^ Well the feminists are likely to disagree with you. And as I said, the President can only do so much. Bush was in office for 8 years and yet we've seen no change on the issue of abortion. Do you really think that would change if McCain were in office? Sure some of the justices look like their about to kick the bucket, however, there are far more steps in the process of overturning the SC's decision. A President who makes overturning Roe v. Wade a litmus test for the Supreme Court will go nowhere.
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i'd rather not talk about abortion laws since this thread is not about that, it's about who is rightful to be president. back on topic, Obama attacked McCain linking him to the unpopular GWB and his policies.
Obama's popular line: “It’s not because John McCain doesn’t care, It’s because John McCain doesn’t get it.”
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McCain Accuses MSNBC Reporter Of Being An Obama Supporter
LiveLeak.com - McCain Accuses MSNBC Reporter Of Being An Obama Supporter
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..."God please protect me from your followers".....
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obama would still win despite everything. americans will not allow mccain to win since he will just continue bush's steps... and this will affect us. obama is against outsoursing. so say goodbye to callcenters,etc.
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09-25-2008, 09:51 AM #76\
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hmmm.where did u get this info??
does he have a hold if companies chose to outsource since they can get their money's worth?
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i would guess it would be Obama. just a guess.
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go obama!!!
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Originally Posted by missy21
hmmm.where did u get this info??
does he have a hold if companies chose to outsource since they can get their money's worth?
not basically don't like to outsource jobs...bt if a company still want to outsource they will be bombarded with heavy taxes...that's why.
if only you guys had seen the presidential debate gabii. that would clarify some big issues.
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below is an excerpt of the analysis sa debate ...from associated press:
WASHINGTON - John McCain and Barack Obama put their contrasting leadership styles on display as they staged what amounted to an audition for president during the great financial bailout debate of 2008.
Their vast differences:
McCain tends to be action-oriented and given to dramatic gestures. He listens to his gut instinct and rattles off ideas. He can also come across as impulsive and temperamental.
Obama strikes a reflective and cautious pose. He collects information and labors over pros and cons. He is so studious that he sometimes appears detached and indecisive.
Republican McCain can be too hot, Democrat Obama too cool.
Does a nation facing both domestic crisis and international conflict need McCain's passion or Obama's calm?"
kamo na lang nya padayon basa...here is the link.. Analysis: Debate contrasts styles of leadership - Yahoo! News
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