Latest Rasmussen Report:
McCain is 47% to Obamalama's 46%.
McCain has come from behind, caught up, and now surpassed the shallow Obama.
Full Version: NEWS FLASH!!!!!
More like shallow SoloNav for gloating about one poll, so close, so early. Oh, BTW, remember we have an electoral college.
McCain has passed Obama in polls.
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By John Whitesides, Political Correspondent
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a sharp turnaround, Republican John McCain has opened a 5-point lead on Democrat Barack Obama in the U.S. presidential race and is seen as a stronger manager of the economy, according to a Reuters/Zogby poll released on Wednesday.
McCain leads Obama among likely U.S. voters by 46 percent to 41 percent, wiping out Obama's solid 7-point advantage in July and taking his first lead in the monthly Reuters/Zogby poll.
The reversal follows a month of attacks by McCain, who has questioned Obama's experience, criticized his opposition to most new offshore oil drilling and mocked his overseas trip.
The poll was taken Thursday through Saturday as Obama wrapped up a weeklong vacation in Hawaii that ceded the political spotlight to McCain, who seized on Russia's invasion of Georgia to emphasize his foreign policy views.....
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a sharp turnaround, Republican John McCain has opened a 5-point lead on Democrat Barack Obama in the U.S. presidential race and is seen as a stronger manager of the economy, according to a Reuters/Zogby poll released on Wednesday.
McCain leads Obama among likely U.S. voters by 46 percent to 41 percent, wiping out Obama's solid 7-point advantage in July and taking his first lead in the monthly Reuters/Zogby poll.
The reversal follows a month of attacks by McCain, who has questioned Obama's experience, criticized his opposition to most new offshore oil drilling and mocked his overseas trip.
The poll was taken Thursday through Saturday as Obama wrapped up a weeklong vacation in Hawaii that ceded the political spotlight to McCain, who seized on Russia's invasion of Georgia to emphasize his foreign policy views.....
That was before the I don't know how many houses comment. McSame is toast. Accept it.
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Aug 22 2008, 05:30 PM) 
That was before the I don't know how many houses comment. McSame is toast. Accept it.
Let be get this straight?
Inside the Obama nation's egalitarian socialist mindset, THE AMERICAN DREAM is "NOT" to be in a position to NOT know how many homes you own.
But instead, it is more meritorious and desirable, as an AMERICAN DREAM, to set the bar for having your own multi-million dollar home, provided to you under more than questionable circumnstances, from a known criminal scam artist and long established chicago political payolla scamer, in a neighborhood of well know anarchists, while, barely meeting, at the time, even SUB-PRIME qualification standards, in terms of personal income and collateral assets.
That is unless one consider political position, monetary collaterial as would be the case within the Chicago mafia star politician designation system.
Likewise, how questionable is it that your highly educated wife, who suddenly, within the year of your political acessenion, goes from making $45,000 a year to making $350,000 by happenstance within the year of your election.
Is that really an argument the Obama nation thinks has merit in comparison as what most Americans would question as wrong in America, or, in comparsion to Obama backdoor politcial machinary voyage to wealth accumalation in political collaterial?
I mean really, is making wealth, the bad guy in America aboit American values and dreams? What does it say for the Democrats, if being wealthy is bad, when they have among their ranks most of the wealthest people in America who have many homes and vast wealth. A point I know no one can not disprove..
A fool throws rocks at his own glass house)
Seems an act of desperation and gives McCainm now that Obama's ad have used and attacked Cindy McCain, an open door to bring Obama wicked witch of dispair and negativity back into the lime light, which was a big mistake the frist time she stepped up, given that even today the polls show more than 60% do not trust or like her.
That is all!!
It just shows he is out of touch with everyday Americans, 99.99 percent of which know how many houses they have. It amplifies his weakness on the economy as well. He even admitted he doesn't know anything about economics. He also can't run a computer. He is a dinosaur. This isn't trivial. You guys have lost.
