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Topic: A question i would like to see on tuesday for the presidenta
dolphin14's photo
Sat 10/04/08 04:51 PM
There are so many people in our own country that are starving and out of jobs and money. What do u think about cutting the money that u spend on the campaign and give to our fellow americans that truly need the money?
I really would love to have someone bring that up. Its just sickening the amt of money they raise and spend on bashing each other when there are so many people that can't even make their house payment or buy groceries

Etrain's photo
Sat 10/04/08 04:55 PM
Great idea...sadly all we'd get back is bullsh!t answersrofl rofl rofl The money they've spent on the Iraq war could have fixed everything in the USAfrustrated frustrated frustrated

wouldee's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:05 PM
Edited by wouldee on Sat 10/04/08 05:09 PM
yup.

and the 700 billion in bailouts with 1.7 trillion in additional earmarks served up to get republicans on board the 400 plus page democrats version of Bush's 3 page request is a paltry sum compared to Iraq!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Iraq costs 10 billion/month according to nobama.

That's 120 billion/year and winding down now.

This little bump in the road by the liberals in Congress is only 2.4 times that amount.

you are kidding , aren't you?










well?



aren't you?




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Twitch's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:07 PM
I feel so sorry for the families who have lost their homes and struggling to raise familes. Many of my friends are in this position.
sad
However, what about the people who are single and struggling? I've been out of work since January and in Yonkers, NY the layoffs are rising, property taxes are going up another 7% (after a 15% increase just this year). I was raised to remember that other people have it worse than I do -- but the truth is I'm struggling to pay my rent, eat, pay for electric and heat, and to keep my 12 yr old car; and I have no health insurance. It sucks and it really is scary to be in this position.

Some people in this election really need to be in our position and see what the reality of the "struggling working class people" go through each day just to survive.

dolphin14's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:08 PM
The only thing i am talking about is the money they spend in trying to get elected. The money u are talking about is a whole nother can of worms..

dolphin14's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:10 PM

I feel so sorry for the families who have lost their homes and struggling to raise familes. Many of my friends are in this position.
sad
However, what about the people who are single and struggling? I've been out of work since January and in Yonkers, NY the layoffs are rising, property taxes are going up another 7% (after a 15% increase just this year). I was raised to remember that other people have it worse than I do -- but the truth is I'm struggling to pay my rent, eat, pay for electric and heat, and to keep my 12 yr old car; and I have no health insurance. It sucks and it really is scary to be in this position.

Some people in this election really need to be in our position and see what the reality of the "struggling working class people" go through each day just to survive.


I totally agree, can u imagine between the two candiates how much money the american people could have to help them out?

Twitch's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:13 PM


I feel so sorry for the families who have lost their homes and struggling to raise familes. Many of my friends are in this position.
sad
However, what about the people who are single and struggling? I've been out of work since January and in Yonkers, NY the layoffs are rising, property taxes are going up another 7% (after a 15% increase just this year). I was raised to remember that other people have it worse than I do -- but the truth is I'm struggling to pay my rent, eat, pay for electric and heat, and to keep my 12 yr old car; and I have no health insurance. It sucks and it really is scary to be in this position.

Some people in this election really need to be in our position and see what the reality of the "struggling working class people" go through each day just to survive.


I totally agree, can u imagine between the two candiates how much money the american people could have to help them out?


I know -- it's terrible. I don't know how government sleeps at night pissing away money like that (our money they tax and retax). People are in need in this country but they send money to countries who hate us and don't help our own. People that were hit with Katrina are still suffering -- no one gives a sh*t!!!!

wouldee's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:14 PM
Edited by wouldee on Sat 10/04/08 05:15 PM
Obama wants to pull out of Iraq and blow Afghanistan off the map.

and then take the money that funds the Iraq war and spend it on his "new and improved NEW DEAL" free lunch programs.

We all heard him say that at the first debate

He is not going to listen to feeding poor people with public funds.

He isn't going to even acknowledge that government spending must be reined in.

McCain does. But he's an old idiot in the way, huh?

no, nobomba has you back.

just lean back and watch him catch you.



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dolphin14's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:16 PM

Obama wants to pull out of Iraq and blow Afghanistan off the map.

and then take the money that funds the Iraq war and spend it on his "new and improved NEW DEAL" free lunch programs.

He is not going to listen to feeding poor people with public funds.

He sin't going to even acknowledge that government spending must be reined in.

McCain does. But he's an old idiot in the way, huh?

no, nobomba has you back.

just lean back and watch him catch you.



drinks drinks drinks rofl rofl rofl


Dude your in the wrong post.....

