You.

Because Docelder can delete as many of her past post as she wants since she is linving in the present and not in the past.

Do I have to teach you everything?

i don’t know what your problem is, but it seems to be you do have one.

this Docelder isn’t the one who has been here for years.  This one, if you click on the name, has only three posts in history. 

so who is les enfants du paradis?

Infantes! Estupidos infantes.

The only ones that suck is you – you prove it every day.

Is obvious to me now that the reason the U.S. government is in financial trouble is because its citizens are [INFANTES].  That is why they had to make a Homeland Security Department – and that is why we need AFT department – and that is why we arrest snowball trowers. America is a country of infants.

Infantes that what you are
Infantes tho near or far.

Guest made up another account so he can argue with it.

They’re back.  Barry must be sucking hard, as we all knew he would.

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Take a read of the exit polling. The percentage of self-described conservatives who voted for McCain was identical to the same margin who voted for George W. Bush. The votes of Republican moderates for Obama is what turned the election in Obama’s favor, not conservative disillusionment with McCain.

In addition, the public seems to prefer a meteoric rise — there’s no patience for a slow slog to the top. 

As well, familiarity is a negative anymore — the public has a near-insatiable appetite for someone new and unknown. 

These points are how, I think, the POTUS became the choice in 2008.  BUT, and it’s a big BUT, I think he actually won the election because too many conservatives stayed home! 

While many of us here had little problem voting for a Republican like McCain, he just doesn’t inspire conservatives and in fact has turned them off time and again with his pride about bi-partisanship, his coziness with the MSM, and no doubt other things that I’m not aware of.  To them, his vote for TARP was the coup de grace.  Think about it — before the “financial crisis” and from the time he chose Palin as his running mate, he continued to cut into Obama’s lead.  This was probably due to voters like many of US — centrists/moderates/independents.

SO, as much as Big Media fawned, and continues to fawn, over the POTUS, I think they’ve been given too much credit when it comes to his election.  Considering how hard they worked for it, and considering the trend to elect Democrats since 2006 – the 2008 presidential race was theirs to lose after all – I think it’s actually rather amazing that Obama only won the popular vote by 7%.