That's the brickmeister, look for really short sentences and a lot of quotes. The patronizing I-am-thy-superior is the sprinkles that complete the dish. Bravo!
You really know how to single out the important issues, don't you. Well done.
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You are being far to kind Juud. Arrogant, overbearing and dismissive are words that could easily have been included in your post, without it being seen as nothing but fair.
seemed to single out a like issue, I simply thought I could help organize your thought. Sorry, didn't realize this could only cut one way.
As for knowing how single out the important issues, as I will vote and you, unless you've registered illegally, won't, it would seem to me that I get to decide what's important to me.
With your cutting/pasting of the editorial cartoon, is that another example of the famous British irony?
no, no. British irony is Britons who gave us 12 years of "Nu" Labour government, which gave us 2 million manufacturing jobs lost and replaced by £5 an hour servcice industry positions, our Gold reserve sold for paper money and the economic miracle based upon sand and BS, trying to tell the US people that they want to have Obamah and the same Socialist rubbish in charge of their country so they can go the same way as the UK.
Just watched Colin Powell's endorsement of Barack Obama. There's no doubt Powell makes a lot of sense. Too bad He lost so much credibility when he spouted wrong or unverifiable "intelligence" to the UN assembly. Otherwise, that might have been the last nail in the coffin of the McSame campaign.
Still, McCain being described as "unsteady" by a former military man, that's gotta hurt.
With your cutting/pasting of the editorial cartoon, is that another example of the famous British irony?
ORACle is British?
So ORAC, you're always on this ACORN, but what about these RoboCalls? BTW I remember you were just as gullible for all the spins of the White House during the weeks before the Iraq War, which can happen, but people should learn about that, or don't they?
till, McCain being described as "unsteady" by a former military man, that's gotta hurt.
Depends if you rely on the words of a man who's judgement has, for the last 5 years, been totally trashed by the Democratic party. I mean, do you trust his judgement or not?
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A disappointed Mr McCain sought to play down the potential impact of the endorsement. "It doesn't come as a surprise," he told Fox News. "I'm very pleased to have the endorsement of four former Secretaries of State, well over 200 retired generals and admirals. I've admired and continue to respect Secretary Powell."
With your cutting/pasting of the editorial cartoon, is that another example of the famous British irony?
It might have been, if it wasn't for the fact that I understand the difference between cutting/pasting and linking.
Did I just use Bush Jr's favourite phrase? Shame on me!
You gotta love the Republicans. First they are busy distancing themselves from Bush, as if somehow his presidency have nothing to do with them. Then they are busy distancing themselves from the Congress, as if it was a completely different Republican party that held the majority in both houses for most of the last 8 years. Then they are busy distancing themselves from Washington as if they had never been there.
If the Republican party were a person, the diagnosis would be schizophrenia.
My opinion doesn't count of course, but I can't help a delightful feeling of schadenfreude , especially to the likes of ORAC who must be spitting chips that the rest of the world isn't as smart as he is.
Mate, take it from an Aussie, give it away. Your continual contributions from your favourite websites are falling on stony ground. Obama will win, and you will be left in total frustration that the whole of the USA is not as intelligent as you.
All your cut and pastes here will not make any difference. It's sad that intelligence doesn't have the final say in an election, it's one of those really nasty truths we have to accept if we are genuine about democracy.
All your cut and pastes here will not make any difference. It's sad that intelligence doesn't have the final say in an election, it's one of those really nasty truths we have to accept if we are genuine about democracy.
Are you?
Don't worry yourself, I've got used to it every time the electorate here re-elected Blair and Brown....