Etrain's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:20 PM


Obama wants to pull out of Iraq and blow Afghanistan off the map.

and then take the money that funds the Iraq war and spend it on his "new and improved NEW DEAL" free lunch programs.

He is not going to listen to feeding poor people with public funds.

He sin't going to even acknowledge that government spending must be reined in.

McCain does. But he's an old idiot in the way, huh?

no, nobomba has you back.

just lean back and watch him catch you.



drinks drinks drinks rofl rofl rofl


Dude your in the wrong post.....

I think hes in the wrong world...in any case it would be a great question...just don't think we would get a straight answer from either side

no photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:24 PM
McCain home for sale
by Chad Graham - Oct. 4, 2008 12:00 AM
The Arizona Republic

The Phoenix estate of Republican presidential candidate John McCain and his wife, Cindy, is up for auction.

Cindy McCain, the daughter of liquor-distribution magnate Jim Hensley, grew up in the mansion, which was built in 1951. The McCains lived there for 20 years.

The home originally listed for $4.25 million.

The home has been updated and expanded to 15,000 square feet. It counts 13 bedrooms and 14.5 baths.

New additions include a theater room, four-bedroom guest casita, new bathrooms throughout, a wine-tasting room, exercise room, travertine flooring and seven-car garage.


dolphin14's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:25 PM
ty Etrain, i would love to see two people announce they are running and to put out on print and the web what their plan is and then maybe have a debate but thats it. Then let us vote.

Look how much money hillary spent and get on the ticket.

Etrain's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:31 PM

ty Etrain, i would love to see two people announce they are running and to put out on print and the web what their plan is and then maybe have a debate but thats it. Then let us vote.

Look how much money hillary spent and get on the ticket.

Yup...the mud sligging is getting old...they should in fact not allow it...lets see the plans people:banana: :banana: :banana:

cutelildevilsmom's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:51 PM
I agree.the millions spent to spread lies could be used to feed and clothe our own people.

cutelildevilsmom's photo
Sat 10/04/08 05:52 PM

McCain home for sale
by Chad Graham - Oct. 4, 2008 12:00 AM
The Arizona Republic

The Phoenix estate of Republican presidential candidate John McCain and his wife, Cindy, is up for auction.

Cindy McCain, the daughter of liquor-distribution magnate Jim Hensley, grew up in the mansion, which was built in 1951. The McCains lived there for 20 years.

The home originally listed for $4.25 million.

The home has been updated and expanded to 15,000 square feet. It counts 13 bedrooms and 14.5 baths.

New additions include a theater room, four-bedroom guest casita, new bathrooms throughout, a wine-tasting room, exercise room, travertine flooring and seven-car garage.



do you have a number?rofl

t22learner's photo
Sat 10/04/08 06:11 PM
Senator McCain, as you sink lower in the polls, is negative campaigning and smearing Senator Obama your only hope in this race?

wouldee's photo
Sat 10/04/08 06:42 PM
Edited by wouldee on Sat 10/04/08 06:43 PM
barry nobama, is your only hope to get elected to try and bribe voters with free lunch programs and expanded entitlements?

Is it only cops, firemen and teachers that are the average American worker in your mind? After all, they are government workers, not the average Americam worker.

The average American worker is the garbage collector, the carpenter and the receptionist in every office in every building on every street in every city in every state of all 57 states.

What say you, Harvard law Professor with one class to teach a year, or maybe three, if you finished a year?

How about finishing what you started and living up to your promise to Illinoisans to see your 6 year term through as a junior wet behind the ears Senator?



yeah, right......


drinks

t22learner's photo
Sat 10/04/08 07:03 PM
What are those free lunch programs and entitlements you fear?

dolphin14's photo
Sat 10/04/08 07:14 PM

barry nobama, is your only hope to get elected to try and bribe voters with free lunch programs and expanded entitlements?

Is it only cops, firemen and teachers that are the average American worker in your mind? After all, they are government workers, not the average Americam worker.

The average American worker is the garbage collector, the carpenter and the receptionist in every office in every building on every street in every city in every state of all 57 states.

What say you, Harvard law Professor with one class to teach a year, or maybe three, if you finished a year?

How about finishing what you started and living up to your promise to Illinoisans to see your 6 year term through as a junior wet behind the ears Senator?



yeah, right......


drinks

dude i think that u should go to washington cuz u aren't making any sense just like the candiates. Please try and stick to the post or make you own post and talk to ur self.

Quikstepper's photo
Sat 10/04/08 08:25 PM
Uh...if you voted for Kerry you should have nothing to say about McCain's wealth.

That's a stupid arguement to make but so typical of DEMS.

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