Who would make the best pres? - Page 2

bkkcoh · 09-08-2000, 10:19 AM

Who do you think would be the best choice for President of the US?

Granted, I don't think anyone would agree that either of the choices we have would be the best choice out there? And try to state a reason as to why you would think he/she would be the one.

For those of you who like Gore check this link out:
[url="http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2000/9/7/223905"]http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2000/9/7/223905[/url]

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ck_IN · 09-08-2000, 11:56 AM

If the candidate doesn't make an issue about where he grows up then it doesn't matter Clint. Gore's 'I'm a Tenn farm boy' when in fact he's nothing of the sort is what makes it matter. It's a bald faced lie and proof to me of what Gore is all about.

Donkey Drew · 09-08-2000, 12:02 PM

Forget about where they grow up and what they claim to be: I can just see Helmut Kohl and the the Summit of 7 guys tricking Bush out of Oregon or something as a prank. If Bush were one of your headlights, you'd be going to the parts store about now. He's got that same intellectual spark in his eyes that my wife's inbred cat has. That's my issue.

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Idaho Chief · 09-08-2000, 12:24 PM

Who would be my first choice for Pres?
Alan Keyes.
1)Very high moral standard.

2)Extremely intelligent and articulate.

3) Strong Conservative beliefs.

4) Was an Ambassador, he is very strong on foreign policy.

Don’t tell Robert on the other BB who I picked. He is convinced that I am a racist.

I WILL vote for Bush over Gore any day. Why? I don’t believe in one single policy (that I can think of) that Gore supports. We are diametrically opposed in our political views. So even if he wasn’t a slimy fool headed liar I wouldn’t vote for him.

Donkey,
Dumb? Stupid? Which candidate was it that:
-Said he invented the internet? (is he so stupid that he thinks people don’t know differently or so arrogant that he thinks were too stupid to know any better?)
-Said that he and his wife were the inspiration for the movie Love Story.
-Didn’t know that the large bag of money that he picked up from the Buddhist Temple wasn’t for the campaign?

Just a few examples…

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NaptownChief · 09-08-2000, 12:34 PM

Best choice for Pres? Any republican that will cut my taxes so I can quit buying all those brown bagged 40's for all those Raider fans that are drawing monthly wellfare checks.

Donkey Drew · 09-08-2000, 12:34 PM

Gore is guilty of poor judgement. However, he doesn't have that same glazed look as the banjo player in Deliverance like Bush. Bush ain't a bright man, and it wouldn't be prudent at this juNKture to vote for him. Na' gonna do it. Naaa' gonna do it.

ck_IN · 09-08-2000, 12:38 PM

Drew, Bush isn't stupid. You don't rise to the point in life that he has risen, regardless of your parentage, without some level of intelligence. He may not be Einstein but he's not Howdy Doody either. Your comments that he is simply imply your own lack of gray matter.

Gore is not guilty of poor judgement. He is guilty of unabashed arrogant bald faced lying. Much like his finger wagging boss.

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Luzap · 09-08-2000, 12:47 PM

Donkey Drew,

Why is it that all of the Gore Supporters (oh, excuse me... the "well Gore's not as bad as Bush" people) don't talk at all about policy, philosophy, or the future direction of our country? What is Al Gore's vision for our future? Do you even know?

Why is it that this group of people (more than any other) throws relentless insults based in nothing? Calling someone stupid, or a coke head, or Ivy League pampered without any evidence or basis in reality is at best irresponcible.

Why do you do it? Do you really not care about the future of out country? Do you feel so left out of things that you truly feel that you have no control? I would really like to understand this "let's trash the person because it's the cool thing to do" mentality.

So please enlighten me.

Luz
McCain is a fraud and Keyes was the best man...

Donkey Drew · 09-08-2000, 12:48 PM

Okay, Ck_IN, whatever you say. I just hope if he wins he's surrounded by good people. I wouldn't want that simpleton making national welfare decisions on his own. It wasn't so long ago that he couldn't answer the question-- who were the combatants in World War I. And this guy might be President? Scary if you ask me.

NaptownChief · 09-08-2000, 12:50 PM

ck_IN, right on brother...Donkey has been breathing too much of that liberal air up near Boulder.

NaptownChief · 09-08-2000, 12:53 PM

Donkey...Why are you so concerned about welfare decision? Is it you Donk fans that have been rapping me of my tax dollars instead of those rotten Raiders?

