The Buying of the Presidency 2008 (voting, election, most, campaign)

[janeannwho]

Originally Posted by 01Snake

Holiday? Are you from Europe or something?

Born and bred in Bethlehem Pa from parents who were born and bred as coal crackers. Just happen to be educated and travelled and have an expanded vocabulary.

[KLDanford]

Originally Posted by 01Snake

Holiday? Are you from Europe or something?

yeah, one o' them foreigners?

[01Snake]

Originally Posted by janeannwho

Born and bred in Bethlehem Pa from parents who were born and bred as coal crackers. Just happen to be educated and travelled and have an expanded vocabulary.

Educated and been some places myself but not sure not sure why you would use the term.

[01Snake]

Originally Posted by KLDanford

yeah, one o' them foreigners?

Simply question [mod cut/rude]. You don't typically hear people in the States use that term.

[Xpat]

What is this? Phonetic Fascism? You knew what they meant.

[GW99]

Like a well known radio talk show host said. It has gotten to the point where it takes that much money to overcome all the lies of the past 28 years.

[18Montclair]

Its soooooo incredibly disingenuous for any republican to talk about buying elections.

Almost palpably hypocritical.

[Luke29]

I think the voters are the ones buying their candidate. If they wanted to contribute 150M to RNC, they certainly would

[mimimomx3]

Psst. Up until this election, who had spent the most money in a presidential campaign?
GWB. $693 million in 2004. Interesting, no? Did any of the neocons here criticize that?

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by mimimomx3

Psst. Up until this election, who had spent the most money in a presidential campaign?
GWB. $693 million in 2004. Interesting, no? Did any of the neocons here criticize that?

So long as our money doesnt actually help people that need it, NeoCons could care less.