germantech
4/16/2008 9:43:58 AM
to funny
thanks for the morning laughs
acollicott
4/16/2008 10:24:29 AM
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ORIGINAL: Palindari™
lol This one has to be my favorite
kriptonik
4/16/2008 10:33:37 AM
I love the Hillary and Obama one!
Palindari™
4/16/2008 11:11:05 AM
yeah the "Bros before hoes" is my fave
cbg
4/16/2008 10:59:40 PM
The "Republican...because not everyone can be on welfare" one is the most true of present day America, but "Who gives a sh*t 08" is the best. Its true, I am only 22 but extremely politically active and into politics and government. Obama and Clinton = socialist = Anti-American = going to *continue* America's plummet from the world's power, but McCain = faux conservative = big gov't, big spending, pro-immigration (illegal...), but not QUITE socialist, although close. The only difference between McCain and the dynamic duo is the dems want government sponsored, paid for (= taxes $$$$), and guaranteed health care, and McCains stance on Iraq (an inherently f*cked up situation no matter what). Basically we are f*cked. I am going to need to post some libertarian party links in the OT section soon, get you guys on board with the Fair Tax (fairtax.org).
Palindari™
4/17/2008 8:38:20 AM
Hmmmm...
Agreed - Iraq is a clusterf*ck no matter what angle and never should have been pursued.
Only if McCain were younger - or if he chooses Colin Powell as his running mate - I think he'd have a good chance winning. But Obama has alot going for him and I have to admit he's showing a somewhat cooler resolve than Clinton when it comes to attacks. That's a good leadership trait. McCain gets old man fiesty at times I don't think he has what it takes to be President.
Clinton's a joke, nuff' said.
cbg
4/17/2008 11:07:12 AM
As much as it pains me, I am sure Obama will win. He is more charismatic than Bill Clinton, a difficult feat. I think the democrat situation is funny, Hillary is the "official" nominee it seems, as she has put in her time and the party higher ups back her. Obama is hard to ignore due to the large turnout he gets. McCain would not be a great Pres, but neither is Bush. He will be much better than Obama, will not bankrupt our country even more and raise taxes.
Palindari™
4/17/2008 12:29:12 PM
honestly I don't believe Obama will be a spend thrift like most Dems - especially Hillary. He seems to have a better grasp of how things need to balance (and that's key to the economy) than tip in any favor.
Unfortunately we have to drive down our deficit that the Bush admin has gotten us into - war is never profitable to those that fight it. Also unfortunately, we will have to pay for it - "we" as in us taxpayers.
The only thing I can predict is that any administration that does enter - fuel prices will drop dramatically.
Noticed gas is at an all time high and not one Congressional member is demanding an explanation??
Trey25
4/19/2008 6:59:06 AM
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Noticed gas is at an all time high and not one Congressional member is demanding an explanation??
http://editorial.autos.msn.com/article.aspx?cp-documentid=473819&topart=luxury I thought this was an interesting article. If only the price of diesel could be equal or less to gas or if the feds had incentive programs for diesel cars. Maybe then audi's tdi cars would be more attractive to US buyers.
