I've heard a number of pols (on both sides) & their party hacks say, out loud, that Fox is the most fair to all parties. Not necessaritly unbiased but they do, as a rule, treat both sides equally.
foxnews is not an objective source.
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i'm sorry jim but you're crossing the line with that remark.
Dammit, cut it out. Editting your insults during my morning coffee seriously harshes my mellow.
True. You were talking about Biden talking about someone. (1988 ???? )
I was talking about Biden talking about Obama.
Nope. I'm saying that you better know where are the players are, and what's happening in the world BEFORE you get to the White House....because things move awful fast over there and you don't have the time to learn after you're in there. It makes for some harsh wakeup calls. I don't care who's aiming for the White House, nor which party they represent.
“The White House isn’t the place to learn how to deal with international crisis, the balance of power, war and peace, and the economic future of the next generation,”
The White House is the place to apply what you already knew, not learn new tricks.
Dude...I'll give Obama one point over McCain. The changing of the guard, particularly to someone as personable as Obama is, will change the world's overall view of the USA as 'the bad guy/bully/world-class thug' - something that the election of McCain will certainly not do.Then you agree with Biden when he said that of Obama. McCain has used Biden's words to great effect HERE.
Everyone is worried about the experience and knowledge of the person in the number two spot while completely ignoring the experience and knowledge of the person in the number one spot.
If Obama is elected, who is in charge on matters of foreign policy; Obama or Biden? The guy who is supposed to be in charge; or the guy who knows more than he does?
I'm pretty sure you're familiar with the term "Push poll" - that's a fine example of one, right there.
Dude...I'll give Obama one point over McCain. The changing of the guard, particularly to someone as personable as Obama is, will change the world's overall view of the USA as 'the bad guy/bully/world-class thug' - something that the election of McCain will certainly not do.
As for knowledge..I'll give McCain and Obama equal scores.