Financial Shakeup this weekend

[dmano]

nplenzick wrote:

Read the book. It might enlighten you on Obama.

Read a book about Osama one in the same a bunch of f#$king words. NO ACTION, NO HISTORY except for the coruption in Chicago he was in.

[dmano]

How about all us gun toting rednecks her in Pa. that Obama mentioned the other day. He thinks we are all a no brains, bunch country bumpkins. He is definitely never getting my vote. A vote for him is a like a vote for what toilet paper gives the best coverage "ass wiping coverage that is" not the amount of ply's you get.

I still think they all stink like sh%t but at least 2 of them have more experience then the other by far.  As Wayne stated he was still a snot nosed kid when the other two were on the political trail for years.

It is like racing a car, experience counts over all else.

[nplenzick]

dmano wrote:

nplenzick wrote:

Read the book. It might enlighten you on Obama.

Read a book about Osama one in the same a bunch of f#$king words. NO ACTION, NO HISTORY except for the coruption in Chicago he was in.

So don't read the book! Site exactly the coruption your talking about.

[nplenzick]

dmano wrote:

How about all us gun toting rednecks her in Pa. that Obama mentioned the other day. He thinks we are all a no brains, bunch country bumpkins. He is definitely never getting my vote. A vote for him is a like a vote for what toilet paper gives the best coverage "ass wiping coverage that is" not the amount of ply's you get.

Is that really what he said? Or is it the way you wanted to interpret it.

I still think they all stink like sh%t but at least 2 of them have more experience then the other by far. As Wayne stated he was still a snot nosed kid when the other two were on the political trail for years.

There have been a lot of "snot nose kids" who have done pretty darn well for themselves. Hmmmmmm if I remember the "kids" who started Yahoo, eBay, Google did pretty well. I think Bill Gates did a pretty good job too!

It is like racing a car, experience counts over all else.

Take it from a racer my friend experience only counts if you have the talent and the money to start with. There are many drivers in all forms of racing have lots of experience but lack the talent or the money to succeed.

[AMoore]

dmano wrote:

How about all us gun toting rednecks her in Pa. that Obama mentioned the other day. He thinks we are all a no brains, bunch country bumpkins.

and . . . . ?

Are these people taking the time to learn the issues, and the canditates actual positions before they cast their vote, or are these people more likely to cast their vote because of other reasons?

[dmano]

nplenzick wrote:

Is that really what he said? Or is it the way you wanted to interpret it.

There have been a lot of "snot nose kids" who have done pretty darn well for themselves. Hmmmmmm if I remember the "kids" who started Yahoo, eBay, Google did pretty well. I think Bill Gates did a pretty good job too!

It is like racing a car, experience counts over all else.

Take it from a racer my friend experience only counts if you have the talent and the money to start with. There are many drivers in all forms of racing have lots of experience but lack the talent or the money to succeed.

Well then, we all know who's ass your going to wipe, oops I mean vote for. What ply toilet paper should we send to the White House. O sh#t will we have to change that name also if he gets voted in. Will it be renamed the African/American House since, The White House sounds so racial?

They all suck in my book.

What about Ron Paul he sounds pretty good.


I am a racer with experience and talent, no money and now too old.

[dmano]

nplenzick wrote:

dmano wrote:

Is that really what he said? Or is it the way you wanted to interpret it.

Obama's comment that some small-town voters are bitter over their economic circumstances and "cling to guns and religion" True words of his condescending views of Americans living in small towns

Sounds like an a$shole to me.

[dmano]

How does he see people throughout Pennsylvania, Indiana, North Carolina, other places in our country? His comment is aimed at them.

[dmano]

nplenzick wrote:

I presume by you saying you made every" effort to find out about him" that you checked his web site and clicked on issues.........you did do that didn't you?

This was a good reply. Gee lets go see HIS web site like there will be anything on it but "praise Obama"

Get Real.

Go to my web site and you will see my posts saying I AM THE WORLDS GREATEST DRIVER Vote for me

not: I AM AN OK DRIVER Vote for me.

What the hell do you think his web site is going to say.... NOT THE TRUTH THATS FOR SURE.

They all lie, don't you get that yet.

[nplenzick]

As for the "racer with no money" comments, I will not reply to any of them as they are not worthy of replying to.

As pointed out in a political round table discussion on Channel 10 tonight, what has made this year so interesting in the political scene and bringing scores of people into debates is not Hilary, not McCann, not even GWB. It's Barack.  So what is it about this guy? Is it his words, his big ears, the race card ( lets not forget he's half white), some of the issues he stands for? What does he have that ignites a passion in some people who have lost hope in our politicians.

For me I can relate to him. I've never been satisfied with the status quo, always challenging myself to do better, always challenging myself to leave my comfort zone. It's a scary thing leaving your comfort zone. I could have stayed at a job that I left that I pretty much liked, I would have had 35 years by now. Six weeks vacation, huge amount of sick time, a pretty good salary etc, etc. Yet here I am at the age of 55 driven with a passion to seceded, putting everything I have and then some into this business, living on the edge. Barack could have easily stayed at the law firm he was in or stayed  teaching constitutional law at a university. Yea he could have just sat back and made the big bucks. Had a nice life. Instead he driven to succeed, he has always thought he could make life for the common person a little better. He's lived it, he's put himself out there, never backs down but man enough to apologize for putting he's foot in his mouth.

Theodore Roosevelt was 42 when he became president after the assassination of president McKinley. TR was put as VP by party bosses of the time as to keep him in check and to keep his mouth shut.  TR was a dreamer, a person who inspired others with the words he spoke and the 35 books he wrote. He accomplished more then any other president in the history of this country. All for the common person, for the good of the country not corporate America. Things he created 100 years ago are still relevant today. Did he put his foot in his mouth.....you bet he did. But that happens when your out there, away from the comfort zone.

Is Barack a little naive on things, maybe he is but with that comes a freshness, his mind hasn't been corrupted through the political process yet. He reminds me of a young John McCann when he spoke his mind and could care less of the repercussions. Sadly that has changed for the Senator from Arizona.

Being a risk taker I'll take the risk on Obama as I really believe the quote that I posted some pages back from TR "there is no effort without error or shortcoming, but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails , at least he fails while daring greatly, so his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew victory or defeat"

I live my life by those words, I think a person like Obama does to.

So for those of you who haven't made up your mind yet (I know your out there as there have been close to 3000 views so far on this post) don't give up hope, never give up hope,  there not all A$$ Holes,  take a chance, leave that comfort zone.........just once, who knows you might be surprised at how it turns out.

This is my last post on this subject as a few minutes after I pull the lever I'll be off and running ( on the road for a few months), there's lots that has to be done before then with meetings and the such as I will not have the time reply and I have said all that need to say on the subject.

I wish you all  well and to my two wheel friends ride hard, ride long, ride safe!

Nick Plenzick