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mustangdriver wrote:She's hot, she shoots guns, and is a float plane owner. Sounds like my kind of gal.
Thu Sep 04, 2008 8:00 pm
I'm from Illinois, and no one ever organized my community.
Thu Sep 04, 2008 8:03 pm
Bill Greenwood wrote:Since you guys wrote all the stuff about the candidate, I'll add a few that were pretty funny, if they weren't so sad.
This is true, not even made up, as I saw the video: Cindy McCain was being interviewed and asked about the new 44 yr old v p candidate not having any national or international experience,. Cindy answered with a straight face, "That since Alaska was our closest state to Russia, that Gov. Palin had international experience". A comedian picked up on this statement and said since Mt. McKinley in Alaska is the highest US point, then Palin must also have outer space experience.
On the more serious side, according to today's paper, Palin stood up in her very conservative church and told the people that God sent us to invade Iraq, also that God wanted Alaska to build a big $40 billion pipeline for the natural gas companies. The video of this was on the church website, but was taken down in the last few days when it came out in public.
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Bill Greenwood wrote:If you want a woman pilot with a forceful personality I'd say get someone who can really fly, Patty Wagstaff.
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Broken-Wrench wrote:The Great Community organizer didn't vote YES or No but present 132 times in senate!!!![]()
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Obama acknowledges that over nearly eight years in the Illinois Senate, he voted "present" 129 times. That was out of roughly 4,000 votes he cast, so those "presents" amounted to about one of every 31 votes in his legislative career.
Illinois legislators often vote "present" and for a wide variety of reasons. Sometimes blocs of lawmakers do it as a protest in some dispute over rules and procedures. Obama was often joined in his "present" votes by 10 or 20 other senators.