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  • yabits at 08:25 PM JST - 9th October

    Looks like some folks' greatest nightmare is a successful Obama presidency.

    Posted in Race little altered by 2nd McCain, Obama debate at 08:25 PM JST - 9th October

  • yabits at 10:30 AM JST - 9th October

    So, to recap, Obama was in favor of keeping Saddam Hussein in power.

    As was George H.W. Bush. Both rightly figured that it wasn't worth the thousands of American lives and billions of dollars to create chaos in the region.

    Posted in Race little altered by 2nd McCain, Obama debate at 10:30 AM JST - 9th October

  • yabits at 05:36 AM JST - 9th October

    What do I think? The situation reminds me of why a male dog licks between its hind legs. (Answer: Because it can.)

    There ought to be a law limiting executive compensation to a set multiple of the salaries of the lowest-paid employees of the company. A multiple of 25 would…

    Posted in What do you think of the amount of compensation in the form of salary, bonuses and stock options paid to top execs of multinational corporations? at 05:36 AM JST - 9th October

  • yabits at 12:37 AM JST - 9th October

    DanManjit writes: "Because he is down, I only feel the need to break him so he and his party will never get back up."

    Last night's debate was nowhere near the showing that John McCain needed. I understand where you are coming from, but I wonder if our country wouldn't…

    Posted in McCain, Obama trade barbs in 2nd debate at 12:37 AM JST - 9th October

  • yabits at 10:57 PM JST - 8th October

    Betzee writes: "It's difficult to speak ill of the elderly, and if McCain had run the campaign he had in 2000 I would feel sympathy."

    And to think that the Republicans rejected McCain in 2000 in favor of George W. Bush. It's obvious they were not putting "country first" back…

    Posted in McCain, Obama trade barbs in 2nd debate at 10:57 PM JST - 8th October

  • yabits at 11:43 AM JST - 8th October

    Obama's best moment might have come when he shut down McCain's claim that McCain is a follower of Teddy Roosevelt's principle of "talk softly and carry a big stick." A lot of serious noise has come from that hot Irishman, and Obama reminded the audience of it convincingly.

    Posted in McCain, Obama trade barbs in 2nd debate at 11:43 AM JST - 8th October

  • yabits at 11:40 AM JST - 8th October

    Im not for McCain but he is doing a much better job then Obama.

    Really? You don't hear McCain wheezing when he walks from one side of the floor to the other? He reminded me of Sony's Asimo, but without the grace.

    Posted in McCain, Obama trade barbs in 2nd debate at 11:40 AM JST - 8th October

  • yabits at 11:06 AM JST - 8th October

    Nippon5: Are you sure you aren't watching the World Wrestling Federation?

    McCain is wandering all around the area like a kid lost at the zoo. Yes, my friends, we're going to have to sit down at a table and put party politics aside. Asked to prioritize, McCain refused. Asked for…

    Posted in McCain, Obama trade barbs in 2nd debate at 11:06 AM JST - 8th October

  • yabits at 11:01 AM JST - 8th October

    Betzee:

    You would understand that only those law students whose academic performance was superlative would even be considered to head up the Harvard Law Review, even if RR doesn't seem to get it.

    Posted in McCain, Obama mudslinging grips campaign at 11:01 AM JST - 8th October

  • yabits at 10:54 AM JST - 8th October

    It is now nearly an hour into the second debate. I am annoyed that neither candidate will provide straight answers to the questions being asked of them -- but while Obama's performance leaves much to be desired, McCain's is nothing less than atrocious.

    Every time he says "my friends," he…

    Posted in McCain, Obama trade barbs in 2nd debate at 10:54 AM JST - 8th October

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