Senator McCain will be a good deal more effecive in implementing the changes you are always ragging on American about than Senator Obama could be. Senator Obama, being a Democrat, would inspire fierce opposition on the part of Republicans and would find himself obliged to modify his stances.

Senator McCain, on the other hand, will find himself obliged to give the Democrats everything they want in the way of domestic US policy in order for him to carry on his rather aggressive foreign policy ideas. Greenest thing you've ever seen in the US is Senator John McCain.

Of course, you will have to choose between the good of the planet and the good of Islam. Never let it be said that Allah, His is the Glory, wants for a sense of humor.

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