Former Gen. Colin Powell endorsed Barack Obama today, calling him a “transformational figure.” Powell also called Sarah Palin “unqualified” and criticized McCain’s campaign tactics.
Powell’s endorsement is important because, as an admired military man, he could influence the outcome in states with large numbers of veterans and military voters, notably Florida and North Carolina.
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Roger Rabbitspews:
Republican Senator Olympia Snowe today criticized McCain’s robocalls linking Obama to ’60s radical Bill Ayers.
A spokesman for Collins, who is McCain’s Maine co-chair, said “These kind of tactics have no place in Maine politics” and called on McCain “to stop these calls immediately.”
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called McCain’s tactics “scummy.”
(Material quoted from Associated Press used under fair use.)
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Roger Rabbitspews:
Shrill. Unsteady. Erratic. Incoherent. A man without plans, lurching like a drunk from one worn-out talking point to another. That’s John McCain. It’s not leadership, but merely a dying ideology howling at the moon.
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Mr. Cynicalspews:
I think the Phillies’ miraculous comeback is merely a right-wing effort to raise Goldy’s hopes…and then squash them today in Game 7!
The Rays are talented…but inexperienced. Couldn’t close the deal…kind of like Socialist’s O-blah-blah and Gregoire.
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slingshotspews:
Here’s the captain of your grand American capitalistic wet-dream.
From Today’s Seattle Times…
Another effort to educate you KLOWNS about the “trickle down” impact of the Boeing Strike.
“Machinists strike
has ripple effects
at Spirit plants
After renewed talks between Boeing and the striking Machinists union quickly ran aground this past week, major supplier Spirit AeroSystems in Wichita, Kan., warned its 10,000 employees that their already-shortened workweek may be further cut.
Spirit President and CEO Jeff Turner wrote in a memo that options, “in the worst case, include the possibility of broad shutdowns and temporary layoffs, possibly as early as November,” The Wichita Eagle reported. “Hopefully, this alternative can be avoided.”
Spirit put most employees on a three-day work schedule after the Boeing strike began Sept. 6. The company’s work includes building fuselages for Boeing 737s and the nose-and-cockpit sections for the 787.
Wichita also is home to about 700 striking Machinists at Boeing facilities there.
A shutdown of Spirit’s facilities would have a “dismal” ripple effect on Wichita’s economy, especially if it runs into the holiday season, Wichita State University professor John Wong told The Eagle.
I realize you KLOWNS are incapable of connecting the dots or drawing analogies but let me try by asking questions:
1) What will be the “trickle down” effect of Boeing leaving Washington?
2) What is the “trickle Down” effect of Gregoire killing an already weakened Construction Industry…both on Jobs & Tax Revenues??
You KLOWNS look at business as the enemy.
As I told you before, killing business is like shooting yourself!
Business creates jobs and the majority of our tax base. You KLOWNS repeatedly take business for granted and harpoon them.
Think about the impact of a weak business climate on JOBS and TAX REVENUES!
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Stevespews:
@4 Only a stupid America-hating fascist like Cynical wouldn’t know that the Rays are playing Boston, not Philly, in the ALCS.
Not exactly, Cyn. Customers create the business that creates jobs. And who are the customers? Ultimately, consumers. (Even businesses that sell to other businesses depend for their sales on consumers buying what those other businesses sell.) And who are consumers? All of us; and most of us are wage earners; so when you beat down wages, we necessarily must consume less, which means less business, which means fewer jobs. The math is inexorable: Managements that outsource jobs or push down wages are, at the end of the day, impoverishing their own customer base and killing their own business. Why are you so dense, Cynical?
Fuck you, Cynical, and not only because you’re so anti-American that you don’t even know one league from the other. Don’t you dare call the Phillies (actually the Red Sox) right wing.
To Lee, thanks for that picture of Tugger, who famously said:
[asked what he planned to do with his World Series winnings] Ninety percent I’ll spend on good times, women and Irish Whiskey. The other ten percent I’ll probably waste.
[asked to compare grass and Astroturf] I dunno. I never smoked any Astroturf.
Ten million [sic] years from now, when then sun burns out and the Earth is just a frozen iceball hurtling through space, nobody’s going to care whether or not I got this guy out.
As well as Ya Gotta Believe!!
Go Phillies!!
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Mr. Cynicalspews:
Tug’s son, Tim, (who Tuggy deserted) is a hardcore Republican.
O-blah-blah’s Mommy & Daddy deserted him and he is a Socialist.
Interesting, huh?
If Tim McGraw is a hardcore Republican, he has a very funny way of displaying it (from January 2006, emphasis added):
Tim McGraw says he and his wife, Faith Hill, might be another celebrity couple hitting the political campaign trail.
Tim McGraw, who has spoken openly of his political ambitions, poses with wife Faith Hill in at November’s American Music Awards.
“I think it’s something I’d do well,” McGraw, who is a Democrat, tells the February issue of Esquire magazine (on stands Monday). He announced his plans to run for governor of Tennessee someday. “I just think as governor of the state, there would be a lot more opportunities to make some decisions and change some things.”
