Presidential Candidates by LGK standards.

[Tre West]

Like him or not......... experience is crucial.

If they were members of LGK, this is what it would look like.



John McCain: Moderator, 27,573 posts, Since Mar. 2001, 3 awards, Hall of Fame.

Barack Obama: Waiver Wire Pick Up, 14 posts, since Aug. 2008.



Seems like uncertain times to go with uncertain politicians.

[Dr. Naysay]

Originally Posted by Tre West

Like him or not......... experience is crucial.

If they were members of LGK, this is what it would look like.



John McCain: Moderator, 27,573 posts, Since Mar. 2001, 3 awards, Hall of Fame.

Barack Obama: Waiver Wire Pick Up, 14 posts, since Aug. 2008.



Seems like uncertain times to go with uncertain politicians.

That's an interesting analogy, so... let me see if I have this right....
























You're a ****ing idiot, right?

[Tre West]

I don't have many posts but I'm not running for the Leader of the Civilized world.

Gotta go with the son of an Admiral, and a P.O.W. for 5 years, living in a cage.......etc.

Guy couldn't be scared of anything. And he isn't too conservative.

I like Ron Paul, but he's just a little too radical for the masses.

Barack is a puppet. Period.

[Maddogg420]

I agree with Naysay. You are silly. By your reasoning... CBGB is a reliable source of information and someone you would follow. Post total(IE "experience") is not necessarily an indication of a persons value as a leader.

[Tre West]

Originally Posted by Maddogg420

I agree with Naysay. You are silly. By your reasoning... CBGB is a reliable source of information and someone you would follow. Post total(IE "experience") is not necessarily an indication of a persons value as a leader.

This post was intended to be a comical look at the two. It's like the top 5% LGK members would do a better job at running the site.

I just wanted to put a LGK spin on the experience factor. I'm not a huge McCain fan, but Hillary would have been a much better candidate for the Democrats.

McCain will take it. It is almost a sure thing. IMO. Flame away flamers.

[Leonidas]

Originally Posted by Tre West

McCain will take it. It is almost a sure thing. IMO. Flame away flamers.

McCain will win, but not because of "experience" or "judgement." He'll win because the Republican fear/"patriotism" campaign themes always work, because he'll tell any lie to win, and because white racial resentment and fear is alive and well in America.

Everything you said besides "McCain will take it" is ridiculous.

[seraphim]

This is why American's got George W Bush, twice. This guys vote counts just as much* as yours or mine.

-_Sf

*more if he lives in Wyoming

[Tre West]

Originally Posted by seraphim

This is why American's got George W Bush, twice. This guys vote counts just as much* as yours or mine.

-_Sf

*more if he lives in Wyoming

I dont like George W. Bush.

But I sure as hell don't like Obama.

Don't I have a choice, or is the Democrat the only choice that is sane. Hmmmm?

MY VOTE IS RON PAUL. TOO BAD HE WAS IGNORED.

[go]

Americans will get what we deserve.

[crAss]

Voting for someone based on "Experience" and not on their stance on issues is silly. Just as silly as voting for someone based on what party they are in rather than on issues.

McCain is promising more of Bush's policies so if you don't like Bush, as you said, why would you want McCain. Maybe you should read up a little on your current candidate of choice.

[job]

Originally Posted by crAss

Just as silly as voting for someone based on what party they are in rather than on issues.

Uh-oh...you shouldn't have said that in here. The democrites will be very, very upset with you.

[crAss]

Originally Posted by job

Uh-oh...you shouldn't have said that in here. The democrites will be very, very upset with you.

I could give a ****!

[irisher]

Originally Posted by job

Uh-oh...you shouldn't have said that in here. The democrites will be very, very upset with you.

And the Republicons won't?

[Chartrand]

Wait.....



















































.............what?

[SmytheKing]

or. . .

[Joe Hoya]

[SicSemprTyranis]

Im not voting for Obama...I must be afraid or resent his race.

Or maybe voting is "above my paygrade."