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Voter12 on
October 4th, 2008 10:09 am
Great video about voting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYnfhFlS6U8 if you don’t vote you can’t complain. We all need to voice out opinions at the polls no matter who you vote for.
Anonymous on
October 6th, 2008 5:00 pm
Guys its “PAY-lin” not “PAL-lin”. I normally enjoy your podcats, but getting her name consistently two podcasts in a row is driving me nuts…..
TheOldLine on
October 6th, 2008 5:06 pm
Question for your next podcast: What would be the most effective strategy for McCain over the last month? We saw some evidence this week that they’ve chosen the mud-slinging route by having Palin bring up Bill Ayers. Other, like on National Review, are clamoring for McCain to tie Obama to Fannie and Freddie. Is negative the only real way for McCain to go at this point, or is there another option beyond just hoping for Obama to start sighing during the debates? Should McCain try and close the gap with Obama on the economy / economic crisis (which seem like they should be two separate issues for me, but really haven’t been)? Or should McCain somehow try and make this election about terrorism and foreign policy again? I’m curious as to your thoughts….
TheOldLine on
October 6th, 2008 5:07 pm
P.S. guys its Sarah “PAY-lin” not “PAL-lin.” I normally enjoy your podcasts, but getting her name wrong for two straight podcasts has been painfull….
1) Thanks for the question/comment for our next podcast. We’ll actually be recording one this evening and will incorporate your comments.
2) haha, point taken on the pronunciation. I can understand how that’s painful, my apologies. We won’t make your or our other listeners endure it any longer. I hail from the land of “Lawn Guy Land” (long island), so butchering the proper pronunciation of words is about the closest thing to a culture that we have.
Thanks again for the feedback!
Angelo
John on
October 6th, 2008 9:43 pm
I blame Angelo for any and all pronunciation errors.
Great video about voting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYnfhFlS6U8 if you don’t vote you can’t complain. We all need to voice out opinions at the polls no matter who you vote for.
Guys its “PAY-lin” not “PAL-lin”. I normally enjoy your podcats, but getting her name consistently two podcasts in a row is driving me nuts…..
Question for your next podcast: What would be the most effective strategy for McCain over the last month? We saw some evidence this week that they’ve chosen the mud-slinging route by having Palin bring up Bill Ayers. Other, like on National Review, are clamoring for McCain to tie Obama to Fannie and Freddie. Is negative the only real way for McCain to go at this point, or is there another option beyond just hoping for Obama to start sighing during the debates? Should McCain try and close the gap with Obama on the economy / economic crisis (which seem like they should be two separate issues for me, but really haven’t been)? Or should McCain somehow try and make this election about terrorism and foreign policy again? I’m curious as to your thoughts….
P.S. guys its Sarah “PAY-lin” not “PAL-lin.” I normally enjoy your podcasts, but getting her name wrong for two straight podcasts has been painfull….
TheOldLine,
1) Thanks for the question/comment for our next podcast. We’ll actually be recording one this evening and will incorporate your comments.
2) haha, point taken on the pronunciation. I can understand how that’s painful, my apologies. We won’t make your or our other listeners endure it any longer. I hail from the land of “Lawn Guy Land” (long island), so butchering the proper pronunciation of words is about the closest thing to a culture that we have.
Thanks again for the feedback!
Angelo
I blame Angelo for any and all pronunciation errors.