Countdown 8/6/08: McCain Under Pressure

published by littledragon_79

1 month ago • 2302 views

tags: Keith Olbermann, McCain, Obama, Tire Pressure, McCain Supports Obama

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Remeber a couple days ago when properly inflating your tires and maintaining your car was stupid and only arugula eating elitists would do that sort of thing? I guess it's not such a bad idea after all.

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Obama never said it was meant to be an energy independence plan, it was in response to a question from the audience at a town hall meeting when he was asked "what can we do personally to help ?".

Jeezus, mccain is a fuckwit.

written by charliem | 1 month ago | CH

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See, by misrepresenting Obama's statement about tire pressure, McCain undoubtedly secured at least a few votes from the hive of mind-numbingly idiotic "fence-sitters" and I couldn't be more serious.

written by shuac

| 1 month ago | CH

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*comedy.

written by MarineGunrock

| 1 month ago | CH

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Adding video to channels (Comedy) - requested by MarineGunrock.

written by siftbot

| 1 month ago | CH

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I'm starting to think that McCain is trying to throw the presidential race. I shall now refer to him as John "Black Socks" McCain.

written by MrConrads

| 1 month ago | CH

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Oh wow, that was a cheeky sob who put that sticker on the back of Mccain's bus.

written by ShakyJake

| 1 month ago | CH

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So there is a little karma that republican attack tactics backfired.

written by Mi1ler | 1 month ago | CH

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And, of course, the cons had to lie and claim that "proper tire pressure" was the sum total of Obama's energy plan. So typical.

If they can't lie, they can't win.

They've been like that for at least ten years.

written by rougy

| 1 month ago | CH

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I have no real idea about US politics, but maybe McCain is proving that you can do and say anything completely stupid and still get elected? Its like he is trying to prove that the voting public is completely stupid. Also, is that overt sponsorship of McCain (buttons etc) by Exxon new? Obviously corporate $ has supported politics for a long time, but has it ever been that direct?? I mean, who the hell would want to wear a pin that said, 'ExxonMcCain'? sheesh, surely that must turn the stomachs of even ardent Republicans?

written by Tulgar

| 1 month ago | CH

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The sticker had me laughing so hard!

written by thinker247

| 1 month ago | CH

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>> ^Tulgar:
I have no real idea about US politics, but maybe McCain is proving that you can do and say anything completely stupid and still get elected? Its like he is trying to prove that the voting public is completely stupid. Also, is that overt sponsorship of McCain (buttons etc) by Exxon new? Obviously corporate $ has supported politics for a long time, but has it ever been that direct?? I mean, who the hell would want to wear a pin that said, 'ExxonMcCain'? sheesh, surely that must turn the stomachs of even ardent Republicans?

Tulgar, this is an overt jab at the McCain energy plan by the Democrats, not an official sponsorship on the Republican side.

written by Kevlar

| 4 weeks 1 day ago | CH

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>> ^Tulgar:
I have no real idea about US politics, but maybe McCain is proving that you can do and say anything completely stupid and still get elected? Its like he is trying to prove that the voting public is completely stupid. Also, is that overt sponsorship of McCain (buttons etc) by Exxon new? Obviously corporate $ has supported politics for a long time, but has it ever been that direct?? I mean, who the hell would want to wear a pin that said, 'ExxonMcCain'? sheesh, surely that must turn the stomachs of even ardent Republicans?

The "ExxonMcCain" phrase was created by those who do not support McCain. Anyone wearing that is clearly supporting Obama, and I guarantee ExxonMobil had nothing to do with it, and in fact are probably trying to sue.

written by nibiyabi

| 4 weeks 1 day ago | CH

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Aaaaaaaaaaand.... the debate about the next leader of western civilisation is centred around the air pressure in the tires of rich fat americans. This is what a decaying empire looks like.

Some more useful ideas here:

http://www.mit.edu:8001/activities/vsg/INFO/Environment/realites

But of course it is too "radical" to suggest an actual solution, so these guys carry on with their stupid fucking inconsequential theatre.

written by MINK

| 3 weeks 6 days ago | CH

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I'm tired of hearing days of commentary on stupid non-issues. There is probably some real news going on somewhere.

written by brain

| 3 weeks 6 days ago | CH

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the real news is the impending naval blockade of Iran.
George II still has plenty of time to usher in the apocalypse.

written by Memorare

| 3 weeks 6 days ago | CH

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Wrong. Real news is Conflict in Georgia. Sorry for being blunt, but even if US forces did invade Iran, on a global scale it probably would not nearly equate to all the shit that just might happen with the rapidly escalating situation in the Caucasus. That's not to diminish the importance of the former, though. Both situations are... well, bad.

>> ^Memorare:
the real news is the impending naval blockade of Iran.
George II still has plenty of time to usher in the apocalypse.

written by EDD