ES Breaking News HH changes endorsement

[Huly]

At the ES Tailgate today, HH decided to endorse Obama. He left McCain in a ditch. Pictures to follaow after tailgate and game.

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HOF44 ad TLC

[cjcdaman]

At the ES Tailgate today, HH decided to endorse Obama. He left McCain in a ditch. Pictures to follaow after tailgate and game.

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HOF44 ad TLC



BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! C'mon, HH!

[praise_gibbs]

So, Jason has finally saw the light? Good man!

[Reic]

Bout damn time HH, welcome to the beginning of the change :)

[Burgold]

How drunk did you guys get him?

HH has been on the fence a lot on this. Welcome to the side of reason and fiscal responsibility.

[Goaldeje]

You sure he's not going to change his mind again, ala Obama?

:)

[DCranon21]

Wow..HH..is this true. ;)

[Corcaigh]

I'm guessing that Huly has lost control of her web-enabled phone at a tailgate to two scoundrels named HOF44 and TLC.

[SkinsManNJ]

You sure he's not going to change his mind again, ala Obama?

:)

Ala McCain you mean? McCain changed his mind plenty more than Obama.

[Slacky McSlackAss]

Meh, we didnt want him anyways. ;)

[Midnight Judges]

Welcome to the dark side ya lefty commie pinko bastard! :)

[Midnight Judges]

Meh, we didnt want him anyways. ;)

Yeah, we'll only take him if the right promises to take Ken. :cheers:

[Burgold]

Poor Techboy. He has to sit with two whiny liberals two weeks in a row.

[The Brave Little Toaster Oven]

Yeah, we'll only take him if the right promises to take Ken. :cheers:

:rotflmao:

NO WAY. You will have to throw in another pick if we are going to do this trade. You cant trade a Cowboy fan for a Redskins fan and get equal value. :ols:

[Kosher Ham]

iPhone ? Or Blackberry ?

[D'KanSkinFan]

at the es tailgate today, hh decided to endorse obama. He left mccain in a ditch. Pictures to follaow after tailgate and game.

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hof44 ad tlc


noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[MonkFan8]

Sounds like someone lost a bet.

[Special K]

:nono: HH... :hammer:

[DRSmith]

At the ES Tailgate today, HH decided to endorse Obama. He left McCain in a ditch. Pictures to follaow after tailgate and game.

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HOF44 ad TLC

is this anything like TLC telling me last week he is voting for McCain and is replacing the pic in his sig to include himself with Sarah P? :D

[Toe Jam]

I knew he would come around sooner or later.

[GoSkins561]

Ha, and to think HH calls himself a "conservative", this can't be true.

[FanboyOf91]

This is an okay trolling.

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

Ha, and to think HH calls himself a "conservative", this can't be true.
Quite a few conservatives are supporting Obama.

[GoSkins561]

Quite a few conservatives are supporting Obama.

They can take the "conservative" title and throw it out the window because that isn't what they are. Whoever calls themselves a conservative and would consider voting for Obama isn't a a "consevative". I know HH wants to earn the respect of all on this board be trying to be "reasonable" and " undertanding" personally I think his stance his weak. I am a conservative, and Obama is far from being a conservative.

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

I know HH wants to earn the respect of all on this board be trying to be "reasonable" and " undertanding" personally I think his stance his weak. I am a conservative, and Obama is far from being a conservative.
So I guess you felt the same way about Reagan Democrats?

[GoSkins561]

So I guess you felt the same way about Reagan Democrats?

What are you talking about?

Reagan Dems considered themselves more conservative than liberal, for someone to call themself a conservative and vote for Obama is a joke.

[WARLORD1863]

There aren't "conservatives" who are voting for Obama. There are "republicans" who are voting for Obama. There is a big difference. But there's a large number of democrats who are voting McCain. In every election you see candidates pulling people from the other side of the political spectrum, and this election is no different.

[Heisenberg]

What are you talking about?