Donkey Drew · 09-08-2000, 12:54 PM

LUZAP:

Probably cuz people like you are so cute fired up like that. Besides, don't give any policy squat-- the GOP has spent the last eight years stalling so they don't have to talk policy. They'd rather talk about cuban cigars and third hand allegations. The reason is that they're sunk once the two major party platforms face off against one another. The Democrats are in touch with the Country while the GOP is in touch with each other. I'm sure your policy minded GOP is digging hard for another scandal as we speak. After all, they gotta do something quick because it looks like they're on the verge of blowing yet another sure thing.

NaptownChief · 09-08-2000, 01:00 PM

Donkey,

They have to stall on policy cause every fuggin bill they pass gets vetoed by that slimy herpes infested, impeached, dirt bag currently in the oval office.

Donkey Drew · 09-08-2000, 01:01 PM

Jj80:

Distinguish between welfare and decisions of national welfare. That's what I'm getting at-- do we want a simpleton calling the shots at nut cutting time? I think not.

NaptownChief · 09-08-2000, 01:06 PM

The reality is that very few bills and policies every get put in place by the sitting president. Congress does 99.9% of the substance, the sitting Pres just has the option to stop it with a veto...

Luzap · 09-08-2000, 01:07 PM

Donkey Drew,

You're doing a good job of proving me right. No one has questioned your ability to hurl insults.

I AM questioning your knowledge of this campaign. Do you have any idea what Gore's vision for America is? What specific policy is it that Bush supports and Gore opposes that you want to discuss?

You either understand the issues and feel strongly about one side or the other, or you're acting like the class clown that doesn't understand the lesson so he disrupts everybody else instead.

So if you can figure out how to communicate your objections to Bush based on something other than what you heard other people saying, I would be interested to listen.

Luz
thinking for yourself will give you a wonderful sense of freedom...

09-08-2000, 11:56 AM	#16
ck_IN Feels so good. Join Date: Aug 2000 Casino cash: $10004900	If the candidate doesn't make an issue about where he grows up then it doesn't matter Clint. Gore's 'I'm a Tenn farm boy' when in fact he's nothing of the sort is what makes it matter. It's a bald faced lie and proof to me of what Gore is all about.
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09-08-2000, 12:02 PM	#17
Donkey Drew Starter Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Denver, CO USA Casino cash: $10004900	Forget about where they grow up and what they claim to be: I can just see Helmut Kohl and the the Summit of 7 guys tricking Bush out of Oregon or something as a prank. If Bush were one of your headlights, you'd be going to the parts store about now. He's got that same intellectual spark in his eyes that my wife's inbred cat has. That's my issue. [This message has been edited by Donkey Drew (edited 09-08-2000).]
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09-08-2000, 12:24 PM	#18
Idaho Chief Starter Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Boise Idaho USA Casino cash: $10004900	Who would be my first choice for Pres? Alan Keyes. 1)Very high moral standard. 2)Extremely intelligent and articulate. 3) Strong Conservative beliefs. 4) Was an Ambassador, he is very strong on foreign policy. Don’t tell Robert on the other BB who I picked. He is convinced that I am a racist. I WILL vote for Bush over Gore any day. Why? I don’t believe in one single policy (that I can think of) that Gore supports. We are diametrically opposed in our political views. So even if he wasn’t a slimy fool headed liar I wouldn’t vote for him. Donkey, Dumb? Stupid? Which candidate was it that: -Said he invented the internet? (is he so stupid that he thinks people don’t know differently or so arrogant that he thinks were too stupid to know any better?) -Said that he and his wife were the inspiration for the movie Love Story. -Didn’t know that the large bag of money that he picked up from the Buddhist Temple wasn’t for the campaign? Just a few examples… ------------------ GO CHIEFS!!!!
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09-08-2000, 12:34 PM	#19
NaptownChief Football Pimp Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Indianapolis,IN Casino cash: $9974900	Best choice for Pres? Any republican that will cut my taxes so I can quit buying all those brown bagged 40's for all those Raider fans that are drawing monthly wellfare checks.
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09-08-2000, 12:34 PM	#20
Donkey Drew Starter Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Denver, CO USA Casino cash: $10004900	Gore is guilty of poor judgement. However, he doesn't have that same glazed look as the banjo player in Deliverance like Bush. Bush ain't a bright man, and it wouldn't be prudent at this juNKture to vote for him. Na' gonna do it. Naaa' gonna do it.
Posts: 416

