rateyes
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Thu Sep-11-08 08:06 PM
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| I think Obama might ought to take McCain up on the offer of the town halls: |
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When this election is about the issues and Obama v. McCain, we win, and we win bigtime.
IMHO.
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| winga222
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Thu Sep-11-08 08:23 PM
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| 1. OT but I just have to ask |
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where are you from rateyes? I thought I was one of only people on the planet to say "might ought". Other than all my relatives in eastern Kentucky.
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| rateyes
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Thu Sep-11-08 08:43 PM
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| 5. Northeast Tennessee isn't far from Eastern Kentucky. nt |
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Thu Sep-11-08 08:26 PM
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Town halls are not town halls--more Republicans get in due to connections and the questions are rarely the quality of what a real town hall would be.
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| Cha
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Thu Sep-11-08 08:30 PM
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| 3. Plus Obama already said "no" for whatever reason |
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Edited on Thu Sep-11-08 08:45 PM by zidzi
and it would be like backing down and mccain controlling the message.
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Thu Sep-11-08 08:36 PM
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| 4. the main objective for having Obama at townhalls, was to get him off the |
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campaign trail.
He did the right thing in refusing to get off his message and subject himself to Republican questions
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| Cha
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Thu Sep-11-08 08:47 PM
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total sense and now slimey mccain is using that as the reason he got dirty in his ads because Obama wouldn't do them.
Like I fucking believe that bullshit liar.
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