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Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by exscentric, Oct 31, 2008.

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  1. exscentric

    exscentric Well-Known Member
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    :laugh: Arnold told a ralley that McCain had served his country longer in a prison camp than his opponent has served in the Senate :laugh:
     
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    Good line!!

    Good point as well.:thumbs:
     
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    Which is very admirable.

    The question is what executive experience do you gain in a prison camp? Do you run a budget, make decisions etc...?
     
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    I like what Arnold said about Obama needing to squat and beef up his arms. ;)

    hahahah

    Nothing like a bodybuilding governor
     
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    "The question is what executive experience do you gain in a prison camp? Do you run a budget, make decisions etc...?"

    Imagine there were a ton of decisions to be made but twernt the point was it - I was making a point about a good line - a punch line not a literal analysis of the comment in historical context. :thumbs:
     
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