Last Night's VP Debate-What Did You Think?

Re: Last Night's VP Debate-What Did You Think?

feeds@yuku.com (blackops2012) — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 18:15:49 GMT

Your post bears witness to why I said what I said ! As one post so accurately pointed out, both Biden and Palin are "windbags" who didn't say a damn thing that will make a difference in the average American's life! The late great James Brown said it best "You're talking loud but ain't saying nothing"! Unless Black people come together collectively with a "Black Agenda" and a list of demands for both candidates it's not going to...

Re: Last Night's VP Debate-What Did You Think?

feeds@yuku.com (lunar 3) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 18:56:33 GMT
I don't like her at all. Her attitude is bi-polar. When she is intimidated she is sheepish and uncertain. When the spotlight is on her in uncritical settings she is hateful and dismissive. This is not the sign of a leader but a juvenile who treats attention as an opportunity to try to be as "in" as possible.

If she is so easily intimidated by Katie Couric and Charles Gibson, how could she possibly stand up to John Mcain on points of difference? What about corporate...

Re: Last Night's VP Debate-What Did You Think?

feeds@yuku.com (madrotter) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 12:07:16 GMT
they said nothing, both of 'em, it's just amazing how much they can talk without saying nothing. it's disgusting to hear these windbags talk about how they relate to ordinary folks.... i just cannot understand why people refer to her so-called beauty, maybe that's just me but i don't see it.... i just hope nothing REALLY BAD is going to happen before election day, but then again, with the whole bail out scam REALLY BAD shit already happened....

i read jesse...

Re: Last Night's VP Debate-What Did You Think?

feeds@yuku.com (ezwriter1) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 08:59:03 GMT
a key moment came when the candidates were asked about a time they changed their mind.
biden had a specific example --voting against supreme court nominee robert bork as chariman of the senate judiciary committee -- and a solid rationale as to why he made that decision. palin seemed to have trouble remembering any specific instance and offered no explanation for her choice to change her mind. that was the debate in a nutshell.

Re: Last Night's VP Debate-What Did You Think?

feeds@yuku.com (Enlightened) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 08:09:31 GMT
With all due respect to you my man, the reason why Black people concern ourselves with these things is because one of them is going to be our Vice President come January whether we like it our not. What we don't need to do is look at them as a solution to our problems. We have to do what we have to do regardless. But the fact remains that as much as I'd like for Cynthia Mckinney or somebody to win the presidency it just ain't happening. And until I can lay some roots in a...

Re: Last Night's VP Debate-What Did You Think?

feeds@yuku.com (blackops2012) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 07:30:38 GMT
With all due respect, why do we as Black people continue to waste valuable time on charades like this alleged debate between Biden and Palin? Especially since there's not a dimes worth of difference between the Democratic Party or the Republican Party! They are both opposite wings of the same bird! Black people need to stop looking to politicians and the Government to solve our problems! Black people look no further than yourselves if you want REAL solutions to our problems!...

Last Night's VP Debate-What Did You Think?

feeds@yuku.com (mrdaveyd) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 06:26:15 GMT
Last Night's VP Debate-What Did You Think?
By Davey D

So like everyone else I definitely gotta ask what folks thought of last's night Vice Presidential debate...