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A Harry Krause truism:

"It's not a *baby* kicking, beautiful bride, it's just a fetus!"
[A Narcissistic Hypocrite]

On Oct 14, 8:37*pm, Boater wrote:
...of the toilet turds are so angry these days:

"Poll Finds Attacks by McCain Turn Off Voters

Article Tools Sponsored By
By MICHAEL COOPER and MEGAN THEE
NY Times
Published: October 14, 2008

The McCain campaign’s recent angry tone and sharply personal attacks on
Senator Barack Obama appear to have backfired and tarnished Senator John
McCain more than their intended target, the latest New York Times/CBS
News poll has found.

After several weeks in which the McCain campaign unleashed a series of
strong political attacks on Mr. Obama, trying to tie him to a former
1960s radical, among other things, the poll found that more voters see
Mr. McCain as waging a negative campaign than Mr. Obama. Six in 10
voters surveyed said that Mr. McCain had spent more time attacking Mr.
Obama than explaining what he would do as president; by about the same
number, voters said Mr. Obama was spending more of his time explaining
than attacking.

Over all, the poll found that if the election were held today, 53
percent of those determined to be probable voters said that they would
vote for Mr. Obama and 39 percent said they would vote for Mr. McCain.

- - -

Now, 53 to 39 means this is somewhat of an outlier, but it still
indicates the trend, which, 21 days from an election, is a nice indicator..

Yep...the conservatrashers seem headed for a flush...big time.

That's our allegedly tolerant Harry!

wrote:
On Oct 14, 8:37 pm, Boater wrote:
...of the toilet turds are so angry these days:

"Poll Finds Attacks by McCain Turn Off Voters

Article Tools Sponsored By
By MICHAEL COOPER and MEGAN THEE
NY Times
Published: October 14, 2008

The McCain campaign’s recent angry tone and sharply personal attacks on
Senator Barack Obama appear to have backfired and tarnished Senator John
McCain more than their intended target, the latest New York Times/CBS
News poll has found.

After several weeks in which the McCain campaign unleashed a series of
strong political attacks on Mr. Obama, trying to tie him to a former
1960s radical, among other things, the poll found that more voters see
Mr. McCain as waging a negative campaign than Mr. Obama. Six in 10
voters surveyed said that Mr. McCain had spent more time attacking Mr.
Obama than explaining what he would do as president; by about the same
number, voters said Mr. Obama was spending more of his time explaining
than attacking.

Over all, the poll found that if the election were held today, 53
percent of those determined to be probable voters said that they would
vote for Mr. Obama and 39 percent said they would vote for Mr. McCain.

- - -

Now, 53 to 39 means this is somewhat of an outlier, but it still
indicates the trend, which, 21 days from an election, is a nice indicator.

Yep...the conservatrashers seem headed for a flush...big time.

That's our allegedly tolerant Harry!


Considering the horrors inflicted on our country the last eight years by
the conservatrash, I have little tolerance for them. Note, however, that
I am not making a blanket statement about Republicans...just the
conservatrash among them, posters here like Herring, DK, BAR, Florida
Jim, et cetera...the mindless right-wing masses.

Boater wrote:
wrote:
On Oct 14, 8:37 pm, Boater wrote:
...of the toilet turds are so angry these days:

"Poll Finds Attacks by McCain Turn Off Voters

Article Tools Sponsored By
By MICHAEL COOPER and MEGAN THEE
NY Times
Published: October 14, 2008

The McCain campaign’s recent angry tone and sharply personal attacks on
Senator Barack Obama appear to have backfired and tarnished Senator John
McCain more than their intended target, the latest New York Times/CBS
News poll has found.

After several weeks in which the McCain campaign unleashed a series of
strong political attacks on Mr. Obama, trying to tie him to a former
1960s radical, among other things, the poll found that more voters see
Mr. McCain as waging a negative campaign than Mr. Obama. Six in 10
voters surveyed said that Mr. McCain had spent more time attacking Mr.
Obama than explaining what he would do as president; by about the same
number, voters said Mr. Obama was spending more of his time explaining
than attacking.

Over all, the poll found that if the election were held today, 53
percent of those determined to be probable voters said that they would
vote for Mr. Obama and 39 percent said they would vote for Mr. McCain.

