Originally Posted by MC.no.spin

That's hilarious. Could not have come from Kerry.

Originally Posted by MC.no.spin

Bill Clinton was a good president. When I think about Clinton I think of what Allen Greenspan (a conservative Republican) said in his auto-biography when talking about Bill. Allen had worked with every president since Gerald Ford, and knew something about the subject. He said Bill Clinton was one of the smartest men he'd ever met, and that as a President he asked questions and knew facts and figures other Presidents didn't. He felt intellectually engaged by Bill like no other president. And I agree with him. I watched him campaign for Hillary on the campaign trail on CSPAN. He never needed a teleprompter, never needed notes, and he'd stand up there and just rattle off an impressive survey of world and domestic affairs, statistics and all. With perfect charm and leadership. I'll take that any day over McCain.

Originally Posted by UtahBill

Amen....as a moderate, I am not afraid of democrats, unless they are too liberal. I am upset with the sense of entitlement that some politicians display. IF they are smart and want what is good for the country, and have decades of service, then they are justified in feeling "entitled". If all they have is decades of service, but are basically stupid, no, they should stand back and let the white house be occupied by someone with brains.

It comes down to the difference between 30 years of experience or 1 year 30 times.

I see Obama as a man with just one year experience, but McCain as a man with 1 year experience 30 times. So they are on equal footing when it comes to "experience"....but one is slower at learning and will not likely have what it takes to move us forward.

Originally Posted by MC.no.spin

The saving grace is that he will likely pick Romney as VP. Romney is one of the smartest guys out there on the economy.

Originally Posted by MC.no.spin

Bill Clinton was a good president. When I think about Clinton I think of what Allen Greenspan (a conservative Republican) said in his auto-biography when talking about Bill. Allen had worked with every president since Gerald Ford, and knew something about the subject. He said Bill Clinton was one of the smartest men he'd ever met, and that as a President he asked questions and knew facts and figures other Presidents didn't. He felt intellectually engaged by Bill like no other president. And I agree with him. I watched him campaign for Hillary on the campaign trail on CSPAN. He never needed a teleprompter, never needed notes, and he'd stand up there and just rattle off an impressive survey of world and domestic affairs, statistics and all. With perfect charm and leadership. I'll take that any day over McCain.

Originally Posted by Reverend_Hellh0und

your joking right? given his policies are not much different than mccain, perhaps his stance on evil black rifles would have you reconsider.

Originally Posted by Iriemon

You're joking right? McCain's policies are far different from Clinton, and on the intellectual level McCain is not in the same ballpark.

Originally Posted by UtahBill

Clinton, Rhodes scholar.
McCain, got into the USNA on a daddyship, barely graduated, came close to being kicked out and probably would have had it not been for daddy and granddaddy being admirals....

I am not sure if McCain is less intellectually gifted, or just more lazy gifted.
Either way, either of the 2 Clintons are much more educated, smart, etc. than McCain could ever be.

If only my time machine wasn't down for maintenance, I would go back and convince both Clintons to become Republicans....

Originally Posted by Reverend_Hellh0und

you know, i am smarter than most "Rhodes scholars" and many "rocket scientists" have trouble with onoff switches on thier giant calculator boxes.....






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