Rock throwing and name calling aside, McCain is now ahead of Obama as of September 7, 2008. John McCain moving ahead of Barack Obama, 48% to 45%, when registered voters are asked for whom they would vote if the presidential election were held today. And, most likely receive a few more points tomorrow which will be the first poll after all interviews at the conclusion of the convention.
According to USA Today, McCain leads Democrat Barack Obama by 50%-46% among registered voters, the Republican's biggest advantage since January and a turnaround from the USA TODAY poll taken just before the convention opened in St. Paul. Then, he lagged by 7 percentage points.
According to Zogby, the McCain/Palin ticket wins 49.7% support, compared to 45.9% backing for the Obama/Biden ticket, this latest online survey shows. Another 4.4% either favored someone else or were unsure.
Watch the rock throwing double or triple. This team is such a treat to the Dems, their mud machine is in overdrive.
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Tomorrow's report will be the first in which all interviews were conducted after the conclusion of the convention. Gallup measures convention bounces by comparing candidate support in the last poll done entirely before a party's presidential nominating convention begins with the first polling conducted entirely after its conclusion.
According to USA Today, McCain leads Democrat Barack Obama by 50%-46% among registered voters, the Republican's biggest advantage since January and a turnaround from the USA TODAY poll taken just before the convention opened in St. Paul. Then, he lagged by 7 percentage points.
According to Zogby, the McCain/Palin ticket wins 49.7% support, compared to 45.9% backing for the Obama/Biden ticket, this latest online survey shows. Another 4.4% either favored someone else or were unsure.
Watch the rock throwing double or triple. This team is such a treat to the Dems, their mud machine is in overdrive.
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Aug 23 2008, 04:08 AM)
It just shows he is out of touch with everyday Americans, 99.99 percent of which know how many houses they have. leaving 30,300 and very likely tens of thousands more, even at this usual hypervented figure you spew in spirts, who do not know how many houses they have. 
It amplifies his weakness on the economy as well. He even admitted he doesn't know anything about economics. He also can't run a computer. He is a dinosaur. This isn't trivial.
You guys have lost. perhaps, but if not you will see this again as you did when you said the same things last time for loser Kerry san.
94.9 % of Americans are employed or covered by the Nanny state systems of comphensation.
96.8% of all Mortagae are being paid on Time and 99.1 % of ALL homeowners are not losing their homes.
The economy has NOT had as of yet one quarter of negative economic growth.
ALL but the fools of this world know that high energy costs are responsible for that last years economic down turn. Something that no government can control when it has Congresses and Presidents that do not, in the case of Democrats WILL NOT, effectively address Oil dependency for the last 30 or more years.
The American people look to false gods of government to solve problems that our greedy and lazy narcassitic habits and character have create most of the time, always being Indoctrinated to take care of self first...
That is all!!
It amplifies his weakness on the economy as well. He even admitted he doesn't know anything about economics. He also can't run a computer. He is a dinosaur. This isn't trivial.
You guys have lost. perhaps, but if not you will see this again as you did when you said the same things last time for loser Kerry san.
94.9 % of Americans are employed or covered by the Nanny state systems of comphensation.
96.8% of all Mortagae are being paid on Time and 99.1 % of ALL homeowners are not losing their homes.
The economy has NOT had as of yet one quarter of negative economic growth.
ALL but the fools of this world know that high energy costs are responsible for that last years economic down turn. Something that no government can control when it has Congresses and Presidents that do not, in the case of Democrats WILL NOT, effectively address Oil dependency for the last 30 or more years.
The American people look to false gods of government to solve problems that our greedy and lazy narcassitic habits and character have create most of the time, always being Indoctrinated to take care of self first...
That is all!!
He is ahead, by ten, in the USA Today poll, amongst "Likely" voters.
