主题：【美国大选手记六十四】向大选日冲刺（上） -- 尼伯龙根·蜗藤
家园 未免太过自信 楼主褒谁贬谁，出自何心，外人也不会看不出来。
一口咬定看文不仔细的，可不好。我怕是从第三篇还是第四篇就开始追起的人了。每篇出来三日之内，定然会读至少两遍。
本来嘛，褒贬没错，但是从希拉里露出败象开始，楼主就开始CNN起来了。之后就越来越变本加厉。
我都说了，该咋想，该咋说，是楼主您的自由。但是文以载道，倒还有一层意思，就是有点那个啥，预言功能。既然楼主您如此厉害，希某人麦某人每每“还有胜机”，每每“若是抓住XX机会”，每每“若不犯XX错误”，每每“民调并不准确”，那他们就确实该抓住点机会才行，不能说楼主你每次分析出来的机会，都要么没抓住，要么抓住了也没用。我们每次都苦苦地等着楼主的预言应验，可惜怕是次次都要落空，这是何等地令我等希婆麦爷还有萨哈夫的支持者心寒啊……
这层预言功能没有了，那未免楼主之道，与盲人一般的美国老百姓之道，不大相合啊。
另外，还有一说。楼主文虽写的好，但是刚直太甚，听不得一点反对意见，我话已经委婉至此，仍然要这么直直地打回来，到底谁是老爷子，嘿嘿嘿……
- 复 未免太过自信
家园 你的“委婉”之道 如果用“走火入魔进了偏门”“CNN”来给别人扣帽子是你口中的“委婉”和“以文载道”，我只能重申你我非同道之人。
如果你认为看大选和写大选的道还在于“预言”，而且希拉里、麦凯恩和奥巴马等候选人的胜败可以由我来“预言”，我只能说，很遗憾，我不是神婆也不是神汉。
如果你认为别人对着莫名其妙扣在自己头上的“走过入魔进了偏门”的帽子无动于衷，或是唯唯诺诺表示“感谢”的人才不是“刚直太甚，听得反对意见”的人，我只能说你实在是“欺人太甚”。
在我的手记文章的跟贴中，不支持我的立场或观点的人和帖子不少。就算是在这一篇中也能看到一些，请问我对它们表示过任何不满吗？
如果你真如你所言，很仔细地看过我几乎所有的手记文章，那我真是不明白，你怎么还会对我说“希拉里败选，无非换了一个代表而已，何必如此投入感情呢？”
总之，我感谢你对这个系列的文章的关注，但我绝对不能接受对我人格和立场的无理肆意攻击。
- 复 你的“委婉”之道
家园 同意 谢谢：作者意外获得【通宝】一枚
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- 复 你的“委婉”之道
家园 我发现网上的O fan大都不能投票 基本可以忽视。
- 复 你的“委婉”之道
家园 hmmmm.... 谢谢：作者意外获得【通宝】一枚
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- 复 你的“委婉”之道
家园 口水无益 我说了，我对于您的观点呢，倒是很同意。
我对于您对于事实的处理手段，很不同意。
就是这样。
道同不同，我向来是不在乎的，你想表达什么观点，那是你的事情，跟我无关。我是什么观点，那是我的事情，跟你无关。相同，也无关，不同，也无关。
我在乎的是我或者其他人能不能从客观事实中得出东西来。
您把客观事实给抽走了，读者如我就会不满意了。
我就算是跟您完全持一样政见，我也决不会喜欢看到一篇只能让我拿来YY Mccain胜利的文章。正如楼下所言，这是檄文，不是什么“手记”了。
所谓走火入魔，走火是观点问题，入魔就是客观事实层面的问题了。这可不是扣帽子。
- 复 口水无益
家园 手记和檄文 两者一定是矛盾的吗？手记是记录一段作者的经历和感受的方式，既然包括感受，有的篇目为何一定不能选用“檄文”或类似的方式来记录和表达？
我在手记19中就已经说过我写的是手记，不是新闻报道，既无客观中立的责任，更无装扮客观中立的意愿。如果你要追求“信息完整”，大可遍览所有有关的新闻媒体报道。我小小一个手记系列，哪里有能耐满足你对“信息完整性”的饥渴。
我绝对相信没人会把我写的系列作为了解大选的主要渠道，更没觉得自己有义务要保证每个人获得“完整”的大选信息。
我在手记65分析麦凯恩在几乎“mission impossible”的情况下，是否还有最后的胜机。你认为那是YY，但我并不认为那是不值得分析的。何况这个系列记录的是我个人的分析看法，我根本没有任何义务保证满足每一个阅读它的人的愿望或喜好。不喜欢，大可去挑那些自己喜欢看的，相关的分析评论铺天盖地都是。
另外，你在这一贴中第一句说自己对我的观点倒是很同意，然后在最后一句中说“所谓走火入魔，走火是观点问题”。那也就是说你也认为自己的观点是“走火”了？
- 复 未免太过自信
家园 尼兄的政治立场是很明确的 不是挺 Mac，而是反 Oreo
这场大选历时太久，但就像我说的，O 之前是教主，现在还是教主，从尼的角度来看，当然没有任何理由改变立场。
但显然黑珍珠还是抓住了大部分美国人的心，自由市场，务实致富是美国精神，平等公义，救世理想也是美国精神。我虽然有段时间听到“Change”就想吐，但 Change 确实是时代之音。我怕 McCain 的美国只会在 ICU 里苟延残喘。
如今大概尼兄最糟糕的噩梦还有1天即将成为现实，在65篇讨逆檄文之后，心情不好，反应激烈～～～理解万岁吧～～～
家园 问题是什么样的变化和谁来改变 巴马没有任何履历证明他胜任。顺便转些马老英雄的成就，算是他可以胜任的旁证：
