Bill Clinton lying about Obama? No wei!

[7960]

Originally Posted by Donkey®

And people are calling him a liar because of what? Oh, that's right...

because he lied.

[kombayn]

I really hope O'bama wins this nomination, because if I have to choose between Clinton or a republican who isn't Ron Paul. I'll have a hard time voting for Mrs. Clinton, but none of the republicans don't want to end this war, which they need to do.

[7960]

Originally Posted by kombayn

....none of the republicans don't want to end this war,....

remove the double negative and you get

all of the republicans do want to end this war.

is that what you meant?

[Thorgrim]

Originally Posted by kombayn

I really hope O'bama wins this nomination, because if I have to choose between Clinton or a republican who isn't Ron Paul. I'll have a hard time voting for Mrs. Clinton, but none of the republicans don't want to end this war, which they need to do.

It's Senator Clinton, not "Mrs."

If there's one thing I've learned from the internet, it's that "who would you vote for?" is the most useless question to ask

If you asked most people on the internet, it'd be Ron Paul, we all know how that turned out

If you asked most liberals on the net, it'd be John Edwards

If you asked most conservatives last week, it'd be Fred Thompson

Yes I know what you're thinking "Didn't those guys all get their asses kicked?"

That's exactly why it's a worthless question

[kombayn]

Originally Posted by 7960

remove the double negative and you get

all of the republicans do want to end this war.

is that what you meant?

The republicans besides Ron Paul DO NOT want to end the war in Iraq, they want to stay there and be "victorious". We may win the war in the end, but what it does to our economy is way more important. Because if our economy completely crashes, then would our foreign policies even matter after that? Probably not. We could win and praise our government officials after that, but if we have no more money, we end up really hurting ourselves in the end. We're slowly dropping out of being a super-power, we still need to make sure we're an economic-power and can be competitive in an international market.

[7960]

Originally Posted by kombayn

We're slowly dropping out of being a super-power,

no.

[motivez]

Originally Posted by 7960

no.

Really? You think we can keep up what we're doing now for another 50, 100 years with the economic rise of China, India, etc.. the falling dollar, higher energy prices and a shift away from the petrodollar, not to mention a weakening economy, and so forth?

[7960]

Originally Posted by motivez

Really? You think we can keep up what we're doing now for another 50, 100 years with the economic rise of China, India, etc.. the falling dollar, higher energy prices and a shift away from the petrodollar, not to mention a weakening economy, and so forth?

really.

I don't think china/india rising in economic or military strength diminishes the US. We're a world leader in alternative fuel research, we're a leader in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, computing, etc etc. The US economy has reinvented itself before from manufacturing to trade to service....there's no reason, if need be, it can't happen again.

[RMNIXON]

It's SENATOR CLINTON!



Don't be a sexist!