The republicans self destructed awhile ago. That's why conservatives don't even get a choice this time.
McCain doesn't have much of a chance in any debate. It will be fun to watch though.
Doesn't look like conservatives are going to be happy with any outcome.
That would be the dem theory.....
I'm thinkin' about maybe writin' in Ben Stein, just for the hell of it.
hey what did dubya have "experience" in? fucking up the texas rangers? smiling while daddy bought barely passing grades in skool? yeah, experience!
sure. now would you please explain to me how someone with a C average in a liberal arts degree (history) managed to get into the harvard MBA program?
space aliens?
The comparatively small amount of attention paid by the political press to the President's Harvard MBA partially reflects a generalized ignorance of, and hostility toward, the degree itself.
More importantly, acknowledging that he learned any valuable intellectual perspectives would contradict the storyline that young W was a party animal, who coasted through his elite education, scarcely cracking a book.
In other words, as the left never tires of claiming, he is too 'stupid' to have picked up any tricks across the Charles River from Harvard Square. http://www.americanthinker.com/2004/02/gwb_hbs_mba.html
Yeah, really. Who was in charge at that damn school 40 years ago, anyway?
please explain to me how someone with a C average in a liberal arts degree (history) managed to get into the harvard MBA program?
In fact, Bush's (grades) were a tad higher. His four-year average was 77; Kerry's 76. Both were C students. Kerry graduated from Yale in 1966; Bush in 1968.
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Kerry's grades were made public this past week by the Boston Globe, which found them in his U.S. Navy officer training school application. During the campaign, Kerry refused to waive privacy restrictions for the full file, but gave the Navy permission to release the documents last month, the Globe reported.
The transcript showed that he (Kerry) got four Ds in his freshman year, Bush received one D in his four years, in astronomy. At the time, Yale considered grades between 70 and 79 a C and 60 to 69 a D.
"I always told my Dad that D stood for distinction," Kerry said in a written response to reporters' questions, the Globe reported.
it's widely acknowledged that bush slid through with "gentleman's Cs" in skool. you get those by being from a "good" family that makes donations, not by being smart. i'll let you google away on your own. you'll find plenty.
I got a years worth of those. My parents weren't, and aren't rich or powerful. I was just lazy. When I actually studied, I was on the dean's list. Does that mean I'm not smart, or that our current President was on cruise-control through his college years?