pacino wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:

gr wrote:I'd be curious what Dajafi thinks of Obamas repeated education talking points which found to be outdated and underwhelming.

Also, I'm criticizing the President more than Mitt because the rest of you already have that covered and I don't have much to add to his shortcomings. Also, because I've been underemployed for 3 solid years, as someone with a fairly OK education and career background.

VICTIM

Hey pacino how bout you don't be a dickhead to gr

he, being a comedian, knows i'm joking.

You've never brought the funny though

Werthless wrote:

pacino wrote:

Werthless wrote:

pacino wrote:

gr wrote:

cshort wrote:I think Obama hurt him on the auto bit, but Romney was right about his op-ed

From the op-ed

The American auto industry is vital to our national interest as an employer and as a hub for manufacturing. A managed bankruptcy may be the only path to the fundamental restructuring the industry needs. It would permit the companies to shed excess labor, pension and real estate costs. The federal government should provide guarantees for post-bankruptcy financing and assure car buyers that their warranties are not at risk.

Obama can't or shouldn't hurt him if he's going to continue to mislead people on Mitt's original message.

what private company was willing to bail them out? name ONE

Did you read the whole paragraph? Federally guaranteed financing goes a long way in the "free market." The bond debt was exchanging hands a lot leading into the auto bailout. I'm not sure why you're asking for 1 company when it wouldnt have been one.

i'm not sure who would have touched that? what exactly did romney propose that was so 'different' from obama except that he somehow thought that the company completely reneging on its debts was a good idea

This pie would be different if the Obama administration didnt overturn established bankruptcy law. Your inability to concede this point is eerily similar to conservatives claiming that Romney won this debate.

i tend to think thatthis articleis mostly right, and that in the end this was pretty extraordinary and that this was a way better version of tarp.

gr wrote:Guys lets have fun with this, its just an election. I applied for a job at HHS during the debate. I'm ready to serve whomever my master will be.

my boss is a republican who wants my job. so, yeah.

The Baby Boomer generation is sneaky racist in my experience. You'l be talking with one of them, everything will be reasonable - they might even lean right, but it seems like reasonable right - and then WHAM!!!! There comes the racism.

This has happened to me with someone who I thought was one of my most educated, progressive older relatives. No doubt she is, mostly. But man, there is something seriously wrong with that generation of people when it comes to race (I can tell you that my experience with my aunt, while easily the single most shocking, is not in any way isolated in my experience).

gr wrote:

pacino wrote:

gr wrote:I'd be curious what Dajafi thinks of Obamas repeated education talking points which found to be outdated and underwhelming.

Also, I'm criticizing the President more than Mitt because the rest of you already have that covered and I don't have much to add to his shortcomings. Also, because I've been underemployed for 3 solid years, as someone with a fairly OK education and career background.

VICTIM

What percentage am I part of? That would help me figure out which candidate to call names.

if i have my percentages correct, you're the 125%

cshort wrote:I think Obama hurt him on the auto bit, but Romney was right about his op-ed

From the op-ed

The American auto industry is vital to our national interest as an employer and as a hub for manufacturing. A managed bankruptcy may be the only path to the fundamental restructuring the industry needs. It would permit the companies to shed excess labor, pension and real estate costs. The federal government should provide guarantees for post-bankruptcy financing and assure car buyers that their warranties are not at risk.

how about the last line, though:

In a managed bankruptcy, the federal government would propel newly competitive and viable automakers, rather than seal their fate with a bailout check.

he was against the bailout

The Dude wrote:

philliesphhan wrote:

The Dude wrote:

philliesphhan wrote:

The Dude wrote:

philliesphhan wrote:

pacino wrote:

The Dude wrote:pac come on

sorry, i hear hte dog whistles and they hurt my ears.

The Dude must not have old relatives. That's exactly what they want to hear from Fox News.

i don't think they're racist on top of being cheerleaders for (R). Thats all.

They might not be, but they know some of their audience is

So you think a huge conglomeration is going to pander to some of the dumbfucks that are racist in hopes of scoring another buffalo wild wings commercial? just stop looking for shit at every turn. this is what being an eagles fan and listening to WIP is like

A lot of dumbfucks aren't so much dumbfucks but old and raised on this shit. Sorry, I'm just a little sensitive to this stuff after I went to a relative's house a few weeks ago (who arent particularly outwardly racist) and overheard them complaining about Michael Strahan being matched up with Kelly Ripa on TV.

and that's a lot different than what happened. so sorry if your personal experience doesn't make it so

Don't even know what you're debating at this point

C'mon people now,
Smile on your brother
Ev'rybody get together
Try and love one another right now

mozartpc27 wrote:The Baby Boomer generation is sneaky racist in my experience. You'l be talking with one of them, everything will be reasonable - they might even lean right, but it seems like reasonable right - and then WHAM!!!! There comes the racism.

This has happened to me with someone who I thought was one of my most educated, progressive older relatives. No doubt she is, mostly. But man, there is something seriously wrong with that generation of people when it comes to race (I can tell you that my experience with my aunt, while easily the single most shocking, is not in any way isolated in my experience).

Dude you need to broaden your experience.

George Pataki on as republican punching bag for the MSNBC crew

man he's bad

PLEASE BE NICE AND HUG GUYS

jerseyhoya wrote:

Ezra Klein ‏@ezraklein
RT @CBSNews: BREAKING: CBS NEWS INSTANT POLL Who won the #Debate? OBAMA: 53%; ROMNEY: 23%, TIE: 24% (Margin of Error: 4%; Sample Size: 521)

Whoa... I'm surprised by that.

philliesphhan wrote:Don't even know what you're debating at this point

I'm not debating anything. I don't think my experience with racist people has any bearing on a comment on fox news tonight that drunken pac got up in arms about

Pataki: "all muslims are al qaeda"

jeepers

smitty wrote:

mozartpc27 wrote:The Baby Boomer generation is sneaky racist in my experience. You'l be talking with one of them, everything will be reasonable - they might even lean right, but it seems like reasonable right - and then WHAM!!!! There comes the racism.

This has happened to me with someone who I thought was one of my most educated, progressive older relatives. No doubt she is, mostly. But man, there is something seriously wrong with that generation of people when it comes to race (I can tell you that my experience with my aunt, while easily the single most shocking, is not in any way isolated in my experience).

Dude you need to broaden your experience.

go into any bar in berks and you'll be surprised as the conversations going on.

I heart you guys.

smitty wrote:

mozartpc27 wrote:The Baby Boomer generation is sneaky racist in my experience. You'l be talking with one of them, everything will be reasonable - they might even lean right, but it seems like reasonable right - and then WHAM!!!! There comes the racism.

This has happened to me with someone who I thought was one of my most educated, progressive older relatives. No doubt she is, mostly. But man, there is something seriously wrong with that generation of people when it comes to race (I can tell you that my experience with my aunt, while easily the single most shocking, is not in any way isolated in my experience).

Dude you need to broaden your experience.

Yeah, I know. Blaming all baby boomers is my way of saying to myself "It's not just my family that has all these stupid racists in it."

Seriously

The Dude wrote:

philliesphhan wrote:Don't even know what you're debating at this point

I'm not debating anything. I don't think my experience with racist people has any bearing on a comment on fox news tonight that drunken pac got up in arms about

i wish i was drunk. for some reason i stopped around 7.

i hate the baby boomers because they got career jobs and were able to purchase lakeside houses and beachfront property for nothing.

prolly with 401k