Reagan Dems considered themselves more conservative than liberal, for someone to call themself a conservative and vote for Obama is a joke.


For someone to call themself a conservative and vote for Bush or McCain is a joke . . . but it hasn't stopped any of you the last 8 years.

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

What are you talking about?

Reagan Dems considered themselves more conservative than liberal, for someone to call themself a conservative and vote for Obama is a joke.
You have a point. So I'll use another example: You were praising Lieberman for taking a principal stand in supporting McCain.

There is no difference between Lieberman supporting McCain and H_H (if its true) supporting Obama.


The only difference I see is that it's OK (in your mind) for Lieberman to support McCain because he's your candidate.

So by the same token, you should respect H_H for his decision (assuming this is legit).

[praise_gibbs]

Joke thread taken seriously.

Gotta love politics!

[GoSkins561]

You have a point. So I'll use another example: You were praising Lieberman for taking a principal stand in supporting McCain.

There is no difference between Lieberman supporting McCain and H_H (if its true) supporting Obama.


The only difference I see is that it's OK (in your mind) for Lieberman to support McCain because he's your candidate.

So by the same token, you should respect H_H for his decision (assuming this is legit).

I actually don't respect HH for his decision and I don't respect HH for constantly trying to walk a fine line of popularity when it comes to politics. He constantly tries to walk in the middle of the road when it comes to politics , while calling himself a conservative when any self repecting conservative would never vote for Obama.

Sorry, just my opinion. BTW HH was the one started the thread about Obama's partial birth abortion stance.

[HOF44]

Joke thread taken seriously.

Gotta love politics!


Joke? Joke? Watchatalkin bout??

Wait till you see the pics. We couldn't keep him out from in front of the camera showing his support. To give you an HH quote, "If Obama makes a speach in WV I'm going to it. I'd love to hear him speak!"

[praise_gibbs]

Joke? Joke? Watchatalkin bout??

Wait till you see the pics. We couldn't keep him out from in front of the camera showing his support. To give you an HH quote, "If Obama makes a speach in WV I'm going to it. I'd love to hear him speak!"

haha

I can't wait for the pics! :cheers:

[GoSkins561]

Joke? Joke? Watchatalkin bout??

Wait till you see the pics. We couldn't keep him out from in front of the camera showing his support. To give you an HH quote, "If Obama makes a speach in WV I'm going to it. I'd love to hear him speak!"

That's what I am talking about, any self respecting conservative would never vote for Obama. HH is a moderate, more along teh lines of McCain.

[Henry]

I actually don't respect HH for his decision and I don't respect HH for constantly trying to walk a fine line of popularity when it comes to politics. He constantly tries to walk in the middle of the road when it comes to politics , while calling himself a conservative when any self repecting conservative would never vote for Obama.

Sorry, just my opinion. BTW HH was the one started the thread about Obama's partial birth abortion stance.

Anyone who has read this board long enough should know HH has never shied away from taking unpopular stances around here. I disagree with him on many, many things, but the guy speaks from his heart and never says something he doesn't mean.

Trying to see past partisan politics is far more admirable than parroting talking points. I don't know whether HH is really voting for Obama or not, but I respect his opinion either way.

[HOF44]

That's what I am talking about, any self respecting conservative would never vote for Obama. HH is a moderate, more along teh lines of McCain.

I agree all that conservative stuff he spouts was bunk. He's a moderate at heart.

[GoSkins561]

I agree all that conservative stuff he spouts was bunk. He's a moderate at heart.

There is nothing wrong with being a moderate, moderate = republican now a days.

[HOF44]

Anyone who has read this board long enough should know HH has never shied away from taking unpopular stances around here. I disagree with him on many, many things, but the guy speaks from his heart and never says something he doesn't mean.

Trying to see past partisan politics is far more admirable than parroting talking points. I don't know whether HH is really voting for Obama or not, but I respect his opinion either way.

