Comments on: Is “I Told You So” Worth the Price? http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/02/07/is-i-told-you-so-worth-the-price/ Free will. Free market. What's so hard to understand about that? Fri, 25 Jul 2008 00:07:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: I’m A Pundit Too | Carnival of Political Punditry - February 17, 2008 http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/02/07/is-i-told-you-so-worth-the-price/#comment-542 I’m A Pundit Too | Carnival of Political Punditry - February 17, 2008 Mon, 18 Feb 2008 17:36:56 +0000 http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/?p=82#comment-542 [...] presents Is “I Told You So” Worth the Price? posted at Government is not your [...] [...] presents Is “I Told You So” Worth the Price? posted at Government is not your [...]

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]]> By: JD http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/02/07/is-i-told-you-so-worth-the-price/#comment-378 JD Sat, 09 Feb 2008 16:44:40 +0000 http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/?p=82#comment-378 McCain is a far better choice than Obama who actually lists head of college newspaper under his life experience. I almost rolled on the floor when I read that. It reminded me of an entry level resume. This is a guy that might be in charge of the US military, but has he ever done anything where he had more than 25 people working for him? Has he ever run a business, been a governor, a mayor, served in the military? He gives a good speech with little or no details just vague generalities about what he plans. Hillary is only a little better. McCain will beat either one of them with ease. I didn’t trust Romney not to forget his new found conservative values once elected, so McCain to me seems like a better choice. I was hoping Fred Thompson would win, but it just didn’t work out. McCain is a far better choice than Obama who actually lists head of college newspaper under his life experience. I almost rolled on the floor when I read that. It reminded me of an entry level resume. This is a guy that might be in charge of the US military, but has he ever done anything where he had more than 25 people working for him? Has he ever run a business, been a governor, a mayor, served in the military? He gives a good speech with little or no details just vague generalities about what he plans. Hillary is only a little better. McCain will beat either one of them with ease.

I didn’t trust Romney not to forget his new found conservative values once elected, so McCain to me seems like a better choice. I was hoping Fred Thompson would win, but it just didn’t work out.

]]> By: Mister Guy http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/02/07/is-i-told-you-so-worth-the-price/#comment-352 Mister Guy Fri, 08 Feb 2008 08:36:15 +0000 http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/?p=82#comment-352 I agree, and the GOP is goin' down because of both of them... I agree, and the GOP is goin’ down because of both of them…

]]> By: NotYourDaddy http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/02/07/is-i-told-you-so-worth-the-price/#comment-350 NotYourDaddy Fri, 08 Feb 2008 06:05:50 +0000 http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/?p=82#comment-350 He didn't support the Bush tax cuts intitially, but he <em>did </em>vote to renew them. Neither Clinton nor Obama did. He has a very strong lifetime voting record on reducing taxes and opposing new ones. The two issues on which McCain has a consistent record are taxes and terrorism. Republicans should remember that when they consider voting for a Democrat. From my perspective, those are the top two issues in this election. He didn’t support the Bush tax cuts intitially, but he did vote to renew them. Neither Clinton nor Obama did. He has a very strong lifetime voting record on reducing taxes and opposing new ones.

The two issues on which McCain has a consistent record are taxes and terrorism. Republicans should remember that when they consider voting for a Democrat. From my perspective, those are the top two issues in this election.

]]> By: Mister Guy http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/02/07/is-i-told-you-so-worth-the-price/#comment-349 Mister Guy Fri, 08 Feb 2008 05:53:59 +0000 http://notyourdaddy.wordpress.com/?p=82#comment-349 "Every time I settle on one one of the remaining candidates, he drops out of the race." Maybe you should settle on Hillary then...for the good of the country of course. ;) Can't you tell than McCain and Romney hate each other? He'll never be on the ticket. My money's on Huckabee to placate the Religious Right and the South. "They already maintain that the reason the terrorists hate us is because the darned Republicans insist on supporting our ally, Israel, instead of letting the Islamic fanatics destroy it." No one is saying that...we just need to be a fairer broker in the peace process over there. Settling that issue is in everyone's interest. "he’s diametrically opposed to them on taxes" He didn't support the Bush tax cuts, just like a lot of Dems didn't. Let's not get glossed over by his recent "change of heart". “Every time I settle on one one of the remaining candidates, he drops out of the race.”

Maybe you should settle on Hillary then…for the good of the country of course. ;)

Can’t you tell than McCain and Romney hate each other? He’ll never be on the ticket. My money’s on Huckabee to placate the Religious Right and the South.

“They already maintain that the reason the terrorists hate us is because the darned Republicans insist on supporting our ally, Israel, instead of letting the Islamic fanatics destroy it.”

No one is saying that…we just need to be a fairer broker in the peace process over there. Settling that issue is in everyone’s interest.

“he’s diametrically opposed to them on taxes”

He didn’t support the Bush tax cuts, just like a lot of Dems didn’t. Let’s not get glossed over by his recent “change of heart”.

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