The lies from both Campaigns...

**DjfunkmasterG** · 15-Sep-2008

I can't believe how much the two campaigns use false statements and distort the facts, the worst of course coming from the McCain side, so bad even Karl Rove, the mastermind of dirty modern politics said it was bad. You may think I am picking on McCain deliberately but the man has way more dishonest TV ads than Obama, and Obama has a few, but the ratio is staggering. Everyone of McCains current ads are made up of 100% falsehoods, they distort the truth, or tack things to Obama not even said or released by Obama. On comparison, compare it to 50% of Obamas ads which are mostly misquotes.

I still can't fathom how this nation can support a man like McCain, who today said the economy is strong... ummm clearly he isn't just out of touch with computers, it seems he is out of touch with the entire current turn of events. Yet people want him as president, yet these same people complain about George W. Bush, and when you break it down they are exactly alike. I am not even comparing voting records... this is just how each deals with how the world is looked at.

Obama is no saint, a lot of his ideas are out there, but he has ideas. He too has made some missteps along the way, However, I need to see some kind of concrete plan from both camps, because you have the camp of avoidance, and the camp of HOPE. I would rather have the HOPE camp, because sometimes hope is all you need, but let me tell you, if McCain gets in and people start bitching about how bad he is I am going to shoot an entire series of You Tube vids blaming those people for keeping us in the mess we're in and remind them that they are the fools who kept americans out of work and in fear.

**SRP76** · 15-Sep-2008

Originally Posted by DjfunkmasterG

Obama is no saint, a lot of his ideas are out there, but he has ideas.

Prove it. His 4 years in the Senate without sponsoring a single bill of his own say otherwise. That's 48 months worth of chances to "have an idea", and he has chosen not to have one. Now, all of a sudden, just because he wants to be President, he "has ideas"?

**DjfunkmasterG** · 15-Sep-2008

and what does McCain have? I haven't heard him say anything about where he wants to take America, all I hear is him bearting Obama. So what's so great about McCain's plan.... Seems his idea is to dodge the issues.

**MikePizzoff** · 16-Sep-2008

Oh what a field day Khardis would be having...

**clanglee** · 16-Sep-2008

Youtube Video

Seriously. I am way past giving a crap about this election anymore. I'll vote. And I won't Brewster's Millions it. But this contant, ineffective bitching, From both sides, is just plain annoying.

So try. . . . Not Giving a F**k!!

**Bub666** · 16-Sep-2008

Originally Posted by DjfunkmasterG

I can't believe how much the two campaigns use false statements and distort the facts

The problem is this happens ever election.

**DjfunkmasterG** · 16-Sep-2008

Very true Bub, but I don't ever remember it being as bad as this, and you know it must be bad when Karl Rove says its bad.

**Bub666** · 16-Sep-2008

Originally Posted by DjfunkmasterG

Very true Bub, but I don't ever remember it being as bad as this, and you know it must be bad when Karl Rove says its bad.

Yeah,I don't remember it being this bad either.But it's going to get a lot worse.

**DjfunkmasterG** · 16-Sep-2008

We should all have a revolution, got to DC, kick them all out and start over. It can't put us in any worse shape than we are already in.

**darth los** · 16-Sep-2008

Originally Posted by DjfunkmasterG

We should all have a revolution, got to DC, kick them all out and start over. It can't put us in any worse shape than we are already in.

The sad fact is that recent generations lack the heart or the will for such a radical undertaking. All there is now are fat lazy punks who only know how to complain and hope that others will work to enact the change they seek.

Imagine if there were still a draft. I'd pay to see these 20 something so called "gangstas" dropped into a combat zone. We'll see how tough they are then. I'm against the draft for various reasons but it would be worth it just to see that.

Originally Posted by DjfunkmasterG

I can't believe how much the two campaigns use false statements and distort the facts, the worst of course coming from the McCain side, so bad even Karl Rove, the mastermind of dirty modern politics said it was bad. You may think I am picking on McCain deliberately but the man has way more dishonest TV ads than Obama, and Obama has a few, but the ratio is staggering. Everyone of McCains current ads are made up of 100% falsehoods, they distort the truth, or tack things to Obama not even said or released by Obama. On comparison, compare it to 50% of Obamas ads which are mostly misquotes.

I still can't fathom how this nation can support a man like McCain, who today said the economy is strong... ummm clearly he isn't just out of touch with computers, it seems he is out of touch with the entire current turn of events. Yet people want him as president, yet these same people complain about George W. Bush, and when you break it down they are exactly alike. I am not even comparing voting records... this is just how each deals with how the world is looked at.

Obama is no saint, a lot of his ideas are out there, but he has ideas. He too has made some missteps along the way, However, I need to see some kind of concrete plan from both camps, because you have the camp of avoidance, and the camp of HOPE. I would rather have the HOPE camp, because sometimes hope is all you need, but let me tell you, if McCain gets in and people start bitching about how bad he is I am going to shoot an entire series of You Tube vids blaming those people for keeping us in the mess we're in and remind them that they are the fools who kept americans out of work and in fear.

The campaign has gotten so negative because stuff like this works. People actually fall for this crap. Obama tried to stay above it all but he finally realized that he had to fight back or risk losing an election that at one times seemd like it was in the bag.

And you can hardly blame him for it. it's like blaming a guy for fighting when he was just standing there with someone repeatedly punching him in the face.

This is in part the people's fault as well. If they would do their own research instead of relying on information from interested parties they might actually get to the truth of the matter. But as long as stuff like this continues to move poll numbers it will never stop. Why would it? It's good politics.