For The Record: The Achievements of John McCain
In The Military:
After he came back from his 5 1/2 years as a POW, McCain took command of the Navy's largest squadron, a force of A-7 attack aircraft. Most such squadrons in those days numbered 12 to 25. McCain's numbered 75, putting him in charge of a budget of more than a billion dollars. This was during the post-Vietnam years, morale was low. In what John Lehman, secretary of the Navy in the Reagan administration, has called "a near miracle of leadership and management," McCain restored morale and got all 75 A-7s up and running. Fellow officers did not think it was possible.
Became Navy liaison to the Senate, where, by working with hawkish Republicans and Democrats, he helped reverse the decline of the military and lay the foundation for the Reagan military buildup that bankrupted the U.S.S.R.
In Congress and Senate:
On the Environment;
Worked with Udall to pass the 1984 Arizona Wilderness Act, which set aside 150,000 acres near Sedona, and the Arizona Desert Wilderness Act in 1990, which protected more than 2 million acres of federal land.
Sponsored and ushered through the Senate the 1987 National Parks Overflights Act, which sought to restore natural quiet to the increasingly racket-ridden Grand Canyon.
On The Native American community;
Member of the Indian Affairs Committee. As first a House member and then a senator, McCain was one of the main authors of the 1988 Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
On International Democracy;
Since January 1993, McCain has been Chairman of the International Republican Institute, an organization partly funded by the U.S. Government that supports the emergence of political democracy worldwide.
On Campaign Finance Reform:
Starting in 1994, McCain worked with Democratic Wisconsin Senator Russ Feingold on campaign finance reform; their McCain-Feingold bill attempted to put limits on "soft money". Initial versions of the McCain-Feingold Act were filibustered and never came to a vote but, in 1999, McCain shared the Profile in Courage Award with Feingold as recognition of their efforts. The bill ultimately passed in 2001, and placed limits on advertising and 'soft money' contributions to political parties.