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In the new poll, taken Friday through Sunday, McCain leads Obama by 54%-44% among those seen as most likely to vote. The survey of 1,022 adults, including 959 registered voters, has a margin of error of +/— 3 points for both samples.
"It appeared as though we could go five minutes without a new poll being released. Wrong. A new poll is out and the results are the same.
It’s a tie. Barack Obama and John McCain are deadlocked according to a new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll. Obama does have a one point lead (47 percent to 46 percent) but with the 3.3 percent margin of error, the race is a toss-up.
Palin excitement
As noted earlier, the more you dig into a poll the more you can find. For example, the “enthusiasm factor” — which is how excited the voters are for a candidate — shows big movement for the McCain-Palin team.
The enthusiasm factor thus far for John McCain has been lackluster, especially when compared to Obama’s supporters. However, with the addition of Sarah Palin to McCain’s ticket, excitement has increased significantly — going up three times the amount from just one month ago.
But compared to the enthusiasm that Obama supporters have for their candidate, McCain’s numbers still pale in comparison — 55 percent for Obama to 34 percent for McCain.";
http://features.csmonitor.com/politics/200...ma-mccain-tied/
Face it- without Palin, McBush would be toast.
It’s a tie. Barack Obama and John McCain are deadlocked according to a new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll. Obama does have a one point lead (47 percent to 46 percent) but with the 3.3 percent margin of error, the race is a toss-up.
Palin excitement
As noted earlier, the more you dig into a poll the more you can find. For example, the “enthusiasm factor” — which is how excited the voters are for a candidate — shows big movement for the McCain-Palin team.
The enthusiasm factor thus far for John McCain has been lackluster, especially when compared to Obama’s supporters. However, with the addition of Sarah Palin to McCain’s ticket, excitement has increased significantly — going up three times the amount from just one month ago.
But compared to the enthusiasm that Obama supporters have for their candidate, McCain’s numbers still pale in comparison — 55 percent for Obama to 34 percent for McCain.";
http://features.csmonitor.com/politics/200...ma-mccain-tied/
Face it- without Palin, McBush would be toast.
Correct, why do you think he choose Palin? Sheesh. Since when do nominees choose someone that would HELP them!!! oh wow...
QUOTE (TheAvenger @ Sep 10 2008, 01:40 PM)
Correct, why do you think he choose Palin? Sheesh. Since when do nominees choose someone that would HELP them!!! oh wow...
Sometimes you sound like you think its Palin thats running for president- don't forget who's going to have the power. Its obvious Palin is just a ploy from McCain to draw in more votes (she serves pretty much no other purpose to him), once (if) he's in office his use of her is going to be pretty much zilcho (and who knows what will happen to her then).
Palin and McBush's relationship together is a simply a clever piece of marketing and nothing more. IMHO, if you wouldn't vote for McCain if he didn't have Palin, then you probably shouldn't vote him in at all. McCain is only a formidable character because he has Palin- Obama is a formidable character on his own. I know which guy i would rather vote for.
QUOTE (Tokis-phoenix @ Sep 10 2008, 08:00 AM)
Sometimes you sound like you think its Palin thats running for president- don't forget who's going to have the power. Its obvious Palin is just a ploy from McCain to draw in more votes (she serves pretty much no other purpose to him), once (if) he's in office his use of her is going to be pretty much zilcho (and who knows what will happen to her then).
Tokis, you are making yourself sound totally biased and ignorant. You are just a walking advertisement of why Obama shouldn't be elected, when uninformed sycophants such as yourself try to make a case for this man. If he is so great, he doesn't need your attacks upon the opposition, does he? Your youth and ignorance is showing here. QUOTE
Palin and McBush's relationship together is a simply a clever piece of marketing and nothing more. IMHO, if you wouldn't vote for McCain if he didn't have Palin, then you probably shouldn't vote him in at all. McCain is only a formidable character because he has Palin
And, Britian should do something about Prince Charles and the murderers that live in the palace. Why don't you spend your energy there?QUOTE
- Obama is a formidable character on his own. I know which guy i would rather vote for.
