SaintsBrazil
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It's only sexist if a conservative says it... if a liberals says it, it's not. Same with racist comments.
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It's only sexist if a conservative says it... if a liberals says it, it's not. Same with racist comments.
>>It's only sexist if a conservative says it... if a liberals says it, it's not. Same with racist comments.
While some would argue that the EE has never been better, this is absolutely terrible. You don't even live here and you are brainwashed by their talking points and spitting them back up like a baby satiated on its liquid meal. Seriously dude, you're not an American. Some Americans realize that if you only go to sources that affirm your opinion (or shape it depending on one's prowess and experience) that you're just going to become a moving mouthpiece for someone else. It's bad enough that there are so many ignorant Americans who believe that kind of b.s. and would be quite terrible if citizens of the world started buying into that kind of garbage too.
TPS
Yer such a flirt... :winky1:Either way, I'm interested in the impressions of outsiders.
Chill, TPS. I think SaintsBrazil meant his comment tongue-in-cheek. That's how I took it.
The Sunday commentary centered on this topic and all of the above points were made. I will also add that Obama racked up wins in the caucases, and Clinton didn't even get a proportional delegate take because they didn't work hard enough. This is what inevitability and candidate dislike get you- defeat. New Hampshire was a speed bump in the Clintonian demise.
McCain should take notes on how to address the Obama campaign this fall. Obama is crafty at deflection of criticism, and many want him to succeed. McCain needs to stay issue-centered and introduce voters to Obama's orthodox liberalism. McCain has the record of bipartisan legislation, not Obama. McCain, according to some, is peeved at Obama for sabotaging immigrant reform and for lack of pledged support on campaign finance reform. By contrast, he gets along quite well with Hillary.
My favorite economist, Larry Kudlow, has done yeoman's work on Obama's economics. Here's his link:
http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=MGYxYWM4NjkxMjUwMzBhZDAwNTg2NjZmYmU5MWU2ZmQ=
Maybe. But his track record on the board wouldn't suggest it was tongue in cheek.
Just saying.
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