On The Tobacco Industry;
In 1997, McCain became chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee and took on the tobacco industry in 1998, proposing legislation that would increase cigarette taxes in order to fund anti-smoking campaigns, discourage teenage smokers, increase money for health research studies, and help states pay for smoking-related health care costs. He was supported by the Clinton administration but opposed by the industry and most Republicans.
On Corruption;
Called for a broad review of the Pentagon procurement system and exposed several Air Force contracting scandals.
Led the Senate’s Indian Affairs Committee’s investigation of Jack Abramoff.
On International Relations:
With fellow Vietnam veteran, Senator John Kerry, McCain worked to get Senate approval of an end to the trade embargo against Vietnam. That led to diplomatic relations in 1995.
On Iraq; Author of The Surge.
In The Military:
After he came back from his 5 1/2 years as a POW, McCain took command of the Navy's largest squadron, a force of A-7 attack aircraft. Most such squadrons in those days numbered 12 to 25. McCain's numbered 75, putting him in charge of a budget of more than a billion dollars. This was during the post-Vietnam years, morale was low. In what John Lehman, secretary of the Navy in the Reagan administration, has called "a near miracle of leadership and management," McCain restored morale and got all 75 A-7s up and running. Fellow officers did not think it was possible.
Became Navy liaison to the Senate, where, by working with hawkish Republicans and Democrats, he helped reverse the decline of the military and lay the foundation for the Reagan military buildup that bankrupted the U.S.S.R.
In Congress and Senate:
On the Environment;
Worked with Udall to pass the 1984 Arizona Wilderness Act, which set aside 150,000 acres near Sedona, and the Arizona Desert Wilderness Act in 1990, which protected more than 2 million acres of federal land.
Sponsored and ushered through the Senate the 1987 National Parks Overflights Act, which sought to restore natural quiet to the increasingly racket-ridden Grand Canyon.
On The Native American community;
Member of the Indian Affairs Committee. As first a House member and then a senator, McCain was one of the main authors of the 1988 Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
On International Democracy;
Since January 1993, McCain has been Chairman of the International Republican Institute, an organization partly funded by the U.S. Government that supports the emergence of political democracy worldwide.
On Campaign Finance Reform:
Starting in 1994, McCain worked with Democratic Wisconsin Senator Russ Feingold on campaign finance reform; their McCain-Feingold bill attempted to put limits on "soft money". Initial versions of the McCain-Feingold Act were filibustered and never came to a vote but, in 1999, McCain shared the Profile in Courage Award with Feingold as recognition of their efforts. The bill ultimately passed in 2001, and placed limits on advertising and 'soft money' contributions to political parties.
On The Tobacco Industry;
In 1997, McCain became chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee and took on the tobacco industry in 1998, proposing legislation that would increase cigarette taxes in order to fund anti-smoking campaigns, discourage teenage smokers, increase money for health research studies, and help states pay for smoking-related health care costs. He was supported by the Clinton administration but opposed by the industry and most Republicans.
On Corruption;
Called for a broad review of the Pentagon procurement system and exposed several Air Force contracting scandals.
Led the Senate’s Indian Affairs Committee’s investigation of Jack Abramoff.
On International Relations:
With fellow Vietnam veteran, Senator John Kerry, McCain worked to get Senate approval of an end to the trade embargo against Vietnam. That led to diplomatic relations in 1995.
On Iraq; Author of The Surge.
家园 That only proves he is old, like very, very OLD.
家园 老当益壮 任何政客都是刷嘴皮子的，说得好听，坐得难。正因为如此，要看他们的track record.到现在，我还没听说八马为他的选民作过一件利国利民的事。
- 复 老当益壮
家园 他反伊战，没成功 支持了一百多个法案，通过了两个
Why am I explaining these boring facts to you? You should already know.
It's not blazing but definitely not blank. Give him 20 more years in the senate, he will pile up an even more boring list of achievements I suppose. But too bad, he's running for president and most likely would win.
So bye bye senate, bye bye law making.
家园 然！