Former President Barack "We Don't Need No Stinkin' Birth-Papers" Obama Speaks... (Page 1/4) Boondawg OCT 22, 12:10 AM Ouch. That's gotta' sting a sociopath... rinselberg OCT 22, 11:55 AM "We Don't Need No Stinkin' Birth-Papers" Jonesy OCT 24, 08:59 AM Yeah I gotta give the Democrats some credit, they aren't holding back this election. I always said they need to be more aggressive like the Republican's always are, and it looks like, finally, at least some of them are.. Even Biden was pretty vicious during that last debate. You could tell Trump was very frustrated, and uncomfortable, and didn't have much to answer back with. It's been interesting to watch. Hudini OCT 24, 09:05 AM You must have been watching a different debate. “Who built the cages Joe?” Trump ate his lunch. Trump: “Basically, what he is saying is he’s going to destroy the oil industry. Will you remember that, Texas? Will you remember that, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma?” sourmash OCT 24, 10:15 AM Who else has heard of Obama's real father, Frank Marshall Davis? Yeah, I saw a different debate too. Democrat pundits always go way too far on the attack side. Repubs have always been slammed for not using the same tactic. Trump was schooled to dial his rhetoric back this time, stop making faces, practice decorum and not take the bait. You can (ALSO) see the dementia taking hold of Biden by looking at his eyes. Patients show it in their eyes. The eyes look pinned and wilted; disconnected. Jonesy OCT 24, 11:38 AM quote Originally posted by Hudini: You must have been watching a different debate. “Who built the cages Joe?” Trump ate his lunch. Trump: “Basically, what he is saying is he’s going to destroy the oil industry. Will you remember that, Texas? Will you remember that, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma?” No it was the same debate, but we no doubt live in different realities. I saw a man out of his element, and confused and grasping for anything to try to hit Biden back. But I also don't support Trump, you, I'm guessing do, so no doubt you saw something different. Hudini OCT 24, 12:20 PM I see alot different apparently. You say Republicans attack? Did you not see the Kavanaugh hearings? How about Clarence Thomas? Robert Bork? The Democrats were horrible attack dogs. You have a warped sense of reality if you think Republicans are the aggressors. blackrams OCT 24, 12:26 PM Presidential and many other "debates" are only intended to tilt the undecided or independent voter. Both bases are pretty much secure. Trump Haters are going to hate. Harris/Biden haters will do the same. Personally, I don't care for the personality in DJT or Biden but, I do look at their performance. Candidate Trump made campaign promises and did attempt to get them done. The Dem leadership did everything they could to remove him from office. Biden can't seem to remember or decide what he stands for other than what his masters say. Yep, I already voted and I voted for as many Conservatives as possible. I'm not that confident President Trump will win this election but, I've done all I can do to make that happen. But, at least DJT filled the RBG seat with someone I consider a Constitutionalist who won't try to legislate from the bench. Public Service Announcement: The election for President will be November 3rd and 4th. Conservatives should vote on November 3rd, All Others vote on the 4th. Have a safe day. Rams Jonesy OCT 24, 01:04 PM quote Originally posted by Hudini: I see alot different apparently. You say Republicans attack? Did you not see the Kavanaugh hearings? How about Clarence Thomas? Robert Bork? The Democrats were horrible attack dogs. You have a warped sense of reality if you think Republicans are the aggressors. Like I stated before, I've been surprised how aggressive the democrats (the politician's themselves) are this year. As that's not usually the case. sourmash OCT 24, 01:55 PM 2003ish I completely left party affiliation when Repubs proved yet again that achieving power means they will mostly fail to alter political policy from what the Dems had been doing for the 50 prior years (prior tp early 90s success of the Rs). Dems have been known for the nastier attacks for the past 30-40 years. When I was a Republican in the late 80s to very early 90s I'd listen to Lush Rimball talking about how his party needed to adopt the nasty verbal assaults of the national Dems in DC to counter them so the public wouldn't be fooled by the muddiness. His shows are all archived online to get a feel for the climate. Listen to any week leading up to and after an election and you'll hear it over and again. I'm not a Wash DC anything. They all suck. At the same time the middle class won't survive a Joe / Camel admin.