The McCain Thread

[Superman]

During my intense political scientific research and accurate acknowledgement I hereby saying that John Sidney McCain III 44th President of the United States of America. Here are my electoral votes results.

http://img525.imageshack.us/my.php?image=96718663jz9.jpg

As of August 30, 2008

That's funny, When I did that at USA Today all the states turned blue. Except for Alaska, I gave that one to McCain since he has Palin.

 

[Sexecutioner]

During my intense political scientific research and accurate acknowledgement I hereby saying that John Sidney McCain III 44th President of the United States of America. Here are my electoral votes results.

http://img525.imageshack.us/my.php?image=96718663jz9.jpg

As of August 30, 2008

I'd give Iowa to Obama. Also, Obama may win some southern states. By my count, if McCain loses Missouri, Tennessee, or Georgia, Obama wins. This election will likely come down to 1-2 states, again.

 

[SuBe]

I'd give Iowa to Obama. Also, Obama may win some southern states. By my count, if McCain loses Missouri, Tennessee, or Georgia, Obama wins. This election will likely come down to 1-2 states, again.

Does anyone know how many Presidential Elections where decided by 1% of the vote like the last two?

 

[hippie_hunter]

I'd give Iowa to Obama. Also, Obama may win some southern states. By my count, if McCain loses Missouri, Tennessee, or Georgia, Obama wins. This election will likely come down to 1-2 states, again.

Obama is not going to win Missouri, Tennessee, or Georgia. Obama winning those states is like McCain winning Washington, New Jersey, and Oregon. Hell will freeze over before any of that happens.

This election is going to go down to Virginia and Ohio. If McCain wins both of them, he'll win. If he loses one of them, he's going to lose unless he counters it with taking Pennsylvania or Michigan.

 

[Thinkton]

Okay, so you...clicked on a bunch of states to make them red in your fake election to make McCain win...your....fake election?

jag

Like I said "During my intense political scientific research and accurate acknowledgement"

That's funny, When I did that at USA Today all the states turned blue. Except for Alaska, I gave that one to McCain since he has Palin.



Superman

Your just being dumb.

 

[hippie_hunter]

Like I said "During my intense political scientific research and accurate acknowledgement"

You sound rather silly

Your just being dumb.

He's being funny if you ask me.

 

[Superman]

You sound rather silly




He's being funny if you ask me.

Thank you.t:

 

[jaguarr]

Like I said "During my intense political scientific research and accurate acknowledgement"

It would seem you and I have different working nominal definitions of "intense", "scientific", "research", "accurate" and "acknowledgment".

Cheers,
jag

 

[Superman]

Like I said "During my intense political scientific research and accurate acknowledgement"

What the hell does that mean?

You went to the USA Today site and clicked on a bunch of states to make them red, So what? It wasn't "intense", It wasn't "scientific" and it sure as hell wasn't "accurate". All it was was what YOU wanted it to be, A map that said McCain wins.

So what's your point?

 

[Mr Sparkle]

Am I still dead to you?

you're an apparition right now, go buy "automatic for the people" from R.E.M. (recorded by that "stipe guy") and you will be fully resurrected.

 

[jaguarr]

http://www.komodorock.com/latest-ne...n-jump-on-mccain-for-using-song-200809017225/

Van Halen Jump On McCain For Using Song Print E-mail
Monday, 01 September 2008

vanhalen-2007.jpgAccording to WENN, Van Halen have become the latest rockers to upset presidential candidate John McCain's campaign trail by insisting he stops using one of their songs at political rallies.

McCain used Van Halen's "Right Now" during a speech he made in Ohio on Friday and the band has been quick to point out that neither the senator nor his campaign bosses had the the OK to play it.

A spokesman for the group's management tells TMZ.com "Permission was not sought or granted, nor would it have been given. Van Halen are not political, they're just rock and roll."

Earlier this month Jackson Browne sued McCain's Republican Party for using his "Running On Empty" hit in a campaign ad for the Arizona Senator.

Browne's lawyer Lawrence Iser said, "In light of Jackson Browne's lifelong commitment to Democratic ideals and political candidates, the misappropriation of Jackson Browne's endorsement is entirely reprehensible."

jag

 

[Franklin Richards]

Couldn't the candidates just pay ASCAP or BMI and tell the artists to kiss their asses?

 

[Sexecutioner]

During my intense political scientific research and accurate acknowledgement I hereby saying that John Sidney McCain III 44th President of the United States of America. Here are my electoral votes results.

http://img525.imageshack.us/my.php?image=96718663jz9.jpg

As of August 30, 2008

It's weird and funny, and very unlikely, but according to that UsaToday tracker, all Obama would have to win is Florida and he automatically wins.

