So this is what hes going to do if he gets in

[Doug Smock]

over 50?is that mph or km?do the laws of physics ceast to exist in your pond!did you buy your sv from the same guy that sold jack his magic beanstalk beans?60 bucks investment?find that hard to believe..before some neeb sees that bold statement and thinks he will be king of the pond how about doing something the presidential candidates can't do and tell the truth..getting tired of these bullsh*t posts

He said political bashing


Doug

[dirtysouth31]

back to your regular schedule bashing

[RCprince]

Dirty read my threads, 2-3s lipos(2200 25c) my cousin brought back from china on his 3 week stay 19 dollars each and a 24 dollar esc 60amps 2-7s. powered by a BJ motor and a x440 and now back to our previously schedule programming.

[sjslhill]

Obama shifts position on offshore oil drilling,

Drill, drill, drill

[sjslhill]

McCain chides Obama over school vouchers

It seems that Obama wants NO change in this area. The same old solution by teacher unions and public schools. Gee, I wonder why Obama never went to public school?

"My opponent talks a great deal about hope and change, and education is as good a test as any of his seriousness," he said. "If Sen. Obama continues to defer to the teachers unions instead of committing to real reform, then he should start looking for new slogans."

[Bill-SOCAL]

Obama shifts position on offshore oil drilling,

Drill, drill, drill

As did McCain. And McCain has shifted positions not just on drilling, but on other issues as well. He was against it until about a month ago, now he is for it. He was for campaign finance reform (in fact passed a bill with his name on it) now he is against it. He was for immigration reform, now he is against it. He voted against MLK holidays several times, now he is OK with it.

And so it goes.

In the end I think these are the most superficial of attacks, for either side. So what we are saying is that regardless of changing circumstances or new information one must NEVER change their position for fear of being labeled a "flip-flopper" (thank you Karl Rove).

Personally I prefer people who can think, analyze information, and if necessary change their minds based on new information.

[sjslhill]

Yes I know

McCain shifted....dah,

I am just waiting until Pelosi has too allow the vote.

Obama is great compared to her....what is the Congressional rating now 10% approval?

As did McCain. And McCain has shifted positions not just on drilling, but on other issues as well. He was against it until about a month ago, now he is for it. He was for campaign finance reform (in fact passed a bill with his name on it) now he is against it. He was for immigration reform, now he is against it. He voted against MLK holidays several times, now he is OK with it.

And so it goes.

In the end I think these are the most superficial of attacks, for either side. So what we are saying is that regardless of changing circumstances or new information one must NEVER change their position for fear of being labeled a "flip-flopper" (thank you Karl Rove).

Personally I prefer people who can think, analyze information, and if necessary change their minds based on new information.

[Bill-SOCAL]

Again, this is a silly issue. Yes, we will need to drill all our resources, but thinking that it will ave any short term impact on prices shows a fundamental lack of understanding of how this works.

Let me remind you that they are just now (2007) starting to produce resources from offshore blocks that I worked on 25 years ago!!

Congress has a low rating to be sure. But it is shared blame. The Democrats lack the necessary majority to get anything done and the Republicans have consistently blocked their efforts by use of the filibuster. I think people are tired of the BS from both sides.

[RCprince]

To hell with drilling, digging, and the dumbness of the masses, insanity is doing the samething over and over and expecting different results....Nuclear, Wind, solar and Hydro energy is all we need case close.

[sjslhill]

Ya think?

I think people are tired of the BS from both sides....

Again, this is a silly issue. Yes, we will need to drill all our resources, but thinking that it will ave any short term impact on prices shows a fundamental lack of understanding of how this works.

Let me remind you that they are just now (2007) starting to produce resources from offshore blocks that I worked on 25 years ago!!

Congress has a low rating to be sure. But it is shared blame. The Democrats lack the necessary majority to get anything done and the Republicans have consistently blocked their efforts by use of the filibuster. I think people are tired of the BS from both sides.

[ReddyWatts]

I agree, but the USA uses 570,000,000,000,000 Watts (570 Gigawatts) of electric power, 1/2 is powered by coal. A wind generator only produces 1.5MW, enough to power 400 homes. No nuclear plants have been built since the 3 mile island accident in the 70's, due to new goverment regulations. We are a long ways from not needing coal as a power source and expect your electric rates to drastically increase to reduce our using an abundant power source with dirty emissions. IMO, this is why we are in a pollution mess.

[sjslhill]

Sod house dude

Sod house and small windmills to charge batteries for R/C boats

I agree, but the USA uses 570,000,000,000,000 Watts (570 Gigawatts) of power, 1/2 is powered by coal. A wind generator only produces 1.5MW, enough to power 400 homes. No nuclear plants have been built since the 3 mile island accident in the 70's, due to new goverment regulations. We are a long ways from not needing coal as a power source and expect your electric rates to drastically increase to reduce using an abundant power source with dirty emissions. This is why we are in a pollution mess.

[RCprince]

Reddy I agree, but the masses don't realize nuclear power have killed few people in comparison to collateral casualties of fossil fuels(is all based on fear and no research)...I'd rather live within a mile of a nuclear plant than within 10 miles of an oil refinery or coal burning plant. RISKS OF NUCLEAR POWER: http://physics.isu.edu/radinf/np-risk.htm

[sjslhill]

thoughts

I sure wish the plants here were nukes, we have coal burners every 15-20 miles up and down the Ohio river. Better yet, shut them all down except for what we need here local You guys can build your own.

Reddy I agree, but the masses don't realize nuclear power have killed few people in comparison to collateral casualties of fossil fuels(is all based on fear and no research)...I'd rather live within a mile of a nuclear plant than within 10 miles of an oil refinery or coal burning plant. RISKS OF NUCLEAR POWER: http://physics.isu.edu/radinf/np-risk.htm

[RCprince]

I'd love to build my own Nuclear power plant, aero plant, hydro plant, solar plant anything but a damn oil or coal plant