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Listed below are comments made by pluto61 between Thursday, 2nd October 2008 and Tuesday, 11th November 2008.

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A history day? 09:46am on 11 Nov 2008 Erda - welcome to many years in the political wilderness!! Talk to conservatives in the UK as to how it feels to be out of all power and influence since 1997, and then think that the wonderful GOP might not win an election till 2020. Hopefully you will select Sarah Painful to help you in this process of permanent opposition to make 2012 more interesting for impartial observers.

And quite frankly you deserve no more. Your throw away comment that history will judge Dubya well. And then you give absolutely no back up.

Strange that.....everything he has touched has been an absolute disaster, and he will go down in history as the worst president of all time.

Welcome to the wilderness!!
Stretching America 8:24pm on 06 Nov 2008 I don't know what that utter fool rager was doing with Bill Clinton under the table, but something sticky seems to have got under his caps lock key.

Jacksforge - rager is not worth getting annoyed about. anybody that suddenly says that he is a widower and has to get dinner for his son is basically a liar who has run out of things to argue about.

he is an idiot who was never in the military, but may well have an unhealthy fixation with uniforms, as well as with Clinton. I would like to know, though, whether he inhaled.
Stretching America 3:36pm on 06 Nov 2008 #415

vcm

...Palin and the Flintstones -

hilarious!! I just wish I had thought of that line!!
Stretching America 3:32pm on 06 Nov 2008 #288 Geomap girl
#413 Iapetus

Iapetus:

yes I was being ironic when I made the comment about McPainful afraid of falling off the edge of the planet.

On a personal level I don't care whether people believe the earth is flat, or if the moon is made of cheese. But if a serious politician comes out with this sort of drivel, then it shows a stunning lack of judgement. The sort of judgement that would make someone, say, chose Palin as a running mate.

And someone with such stunning misjudgement is unfit to govern the USA. Simple really. Certainly unfit to teach my kids science or religious studies.

#288

Geomapgirl:

it was Usher of Armagh (Ireland) who read the Old Testament backwards (I won't comment further or the moderators will object). He worked out that creation was in 4004 BC. He took this task very seriously, going so far as to specifying the exact date - 23rd October. Not sure that he specified a time, as God presumably hadnt invented it then.
Stretching America 12:01pm on 05 Nov 2008 #76

Ice

why lay off Palin? She was not thrust anywhere. I take it she had some desire to be VP?

You write that calling her incompetent is like calling Bush incompetent....er, yes?

Where have you been for the last 8 years?

A budget surplus converted to the biggest deficit in history...2 wars, one of them totally illegal.....deliberately lying to the American people about WMD, and about Al Q in Iraq pre-invasion.

Bush will go down in history as the worst US Pres bar none. Palin would prob be worse, but she will never get the chance, not even GOP are stupid enough to put her on the ticket again.

Oh, and I suppose thinking that Johnny 'Alliday was a politician shows her competence?

I really can't wait for GOP inquest into what went wrong. McCain will be toast for picking her, no question.
Stretching America 08:39am on 05 Nov 2008 #11, RalphMa.

Palin a future President? I dont think so.

Look at the "base" that she galvanised: evangelicals, creationists, the loony right. Thinking republicans were horrified and either abstained or voted Obama.

And if you have read anything about this absurd woman you will see that it is impossible for her to reach out across the political spectrum - if you dont agree with her 100% then you must be against her.

Someone who is convinced that the earth was created 4,000BC? That man coexisted with dinosaurs? The reason why she never travelled in the past was that she didnt want to fall off the edge of the planet.

Americans have enough Palins without putting one in the White House. They are called cheerleaders, and you can find them scantily dressed at any sporting event.
McCain out of Michigan 12:17pm on 04 Oct 2008 Hi DAvid Cunard,

when I wrote the word socialism connected with Clinton I was being ironic. Should have put in inverted commas.

Others before on this thread had accused him thus.

Blue Paddy, I will reply to you when I have stopped laughing!!
McCain out of Michigan 7:26pm on 03 Oct 2008 For Gods sake Auntie Beeb, cant you get some more moderators?

this 30 minute delay is unacceptable.
McCain out of Michigan 7:05pm on 03 Oct 2008 #78 neila2;
#86 blue paddy.

Really cant believe what I'm reading here. McCain is so on the button with the economy - oh yeah - exactly how much is that war in Iraq costing? How much has it cost so far, and how much more will it cost before USA gets the hell out?

Forgive me for putting some facts in the way, but didnt Clinton with his socialism run budget surpluses, and is it good ol' Dubya with his "tax-cutting" agenda who has run up the biggest deficits in history?

Taxes really arent going to vary very much whoever gets in, except that Obama has stated that those at the very top end who really can afford it will be taxed more. Whats important is how those taxes are used.

I would be incensed as an American voter to be shelling out trillions for a pointless war.

I would also be annoyed that Painful says her son will be defending USA by going to IRAQ. Again, forgive me for pointing out some facts here: Iraq did not launch 9:11, nor would it ever have allied itself to the islamic theocracy that Afghanistan was.

But like I said, dont let facts get in the way of a good old rant!!
Bill on fire 07:44am on 02 Oct 2008 OMG. Have just seen Painful's interview.

I don't know what to be more depressed by?

The fact that this "politician" is so close to being Veep or even Prez, or

my horrible suspicion that it doesnt matter what she says. The people that are pro her just wouldnt care - they will vote for the McPainful ticket anyway.

But then Quayle didnt exactly prove to much of a stumbling block in the end.

The republicans can screw up on their choice of Prez/Veep time after time and still get in.

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