As with the Obama camp, polls aren't important unless he's the one winning. Poo-poo them otherwise. Tokis, you are just spewing out what the British liberal press has to say, who listen to the Huffington-type socialists here. You know little to nothing about real politics here. Oh, I forgot..............Britian is socialist. Never mind. 
BTW, I don't give a flip about what you and your cronies have to say about OUR elections. That's like a grasshopper trying to tell ants how to build their nests. Grasshoppers don't have to live there.
Americans living abroad care what foreigners think. There are 6 millions of us.
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 10 2008, 04:01 PM)
Tokis, you are making yourself sound totally biased and ignorant. You are just a walking advertisement of why Obama shouldn't be elected, when uninformed sycophants such as yourself try to make a case for this man. If he is so great, he doesn't need your attacks upon the opposition, does he? Your youth and ignorance is showing here.
And you're a walking advertisement for why Palin and McCain shouldn't be elected
. Anyways, do you even know what a sycophant actually is? Its a servile self-seeker who attempts to win favor by flattering influential people- I am not trying to win favor from Obama and i do not know him and nor am i self-serving (if you haven't noticed already most of my views are based on helping people on the whole etc). You call me ignorant but you can't even come up with an insult that actually applies to me lol!
Your attempts to insult me are seriously shallow/lame, next time why don't you think a bit more before you type, ne?
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 10 2008, 04:01 PM)
And, Britian should do something about Prince Charles and the murderers that live in the palace. Why don't you spend your energy there?
As with the Obama camp, polls aren't important unless he's the one winning. Poo-poo them otherwise. Tokis, you are just spewing out what the British liberal press has to say, who listen to the Huffington-type socialists here. You know little to nothing about real politics here. Oh, I forgot..............Britian is socialist. Never mind.
As with the Obama camp, polls aren't important unless he's the one winning. Poo-poo them otherwise. Tokis, you are just spewing out what the British liberal press has to say, who listen to the Huffington-type socialists here. You know little to nothing about real politics here. Oh, I forgot..............Britian is socialist. Never mind.
Um, what are you on about here? Trying to go off-topic because you can't handle direct debate- what the heck does this have anything to do with the elections??
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 10 2008, 04:01 PM)
BTW, I don't give a flip about what you and your cronies have to say about OUR elections. That's like a grasshopper trying to tell ants how to build their nests. Grasshoppers don't have to live there.
Um, have you actually read the fable of The Grasshopper and the Ants? Seems like you're trying to (unsuccessfully) appear more cultured, but your comparison to the fable is not actually relevant to the core of its story at all.
Anyways. Its depressingly obvious that you're only acting this way towards me because i'm not a supporter of your political thought- i'm sure if i happened to agree with you, you wouldn't be spouting any of this ridiculous "I don't care about what the British have to say" bile. Your opinion doesn't represent America and there are plenty of Americans i know who agree with me so to be honest i couldn't care less about the value you place on my opinions when you act like this.
America is not an isolated island independent of foreign help, its success has been built on trade and foreign relations- people like you who don't care about the world outside of America are the ones pulling it back and hampering its prosperity. Unfortunately we Brits have to suffer the consequences of economy and help you win your wars- our opinion is valued in your country and so it should be considering how much help we've given your country, we helped found America in the first place and a lot of White Americans are descended from Scots, Irish and Brits.
The majority of people in Kenya, Canada, Italy, France, Germany, Nigeria, Australia and the UK are all pro-Obama- do you see their governments/countries as "Anti-American" as well because they don't agree with your personal views?
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Sep 10 2008, 06:21 PM)
Americans living abroad care what foreigners think. There are 6 millions of us.
Thank god there are people like you, its people like you who give us hope that America can be changed and helped for the better
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QUOTE (Tokis-phoenix @ Sep 10 2008, 10:16 PM)
And you're a walking advertisement for why Palin and McCain shouldn't be elected .
