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June 4, 2008 at 7:28 AM #216625June 4, 2008 at 7:28 AM #216652
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ParticipantNow who doesn’t want a young attractive Marxist-Racist in the White House? Well, probably most of us. For those of you who missed it all of the other times it happened, the D’s routinely nominate presidential candidates who are in touch with the base of their party, hard core leftists, and government tit suckers. Held up to the light of a national campaign, they are often found… wanting.
June 4, 2008 at 7:28 AM #216681ParticipantNow who doesn’t want a young attractive Marxist-Racist in the White House? Well, probably most of us. For those of you who missed it all of the other times it happened, the D’s routinely nominate presidential candidates who are in touch with the base of their party, hard core leftists, and government tit suckers. Held up to the light of a national campaign, they are often found… wanting.
June 4, 2008 at 8:53 AM #216540socrattt
ParticipantI’m not sure if anyone saw the episode with Obaman on BET a couple of months back, but it was actually quite interesting. They asked Obama a question about the number of Black American’s in prison. Obama went on to say that if he became our President he planned to have a civil rights police force policing the streets. This isn’t a joke, I just happened to be running through my channels a few months ago and saw this interview.
We don’t need a President who wants to start more race problems than we already have in this country. We are divided enough as it is. No President will ever bring this nation together because there are just too many different points of views. I would much rather vote for a man that is dealing with issues that are affecting us a country and not as race.
On the issue of Iraq, not to make light of the situation, but last month was the least deadliest month in Iraq since the war started. The US lost a total of 19 troops and 21 total troops died. http://icasualties.org/oif/ . I will be honest I still think we have a long way to go in that country, but I do believe we are moving in the right direction.
We need to get off the Iraq wagon and start focusing on what directly affects our country like North Korea and Iran and of course this global economic meltdown that we face. I haven’t heard much about either country as of late because it seems as though Obama and Hilary want to focus on the past and not the future. That said, McCain is far from a great selection to be our Commander and Cheif, but he seems to have a lot of experience in the areas which need the greatest attention.
Don’t vote for Obama because you think he is a great speaker or he is going to change the country because it won’t happen. Vote for Obama if you really feel like he motives are there. I believe Obama is a talented speaker and extremely savy salesman, but he doesn’t belong in the Oval Office IMHO.
June 4, 2008 at 8:53 AM #216624ParticipantI’m not sure if anyone saw the episode with Obaman on BET a couple of months back, but it was actually quite interesting. They asked Obama a question about the number of Black American’s in prison. Obama went on to say that if he became our President he planned to have a civil rights police force policing the streets. This isn’t a joke, I just happened to be running through my channels a few months ago and saw this interview.
We don’t need a President who wants to start more race problems than we already have in this country. We are divided enough as it is. No President will ever bring this nation together because there are just too many different points of views. I would much rather vote for a man that is dealing with issues that are affecting us a country and not as race.
On the issue of Iraq, not to make light of the situation, but last month was the least deadliest month in Iraq since the war started. The US lost a total of 19 troops and 21 total troops died. http://icasualties.org/oif/ . I will be honest I still think we have a long way to go in that country, but I do believe we are moving in the right direction.
We need to get off the Iraq wagon and start focusing on what directly affects our country like North Korea and Iran and of course this global economic meltdown that we face. I haven’t heard much about either country as of late because it seems as though Obama and Hilary want to focus on the past and not the future. That said, McCain is far from a great selection to be our Commander and Cheif, but he seems to have a lot of experience in the areas which need the greatest attention.
Don’t vote for Obama because you think he is a great speaker or he is going to change the country because it won’t happen. Vote for Obama if you really feel like he motives are there. I believe Obama is a talented speaker and extremely savy salesman, but he doesn’t belong in the Oval Office IMHO.
June 4, 2008 at 8:53 AM #216650ParticipantI’m not sure if anyone saw the episode with Obaman on BET a couple of months back, but it was actually quite interesting. They asked Obama a question about the number of Black American’s in prison. Obama went on to say that if he became our President he planned to have a civil rights police force policing the streets. This isn’t a joke, I just happened to be running through my channels a few months ago and saw this interview.
We don’t need a President who wants to start more race problems than we already have in this country. We are divided enough as it is. No President will ever bring this nation together because there are just too many different points of views. I would much rather vote for a man that is dealing with issues that are affecting us a country and not as race.
On the issue of Iraq, not to make light of the situation, but last month was the least deadliest month in Iraq since the war started. The US lost a total of 19 troops and 21 total troops died. http://icasualties.org/oif/ . I will be honest I still think we have a long way to go in that country, but I do believe we are moving in the right direction.
