Posted on 08/04/2004 6:13:51 PM PDT by tame
It's official! Yahoo!
This isn't The Exorcist OK, and quit insulting my intelligence with that dribble. We either have principles, or we do not.
You go on and justify acting in a manner that you consider unprincipled in others however you want to justify it, but all you have done is act exactly the same as the person that you're calling "evil"...which makes you equally evil.
Old adages have survived the test of time for a reason, that reason usually being that they are right.
Two wrongs do not make a right.
There's no reason to think he won't; he doesn't have hissy fits and do things like.....oh, stay in the primaries way after it's obvious he can't win. Stuff like that.
Don't get carried away now.
Sure it is,yeah,riiiiiiiiiiiiight,un hunh;ONLY IN YOUR DREAMS.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Man am I looking foward to this debate!
I'm serious!
LOL! I had no idea. Really? :)
"When's the last time he had a real job, I wonder?"
He was on MSNBC for half a year in 2002, and has been doing speaking engagements at $15000 a pop since then.
Go get him, Alan!!!!
Forthwith.
LOL. Or make costume jewelry out of them.
I think Keyes could get the white Conservative vote which might be found in rural Illinois, he could get the black Conservative vote --- many blacks are not pro-abortion. Keyes is an American black and Obama is not. Obama is American on his mother's side which was white so I don't see how the black vote automatically goes to Obama.
Agreed!
Unfortunately, you are right. The People's Republic of Chicagoland will prevent Keyes from winning. If we took out Chicago, he'd probably win in a landslide. But it would be nice to see the media's favorite son Obama (which sounds waaaaay too much like Osama) defeated.
"Keyes doesn't have a chance against Obama."
Keyes doesn't stand a chance against a man who says marijuana use is understandable? I disagree.
I'm not so sure there will be debates. I don't see what incentive Obama would have to accept a debate challenge, given his likely huge lead, and given Keyes's formidable debating reputation.
Obama might agree to a couple of very tightly formatted debates, with no direct candidate-to-candidate exchanges -- close to alternating press conferences, really -- just enough so that charges of ducking debates won't stick.
My early prediction: Obama 62, Keyes 38. Which, come to think of it, would be Keyes's best showing ever, wouldn't it?
Vote for God! :)
Can he hold his own in a debate with Keyes? I've never heard Obama speak. What would happen if Keyes rips him apart in a debate?
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