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Participant“That’s the second time you’ve used that word with McCain. Just goes to show that discrimination and bigotry is alive and well in this country even in people who are generally at the receiving end of it. Next time you start complaining about intolerance and bigotry, look in the mirror….”
Marion is not alone. I am a Democrat (barely…probably opting out of the whole, corrupt system this year), and I have been dismayed by the number of Democrats in my office who have launched into ageist and sexist tirades against McCain and Hillary. They belie the spirit of cooperation and tolerance that the Messiah Obama always preaches. It’s very disconcerting when the party of tolerance becomes the party of judgment and discrimination when they glimpse the pathway to power.
Participant“That’s the second time you’ve used that word with McCain. Just goes to show that discrimination and bigotry is alive and well in this country even in people who are generally at the receiving end of it. Next time you start complaining about intolerance and bigotry, look in the mirror….”
Marion is not alone. I am a Democrat (barely…probably opting out of the whole, corrupt system this year), and I have been dismayed by the number of Democrats in my office who have launched into ageist and sexist tirades against McCain and Hillary. They belie the spirit of cooperation and tolerance that the Messiah Obama always preaches. It’s very disconcerting when the party of tolerance becomes the party of judgment and discrimination when they glimpse the pathway to power.
Participant“That’s the second time you’ve used that word with McCain. Just goes to show that discrimination and bigotry is alive and well in this country even in people who are generally at the receiving end of it. Next time you start complaining about intolerance and bigotry, look in the mirror….”
Marion is not alone. I am a Democrat (barely…probably opting out of the whole, corrupt system this year), and I have been dismayed by the number of Democrats in my office who have launched into ageist and sexist tirades against McCain and Hillary. They belie the spirit of cooperation and tolerance that the Messiah Obama always preaches. It’s very disconcerting when the party of tolerance becomes the party of judgment and discrimination when they glimpse the pathway to power.
Participant“That’s the second time you’ve used that word with McCain. Just goes to show that discrimination and bigotry is alive and well in this country even in people who are generally at the receiving end of it. Next time you start complaining about intolerance and bigotry, look in the mirror….”
Marion is not alone. I am a Democrat (barely…probably opting out of the whole, corrupt system this year), and I have been dismayed by the number of Democrats in my office who have launched into ageist and sexist tirades against McCain and Hillary. They belie the spirit of cooperation and tolerance that the Messiah Obama always preaches. It’s very disconcerting when the party of tolerance becomes the party of judgment and discrimination when they glimpse the pathway to power.
Participant“Hillary may be selfish, but overall is a democrat with good intentions. Her campaign tactics were a turn-off to me, but I respect what she stands for. She’s strong, capable woman that doesn’t bow to anyone. I respect that part of her as well.”
M, do you really mean this? You previously called Hillary a “bitch” and some other very unsavory epithets that would appear to run counter to your sentiment now that she has “good intentions” and is “strong” and “capable”.
And if their roles were reversed, and it were Obama who conceded and ended up supporting Hillary, would you still feel the same way about her? Would Hillary still be “strong” and “capable” in your eyes?
Just curious.
Participant“Hillary may be selfish, but overall is a democrat with good intentions. Her campaign tactics were a turn-off to me, but I respect what she stands for. She’s strong, capable woman that doesn’t bow to anyone. I respect that part of her as well.”
M, do you really mean this? You previously called Hillary a “bitch” and some other very unsavory epithets that would appear to run counter to your sentiment now that she has “good intentions” and is “strong” and “capable”.
And if their roles were reversed, and it were Obama who conceded and ended up supporting Hillary, would you still feel the same way about her? Would Hillary still be “strong” and “capable” in your eyes?
Just curious.
Participant“Hillary may be selfish, but overall is a democrat with good intentions. Her campaign tactics were a turn-off to me, but I respect what she stands for. She’s strong, capable woman that doesn’t bow to anyone. I respect that part of her as well.”
M, do you really mean this? You previously called Hillary a “bitch” and some other very unsavory epithets that would appear to run counter to your sentiment now that she has “good intentions” and is “strong” and “capable”.
