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Can He Do It? |
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Written by Mike Noel
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Tuesday, 11 November 2008 |
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Finally, the election is over. It has been a frustrating and anxious journey for many people on both sides of the aisle. Now it is over and Obama won. Fortunately for the country, the election wasn't close. This meant that we didn't have to deal with nasty recounts and legal juggling. I voted for McCain and would have rather seen him win. Of the two candidates I felt like McCain would be the best leader but the majority of the country disagrees with me. I can live with that. Obama promised change and hope. He has a party majority in both houses of congress, he has a willing and powerful press, he has the unflinching support of the celebrities of America, and he has the votes of the majority of Americans. So bring on the changes (for the better). |
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Not President Bush |
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Written by Mike Noel
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Wednesday, 15 October 2008 |
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This evening was the last of the debates for the 2008 presidential election. At the beginning McCain seemed a bit nervous and tentative while Obama maintained his never changing suave demeanor. McCain's slow start only lasted until the pair started sparring over many of the policy and philosophy differences. The quote to take away from the entire debate was made by McCain after yet another one of Obama's repeated refrains about McCain being and extension of the current administration. McCain quite forcefully stated: "Senator Obama, I'm not President Bush. If you wanted to run against President Bush you should have run four years ago." I imagine that line is going to make its way across the internet very quickly. If the McCain campaign is smart they will capitalize on it. |
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Slightly confused? |
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Written by Mike Noel
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Thursday, 02 October 2008 |
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Yesterday I read the following article: Past Debates Show a Confident Palin. With the opening sentence I realized that someone isn't on the same planet as nearly everyone else I speak with. The Palin-Biden debate has got to be the most anticipated debate surrounding the presidential election in a couple decades. Everyone I know is talking about it. Most people, Palin supporters and detractors both, are saying that Biden is in big trouble and is likely to get totally decimated. So I couldn't figure out why the author of that article said that tonight's debate is so under anticipated. I can only guess that it's wishful thinking or a pre-emptive strike. But, since I'm a conservative I'm rather open minded. I was willing to acknowledge that the scope of my contacts is somewhat limited. Maybe I was lucky and only ran into those few people who were interested in the debate. That was until I read the news today. |
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Is it panic or my imagination? |
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Written by Mike Noel
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Thursday, 04 September 2008 |
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Reading the news concerning the Republican Convention, especially the readers' comments on various articles, I'm getting the sense that either some Dems are panicing or it is just my imagination. A week ago the criticisms that I saw bantered about were just the normal party politics and loyal soldiers on both sides firing little jabs and barbs at each other. There was always the guy who popped out to call the other side stupid, lame, ignorant, etc. And also the patriot who boldly states that the other side is simply going to ruin the country. Up till now I was always seeing the same amount of hysteria and hyperbole coming from both sides. Over the last few days the noise from the Dem side of the election has risen considerably. |
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Interesting Plot Twist |
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Written by Mike Noel
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Friday, 29 August 2008 |
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If you've been reading my blog here then you will notice that I've been somewhat intrigued by this year's election. Several months ago I indicated that Obama has a great chance to win because of several different factors. None of those seemed to be because he had a lot of experience but instead were mostly image based. Even still he is all about image with no substance. Obama supporters, please don't take that as a criticism, it is just a fact. He wants to make changes but he's not saying what or how. There's nothing wrong with being an "idea guy" and that's not my point. My point is that this election is a lot about image. |
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