My little British twit, I can see you haven't read any of the posts that I've put on here about this issue. .QUOTE
Anyways, do you even know what a sycophant actually is? Its a servile self-seeker who attempts to win favor by flattering influential people- I am not trying to win favor from Obama and i do not know him and nor am i self-serving (if you haven't noticed already most of my views are based on helping people on the whole etc). You call me ignorant but you can't even come up with an insult that actually applies to me lol!
On the other hand, it describes you exactly. Did you have to look it up before you knew what it meant?QUOTE
Your attempts to insult me are seriously shallow/lame, next time why don't you think a bit more before you type, ne?
You don't seem to be able to think beyond what you read on the BBC.QUOTE
Um, what are you on about here? Trying to go off-topic because you can't handle direct debate- what the heck does this have anything to do with the elections??
Care to clarify just whatdehell YOU are talking about here?QUOTE
Um, have you actually read the fable of The Grasshopper and the Ants? Seems like you're trying to (unsuccessfully) appear more cultured, but your comparison to the fable is not actually relevant to the core of its story at all.
Um, well, actually I have. Is that so unusual that you have to ask? Perhaps to you, it is. What makes one cultured? Being a 23y/o Brit that has modeled, and is hot, chatted up, and has been proposed to? How funny. Would you like to compare stats? I wouldn't recommend it. You'd lose..........QUOTE
Anyways. Its depressingly obvious that you're only acting this way towards me because i'm not a supporter of your political thought- i'm sure if i happened to agree with you, you wouldn't be spouting any of this ridiculous "I don't care about what the British have to say" bile. Your opinion doesn't represent America and there are plenty of Americans i know who agree with me so to be honest i couldn't care less about the value you place on my opinions when you act like this.
I know many more that don't, so what has that got to do with the price of beans in China? QUOTE
........our opinion is valued in your country and so it should be considering how much help we've given your country, we helped found America in the first place and a lot of White Americans are descended from Scots, Irish and Brits.
And, what has this to do with the elections? Um?QUOTE
The majority of people in Kenya, Canada, Italy, France, Germany, Nigeria, Australia and the UK are all pro-Obama- do you see their governments/countries as "Anti-American" as well because they don't agree with your personal views?
Have you polled all these countries personally, Tokis? Are is this just another statement off the top of your head?
Tokis, you are the last one to criticize anyone for not addressing points in a debate. Silly naive girl.
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 11 2008, 07:11 AM)
My little British twit, I can see you haven't read any of the posts that I've put on here about this issue.
Of course i have- your posts go along the lines of "We're going to win the election because we were 1% in the lead today!"
. I merely posted on this thread to post an update on the polls. QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 11 2008, 07:11 AM)
On the other hand, it describes you exactly. Did you have to look it up before you knew what it meant?
You don't seem to be able to think beyond what you read on the BBC.
You don't seem to be able to think beyond what you read on the BBC.
No i didn't have to look it up and btw the way the definition of it still doesn't apply to me- perhaps you should try looking it up as you don't seem to know what it accurately means yourself (because you fail to use the term in the right/most accurate/appropriate context).
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 11 2008, 07:11 AM)
Care to clarify just whatdehell YOU are talking about here?
You essentially said i had no place expressing my opinions on the elections- i made a point that i do. Can you not understand this basic point or do i have to clarify this into infantile term for you to understand?
Anyways, you still haven't asked my initial question. Are you capable of doing this?
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 11 2008, 07:11 AM)
Um, well, actually I have. Is that so unusual that you have to ask? Perhaps to you, it is. What makes one cultured? Being a 23y/o Brit that has modeled, and is hot, chatted up, and has been proposed to? How funny. Would you like to compare stats? I wouldn't recommend it. You'd lose..........
