You all cool with the president be chosen

cornnifer

Abookamongstthemany wrote:

No it's not. And either way, you would have to prove the claims were false not just say you campaigned and made commercials for Pepsi so you know better. Saying that doesn't prove shit but an agenda to push Pepsi and provide damage control. And it gives people reason to be suspicious about your motives and how truthful you might be in your defense of Pepsi. It certainly doesn't prove you're in any position to be trusted because you have a vested interest in Pepsi's sucess. I really shouldn't have to be telling you this.

So what your telling me is its easier to believe crackpot shit you read on the internet where any jackass can create a web page and post "information" to it, than it is to believe someone who actually a knows a little bit about the subject you are discussing from firsthand experience. Gotcha. Thanks for that. Its late and i'll sleep easier having been enlightened. G'night, Abook.

Abookamongstthemany

cornnifer wrote:

So what your telling me is its easier to believe crackpot shit you read on the internet where any jackass can create a web page and post "information" to it, than it is to believe someone who actually a knows a little bit about the subject you are discussing from firsthand experience. Gotcha. Thanks for that. Its late and i'll sleep easier having been enlightened. G'night, Abook.

Nope, it has nothing to do with whom you're posting to...saying you work for a person's campaign doesn't prove anything.

g under p

macgyver06 wrote:

if this is the case... why is he going to be the nominee?? picture Obama up on stage and McCain up on stage

and they ask the question

What is your stance on the Iraq war?

Obama doesnt have one

McCain does


you dont think this could look bad for obama in a national VERY VERY popular debate..

Despite the rhetoric of the Democratic presidential candidates, significant numbers of U.S. troops will remain in Iraq regardless who wins in November.

In their final push to win the nomination, Sens. Barack Obama of Illinois and Hillary Clinton of New York are repeating their vow to start withdrawing U.S. forces shortly after taking office. But both candidates draw a distinction between "combat" troops, whom they want to withdraw, and "noncombat" troops, who will stay to battle terrorists, protect the U.S. civilian presence and possibly train and mentor Iraqi security forces.

Many Troops Will Remain In Iraq If A Democrat Wins so it matters none what is said now.

Peace