
Originally posted by yuri31:Is Bono for Obama or McCain?![]()
Originally posted by Ali709:[..]
That's my point...he's probably more Obamaish, the ZooTV era Bono would probably refuse to meet her...the new Bono won't, because for his Africa activities, he needs the support of the next president, whoever that is, Obama or McCain...so, he needs to be polite to both sides.
Originally posted by Ali709:[..]
That's my point...he's probably more Obamaish, the ZooTV era Bono would probably refuse to meet her...the new Bono won't, because for his Africa activities, he needs the support of the next president, whoever that is, Obama or McCain...so, he needs to be polite to both sides.
Originally posted by Ali709:[..]
That's my point...he's probably more Obamaish, the ZooTV era Bono would probably refuse to meet her...the new Bono won't, because for his Africa activities, he needs the support of the next president, whoever that is, Obama or McCain...so, he needs to be polite to both sides.
Bono and ONE have been in touch with the campaigns of Senator Obama and Senator McCain as part of an ongoing conversation about the importance of continued American leadership in the fight against AIDS and extreme poverty. Coming out of those discussions, a meeting is planned between Bono and Senator McCain this week since both are in NYC. At the campaign’s request, the meeting will also include Governor Palin and members of McCain’s foreign policy staff.
ONE is also in discussions with the Obama campaign about a possible meeting between Bono and Senator Obama early next month. Bono has met previously with both Senator Obama and Senator McCain as part of his work as an activist. Both candidates have gone "On the Record" with ONE, outlining what they would do to fight extreme poverty and preventable disease via ONE’s website at www.one.org.
Originally posted by stj0691:first debate is friday...this is the first of 3 debates. by then we could know who's who, maybe. i say maybe because well, maybe they'll say one thing now, then something later. it pisses me off that both candidates are doing this. i say this ticket should be on the ballot come november:
Clinton-Romney '08
Although that would never happen, just imagine if these two actually ran together. Call me crazy, but it beats both Obama and McCain.
Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:[..]
"Crazy"!
(Well, you said to call you crazy!)
I agree that Hillary could do a great job. But Obama can do equally great. Romney? Not so much.
McCain has a long history of deregulation. He was one of the Keating 5. He's stated numberous times that he's for deregulation.
All things considered, I can't understand how anyone would vote for McCain when he's had a history of financial wreckage.
If he's elected, Bono and the One Campaign might have to start raising money for us, here in the U.S.