Any that was almost three years ago. Unlikely that any events since then would have made him any more disposed toward your anti-American political cabal.
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eugenespews:
Mr. Cynical is just what I can not stand about uneducated Americans. The Philles have not played the Rays yet in the playoffs. Boston, however, did manage to make a short lived comeback agains the Rays. At any rate, Philadelphia the the furthest from a right wing city. Did you see what happened when Sarah came here? You truely are a horse’s ass.
Roger Rabbit spews:
Colin Powell Endorses Obama
Former Gen. Colin Powell endorsed Barack Obama today, calling him a “transformational figure.” Powell also called Sarah Palin “unqualified” and criticized McCain’s campaign tactics.
Powell’s endorsement is important because, as an admired military man, he could influence the outcome in states with large numbers of veterans and military voters, notably Florida and North Carolina.
Roger Rabbit spews:
Republican Senator Olympia Snowe today criticized McCain’s robocalls linking Obama to ’60s radical Bill Ayers.
A spokesman for Collins, who is McCain’s Maine co-chair, said “These kind of tactics have no place in Maine politics” and called on McCain “to stop these calls immediately.”
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called McCain’s tactics “scummy.”
(Material quoted from Associated Press used under fair use.)
Roger Rabbit spews:
Shrill. Unsteady. Erratic. Incoherent. A man without plans, lurching like a drunk from one worn-out talking point to another. That’s John McCain. It’s not leadership, but merely a dying ideology howling at the moon.
Mr. Cynical spews:
I think the Phillies’ miraculous comeback is merely a right-wing effort to raise Goldy’s hopes…and then squash them today in Game 7!
The Rays are talented…but inexperienced. Couldn’t close the deal…kind of like Socialist’s O-blah-blah and Gregoire.
slingshot spews:
Here’s the captain of your grand American capitalistic wet-dream.
http://media.nationalreview.co.....FmZmFhZmI=
Mr. Cynical spews:
From Today’s Seattle Times…
Another effort to educate you KLOWNS about the “trickle down” impact of the Boeing Strike.
“Machinists strike
has ripple effects
at Spirit plants
I realize you KLOWNS are incapable of connecting the dots or drawing analogies but let me try by asking questions:
1) What will be the “trickle down” effect of Boeing leaving Washington?
2) What is the “trickle Down” effect of Gregoire killing an already weakened Construction Industry…both on Jobs & Tax Revenues??
You KLOWNS look at business as the enemy.
As I told you before, killing business is like shooting yourself!
Business creates jobs and the majority of our tax base. You KLOWNS repeatedly take business for granted and harpoon them.
Think about the impact of a weak business climate on JOBS and TAX REVENUES!
Steve spews:
@4 Only a stupid America-hating fascist like Cynical wouldn’t know that the Rays are playing Boston, not Philly, in the ALCS.
Lee spews:
@4
My god, you’re dumb. See comment #7.
Roger Rabbit spews:
@6 “Business creates jobs”
Not exactly, Cyn. Customers create the business that creates jobs. And who are the customers? Ultimately, consumers. (Even businesses that sell to other businesses depend for their sales on consumers buying what those other businesses sell.) And who are consumers? All of us; and most of us are wage earners; so when you beat down wages, we necessarily must consume less, which means less business, which means fewer jobs. The math is inexorable: Managements that outsource jobs or push down wages are, at the end of the day, impoverishing their own customer base and killing their own business. Why are you so dense, Cynical?
N in Seattle spews:
Fuck you, Cynical, and not only because you’re so anti-American that you don’t even know one league from the other. Don’t you dare call the Phillies (actually the Red Sox) right wing.
To Lee, thanks for that picture of Tugger, who famously said:
[asked what he planned to do with his World Series winnings] Ninety percent I’ll spend on good times, women and Irish Whiskey. The other ten percent I’ll probably waste.
[asked to compare grass and Astroturf] I dunno. I never smoked any Astroturf.
Ten million [sic] years from now, when then sun burns out and the Earth is just a frozen iceball hurtling through space, nobody’s going to care whether or not I got this guy out.
As well as Ya Gotta Believe!!
Go Phillies!!
Mr. Cynical spews:
Tug’s son, Tim, (who Tuggy deserted) is a hardcore Republican.
O-blah-blah’s Mommy & Daddy deserted him and he is a Socialist.
Interesting, huh?
N in Seattle spews:
Another lie, Cynical.
If Tim McGraw is a hardcore Republican, he has a very funny way of displaying it (from January 2006, emphasis added):
Any that was almost three years ago. Unlikely that any events since then would have made him any more disposed toward your anti-American political cabal.
eugene spews:
Mr. Cynical is just what I can not stand about uneducated Americans. The Philles have not played the Rays yet in the playoffs. Boston, however, did manage to make a short lived comeback agains the Rays. At any rate, Philadelphia the the furthest from a right wing city. Did you see what happened when Sarah came here? You truely are a horse’s ass.