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ClearShot89
10-08-2008, 10:14 AM
Did you know that he has his own TV channel on Dish TV? He does and it's channel 73...

http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2008/10/01/dish-network-now-has-obama-channel

New way properganda? or Desperate act for votes?

Oppinions?

SlightlyCatholic
10-08-2008, 10:18 AM
Hopefully Obama won't come out of the TV after the election like in the Ring...

"He's heeerreeee!" (Obama comes out smiling and waving)

ClearShot89
10-08-2008, 11:20 AM
Well it only airs till Nov. 4th

pingjocky
10-08-2008, 11:39 AM
I've seen the channel. I haven't watched it...just the sound of his voice makes me angry.

R/
Pingjocky

ClearShot89
10-08-2008, 11:44 AM
That glue-on smile gives me the heebies. And there's no amount of anything that anyone could pay me to watch, even skip over that channel... when I got to channel 72, I'd enter 74 just so I wouldn't have the probability of seeing him

Scrappy
10-08-2008, 12:41 PM
Question:

You all obviously believe that Obama isn't right for this country.....Do you think that McCain is equally unfit, or that he is right for the job? And Why?


(I am not an Obama supporter, but I am anti-McCain, so you won't offend me with your opinions and you can be specific)

SlightlyCatholic
10-08-2008, 01:49 PM
I think McCain deserves to be President more than Obama does, since he gave more for his country. I think he's very strong on foreign policy but I'm not completely convinced that he has a strong handle on the economy. Also, I personally favor McCain because of his stance on the traditional definition of marriage and pro-life stance.

Scrappy
10-08-2008, 03:11 PM
I think McCain deserves to be President more than Obama does, since he gave more for his country. I think he's very strong on foreign policy but I'm not completely convinced that he has a strong handle on the economy. Also, I personally favor McCain because of his stance on the traditional definition of marriage and pro-life stance.

Well said, I completely agree. McCain has given more for his country than Obama in terms of military service and willing to give the ultimate sacrifice.

But what if I told you that McCain isn't necessarily pro-traditional marriage? That he flops back and forth according to the group of people that he is speaking to? (Granted, this is what most politicians do, anything to get the vote, right?)

I witnessed an open mic convo slipup from the Today Show with Jon Stewart where McCain said that he thought men and women's 'business' is their own, they can marry whomever they want. (I tried to go find the video, but it is rumored that the McCain videos are being taken off the internet because there used to be DOZENS of clips to be found and now there are only a handful. So much for the freedom of speech.) The very next day, and I mean, the VERY next day, he said that he believed marriage should be bewteen a man and women.

So I ask you......are you SURE that McCain will back traditional marriage all the way through the law-creating process? Or if public opinion starts to float the other way, will he back off and ignore it, like he is ignoring speaking about the economy issues we are facing?

SAC_Cop
10-08-2008, 07:13 PM
Question:

You all obviously believe that Obama isn't right for this country.....Do you think that McCain is equally unfit, or that he is right for the job? And Why?


(I am not an Obama supporter, but I am anti-McCain, so you won't offend me with your opinions and you can be specific)

No point in arguing (debating) this point because we'll just be going around in circles, but my research tells me obama would be... Let's just say if you think certain of your freedoms are being infringed upon now and that the money you make now doesn't go far, just wait and see what "barry" and his crew have in store for the United States if elected. Do I agree with all that Sen. McCain has to say or everything he supports? No, but looking at the background of he and obama, the choice is clear. At least from my perspective. (And before being pegged a racist because I don't support barry, my wife is Jewish and I have two Black nieces.)

SlightlyCatholic
10-08-2008, 07:35 PM
So I ask you......are you SURE that McCain will back traditional marriage all the way through the law-creating process? Or if public opinion starts to float the other way, will he back off and ignore it, like he is ignoring speaking about the economy issues we are facing?

No, I'm not sure. Can you be sure of anything with either candidate? They could go back on their promises the minute they're inaugurated and there's nothing I can do about it. My obligation as a voter is to make an educated guess, a hypothesis if you will. We're electing a human being to lead human beings, and while we like to think people have good intentions, the candidates can be just as sneaky and cynical as the rest of us. So again, I have no idea that McCain will hold that position of traditional marriage. All I know is that he says he will, and I have to take him for his word (along with his record).

pingjocky
10-08-2008, 07:40 PM
...along with his record...

That's it right there. Predicting future accomplishment based on past performances.

R/
Pingjocky

PhoenixCadet
10-08-2008, 07:46 PM
Question:

You all obviously believe that Obama isn't right for this country.....Do you think that McCain is equally unfit, or that he is right for the job? And Why?


(I am not an Obama supporter, but I am anti-McCain, so you won't offend me with your opinions and you can be specific)

And just as you are against one, and don't really support the other - I'm not a McCain supporter, but am vehemently against Obama. I do not favor his stance on the economy, especially his idea of wealth redistribution (taking from those who make over 250K). And before you jump down my throat about that comment, like you did with that video I posted, my family doesn't even make anything close to 250K.

Where will this "1,000 dollar, permanant, yearly tax relief for middle class American families" come from?

I also don't support his stance on gay marriage, banning racial profiling, abortion, and his version of "supporting the 2nd Ammendment", among other things.

McCain... Well, there is a lot I disagree with, but my personal opinion is that he would do less "damage" to the country. I wouldn't call either of them evil, by any stretch, but the best way I can put it is, "he's the lesser of two evils". There any many others I would favor for POTUS over the two of them, but it wouldn't do any good to support them because there's no chance whatsoever that they'd get it. It would essentially be wasted support (or a vote, for those who're 18+).

-PC

SlightlyCatholic
10-08-2008, 07:51 PM
And just as you are, except directly opposite, sir

If you can figure out what's wrong with the word in bold before Scrappy reads that sentence, you'd be MUCH better off...

pingjocky
10-08-2008, 07:55 PM
If you can figure out what's wrong with the word in bold before Scrappy reads that sentence, you'd be MUCH better off...

Not saying any names...but the initials are "PC"... hasn't done their homework!!

R/
Pingjocky

PhoenixCadet
10-08-2008, 08:00 PM
Not saying any names...but the initials are "PC"... hasn't done their homework!!


My bad. :devil:

<Forgive the one-liner.>