Just check the stats in the last election: http://www.cbc.ca/canadavotes/candidatesridings/bc/index.htmlRe/MaxGriz said:Just because some wacko group posts flyers about a crazy 9/11 conspiracy doesn't mean the whole town is liberal. There's been plenty of other 9/11 theory videos produced all over the nation...must be the whole nation is liberal then...right?
lolVlad said:Vancouver is a wonderful city filled with interesting people.
nope....it is not conservative! neo-conservative = borrow and spend/ big brother/erosion of Constitution/erosion of U.S. economic security and independence/war for no good reason.........see Bush /Cheney for additional examples. Anyone who thinks that the current Republican party is conservative is welcome to step forward and explain why. :twocents:argh! said:you guys crack me up. is it really 'conservative' to send an army that is essentially a bunch of paid mercenaries to fight for the country, while the majority of "the country" goes about its business as if nothing is happening? is it 'conservative' to use cash borrowed from another country to fund this? is it 'conservative' to allow the government to listen in on your phone conversations no matter what? is it 'conservative' to have a government that makes birthing and marriage decisions for you? is it 'conservative' to open the borders to people who obviously equire remedial education, and contribute nothing to the good of the country (i'm talking about you here, drew)? is it 'conservative' to vote along religious ideals instead of practical ones?
just checkin'.
Re/MaxGriz said:Wasn't it Billings a few years ago that had a handful of people spray painting swastikas on a synagogue, or something like that. That must mean the whole town of Billings is neo-nazis right?
Just because some wacko group posts flyers about a crazy 9/11 conspiracy doesn't mean the whole town is liberal. There's been plenty of other 9/11 theory videos produced all over the nation...must be the whole nation is liberal then...right?
Bronco said:Re/MaxGriz said:Wasn't it Billings a few years ago that had a handful of people spray painting swastikas on a synagogue, or something like that. That must mean the whole town of Billings is neo-nazis right?
Just because some wacko group posts flyers about a crazy 9/11 conspiracy doesn't mean the whole town is liberal. There's been plenty of other 9/11 theory videos produced all over the nation...must be the whole nation is liberal then...right?
Democrats in America are evenly divided on the question of whether George W. Bush knew about the 9/11 terrorist attacks in advance. Thirty-five percent (35%) of Democrats believe he did know, 39% say he did not know, and 26% are not sure.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/current_events/general_current_events/president_bush/22_believe_bush_knew_about_9_11_attacks_in_advance
Associated Press
February 16, 2008
CONCORD, N.H. – The chief songwriter and founder of the band Boston has more than a feeling that he's being ripped off by Mike Huckabee.
In a letter to the Republican presidential hopeful, Tom Scholz complains that Huckabee is using his 1970s smash hit song "More Than a Feeling" without his permission. A former member of the band, Barry Goudreau, has appeared with Huckabee at campaign events, and they have played the song with Huckabee's band, Capitol Offense.
Scholz, who said Goudreau left the band more than 25 years ago after a three-year stint, objects to the implication that the band and one of its members has endorsed Huckabee's candidacy.
"Boston has never endorsed a political candidate, and with all due respect, would not start by endorsing a candidate who is the polar opposite of most everything Boston stands for," wrote Scholz, adding that he is supporting Democratic Sen. Barack Obama. "By using my song, and my band's name Boston, you have taken something of mine and used it to promote ideas to which I am opposed. In other words, I think I've been ripped off, dude!"
Fred Bramante, who was chairman of Huckabee's New Hampshire campaign, called the allegations ridiculous. He said he attended dozens of Huckabee rallies in New Hampshire and other states and never heard Huckabee play "More Than a Feeling," other than when Goudreau campaigned with him in Iowa in October.
Scholz, in a telephone interview Friday, said he understands "More Than a Feeling" has been a centerpiece at some rallies, and said Goudreau is identified with the band in an endorsement video.
He recommends that Huckabee "stick to music recorded by far-right Republicans."
What is with this "hip" adjective everyone loves to twist around and use on liberals? I don't want hip.kalm said:Now, compare that to a list of "conservative" cities and ask yourself where you'd rather be.
So it seems there are three things that are in short supply. 1) Hip conservative cities.