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Jun 10, 2008 | 1:25 PM
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Who else is getting tired of a few bloggers that mouth off yet don't enable comments? Are these the same individuals that feel they are always right in ANY thing they do? This reminds me of a boss at a prior job that was so out of it he disallowed ALL feedback - thus resulting in a demotion.

I know some of you are RIGHT and embarrassed about it while others are just plain old happy about their candidate's nomination. You sometimes compare your person to the likes of MLK - I think not! Let's live and enjoy the American dream and allow free speech (and feedback) and wait until November to cry.

A little hint at either candidate - one won't make it four years while the other will show you who he really represents.

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Jun 10, 2008 | 1:35 PM

I am with you answer man. I hate those kind of people.

mechany144

Jun 10, 2008 | 1:54 PM

Sarcasm at its best.
I don't know bud. About these two wannabe presidents it could be the other way around in reverse!

Mutatis-Mutandis

Jun 10, 2008 | 3:35 PM

I'm just waiting on the upcoming debates. I don't plan on watching all ten, as they will soon become the same thing. I'm sick of debating on who is the better candidate.

Answerman, it is just something you will have to put up with. I know one of the people you are reffering to, and the reason he doesn't allow comments is probably because I will give him a much needed english lesson. It is called PUNCTUATION LSG437! His stuff is barely readable.

Exerciser999

Jun 10, 2008 | 5:55 PM

yeah these little weasel punks that can't allow us ta rip on them but they say some weird junk. mutatis u r right about that lsg37 dude he should change his username ta LSD1+1=3. he's on the edge and it ain't right or left.

Exerciser999

Jun 10, 2008 | 5:56 PM

oh my just read your post again mutatis and punkuation ain't my cup of tea. i just like to get my message across anyways possible.

baileygirlsmom

Jun 10, 2008 | 9:37 PM

Answerman, I could care less about your punctuation. People who disable the comments think that they are alway right and the rest of use are communist. The rest of us are stupid idiots not matter what we may have to say. They aren't worth the wasted print.

Mutatis-Mutandis

Jun 10, 2008 | 11:05 PM

Excerciser, you're punctuation isn't great, but at least you seperate your thoughts with some periods. It is easy to read and understand. That is all I require before I speak up.

Mutatis-Mutandis

Jun 10, 2008 | 11:05 PM

And I agree baileygirlsmom.

AnswerMan

Jun 11, 2008 | 2:35 PM

bailey - what? My punctuation is fine it's Exerciser that sort of got out of whack. It appears though that he/she gets his/her point across.

I just hate the fact that people can create a blog and rip on a point, whether truth or fiction, and not allow fellow bloggers to respond.

I would like to see this option go away. It should be mandatory for all bloggers to face the soapbox.

Exerciser999

Jul 1, 2008 | 2:40 PM

i am seeing too many bloggers not allowing feedback now. it seems they are the rude ones. fox 2 needs to take away that opshun of not allowing comments.

Vacuum-Cleaner

Sep 3, 2008 | 11:46 PM

Answer, I agree with you. I even see some stupid commercials that attack the opponent in a negative way. And that is not the right way to do it. What I do is to look at the website of each candidate and try to get some info on him or her. As we get closer to the special day when we go to vote, many candidate offices are open and willing to pass out literature as well. When it comes to senior citizens, I like both Obama and McCain. Now for the handicapped, I haven't heard much from McCain about where he stands, but Obama is one guy that stands up for the handicapped as well.

For my American Idol blogs, I am the one that don't seem to care for the age limit of being set at 28. But the age limit itself does have some advantages to it. Like keeping our area youth out of trouble.

AnswerMan

Sep 4, 2008 | 9:22 AM

Oh man Vac if you are talking about the election, all of these people are lying just to get a vote.

We know what needs fixed in this country but no one will truly do it because most politicians are profiting from this crappy economy.

I can tell you just by his demeanor, McCain would have more knowledge on handicapped than Obama. Just remember, Obama is "preaching" to the choir (as is McCain).

In this day and age, mainly during election year, trust NO candidate for they are all dispensing the BS pill equally.