Is Hillary Clinton to blame for our basketball team's suckiness?

[jman2004]

Re: Is Hillary Clinton to blame for our basketball team's suckiness?

I'm not even for Obama, so spare me the "are you comparing Obama to AL?" comments. I'm just pointing out the flaw in your reasoning.

But for you're flaw to even make sense, you actually have to compare Obama to Abe.

All I'm saying is that the guy is relatively inexperienced, and it shows if you really take a good long listen to what he says and preaches (which is usually nothing).

Do you think he has enough experience to be President?

[jman2004]

Re: Is Hillary Clinton to blame for our basketball team's suckiness?

Do you personally know anyone who has half the resume of this guy. I don't.

Who cares about "personally" knowing anyone with a better resume? There were plenty of candidates this year that had better resumes that this guy. Plenty of people in the senate already have better resumes than this guy. I don't know any of them, but that shouldn't really matter.

[GonzoCat]

Re: Is Hillary Clinton to blame for our basketball team's suckiness?

But for you're flaw to even make sense, you actually have to compare Obama to Abe.

All I'm saying is that the guy is relatively inexperienced, and it shows if you really take a good long listen to what he says and preaches (which is usually nothing).

Do you think he has enough experience to be President?

I think he's a little short on experience, but I can find flaws in all the remaining candidates, there isn't anyone I really like.

There's a good chance I'll sit this election out. I don't think in my lifetime either party has nominated the candidate of my choice. Therefore I am starting to conclude that neither party represents me. I am tired of "settling" for the nominee not of my choice or voting for the lesser of two evils every election.

You are right, there were far better candidates in the race that have been eliminated. On the democrat side the media decided early on that there were two "sexy media darling" candidates and never really gave a lick of coverage to anyone else. On the republican side I'm not really sure what happened. I thought Romney had the best experience. I liked McCain 8 years ago, but I kind of think his time has passed.

Short of starting a nuclear war I don't really believe who is president is going to have much impact on my life personally.

[TH1974]

Re: Is Hillary Clinton to blame for our basketball team's suckiness?

I think he's a little short on experience, but I can find flaws in all the remaining candidates, there isn't anyone I really like.

There's a good chance I'll sit this election out. I don't think in my lifetime either party has nominated the candidate of my choice. Therefore I am starting to conclude that neither party represents me. I am tired of "settling" for the nominee not of my choice or voting for the lesser of two evils every election.

You are right, there were far better candidates in the race that have been eliminated. On the democrat side the media decided early on that there were two "sexy media darling" candidates and never really gave a lick of coverage to anyone else. On the republican side I'm not really sure what happened. I thought Romney had the best experience. I liked McCain 8 years ago, but I kind of think his time has passed.

Short of starting a nuclear war I don't really believe who is president is going to have much impact on my life personally.

I agree with quite a bit of that. There are always politicians on both sides of the aisle who would be much better presidents than the ones actually running. I can't blame those people for *not* wanting to run, though.

The biggest impact the next president will most likely have on our lives is the Supreme Court justices he/she will appoint. And that's not a small thing.

[MarshallTucker]

Re: Is Hillary Clinton to blame for our basketball team's suckiness?

Can someone at least move this out of the Men's Basketball forum and into the newly formed political lounge?

[jman2004]

Re: Is Hillary Clinton to blame for our basketball team's suckiness?

I think he's a little short on experience, but I can find flaws in all the remaining candidates, there isn't anyone I really like.

There's a good chance I'll sit this election out. I don't think in my lifetime either party has nominated the candidate of my choice. Therefore I am starting to conclude that neither party represents me. I am tired of "settling" for the nominee not of my choice or voting for the lesser of two evils every election.

You are right, there were far better candidates in the race that have been eliminated. On the democrat side the media decided early on that there were two "sexy media darling" candidates and never really gave a lick of coverage to anyone else. On the republican side I'm not really sure what happened. I thought Romney had the best experience. I liked McCain 8 years ago, but I kind of think his time has passed.

Short of starting a nuclear war I don't really believe who is president is going to have much impact on my life personally.

For the record Gonzo, I dislike all the candidates as well. I'm not voting either. I'm kind of split down the middle of the road on my political views.