Well then if you have read the fable about the grasshopper and the ant then you will realize that it is a story about the importance of working so you have the means to survive the hard times. Now you tell me, how is this a relevant reason for me not to express my opinions on your countries elections (because this is the context in which you used it in)?
Secondly, the info you quoted about me i never used to make a point that i was cultured with so its ridiculous that you are arguing against such things like i have. Ah, another meaningless misguided primitive attempt at insulting by Solonav.
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 11 2008, 07:11 AM)
I know many more that don't, so what has that got to do with the price of beans in China?
I was merely making a point that i know many that share my opinions.
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 11 2008, 07:11 AM)
And, what has this to do with the elections? Um?
I was merely making a point that i have decent grounds to express my opinion about your elections.
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 11 2008, 07:11 AM)
Have you polled all these countries personally, Tokis? Are is this just another statement off the top of your head?
Dude do you have a short term memory or something? You just posted on the thread today concerning the poll results! The results come from a world wide poll;
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7606100.stm
Geez....
QUOTE (TheAvenger @ Sep 11 2008, 07:30 AM)
Tokis, you are the last one to criticize anyone for not addressing points in a debate. Silly naive girl.
What points have i not addressed in this debate that were directed towards me that are relevant to the subject of this thread? Why don't you address the points i made on your Oil thread hypocrite?
QUOTE (Tokis-phoenix @ Sep 11 2008, 01:04 AM)
Of course i have- your posts go along the lines of "We're going to win the election because we were 1% in the lead today!" . I merely posted on this thread to post an update on the polls.
No so. I know now that you haven't read them. . I merely posted on this thread to post an update on the polls.QUOTE
No i didn't have to look it up and btw the way the definition of it still doesn't apply to me- perhaps you should try looking it up as you don't seem to know what it accurately means yourself (because you fail to use the term in the right/most accurate/appropriate context).
Then, my dear, you have read few political articles in your young past, or you would know this is a common term. You are quite literal, aren't you? I don't believe that you didn't look it up because you are going to the "literal" meaning of that word, and have had NO experience with reading or using it in the past.QUOTE
You essentially said i had no place expressing my opinions on the elections- i made a point that i do. Can you not understand this basic point or do i have to clarify this into infantile term for you to understand?
No, that's that what that post was about. Reread it.QUOTE
Anyways, you still haven't asked my initial question. Are you capable of doing this?
Which one???????QUOTE
Well then if you have read the fable about the grasshopper and the ant then you will realize that it is a story about the importance of working so you have the means to survive the hard times. Now you tell me, how is this a relevant reason for me not to express my opinions on your countries elections (because this is the context in which you used it in)?
Oh my Lord. Look up allegory. Sophisticated, you definitely are not!QUOTE
Secondly, the info you quoted about me i never used to make a point that i was cultured with so its ridiculous that you are arguing against such things like i have. Ah, another meaningless misguided primitive attempt at insulting by Solonav.
No, you used it to prove that point to another person. 
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I was merely making a point that i know many that share my opinions.
In your words, lame.QUOTE
I was merely making a point that i have decent grounds to express my opinion about your elections.
Another lame excuse. The mark of a seasoned debater is to be able to admit when one has made a mistake rather than make lame, weak comebacks.QUOTE
Dude do you have a short term memory or something? You just posted on the thread today concerning the poll results! The results come from a world wide poll;
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7606100.stm
Well, dude. I guess you have me on that one. I had thought the poll was for Brits only. BTW, have I called you anti-American? Don't think so.http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7606100.stm
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Geez....
Ditto.
I have just sent you a pm
Depending on how you reply to my pm depends on how i will react to your most recent post here. So just letting you know i have seen this post and are merely waiting an answer now to the pm to decide my next course of conduct concerning you here and on the forum on the whole.
