Palin vs. Obama... Who Has More Experience?, page 2
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reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 01:28 PM by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by jamie83



and everything about your entire argument is a moving goal post.

The desperation that stems from a moving goal post paints an awfully clear picture


you're scared.

you refuse to provide proof to back up your #'s and statistics, because you know they are false and conjured.

I did the math for you - who has the most experience?
Obama/Biden

Who has the best experience?
Obama/Biden

since when is a governor more revered than a senator?

honestly...


reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 01:43 PM by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by jamie83





To the statement i made of "You refuse to provide any proof to back your claims" you answer

Andy, you're right.




Oh my god its so original its refreshing.

I commend you for your honesty.

You cant give proof to back your claims because no such proof exists.

I really wish the GOP would nominate your style of honesty to their campaign process

Thank you for your civility in truth and honest


reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 01:45 PM by Benevolent Heretic
reply to post by jamie83



Don't forget, she's a "hockey mom" and Senator Obama is not.

McCain and the Republicans have been positively skewering Obama for months for his "lack of experience". "But is he ready to lead"???? And then they go and choose someone with LESS experience to take over if McCain kicks it??

She has experience, all right. The experience of being a woman.

Obama has 12 years experience in government. She has like 4.


reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 01:50 PM by jamie83
Originally posted by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to
post by jamie83





To the statement i made of "You refuse to provide any proof to back your claims" you answer

Andy, you're right.




Oh my god its so original its refreshing.

I commend you for your honesty.

You cant give proof to back your claims because no such proof exists.

I really wish the GOP would nominate your style of honesty to their campaign process

Thank you for your civility in truth and honest



You're welcome!

I'm just tired of looking up references and cutting and pasting links, etc., etc., etc. I come to ATS for entertainment and discussion, not to do homework for other members because they demand it. It's only a internet forum for God's sake, not a presidential debate.

If you are really interested in the stats on what percentage of blacks voted for Obama it would take you about 30 seconds to google it. Maybe it was 89%? Whatever, it doesn't change the point.

Blacks voted for Obama because he is black.
Women will vote for McCain/Palin because she is a woman.
There are millions more white women than blacks.
McCain will win because white men and women voted for him.

McCain's biggest demographic weakness was the gender gap, and he's now closed it.

Obama could have had a slam dunk win with a Obama/Clinton ticket, and he screwed up. Hillary would have guaranteed Obama PA, MI, WI, and most importantly, Ohio, and probably Florida.

Who knows... maybe he asked her and she turned him down.


reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 01:53 PM by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by jamie83



Blacks voted for Obama because he is black.
Women will vote for McCain/Palin because she is a woman.
There are millions more white women than blacks.
McCain will win because white men and women voted for him.


Now come on - why steer off that honesty course?

To make such a bold statement above is saying that blacks and women - collectively - lack the intelligence to base their decision on more than skin color and sex of a candidate.

So you're saying if they don't vote White Christian Male - that they're just voting because the candidate is black?

Cmon man, you're wearing your ignorance on your sleeve....and it doesnt look good on you


Who knows... maybe he asked her and she turned him down.


Look - i realize that you're a deeply upset hillary supporter

but don't get so bold as to believe Obama thinks Hillary would be good as a VP.

I promise you if it was offered, she would have accepted.

I'm sorry your candidate didnt get chosen
but there's always 2016

[edit on 8/29/2008 by Andrew E. Wiggin]



reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 02:01 PM by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by jamie83



Gee, the local mayor of my township has 32 years experience in "government" and yet I wouldn't hire him to pet-sit my dog if I went on vacation.




You really should get to know your candidate.

Palin has 2 years of experience as Governor. Thats it. 2 years.

The rest of her political career is as the mayor of a small town of 5400 people.


So by your OWN standards...you're ruling her out.



The conservative values and flip flops put pain in my sides from laughter


reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 02:08 PM by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by Benevolent Heretic




I think you can't remember which side of the argument you're on.


neither can he, apparently.

