Comments on: To Quote Henry Fonda, “That Was a Good Speech!” http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997 We're Here to Make The Pigs Itch Fri, 10 Sep 2010 02:09:38 -0600 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: denis http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997&cpage=1#comment-28381 denis Sat, 06 Sep 2008 16:38:39 +0000 http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997#comment-28381 Danielle, I think I may have said this before, but it's nice to hear another voice of reason in this din of Republican noise. Danielle, I think I may have said this before, but it’s nice to hear another voice of reason in this din of Republican noise.

]]> By: Danielle http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997&cpage=1#comment-28379 Danielle Sat, 06 Sep 2008 13:34:19 +0000 http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997#comment-28379 I watched that speech the other night and literally was sick to my stomach. I can't believe that people responded positively to it. It was so sarcastic and mean spirited. I wouldn't have minded a John McCain presidency if that's how the voting went in November but the thought of putting her into second position is kind of scary to me. I'm sure reading her speech is a lot different than watching it. I would recommend watching it. I never have felt more out of place watching a political speech in my life. Not once did i feel like I could be a part of the cheering crowd in that convention center. It was very exclusive. 2 cents. John McCain is MUCH closer to dying of 'old age' than all other people running for office. I watched that speech the other night and literally was sick to my stomach. I can’t believe that people responded positively to it. It was so sarcastic and mean spirited. I wouldn’t have minded a John McCain presidency if that’s how the voting went in November but the thought of putting her into second position is kind of scary to me.

I’m sure reading her speech is a lot different than watching it. I would recommend watching it. I never have felt more out of place watching a political speech in my life. Not once did i feel like I could be a part of the cheering crowd in that convention center. It was very exclusive.

2 cents. John McCain is MUCH closer to dying of ‘old age’ than all other people running for office.

]]> By: Jaynee http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997&cpage=1#comment-28362 Jaynee Fri, 05 Sep 2008 19:01:31 +0000 http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997#comment-28362 I agree with Ace that 72 isn't "near death" - my own grandmother is in her mid-90s and is doing quite nicely, thankyouverymuch. And I'm sure my parents would disagree that 72 is near death - after all, they are in their sixties and nowhere near infirm or in need of eldercare. *lol* I agree with Ace that 72 isn’t “near death” – my own grandmother is in her mid-90s and is doing quite nicely, thankyouverymuch. And I’m sure my parents would disagree that 72 is near death – after all, they are in their sixties and nowhere near infirm or in need of eldercare. *lol*

]]> By: Ace http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997&cpage=1#comment-28359 Ace Fri, 05 Sep 2008 17:43:20 +0000 http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997#comment-28359 I don't believe that 72 yrs is "near death". My grandmother is 87 and still has all her wits about her and I would never say she is near death. You can see from McCain's mother (if you watched his speech) that longevity runs in his family. Palin: As with most candidates, I agree and disagree with them, depending on the what the issue is. My apologies for not fully undestanding what you meant in your post. I don’t believe that 72 yrs is “near death”. My grandmother is 87 and still has all her wits about her and I would never say she is near death. You can see from McCain’s mother (if you watched his speech) that longevity runs in his family.

Palin:
As with most candidates, I agree and disagree with them, depending on the what the issue is. My apologies for not fully undestanding what you meant in your post.

]]> By: Denis http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997&cpage=1#comment-28338 Denis Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:04:49 +0000 http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997#comment-28338 Ace, when I said "best man or woman" I was refering to voting for the ticket, not just the president. If you don't care who the other half of the ticket is, then you don't care a lick about where Palin stands on issues. And since McCain is near death -- I care. Jaynee, is it too late to change my pick in the Celebrity Dead Pool to John McCain? Boy, I should get paid for these comments. Ace, when I said “best man or woman” I was refering to voting for the ticket, not just the president. If you don’t care who the other half of the ticket is, then you don’t care a lick about where Palin stands on issues. And since McCain is near death — I care. Jaynee, is it too late to change my pick in the Celebrity Dead Pool to John McCain? Boy, I should get paid for these comments.

]]> By: Ace http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997&cpage=1#comment-28325 Ace Thu, 04 Sep 2008 17:56:47 +0000 http://www.cootiehog.com/?p=4997#comment-28325 "May the best man win" How about may the best person (who is not a Junior Senator, who served our country and who chose a Vice President that has more Executive Level Experience than anyone else running) win. "Oops, I mean man or woman." I don't know about you Denis, but I was voting for a Man for President. As far as I know, Hiliary didn't make the ticket for President so there is only men running for the highest office. In my opinion McCain is the right "man" for the Job... so maybe you were talking about Obama when you mentioned "woman". “May the best man win”

How about may the best person (who is not a Junior Senator, who served our country and who chose a Vice President that has more Executive Level Experience than anyone else running) win.

“Oops, I mean man or woman.”

I don’t know about you Denis, but I was voting for a Man for President. As far as I know, Hiliary didn’t make the ticket for President so there is only men running for the highest office. In my opinion McCain is the right “man” for the Job… so maybe you were talking about Obama when you mentioned “woman”.

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