I know that no matter what HH thinks of this thread this one post will put a smile on his face and make him feel good that there are people on here that have this opinion of him. One which, by the way I share. :cheers:

[MikeInJc aka M.I.A.]

Ok, I got to inform everyone about what "Truly" happened (I know, MIA is spoiling the show).

H_H was unsuspectedly tagged with about 3 Obama stickers on the back of his jersey, until I, being the respectful republican I am, could not stand to watch this go down, so I informed him of his misfortune.

At first he didn't believe me, until I peeled off said stickers and showed him. This was the ingenious work of a certain, TLC and company.

Don't worry my fellow conservatives, H_H still backs the repubs.

H_H: Keep your commie stickers away from me............ HOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

[HOF44]

Ok, I got to inform everyone about what "Truly" happened (I know, MIA is spoiling the show).



Just ignore Mike, I hear he was a little toasty and Jrock had to drive him home. ;)

[GoSkins561]

Ok, I got to inform everyone about what "Truly" happened (I know, MIA is spoiling the show).

H_H was unsuspectedly tagged with about 3 Obama stickers on the back of his jersey, until I, being the respectful republican I am, could not stand to watch this go down, so I informed him of his misfortune.

At first he didn't believe me, until I peeled off said stickers and showed him. This was the ingenious work of a certain, TLC and company.

Don't worry my fellow conservatives, H_H still backs the repubs.

H_H: Keep your commie stickers away from me............ HOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

HH is still undecided.

[Burgold]

Ok, I got to inform everyone about what "Truly" happened (I know, MIA is spoiling the show).

H_H was unsuspectedly tagged with about 3 Obama stickers on the back of his jersey, until I, being the respectful republican I am, could not stand to watch this go down, so I informed him of his misfortune.

At first he didn't believe me, until I peeled off said stickers and showed him. This was the ingenious work of a certain, TLC and company.

Don't worry my fellow conservatives, H_H still backs the repubs.

H_H: Keep your commie stickers away from me............ HOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

I have faith that in the end, HH will remember his love of the country and not vote Republican this time around. :cool:

[GoSkins561]

Anyone who has read this board long enough should know HH has never shied away from taking unpopular stances around here. I disagree with him on many, many things, but the guy speaks from his heart and never says something he doesn't mean.

Trying to see past partisan politics is far more admirable than parroting talking points. I don't know whether HH is really voting for Obama or not, but I respect his opinion either way.

I am sorry, I don't respect a double initiative, either you are or you are not in my book.

[Henry]

I am sorry, I don't respect a double initiative, either you are or you are not in my book.

So you actually don't respect Lieberman? Maybe I missed your answer to that question earlier in this thread.

[GoSkins561]

So you actually don't respect Lieberman? Maybe I missed your answer to that question earlier in this thread.

I do respect Lieberman, did I miss something, does Lieberman call himself a "liberal"?

[Henry]

I do respect Lieberman, did I miss something, does Lieberman call himself a "liberal"?

So you respect Lieberman for taking a stand against ... fellow moderates?

[PokerPacker]

HH may not have been in this thread yet, but I'm sure he's felt a spine-chilling disturbance down to his very core.

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

I do respect Lieberman, did I miss something, does Lieberman call himself a "liberal"?
What else would he call himself?

[Special K]

What else would he call himself?an independent


Oh yeah, and I would like more chocolate. Hershey Kisses will do just fine. :D

[DeanCollins]

I have faith that in the end, HH will remember his love of the country and not vote Republican this time around. :cool:

Exactly, tough choice for a republican- do you love your country more than your stupid tax deduction?

Btw H_H good call!

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

an independent
Actually, Lieberman refers to himself as a Independent Democrat. :)

[Zguy28]

Vote third party.

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

So you respect Lieberman for taking a stand against ... fellow moderates?
:whoknows:

[Yusuf06]

Joke thread taken seriously.

Gotta love politics!
Oh....damn. :kickcan:

However, I can only imagine how hard you guys must have laughed to see him walking around with the Obama stickers on his back. Priceless.