Edit: I just got your reply and its cool we have come to an agreement. Lets ignore what went on before between us now and concentrate on the more positive future
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Depending on how you reply to my pm depends on how i will react to your most recent post here. So just letting you know i have seen this post and are merely waiting an answer now to the pm to decide my next course of conduct concerning you here and on the forum on the whole.
Edit: I just got your reply and its cool we have come to an agreement. Lets ignore what went on before between us now and concentrate on the more positive future
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QUOTE (Tokis-phoenix @ Sep 10 2008, 06:09 AM)
Face it- without Palin, McBush would be toast.
No such person Dear. Are you on drugs?
QUOTE (Tokis-phoenix @ Sep 11 2008, 01:17 AM)
Thank god there are people like you, its people like you who give us hope that America can be changed and helped for the better .
.Dear, my suggestion to you is that you never move to the US. We already have more than our share of pretty faces, who have little grey matter to go along with it.
QUOTE (John L @ Sep 13 2008, 01:37 AM)
No such person Dear. Are you on drugs?
Oh so its merely coincidence then that support for McCain has gone up a great deal since him choosing Palin
? And btw John can you stop trying to offer me drugs, i don't do them.
QUOTE (John L @ Sep 13 2008, 01:49 AM)
Dear, my suggestion to you is that you never move to the US. We already have more than our share of pretty faces, who have little grey matter to go along with it.
Why would i want to live in the US? Your economy is failing, house prices are going mental, currency is weak and weakening, crime is high, extreme weather events hitting it frequently etc.
Trust me, America is a fine country but its not a place i would prefer to live in right now- not at least until your new president (whoever that may be) sorts out some of the countries many serious problems (if they achieve this at all).
QUOTE (Tokis-phoenix @ Sep 13 2008, 12:09 AM)
Oh so its merely coincidence then that support for McCain has gone up a great deal since him choosing Palin ?
And btw John can you stop trying to offer me drugs, i don't do them.
Why would i want to live in the US? Your economy is failing, house prices are going mental, currency is weak and weakening, crime is high, extreme weather events hitting it frequently etc.
Trust me, America is a fine country but its not a place i would prefer to live in right now- not at least until your new president (whoever that may be) sorts out some of the countries many serious problems (if they achieve this at all).
? And btw John can you stop trying to offer me drugs, i don't do them.
Why would i want to live in the US? Your economy is failing, house prices are going mental, currency is weak and weakening, crime is high, extreme weather events hitting it frequently etc.
Trust me, America is a fine country but its not a place i would prefer to live in right now- not at least until your new president (whoever that may be) sorts out some of the countries many serious problems (if they achieve this at all).
This from someone whose royal family used an innocent 19y/o girl for a brood mare without any shame and which act has apparently now been accepted by the majority, and are highly suspected in her murder, and from someone who has thousands of people fleeing her country each year because of the many Muslims that are taking over their country, where crime is high, morals are low, and your economy isn't too hot, either. Also, see here.
Looks like the U.S. dollar is better than (cough with hand over mouth) Euros or pounds.
If you really want to have the truth, not many people outside of Britian have a very high opinion of that country at this time.......and mainly because of the first thing I mentioned.
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 13 2008, 08:08 AM)
This from someone whose royal family used an innocent 19y/o girl for a brood mare without any shame and which act has apparently now been accepted by the majority, and are highly suspected in her murder
What are you on about?? Princess Diana? The largest (and most likely last/final) inquiry into her death, the jury concluded that "Diana and Mr Al Fayed were the victims of "gross negligence" by driver Henri Paul and the paparazzi" ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7349059.stm ). Even Mohamed Al Fayed has accepted this ("After the verdicts Mr Al Fayed said in a statement: "For 10 years I have endured two police investigations. The French and the Scotland Yard inquiries were wrong. These inquests prove it. They said it was an accident and their findings are now dismissed".").
Its a case closed- the whole Diana conspiracy thing has no more substance to it than the 9/11 conspiracies.