09-08-2000, 10:19 AM
bkkcoh MVP Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Lewis Center, Ohio USA Casino cash: $9805595	Who do you think would be the best choice for President of the US? Granted, I don't think anyone would agree that either of the choices we have would be the best choice out there? And try to state a reason as to why you would think he/she would be the one. For those of you who like Gore check this link out: [url="http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2000/9/7/223905"]http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2000/9/7/223905[/url] ------------------ bk [This message has been edited by bkkcoh (edited 09-08-2000).]
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09-08-2000, 12:38 PM	#21
ck_IN Feels so good. Join Date: Aug 2000 Casino cash: $10004900	Drew, Bush isn't stupid. You don't rise to the point in life that he has risen, regardless of your parentage, without some level of intelligence. He may not be Einstein but he's not Howdy Doody either. Your comments that he is simply imply your own lack of gray matter. Gore is not guilty of poor judgement. He is guilty of unabashed arrogant bald faced lying. Much like his finger wagging boss. [This message has been edited by ck_IN (edited 09-08-2000).]
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09-08-2000, 12:47 PM	#22
Luzap 9.89 Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Dallas, TX Casino cash: $10004900	Donkey Drew, Why is it that all of the Gore Supporters (oh, excuse me... the "well Gore's not as bad as Bush" people) don't talk at all about policy, philosophy, or the future direction of our country? What is Al Gore's vision for our future? Do you even know? Why is it that this group of people (more than any other) throws relentless insults based in nothing? Calling someone stupid, or a coke head, or Ivy League pampered without any evidence or basis in reality is at best irresponcible. Why do you do it? Do you really not care about the future of out country? Do you feel so left out of things that you truly feel that you have no control? I would really like to understand this "let's trash the person because it's the cool thing to do" mentality. So please enlighten me. Luz McCain is a fraud and Keyes was the best man...
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09-08-2000, 12:48 PM	#23
Donkey Drew Starter Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Denver, CO USA Casino cash: $10004900	Okay, Ck_IN, whatever you say. I just hope if he wins he's surrounded by good people. I wouldn't want that simpleton making national welfare decisions on his own. It wasn't so long ago that he couldn't answer the question-- who were the combatants in World War I. And this guy might be President? Scary if you ask me.
Posts: 416

09-08-2000, 12:50 PM	#24
NaptownChief Football Pimp Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Indianapolis,IN Casino cash: $9974900	ck_IN, right on brother...Donkey has been breathing too much of that liberal air up near Boulder.
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09-08-2000, 12:53 PM	#25
NaptownChief Football Pimp Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Indianapolis,IN Casino cash: $9974900	Donkey...Why are you so concerned about welfare decision? Is it you Donk fans that have been rapping me of my tax dollars instead of those rotten Raiders?
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09-08-2000, 12:54 PM	#26
Donkey Drew Starter Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Denver, CO USA Casino cash: $10004900	LUZAP: Probably cuz people like you are so cute fired up like that. Besides, don't give any policy squat-- the GOP has spent the last eight years stalling so they don't have to talk policy. They'd rather talk about cuban cigars and third hand allegations. The reason is that they're sunk once the two major party platforms face off against one another. The Democrats are in touch with the Country while the GOP is in touch with each other. I'm sure your policy minded GOP is digging hard for another scandal as we speak. After all, they gotta do something quick because it looks like they're on the verge of blowing yet another sure thing.
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09-08-2000, 01:00 PM	#27
NaptownChief Football Pimp Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Indianapolis,IN Casino cash: $9974900	Donkey, They have to stall on policy cause every fuggin bill they pass gets vetoed by that slimy herpes infested, impeached, dirt bag currently in the oval office.
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09-08-2000, 01:01 PM	#28
Donkey Drew Starter Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Denver, CO USA Casino cash: $10004900	Jj80: Distinguish between welfare and decisions of national welfare. That's what I'm getting at-- do we want a simpleton calling the shots at nut cutting time? I think not.
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09-08-2000, 01:06 PM	#29
NaptownChief Football Pimp Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Indianapolis,IN Casino cash: $9974900	The reality is that very few bills and policies every get put in place by the sitting president. Congress does 99.9% of the substance, the sitting Pres just has the option to stop it with a veto...
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09-08-2000, 01:07 PM	#30
Luzap 9.89 Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Dallas, TX Casino cash: $10004900	Donkey Drew, You're doing a good job of proving me right. No one has questioned your ability to hurl insults. I AM questioning your knowledge of this campaign. Do you have any idea what Gore's vision for America is? What specific policy is it that Bush supports and Gore opposes that you want to discuss? You either understand the issues and feel strongly about one side or the other, or you're acting like the class clown that doesn't understand the lesson so he disrupts everybody else instead. So if you can figure out how to communicate your objections to Bush based on something other than what you heard other people saying, I would be interested to listen. Luz thinking for yourself will give you a wonderful sense of freedom...
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