The Next US President: McCain or Obama?

[gerard]

mcCain ko..

[obemon]

gsto mo tan.aw sa VP debate live? then click here: rudjard 9am friday...

let's see who's nominee has the right to be US' Vice President.

I'm rooting for the Democrats this US election, but dammit..... I can't stop dreaming bout Palin.

[Rance]

Haha she's a hot momma.. you should see her on her swimsuit during the Ms. Alaska pageant way back when she was still tight

[chad_tukes]

i'd say, not bad for a 44 year old.

[EZRA]

Here's McCain... against the bailout in which he voted YES for last Wednesday.
McCain decries bailout earmarks - Yahoo! News
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PALIN -
Too bad her looks can't help her wits. Katie Couric made her look like Kelly Bundy.
Here's a paraphrased exchange from tonight's debate:

Question: Are there any promises that your campaign will have to cut back on because of this bailout?

Palin: Well I've only been at this for 5 weeks so I haven't promised anything!

OH GOSH!!! GOLLY

[chad_tukes]

oh gosh oh golly gyud.

oh man, i'm listening to the debate in the background while i'm typing this. i can't watch it!! i can't watch it!!

Palin, go back to Alaska.

[punad]

i'll go for OBAMA

[diatabz]

Well Palin didn't embarrass herself as I expected her to, she just chose to ignore Gwen Ifill's questions. O'biden lol.

[Gwynhuever]

...she managed to stay afloat and look cute he hehe...i admire biden for not cutting her to pieces...instead he spent the time attacking mccain's "fundamental" difference with obamas' plans...

anyway kay democrat man ko i have a few items i wanna share (sa republicans kamo lang say research ug rebuttals for biden's blunders he he):
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PALIN: Said of Democratic presidential candidate Obama: "94 times he voted to increase taxes or not support a tax reduction."

THE FACTS: The dubious count includes repetitive votes as well as votes to cut taxes for the middle class while raising them on the rich. An analysis by factcheck.org found that 23 of the votes were for measures that would have produced no tax increase at all, seven were in favor of measures that would have lowered taxes for many, 11 would have increased taxes on only those making more than $1 million a year.

PALIN: Said the United States has reduced its troop level in Iraq to a number below where it was when the troop increase began in early 2007.

THE FACTS: Not correct. The Pentagon says there are currently 152,000 U.S. troops in Iraq, about 17,000 more than there were before the 2007 military buildup began

PALIN: "Barack Obama even supported increasing taxes as late as last year for those families making only $42,000 a year."

THE FACTS: The vote was on a nonbinding budget resolution that assumed that President Bush's tax cuts would expire, as scheduled, in 2011. If that actually happened, it could mean higher taxes for people making as little as about $42,000. But Obama is proposing tax increases only on the wealthy, and would cut taxes for most others.

excerpts ni sa write up from CALVIN WOODWARD, Associated Press Writer

[Gwynhuever]

..also for those who are not familiar about electoral votes...the link below might help you visualize the current trend...remember whoever gets 270 votes gets to be president (dili parehas sa ato nga tagsa tagsahon jud ug ihap ang balota)...the candidates just need 270 of the electoral votes ...daug na dayon...currently obama has 330 and mccain has 175....but it can change one way or another ...but at least mao na ang current trend....

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