QUOTE (SoloNav @ Sep 13 2008, 08:08 AM)
and from someone who has thousands of people fleeing her country each year because of the many Muslims that are taking over their country, where crime is high, morals are low, and your economy isn't too hot, either. Also, see here.
Looks like the U.S. dollar is better than (cough with hand over mouth) Euros or pounds.
If you really want to have the truth, not many people outside of Britian have a very high opinion of that country at this time.......and mainly because of the first thing I mentioned.
Looks like the U.S. dollar is better than (cough with hand over mouth) Euros or pounds.
If you really want to have the truth, not many people outside of Britian have a very high opinion of that country at this time.......and mainly because of the first thing I mentioned.
I haven't at any point made out that my country is better than yours, and yes i am fully aware of the problems my country is facing and i don't attempt to deny these things or ignore these things- I am not happy with the way my country is. (That doesn't mean i would prefer to live in America though) However, what i said about your country still applies and you should accept these facts. You can point out as many problems as you want with my country as you like, it won't effect me as already know my country has issues and i hold my own political beliefs (which are also shared by many) about my country. Face it- these are not the best times America nor England have faced.
Back on topic
Election 2008 Latest Polls
Sunday, September 14
Race Poll Results Spread
National Gallup Tracking McCain 47, Obama 45 McCain +2
National Rasmussen Tracking McCain 50, Obama 47 McCain +3
National Hotline/FD Tracking McCain 43, Obama 45 Obama +2
After all the scandal mongering by liberals, McCain is still in the lead.
Election 2008 Latest Polls
Sunday, September 14
Race Poll Results Spread
National Gallup Tracking McCain 47, Obama 45 McCain +2
National Rasmussen Tracking McCain 50, Obama 47 McCain +3
National Hotline/FD Tracking McCain 43, Obama 45 Obama +2
After all the scandal mongering by liberals, McCain is still in the lead.
McCain/Palin ticket ahead of Obama/Biden. See here.
RealClearPolitics Electoral Count
McCain/Palin 227
Toss Up 104
Obama/Biden 207
Solid McCain (172)
AK (3) AL (9)
AR (6) AZ (10)
GA (15) ID (4)
KS (6) KY (8)
LA (9) MS (6)
NC (15) NE (5)
OK (7) SC (8)
SD (3) TN (11)
TX (34) UT (5)
WV (5) WY (3)
Leaning McCain (55)
FL (27) IN (11)
MO (11) MT (3)
ND (3)
Toss Up (104)
CO (9) MI (17)
MN (10) NH (4)
NM (5) NV (5)
OH (20) PA (21)
VA (13)
Leaning Obama (50)
IA (7) NJ (15)
OR (7) WA (11)
WI (10)
Solid Obama (157)
CA (55) CT (7)
DC (3) DE (3)
HI (4) IL (21)
MA (12) MD (10)
ME (4) NY (31)
RI (4) VT (3)[font="Book Antiqua"][/font]
RealClearPolitics Electoral Count
McCain/Palin 227
Toss Up 104
Obama/Biden 207
Solid McCain (172)
AK (3) AL (9)
AR (6) AZ (10)
GA (15) ID (4)
KS (6) KY (8)
LA (9) MS (6)
NC (15) NE (5)
OK (7) SC (8)
SD (3) TN (11)
TX (34) UT (5)
WV (5) WY (3)
Leaning McCain (55)
FL (27) IN (11)
MO (11) MT (3)
ND (3)
Toss Up (104)
CO (9) MI (17)
MN (10) NH (4)
NM (5) NV (5)
OH (20) PA (21)
VA (13)
Leaning Obama (50)
IA (7) NJ (15)
OR (7) WA (11)
WI (10)
Solid Obama (157)
CA (55) CT (7)
DC (3) DE (3)
HI (4) IL (21)
MA (12) MD (10)
ME (4) NY (31)
RI (4) VT (3)[font="Book Antiqua"][/font]
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