Poor baby, Lik, tries to make a point and ends up namecalling as usual.

Calling someone who is a hack a hack is name calling? You who constantly deride the opposition is not in a good position to accuse someone else of the same.

The only reason you support Leiberman as the Republican vp is that would help Obama. Is calling you disingenious also name calling or does it describe your character?

Poor baby, Lik, tries to make a point and ends up namecalling as usual.

You must have missed the point.

And let’s see: “hack” = not acceptable. “Poor baby” = acceptable.

Sure, puzzlefeet. Whatever. And you wonder why I refer to you as a dishonest hack.

The fact that Palin can’t stand the heat of questioning and has to be hidden away with her teachers.

Yet another assumption.

y’all were yipping about Lieberman speaking at the Repub. convention as a way to stick it to the dems. but when McCain actually wants him as his veep, y’all are “whoa, he’s a dem.”

Is there supposed to be a point there? Welcoming the support of a leftist, while not wanting that leftist in power, is perfectly normal.

Hypocrisy thy name is “poor lik”.

What hypocrisy?

Biden, who won 3% of the popular vote in the Democratic presidential primary in his home state of Delaware, and 1% or less in every other contest he entered, is ballot-box poison. Obama evidently chose him to assuage critics who point to his lack of foreign policy credentials. That was a deadly error, for by appearing to concede the critics’ claim that he knows little about foreign policy, Obama raised questions about whether he is qualified to be president in the first place

-”Spengler“

As a life long Democrats we knew that McCain was going to pick Lieberman, and we had our attack ads ready. How could he do this to us? Now we have to tell lies and half truths about Gov. Palin.
Just because our guy doesn’t have a clue doesn’t mean we won’t keep saying really dumb stuff. Oh how I hate these election. Why can’t we just make rule that whoever we say is THE ONE wins.

Yeah, saying Bush this and Bush that, when the man isn’t on the ballot-

It’s like telling a joke without a punchline; what follows after the windbag closes its trap is an uncomfortable silence, except for the crickets chirping.

It’s about as dumb and lazy as people who still have “Kerry/Edwards” stickers on their cars.

Poor baby, Lik, tries to make a point and ends up namecalling as usual.

The fact that Palin can’t stand the heat of questioning and has to be hidden away with her teachers. y’all were yipping about Lieberman speaking at the Repub. convention as a way to stick it to the dems. but when McCain actually wants him as his veep, y’all are “whoa, he’s a dem.”

Hypocrisy thy name is “poor lik”.

Put it this way: Barack Obama welcomes your support. Does that translate into him wanting you on his ticket? Or his supporters wanting you on his ticket?

Of course not, though I’m sure Puzzlefeet will miss the point.

The funny thing is Obama was too afraid to pick Lieberman also. Is Axlerod having a little buyers remorse?

In the face of all the media attention being paid to Sarah Palin, and the enormously revitalized enthusiasm of the GOP’s conservative base, David Axlerod is getting desperate… and he ought to be.

Exactly, McCain was desperate to please the righties and too afraid to trust his own judgment about what he wanted in a vice-president.

You’re redirecting and attributing agreement where none exists.

He was too afraid to choose Lieberman.

As well he should be. It would be pretty stupid for “McBush”, as you partisans call him, to pick a leftist candidate.

It’s a Republican ticket, not a Democrat one.

Not much of a leader there.

Translation: he doesn’t agree with me, so he’s not a leader.

He would be allowing Lieberman to go on the press circuit and do the Sunday shows if he was the vice presidential pick, but he’s not allowing Palin, cuz he knows she aint ready for prime time.

You’re doing that nasty habit of assuming again.

Well, if Captain Combover said it, who are we to tell him differently?

Exactly, McCain was desperate to please the righties and too afraid to trust his own judgment about what he wanted in a vice-president. He was too afraid to choose Lieberman. Not much of a leader there.

Wrong….

If McCain had been desperate to please the “religious right” he could have just picked Huckabee and that would have unified the base of the party.

In terms of picking Lieberman. The Senator from Connecticut is a fine man, but he’s not even a Republican. In what reality would the presidential candidate of one party select the member of the oposing party to replace him something happened.

McCain’s selection of Palin was an inspired choice. He needed someone that was competent and would bring some excitement to the ticket. Palin is competent. She’s somewhat more qualified than Obama, and she’s young enough and different enough, and charismatic enough, to add that excitement.

My wife is a pro-choice registered Democrat. She didn’t vote in the Democratic primary because she didn’t like Hillary or Obama. She might have sat out the general election. But now she’s definitely going to vote for McCain, and Palin is one of the reasons why.

Exactly, McCain was desperate to please the righties and too afraid to trust his own judgment about what he wanted in a vice-president. He was too afraid to choose Lieberman. Not much of a leader there.

He would be allowing Lieberman to go on the press circuit and do the Sunday shows if he was the vice presidential pick, but he’s not allowing Palin, cuz he knows she aint ready for prime time. She needs to be schooled on just what a vice-president does.