Even so, in the end I have every confidence he'll vote for whichever candidate he feels is best for the country, regardless of party affiliation.





























Which as we all know is Obama. ;)

[Burgold]

Actually, HH was pretty positive on Obama until the Reverend Wright thing. I think that caused him to become disillusioned with him, but I do find it interesting how so many Republicans who hated McCain 6 months ago are so gung ho now and voice no hesitation and have no question in their hearts, but that he is the best man.

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

Actually, HH was pretty positive on Obama until the Reverend Wright thing.
Obama has disappointed HH to a certain extent but overall, I think HH is still pretty positive about Obama.

[Burgundy Burner]

Some ESers are not taking this thread seriously - and for good reason.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v176/Skyeskye/ROFL.gif

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

Some ESers are not taking this thread seriously - and for good reason.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v176/Skyeskye/ROFL.gif

I actually thought it was legit. At least initially. Oh, well....

[Chachie]

Anyone who has read this board long enough should know HH has never shied away from taking unpopular stances around here. I disagree with him on many, many things, but the guy speaks from his heart and never says something he doesn't mean.

Trying to see past partisan politics is far more admirable than parroting talking points. I don't know whether HH is really voting for Obama or not, but I respect his opinion either way.



Also- What's so wrong with being "middle of the road?" Why is that seen as not being genuine? Some people see goods and bads on both sides.

[Teller]

Obama has disappointed HH to a certain extent but overall, I think HH is still pretty positive about Obama.

Positive?

Maybe a little too strong. I do think the guy has some good ideas, and as I've told TLC in our many discussions about this race, this WILL be the first time in my voting life that I won't be utterly heartbroken if the democratic nominee wins. But to say my overall view of Obama is positive is probably a bit of a stretch.

Anyway, many thanks to Yusuf and Henry for your kind words in this thread. I appreciate it.

As for you ****ers at the tailgate yesterday, thanks a lot for nothing. I can't believe how quick you all can be to defame someone in such a way.

Not only did you put Obama stickers on my back, but while I was passed out, you ALSO put a Jason Campbell jersey on me (He's a black quarterback.) So now people around here are starting to think of me as something other than an inbred skinhead.

Do you have any idea how much time and effort it toook to create that persona? How many times I had to bash affirmative action, or defend flying the confederate flag, or support the right of hate groups to protest peacefully? And now you all have gone and ****ed it all up.

Hell, knowing you guys, you probably got pics of me shaking hands with Sweet Sassy Molassy, or carrying on a conversation with Chappelle. You good for nothing bastages.

I guess it was partly my fault for tailgating with the half-Japanese guy, and Johnny the Greek. But you all didn't have to document it. Without your interference, I could have simply denied any association with anyone other than pure aryans.

So thanks. I'm off to start a "David Duke for President" thread, in an effort to restore my bad name. Thanks again, for nothing. ;)

:cheers:

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

Positive?

Maybe a little too strong. I do think the guy has some good ideas, and as I've told TLC in our many discussions about this race, this WILL be the first time in my voting life that I won't be utterly heartbroken if the democratic nominee wins. But to say my overall view of Obama is positive is probably a bit of a stretch.


My fault. I stand corrected. :cheers:

[Zguy28]

Actually, HH was pretty positive on Obama until the Reverend Wright thing. I think that caused him to become disillusioned with him, but I do find it interesting how so many Republicans who hated McCain 6 months ago are so gung ho now and voice no hesitation and have no question in their hearts, but that he is the best man.Registered GOP here.

McCain is not the best man. That is all.

[Teller]

My fault. I stand corrected. :cheers:

Not totally, but just a little bit.

You are absolutely correct that the Rev. Wright controversy soured me on him a good bit. And though I do believe that that's been blown out of proportion, having called Rev. Wright his "close personal friend and mentor" is cause for at least a little bit of alarm, IMO.