We need to get off the Iraq wagon and start focusing on what directly affects our country like North Korea and Iran and of course this global economic meltdown that we face. I haven’t heard much about either country as of late because it seems as though Obama and Hilary want to focus on the past and not the future. That said, McCain is far from a great selection to be our Commander and Cheif, but he seems to have a lot of experience in the areas which need the greatest attention.
Don’t vote for Obama because you think he is a great speaker or he is going to change the country because it won’t happen. Vote for Obama if you really feel like he motives are there. I believe Obama is a talented speaker and extremely savy salesman, but he doesn’t belong in the Oval Office IMHO.
June 4, 2008 at 8:53 AM #216676ParticipantI’m not sure if anyone saw the episode with Obaman on BET a couple of months back, but it was actually quite interesting. They asked Obama a question about the number of Black American’s in prison. Obama went on to say that if he became our President he planned to have a civil rights police force policing the streets. This isn’t a joke, I just happened to be running through my channels a few months ago and saw this interview.
We don’t need a President who wants to start more race problems than we already have in this country. We are divided enough as it is. No President will ever bring this nation together because there are just too many different points of views. I would much rather vote for a man that is dealing with issues that are affecting us a country and not as race.
On the issue of Iraq, not to make light of the situation, but last month was the least deadliest month in Iraq since the war started. The US lost a total of 19 troops and 21 total troops died. http://icasualties.org/oif/ . I will be honest I still think we have a long way to go in that country, but I do believe we are moving in the right direction.
We need to get off the Iraq wagon and start focusing on what directly affects our country like North Korea and Iran and of course this global economic meltdown that we face. I haven’t heard much about either country as of late because it seems as though Obama and Hilary want to focus on the past and not the future. That said, McCain is far from a great selection to be our Commander and Cheif, but he seems to have a lot of experience in the areas which need the greatest attention.
Don’t vote for Obama because you think he is a great speaker or he is going to change the country because it won’t happen. Vote for Obama if you really feel like he motives are there. I believe Obama is a talented speaker and extremely savy salesman, but he doesn’t belong in the Oval Office IMHO.
June 4, 2008 at 8:53 AM #216706ParticipantI’m not sure if anyone saw the episode with Obaman on BET a couple of months back, but it was actually quite interesting. They asked Obama a question about the number of Black American’s in prison. Obama went on to say that if he became our President he planned to have a civil rights police force policing the streets. This isn’t a joke, I just happened to be running through my channels a few months ago and saw this interview.
We don’t need a President who wants to start more race problems than we already have in this country. We are divided enough as it is. No President will ever bring this nation together because there are just too many different points of views. I would much rather vote for a man that is dealing with issues that are affecting us a country and not as race.
On the issue of Iraq, not to make light of the situation, but last month was the least deadliest month in Iraq since the war started. The US lost a total of 19 troops and 21 total troops died. http://icasualties.org/oif/ . I will be honest I still think we have a long way to go in that country, but I do believe we are moving in the right direction.
We need to get off the Iraq wagon and start focusing on what directly affects our country like North Korea and Iran and of course this global economic meltdown that we face. I haven’t heard much about either country as of late because it seems as though Obama and Hilary want to focus on the past and not the future. That said, McCain is far from a great selection to be our Commander and Cheif, but he seems to have a lot of experience in the areas which need the greatest attention.
Don’t vote for Obama because you think he is a great speaker or he is going to change the country because it won’t happen. Vote for Obama if you really feel like he motives are there. I believe Obama is a talented speaker and extremely savy salesman, but he doesn’t belong in the Oval Office IMHO.
June 4, 2008 at 9:04 AM #216541CDMA ENG
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What did Twain say about politics and religion…
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June 4, 2008 at 10:50 AM #216598afx114
Participant“I am quite sure now that often, very often, in matters concerning religion and politics a man’s reasoning powers are not above the monkey’s.”
– Mark Twain in Eruption“In religion and politics people’s beliefs and convictions are in almost every case gotten at second-hand, and without examination, from authorities who have not themselves examined the questions at issue but have taken them at second-hand from other non-examiners, whose opinions about them were not worth a brass farthing.”
– Autobiography of Mark TwainJune 4, 2008 at 10:50 AM #216682Participant“I am quite sure now that often, very often, in matters concerning religion and politics a man’s reasoning powers are not above the monkey’s.”
– Mark Twain in Eruption“In religion and politics people’s beliefs and convictions are in almost every case gotten at second-hand, and without examination, from authorities who have not themselves examined the questions at issue but have taken them at second-hand from other non-examiners, whose opinions about them were not worth a brass farthing.”
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