Some deep s***

I'm still trying to figure out what the meaning of the word "is" is.

It's been a long time since we had a straight talker in the Whitehouse. Obama ain't one either.

Fred Thompson is about as close as it gets.

I liked Clinton's "I listened to you and in the process found my own voice." Give that speech writer a pay raise. Obama's writers have a pretty good grasp on the lauguage, but Obama can deliver it in style.

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I liked Clinton's "I listened to you and in the process found my own voice." Give that speech writer a pay raise. Obama's writers have a pretty good grasp on the lauguage, but Obama can deliver it in style.

But who cares? Are we going to get another 4-8 years of Bill the "oral"tor?

It's kinda good to have a president that actually tries to accomplish something, instead of just talking about it over a blowjob.

Did anyone notice both Hillary and Edwards used a heart felt "This is personal for me".

I think we will hear that more.

But i'm really waitng for Ralph Wiggum to hit the scene.

Go ahead, Gala....make my day.

As proven by the team from Hope Arkansas :wink:

For Obama, the only hope may be Mt. Hope.(politically) but that's probably a premature statement.

I'm still trying to figure out what the meaning of the word "is" is.

It's been a long time since we had a straight talker in the Whitehouse. Obama ain't one either.

Fred Thompson is about as close as it gets.

Fred Thompson is great because he understands that gay illegals are melting the polar ice caps. I also like his health care proposal, which involves arming every while male with a bazooka. With Thompson in office, we can obliterate Iraq and Iran simultaneously, and consolidate it into one country called, "Bunch O' Pussies."

Thompson is the best thing since sliced Hitler.

I don't think Fred Thompson realizes he is dead.

I liked Clinton's "I listened to you and in the process found my own voice." Give that speech writer a pay raise. Obama's writers have a pretty good grasp on the lauguage, but Obama can deliver it in style.

Yes, Obama is a great TALKER. But is he good at anything else.

Fred Thompson?!? In a couple weeks that guy will be doing oatmeal comercials.

It's kinda good to have a president that actually tries to accomplish something, instead of just talking about it over a blowjob.

I liked Clinton's "I listened to you and in the process found my own voice." Give that speech writer a pay raise. Obama's writers have a pretty good grasp on the lauguage, but Obama can deliver it in style.

The pitch worked. Favreau [the speechwriter] and Obama rapidly found a relatively direct way to work with each other. "What I do is to sit with him for half an hour," Favreau explains. "He talks and I type everything he says. I reshape it, I write. He writes, he reshapes it. That's how we get a finished product.

"It's a great way to write speeches. A lot of times, you write something, you hand it in, it gets hacked by advisers, it gets to the candidate and then it gets sent back to you. This is a much more intimate way to work."

Some speeches are much more the product of the candidate himself. Obama e-mailed Favreau his draft of his announcement speech in Springfield, Ill., at 4 a.m. on the morning of the campaign launch last February.

People who complain that Barack Obama lacks experience must be unaware of his legislative achievements. One reason these accomplishments are unfamiliar is that the media have not devoted enough attention to Obama's bills and the effort required to pass them, ignoring impressive, hard evidence of his character and ability.