| Biden is a political hack that will do as he is told Biden’s tech history and showing that his legislative past is filled with pro-RIAA, anti-privacy moves that are in direct contrast to the sentiments that Obama has expressed. Biden is a longtime political hack. The ultimate Washington insider. So, he will support whatever Obama's political handlers and contributors tell him to believe.
The important question is what does Obama and his contributors believe. And with Hollywood being such big supporters of Obama, his copyright infringement stance will probably be pro-RIAA & MPAA. And his privacy stance will probably be anti-law enforcement and anti-FBI.
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Mount Joy, PA | said by fAcEtIOUs:Biden’s tech history and showing that his legislative past is filled with pro-RIAA, anti-privacy moves that are in direct contrast to the sentiments that Obama has expressed. Biden is a longtime political hack. The ultimate Washington insider. So, he will support whatever Obama's political handlers and contributors tell him to believe. The important question is what does Obama and his contributors believe. And with Hollywood being such big supporters of Obama, his copyright infringement stance will probably be pro-RIAA & MPAA. And his privacy stance will probably be anti-law enforcement and anti-FBI. So your definitely going to the left now? 
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| said by Jovi:said by fAcEtIOUs:Biden’s tech history and showing that his legislative past is filled with pro-RIAA, anti-privacy moves that are in direct contrast to the sentiments that Obama has expressed. Biden is a longtime political hack. The ultimate Washington insider. So, he will support whatever Obama's political handlers and contributors tell him to believe. The important question is what does Obama and his contributors believe. And with Hollywood being such big supporters of Obama, his copyright infringement stance will probably be pro-RIAA & MPAA. And his privacy stance will probably be anti-law enforcement and anti-FBI. So your definitely going to the left now? LOL. No. Still going to vote for McCain, no matter who he chooses as VP.
And even if Obama had chosen Bush's brother as VP  Obama still wouldn't have gotten my vote.
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said by fAcEtIOUs:And his privacy stance will probably be anti-law enforcement and anti-FBI. Nice. Anti-Law enforcement.  /sigh. Political colors showing?
Unfortunately, Obama has shown his willingness to "compromise" on issues like Telecom spying and immunity etc so can't really trust him or McCain on this issue.
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That's the way. Stick to the party line, always, no matter what the issues are. |
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said by fAcEtIOUs:LOL. No. Still going to vote for McCain, no matter who he chooses as VP. And even if Obama had chosen Bush's brother as VP Obama still wouldn't have gotten my vote. And you're calling Biden the political hack? Yikes!
You better want to know who McAncient's VP is in case he kiels over in office if he's elected/appointed.
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Why would ANYONE want YOUR vote? |
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said by KrK:That's the way. Stick to the party line, always, no matter what the issues are. And that's a problem with a lot of the voters -- blindly voting for a party, or voting without putting any thought into it. People complain about those who don't vote, but I think voting blindly is worse.
My son got into a political discussion with my grandma a few years back (where he learned that it's usually best not to engage someone in a political discussion) when he wondered aloud why anyone would vote for Bush. My grandma replied that she had. He asked her why, and her answer was "Because I'm a registered Republican."
I kept silent, but shook my head when I heard that. If you honestly think he's the better man for the job, by all means, vote for him. But blindly voting for someone based on some label they wear is just plain stupid. |
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