Rexa mah sok ngomongi politk ama dunia saham... Pake celana aja masih keodoran... kadang be'ol dulu baru buka celana..
GP On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 9:39 PM, rezameutia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- In [email protected] <proletar%40yahoogroups.com>, > "gsuryana" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Asyik......moga moga menang di Pilpres deh..jadi aku gak ke Bandung > > Hoooreeeeeeee, hup hup Horeeeeeeee > > > > ini taktiknya mirip seperti pertandingan tinju ali vs foreman. di > ronde awal keliatannya ali bakalan kalah, ternyata foreman yang > terjungkal. > > debatnya sih, sebetulnya biasa-biasa aja karena tidak mempengaruhi pemilu. > > biden udah jelas lebih bagus dan lebih berpengalaman dibandingkan > palin. palin kadang-kadang tidak bisa menjawab pertanyaan moderator: > "I may not answer the questions the way you and the moderator want to > hear, but I'm gonna talk straight to the American people." dan juga > salah menyebut nama jendral amerika di afghanistan, jendral > 'mckiernan' dengan 'mcellan', 'helpless'. > > menurut polling cnn, biden menang 51 to 36 percent, polling cbs, biden > menang 46 to 21 percent. > > hmm.., kayaknya ada raja yang musti sowan ke wong cilik nih... > > he..he..he.. > > ============ > > Feisty Palin escapes gaffes, but Widen wins snap polls. > > By Michael Mathes AFP - Friday, October 3 12:05 pm > > ST. LOUIS, Missouri (AFP) - Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah > Palin defied her critics with an aggressive, folksy showing in her > debate clash with Democrat Joe Biden, escaping without a disastrous gaffe. > > But Palin, who branded Barack Obama "dangerous" in a string of attacks > on the Democratic nominee, appeared to do little to transform a race > which polls suggest may be slipping away from her running mate John > McCain. > > The Alaska governor disappointed those who predicted she would fail > miserably in the keenly-awaited primetime debate, following a tirade > of mocking assessments about her credentials ahead of the election on > November 4. > > "I may not answer the question the way you want to hear, but I'll talk > straight to the American people and let them know my track record > also," said Palin, who was wildly popular but has seen her opinion > ratings fade in recent days. > > Millions of Americans tuned in to watch what was touted as one of the > most anticipated vice presidential debates in US history. Often > winking at the camera, Palin fired off staccato soundbites and prepped > answers which often ignored the questions, in a populist tone which > framed her and McCain, and not Obama and Biden, as agents of change. > > "I like being able to answer these tough questions without the filter, > even, of the mainstream media kind of telling viewers what they've > just heard," Palin, a 44-year-old mother of five, said. Palin has > faced a storm of criticism for only doing a handful of media > interviews and refusing to conduct a full-scale press conference. > > Biden , a political veteran with 35 years of experience, provided > detailed policy answers, trying to show a range of expertise across > the economy, foreign policy and national security. > > At one stage, he choked up when he talked about his wife and infant > daughter killed in a 1972 car crash, in a moment which may have helped > Biden forge an emotional connection with undecided voters. > > Biden was careful not to attack Palin or her credentials directly, > anxious about being branded as sexist or a bully, and sought to label > McCain as a clone of unpopular President George W. Bush. > > "I haven't heard how his policy will be different on Iran than George > W. Bush's. > > "I haven't heard how his policy will be different on Israel than > George Bush's. > > "I haven't heard how his policy on Afghanistan will be different than > George Bush's, I haven't heard how his policy in Pakistan will be > different than George Bush's." > > But Palin rebuked Biden for dwelling on the past. > > "There is a time, too, when Americans say enough is enough with your > ticket on constantly looking backwards and pointing fingers and doing > the blame game," she said. > > Snap opinion polls suggested Biden won. CNN's sampling said he took > the clash by 51 to 36 percent and a CBS survey of uncommitted voters > put Biden at 46 percent against 21 percent who said Palin won. > > Framing herself as a typical middle-class person that goes to kids > soccer games, showcasing her "hockey mom" persona, Palin painted > herself as a reformer as a small town mayor and governor and an expert > on energy. > > "Nice to meet you, can I call you Joe?" Palin said, in a comment > picked up by microphones as she first met her adversary. "Darn right > it was the predatory lenders," she said when asked whether mortgage > sharks caused the subprime crisis. > > The rivals clashed on the financial meltdown. > > Palin warned Democrats would embrace wealth distribution and high tax > policies that she said would limit growth. Biden argued that eight > years of Republican policies were to blame for the economy's nightmare. > > "It was two Mondays ago that John McCain said at nine in the morning > that fundamentals of the economy were strong," Biden said. "Later > that day John McCain said we had an economic crisis -- that doesn't > make John McCain a bad guy but it does point out he's out of touch," > he said. > > Palin chose not to parry a Biden claim that McCain argued against > greater regulation on Wall Street, and contributed to the debt crisis. > > While Palin was strongest on domestic policy, the gap in experience > and knowledge was exposed when the debate turned to national security, > and the Bush administration's foreign policy legacy. She called the > commander of the NATO-led security assistance force in Afghanistan > "McClellan" instead of his name General David McKiernan, and her > answers were often vague. > > Vice presidential debates are seen as having little impact on > presidential elections, although a major gaffe by Palin could have > further eroded confidence in her readiness to lead and McCain's > judgment in choosing her as his running mate. > > Recent polls indicate that Obama leads by nearly every key measure a > month before the presidential election, leaving McCain on the hunt for > a sudden change of fortune to save his ailing campaign. > > =========== > > > Eniwe aku kedatangan saudara, jadi gak sempet nongton debatnya, > boleh di > > oret dikit keunggulannya dimana ajah ? > > > > Jangan bandingan dengan jagoan ku lha, emang beda generasi koq. > > > > sur. > > http://indolobby.blogspot.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > > > sarah memang mengagumkan, selain cakep dan punya karir yang solid, > dia > > > tidak bloon seperti Megawati, idolanya si suryana yang cuma lulus sma. > > > > > > Sarah menang debat malam ini > > > cihuy > > > > > -- Salam, Great Pretender [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe : [EMAIL PROTECTED] List owner : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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