- - -

Now, 53 to 39 means this is somewhat of an outlier, but it still
indicates the trend, which, 21 days from an election, is a nice
indicator.

Yep...the conservatrashers seem headed for a flush...big time.

That's our allegedly tolerant Harry!


Considering the horrors inflicted on our country the last eight years by
the conservatrash, I have little tolerance for them. Note, however, that
I am not making a blanket statement about Republicans...just the
conservatrash among them, posters here like Herring, DK, BAR, Florida
Jim, et cetera...the mindless right-wing masses.

As if your opinion matters. Sheesh WAFA

Jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
wrote:
On Oct 14, 8:37 pm, Boater wrote:
...of the toilet turds are so angry these days:

"Poll Finds Attacks by McCain Turn Off Voters

Article Tools Sponsored By
By MICHAEL COOPER and MEGAN THEE
NY Times
Published: October 14, 2008

The McCain campaign’s recent angry tone and sharply personal attacks on
Senator Barack Obama appear to have backfired and tarnished Senator
John
McCain more than their intended target, the latest New York Times/CBS
News poll has found.

After several weeks in which the McCain campaign unleashed a series of
strong political attacks on Mr. Obama, trying to tie him to a former
1960s radical, among other things, the poll found that more voters see
Mr. McCain as waging a negative campaign than Mr. Obama. Six in 10
voters surveyed said that Mr. McCain had spent more time attacking Mr.
Obama than explaining what he would do as president; by about the same
number, voters said Mr. Obama was spending more of his time explaining
than attacking.

Over all, the poll found that if the election were held today, 53
percent of those determined to be probable voters said that they would
vote for Mr. Obama and 39 percent said they would vote for Mr. McCain.

- - -

Now, 53 to 39 means this is somewhat of an outlier, but it still
indicates the trend, which, 21 days from an election, is a nice
indicator.

Yep...the conservatrashers seem headed for a flush...big time.

That's our allegedly tolerant Harry!


Considering the horrors inflicted on our country the last eight years
by the conservatrash, I have little tolerance for them. Note, however,
that I am not making a blanket statement about Republicans...just the
conservatrash among them, posters here like Herring, DK, BAR, Florida
Jim, et cetera...the mindless right-wing masses.

As if your opinion matters. Sheesh WAFA


What are you disagreeing with here? The fact that the conservatrash
inflicted horrors on our country the last eight years or that you are
trash?

Boater wrote:
Jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
wrote:
On Oct 14, 8:37 pm, Boater wrote:
...of the toilet turds are so angry these days:

"Poll Finds Attacks by McCain Turn Off Voters

Article Tools Sponsored By
By MICHAEL COOPER and MEGAN THEE
NY Times
Published: October 14, 2008

The McCain campaign’s recent angry tone and sharply personal
attacks on
Senator Barack Obama appear to have backfired and tarnished Senator
John
McCain more than their intended target, the latest New York Times/CBS
News poll has found.

After several weeks in which the McCain campaign unleashed a series of
strong political attacks on Mr. Obama, trying to tie him to a former
1960s radical, among other things, the poll found that more voters see
Mr. McCain as waging a negative campaign than Mr. Obama. Six in 10
voters surveyed said that Mr. McCain had spent more time attacking Mr.
Obama than explaining what he would do as president; by about the same
number, voters said Mr. Obama was spending more of his time explaining
than attacking.

Over all, the poll found that if the election were held today, 53
percent of those determined to be probable voters said that they would
vote for Mr. Obama and 39 percent said they would vote for Mr. McCain.

- - -

Now, 53 to 39 means this is somewhat of an outlier, but it still
indicates the trend, which, 21 days from an election, is a nice
indicator.

Yep...the conservatrashers seem headed for a flush...big time.

That's our allegedly tolerant Harry!


Considering the horrors inflicted on our country the last eight years
by the conservatrash, I have little tolerance for them. Note,
however, that I am not making a blanket statement about
Republicans...just the conservatrash among them, posters here like
Herring, DK, BAR, Florida Jim, et cetera...the mindless right-wing
masses.

As if your opinion matters. Sheesh WAFA


What are you disagreeing with here? The fact that the conservatrash
inflicted horrors on our country the last eight years or that you are
trash?

If you care as much as you say you do, why don't you get active in
politics and try to make a difference instead of flapping your gums ad
nauseum to such a small audience who doesn't really care what you think.
Get a life.