Boxman changes politics forever as he throws his cardboard hat into the ring and runs for president. No other candidate has even come close to his dance moves or baby-kissing abilities. Ever. smosh.com http twitter.com Author: smosh Duration: 4:05
Part 2 of 11 of the 10-7-2008 Presidential Debate between senator John McCain and senator Barack Obama. See part 3 here: www.youtube.com Author: KyleGates2010 Duration: 9:50
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Obama explains some things he doesn't understand about McCain's foreign policy positions. BROKAW: Sen. Obama, the economic constraints on the US military action around the world. OBAMA: Well, you know, Sen. McCain, in the last debate and today, again, suggested that I don't understand. It's true. There are some things I don't understand. I don't understand how we ended up invading a country that had nothing to do with 9/11, while Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda are setting up base camps and safe havens to train terrorists to attack us. That was Sen. McCain's judgment and it was the wrong judgment. When Sen. McCain was cheerleading the president to go into Iraq, he suggested it was going to be quick and easy, we'd be greeted as liberators. That was the wrong judgment, and it's been costly to us. So one of the difficulties with Iraq is that it has put an enormous strain, first of all, on our troops, obviously, and they have performed heroically and honorably and we owe them an extraordinary debt of gratitude. But it's also put an enormous strain on our budget. We've spent, so far, close to $700 billion and if we continue on the path that we're on, as Sen. McCain is suggesting, it's going to go well over $1 trillion. We're spending $10 billion a month in Iraq at a time when the Iraqis have a $79 billion surplus, $79 billion. And we need that $10 billion a month here in the United States to put people back to work, to do all these wonderful things that Sen. McCain suggested we <b>...</b> Author: TownhallDebate08 Duration: 2:28
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www.videosundry.com - Talk about a catchy tune, this reggae song by Cocoa Tea is a catchy song regardless of whether you like Barack Obama or not. Lyrics available at VideoSundry www.videosundry.com Author: VideoSundry Duration: 4:16
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Boxman changes politics forever as he throws his cardboard hat into the ring and runs for president. No other candidate has even come close to his dance moves or baby-kissing abilities. Ever. smosh.com http twitter.com
Part 2 of 11 of the 10-7-2008 Presidential Debate between senator John McCain and senator Barack Obama. See part 3 here: www.youtube.com
Obama explains some things he doesn't understand about McCain's foreign policy positions. BROKAW: Sen. Obama, the economic constraints on the US military action around the world. OBAMA: Well, you know, Sen. McCain, in the last debate and today, again, suggested that I don't understand. It's true. There are some things I don't understand. I don't understand how we ended up invading a country that had nothing to do with 9/11, while Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda are setting up base camps and safe havens to train terrorists to attack us. That was Sen. McCain's judgment and it was the wrong judgment. When Sen. McCain was cheerleading the president to go into Iraq, he suggested it was going to be quick and easy, we'd be greeted as liberators. That was the wrong judgment, and it's been costly to us. So one of the difficulties with Iraq is that it has put an enormous strain, first of all, on our troops, obviously, and they have performed heroically and honorably and we owe them an extraordinary debt of gratitude. But it's also put an enormous strain on our budget. We've spent, so far, close to $700 billion and if we continue on the path that we're on, as Sen. McCain is suggesting, it's going to go well over $1 trillion. We're spending $10 billion a month in Iraq at a time when the Iraqis have a $79 billion surplus, $79 billion. And we need that $10 billion a month here in the United States to put people back to work, to do all these wonderful things that Sen. McCain suggested we <b>...</b>
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www.videosundry.com - Talk about a catchy tune, this reggae song by Cocoa Tea is a catchy song regardless of whether you like Barack Obama or not. Lyrics available at VideoSundry www.videosundry.com
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