Re: "Crock" Obama reveals Islamic heritage

On Tue, 20 May 2008 16:43:21 -0700, nospamatall wrote
(in article <umJYj.25518$j7.469411@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>):

> George Graves wrote:
> 
>> While I agree that none of the three are worth getting excited about
(or 
>> voting for), actual Election Day isn't until the 2nd Tuesday in
November. 
>> The 
>> Democrats haven't even officially picked which of the two "minority" 
>> figures 
>> that they are going to actually run yet, and won't until sometime in
August 
>> at their national convention. While the Republicans have pretty much
chosen 
>> poor old McCain, even that's not official until the Republican National

>> Convention the first week in September. Thus, the actual campaign for 
>> president (rather than the campaign for the nomination to run as their 
>> party's official candidate) won't actually start until the end of the
first 
>> week of September. Then it will be nothing but solid campaigning up
until 
>> election day. It's a tiresome, long process and this one has been more 
>> tiresome and longer than any I remember. How people can get so
passionate 
>> about such "nothings" as these three front-runners, I cannot fathom. I 
>> wouldn't elect any of them as my city's dogcatcher, much less
President. 
>> It's 
>> like choosing what the world's best car was when the choices are
between a 
>> Trabant, a Lada, and a Yugo. 
>> 
> Yeah, and the worst part would be having a whole year when the silly
> arguments about how wonderful / bad each one is are going on on every
> medium, including ones that have nothing to do with which lizard we
> choose to pretend to rule over us.
> 
> It would be good if the people talking against each candidate were any
> more intelligent than the pro- ones, but they aren't.


What about those people are against ALL of them?