 

[Kelly]

Couldn't the candidates just pay ASCAP or BMI and tell the artists to kiss their asses?

I was thinking the same damn thing.....

Hell, schools do it, you would think campaigns could put out a few hundred dollars......it's not that much.......and they only need to do it for a year.....schools do it every year.

 

[Kelly]

Obama is not going to win Missouri, Tennessee, or Georgia. Obama winning those states is like McCain winning Washington, New Jersey, and Oregon. Hell will freeze over before any of that happens.

This election is going to go down to Virginia and Ohio. If McCain wins both of them, he'll win. If he loses one of them, he's going to lose unless he counters it with taking Pennsylvania or Michigan.

People need to watch the region in Ohio where McCain announced his running mate............that will tell you who will win the election.









and what the hell happened to the hype.....I have more junk at the bottom, and people asking to be my friend................... I don't want to be anyone's friend.........

 

[Marx]

People need to watch the region in Ohio where McCain announced his running mate............that will tell you who will win the election.






and what the hell happened to the hype.....I have more junk at the bottom, and people asking to be my friend................... I don't want to be anyone's friend.........

Upgrades. And I don't have anyone wanting to be my friend, so consider yourself fortunate! People like you!

 

[Kelly]

Upgrades. And I don't have anyone wanting to be my friend, so consider yourself fortunate! People like you!

Aaaaawwww Marx, I'll be your friend......

 

[Überlibran]

The more I learn about this so-called 'vetting' process, the more I call McCain's judgment into question. It sounds like he wanted Lieberman but the powers that be put a kibosh on it, and he didn't even really consider Palin until 4-5 days before the selection, and then didn't start the vetting process until the Thursday in which he picked her.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/02/us/politics/02vetting.html

 

[Marx]

McCain camp: Questions on Palin's party a 'smear'
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080902/ap_on_el_pr/cvn_palin_politics





(Is anyone else surprised that they would lay blame on the Obama campaign? I'm not. )

 

[jaguarr]

McCain camp: Questions on Palin's party a 'smear'
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080902/ap_on_el_pr/cvn_palin_politics





(Is anyone else surprised that they would lay blame on the Obama campaign? I'm not. )

Oh, good grief. They picked a dog with a ton of fleas and now they're blaming the neighbor for it.

jag

 

[Superman]

The more I learn about this so-called 'vetting' process, the more I call McCain's judgment into question. It sounds like he wanted Lieberman but the powers that be put a kibosh on it, and he didn't even really consider Palin until 4-5 days before the selection, and then didn't start the vetting process until the Thursday in which he picked her.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/02/us/politics/02vetting.html

Hell, He only met the woman ONE time before he picked her to be his VP.

That must of been one hell of a meeting.

 

[Superman]

Van Halen Jump On McCain For Using Song Print E-mail
Monday, 01 September 2008

vanhalen-2007.jpgAccording to WENN, Van Halen have become the latest rockers to upset presidential candidate John McCain's campaign trail by insisting he stops using one of their songs at political rallies.

McCain used Van Halen's "Right Now" during a speech he made in Ohio on Friday and the band has been quick to point out that neither the senator nor his campaign bosses had the the OK to play it.

A spokesman for the group's management tells TMZ.com "Permission was not sought or granted, nor would it have been given. Van Halen are not political, they're just rock and roll."

Earlier this month Jackson Browne sued McCain's Republican Party for using his "Running On Empty" hit in a campaign ad for the Arizona Senator.

Browne's lawyer Lawrence Iser said, "In light of Jackson Browne's lifelong commitment to Democratic ideals and political candidates, the misappropriation of Jackson Browne's endorsement is entirely reprehensible."

jag

I knew I liked Van Halen for a reason.

 

[kainedamo]

McCain camp: Questions on Palin's party a 'smear'
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080902/ap_on_el_pr/cvn_palin_politics





(Is anyone else surprised that they would lay blame on the Obama campaign? I'm not. )

Ugh, that's pathetic.

Obama's campaign isn't touching it with a ten foot poll. The media is doing all the work for them.

 

[Marx]

Ugh, that's pathetic.

Obama's campaign isn't touching it with a ten foot poll. The media is doing all the work for them.

In the McCain playbook, it doesn't matter. It is still all Obama's fault.

 

[Hole Shot]

McCain camp: Questions on Palin's party a 'smear'
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080902/ap_on_el_pr/cvn_palin_politics





(Is anyone else surprised that they would lay blame on the Obama campaign? I'm not. )

You know this campaign as every presidential campaign was being billed as the no more politics as usual b.s but from Obama's citizenship and Paris Hilton to Palin's daughter and McCain's homes, this year's candidates and their "unaffiliated" attack dogs in the media are looking for more stupid crap to throw at eachother than ever.