Basically - you can sum up the creation of this thread by saying this:

NO matter what - Obama is lesser. I can't provide a single shred of proof to back up my claims - but trust me, i know what im talkign about


/end thread


reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 02:10 PM by jamie83
Originally posted by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to
post by jamie83



Gee, the local mayor of my township has 32 years experience in "government" and yet I wouldn't hire him to pet-sit my dog if I went on vacation.




You really should get to know your candidate.

Palin has 2 years of experience as Governor. Thats it. 2 years.

The rest of her political career is as the mayor of a small town of 5400 people.


So by your OWN standards...you're ruling her out.



The conservative values and flip flops put pain in my sides from laughter


Andy, maybe if you engaged your brain today you would be able to figure these things out.

I mentioned my local mayor with 32 years of experience, not because his experience qualifies him for anything, but because I think that a lifetime in politics is not necessarily a criteria to hold a high office like POTUS.

My standards are integrity, honesty, moral values, intelligence, hard work, and selflessness among others. Career politicians like Obama and Biden have shown they lack these things.

People like McCain, with his 28 years serving in the Navy before getting into politics, and Palin, seem to have these qualities that Obama and Biden seem to be lacking. Electing a POTUS whose entire career was spent as a politician is not exactly my idea of "change."


reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 02:15 PM by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by jamie83



my brain is fully engaged, you are just talking yourself in circles

you negate your mayor as creidible because he's just a mayor of a small town



Palin has 2 years experience as governor

thats it

because by your own standards, you cannot include her years a mayor to support her credibility

it can only be as a governor.

Funny - too - how you skip over my other statement

Palin - 2 years experience as the governor of Alaska
McCain - 0 years experience as the governor of anything
Obama - 0 years experience as the governor of anything
Biden - 0 years experience as the governor of anything


Palin - 0 years as a US senator
McCain - 22 years experience as a US senator
Obama - 4 years experience as a US senator
Biden - 35 years experience as a US senator

So - if Obama is lesser than McCain because a US senator has great experience (or so you tell us...)

and Palin has zero years experience as a US senator


then please explain to me why Palin has more experience than Obama.

Because by your own ignorant standards - Palin has more experience than ALL of them, because McCain, biden, and Obama have never been the governor of anything



But its okay.

I wouldnt expect you to be able to comprehend why its important, because you cannot even provide a single shred of proof to back anything you say about Obama. Period.

I'll allow you that handicap.
Just like if i were to play against my nephew in basketball, i would go a lot easier on him too.

When you're ready to step up to the ATS standard of debating this issue, we can take it to the debate forums.

I'll take you on any day of the week

[edit on 8/29/2008 by Andrew E. Wiggin]



reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 02:38 PM by Multiple Junkie
reply to post by jamie83




My standards are integrity, honesty, moral values, intelligence, hard work, and selflessness among others. Career politicians like Obama and Biden have shown they lack these things.

People like McCain, with his 28 years serving in the Navy before getting into politics, and Palin, seem to have these qualities that Obama and Biden seem to be lacking. Electing a POTUS whose entire career was spent as a politician is not exactly my idea of "change."


Seems to me that your argument is based on opinion and that your mind won't be changed no matter how much of the initial post is debunked or disqualified.


I think it's interesting that Sarah Palin is being criticized for some sort of perceived lack of experience. I would argue that she has more experience and is more qualified to be Commander in Chief than Obama.


Anyone could concoct a post listing all of Obama's achievements that Palin never had exposure to and it would be a weak argument as well. Another failed argument.


reply posted on 29-8-2008 @ 04:12 PM by jerico65
Originally posted by Andrew E. Wiggin
Lets do a campaign comparison, shall we?


John McCain: Elected to house of Representatives in 1982. He became a US senator in 1986 2008-1982 = 26 years experience

Joe Biden : Became a senator in 1973. 2008 - 1973 = 35 years experience


What's really funny is that Obama, in his speech, said that the Government has been messed up for 30 years, and pointed out that McCain had been involved for 26 of those years.

Guess he forgot his running mate had been in Congress for 35 of those years!!

It's not about years of experience, it's about what they did during those years. And I thought Obama was all about "change" and "fresh blood" in the White House. I guess it's OK, as long as it's him.

And besides, Palin is hot. I'd hit it like the rightous hand of God.

[edit on 29-8-2008 by jerico65]
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