The whole "oh BTW, did I mention he's black" thing got to me too. Especially after my state was blanketly (is that a word?) accused of being racist for not voting for a guy who didn't bother to campaign here.

I've called Obama the first "true" black leader of our time. And I stand by that, he's certainly not a race-divide exploiting hack like Jackson or Sharpton. But I thought he was above playing the "card," so that one was frustrating.

That being said, I like the idea of tax breaks for fathers who pay their child support. (God knows we can use all the help we can get.) I like the fact that he asks people to do everything they can for themselves, before asking for gov't assistance. I like the fact that he says he'll pursue Al Qaeda/the Taliban into Pakistan. He DOES have some good ideas.

My biggest hangups with Obama are the same as my biggest hangups with McCain: healthcare and illegal immigration. And those are the primary reasons I'll likely cast a write-in ballot. (Though there are two things that might sway me back to the GOP fold; Palin and the probable nomination of two supreme court justices in the next four years.)

But anyway, don't misunderstand me BRAVE. I think Obama's a good guy with a good heart. And when I say that my view of him isn't "positive," I'm speaking only politically.

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

But anyway, don't misunderstand me BRAVE. I think Obama's a good guy with a good heart. And when I say that my view of him isn't "positive," I'm speaking only politically.

I understand where you are coming from and I can totally respect your views.

:cheers:


(Dallas SUCKS! :mad::)

[Teller]

(Dallas SUCKS! :mad::)

Speaking of respecting one's views, let me just say "A-frigging-men." :cheers:

[Yusuf06]

I understand where you are coming from and I can totally respect your views.

:cheers:


(Dallas SUCKS! :mad::)
Agreed. If someone has a decent handle on WHY they'll vote the way they will and understands the positions of both sides, I can certainly respect their decision. I only have a real problem when supporters of either side only know the talking points and have no real handle on the issues. OTOH, that's probably 90% of the electorate. :(

[BRAVEONAWARPATH]

I only have a real problem when supporters of either side only know the talking points and have no real handle on the issues. OTOH, that's probably 90% of the electorate. :(
Unfortunately, you're probably right. :(

[skinsfan44]

Sorry those poor lefties did that to you, H_H. :D

Then one of them (not going to say who) tried to stick those Obama stickers that were on H_H's back on my Redskins chair. When I told them that the Bar will be closed to them if they did it.

They changed there tune real quick after that :laugh:

[Baculus]

It sounds like I missed another entertaining ES tailgate. :-)

I was at yesterday's game and I was going to stop by there to try meeting some of you folks. But I still don't know anyone there and really don't feel like milling around saying, "Hi! I'm Baculus!"

I'll be at the Steelers game, so maybe I'll try to stop by once again.

[Henry]

But I still don't know anyone there and really don't feel like milling around saying, "Hi! I'm Baculus!"

Yeah. I hate having to do that. :)

[Baculus]

There is nothing wrong with being a moderate, moderate = republican now a days.

Moderate = former republican = libertarian.

That's more like it.

[Xameil]

Sounds like someone lost a bet.

lol more of, when someone hits you on the back at an ES tailgate....check to make sure something wasn't left behind ;)


Although...he didn't seem too upset by the recent additions to his jersey lol

[Baculus]

Yeah. I hate having to do that. :)

We need name tags handed out at these events.

[DeanCollins]

Do you have any idea how much time and effort it toook to create that persona? How many times I had to bash affirmative action, or defend flying the confederate flag, or support the right of hate groups to protest peacefully? And now you all have gone and ****ed it all up.


:cheers:

you forget to mention your association with- nascar, WV, sheep, goats, trailer parks, and country music. ;)

[HOF44]

Proof!!

http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o50/msul/ES%20Tailgate%2009-21-2008%20Cardinals/DSC06075.jpg

http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o50/msul/ES%20Tailgate%2009-21-2008%20Cardinals/DSC06079.jpg

http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o50/msul/ES%20Tailgate%2009-21-2008%20Cardinals/DSC06101.jpg