And if their roles were reversed, and it were Obama who conceded and ended up supporting Hillary, would you still feel the same way about her? Would Hillary still be “strong” and “capable” in your eyes?
Just curious.
Participant“Hillary may be selfish, but overall is a democrat with good intentions. Her campaign tactics were a turn-off to me, but I respect what she stands for. She’s strong, capable woman that doesn’t bow to anyone. I respect that part of her as well.”
M, do you really mean this? You previously called Hillary a “bitch” and some other very unsavory epithets that would appear to run counter to your sentiment now that she has “good intentions” and is “strong” and “capable”.
And if their roles were reversed, and it were Obama who conceded and ended up supporting Hillary, would you still feel the same way about her? Would Hillary still be “strong” and “capable” in your eyes?
Just curious.
Participant“Hillary may be selfish, but overall is a democrat with good intentions. Her campaign tactics were a turn-off to me, but I respect what she stands for. She’s strong, capable woman that doesn’t bow to anyone. I respect that part of her as well.”
M, do you really mean this? You previously called Hillary a “bitch” and some other very unsavory epithets that would appear to run counter to your sentiment now that she has “good intentions” and is “strong” and “capable”.
And if their roles were reversed, and it were Obama who conceded and ended up supporting Hillary, would you still feel the same way about her? Would Hillary still be “strong” and “capable” in your eyes?
Just curious.
Participant“McCain will win in a landslide because America will not elect a Marxist and a Racist even if he is Black.
John”
If the election were held today, Obama would lose.
But the election will not be held today. In five (5) months, this country will be firmly on the path to Depression. Oil will, conservatively, be $170/barrel and $6/gallon, and the financial markets will be on the verge of collapse from the derivatives unwinding that is accelerating as we speak.
Under those circumstances, it is hard to imagine that Obama CAN”T win.
That said, he is an empty suit, and Clinton is another empty sit, as is McCain, and the net effect for everyone on this board will be the same: we will all suffer tremendously. It is an economic inevitability, and Obama cannot prevent this.
As I see it, Obama’s biggest problem now will be millions of angry Americans who will wake up to the fact, sometime in mid-2009, that he can’t possibly or humanly deliver the “change” he falsely promised to so many, and that he is merely a new puppet properly-positioned by the global elite to “control” American masses with uplifting speeches and soothing words to avert a civil uprising as their standard of living plummets and crime abounds.
I will be curious to see how Americans react to the betrayal. I think it is inevitable that Obama will be a one-term president. He didn’t create the problem, but he has unfortunately promised that he can “fix” it. His successor may have a chance at success, but also very slim. We have a long way to go down this rabbit hole.
Buckle up, keep cash handy, and hold on.
Participant“McCain will win in a landslide because America will not elect a Marxist and a Racist even if he is Black.
John”
If the election were held today, Obama would lose.
But the election will not be held today. In five (5) months, this country will be firmly on the path to Depression. Oil will, conservatively, be $170/barrel and $6/gallon, and the financial markets will be on the verge of collapse from the derivatives unwinding that is accelerating as we speak.
Under those circumstances, it is hard to imagine that Obama CAN”T win.
That said, he is an empty suit, and Clinton is another empty sit, as is McCain, and the net effect for everyone on this board will be the same: we will all suffer tremendously. It is an economic inevitability, and Obama cannot prevent this.
As I see it, Obama’s biggest problem now will be millions of angry Americans who will wake up to the fact, sometime in mid-2009, that he can’t possibly or humanly deliver the “change” he falsely promised to so many, and that he is merely a new puppet properly-positioned by the global elite to “control” American masses with uplifting speeches and soothing words to avert a civil uprising as their standard of living plummets and crime abounds.
I will be curious to see how Americans react to the betrayal. I think it is inevitable that Obama will be a one-term president. He didn’t create the problem, but he has unfortunately promised that he can “fix” it. His successor may have a chance at success, but also very slim. We have a long way to go down this rabbit hole.
Buckle up, keep cash handy, and hold on.
Participant“McCain will win in a landslide because America will not elect a Marxist and a Racist even if he is Black.
John”
If the election were held today, Obama would lose.
But the election will not be held today. In five (5) months, this country will be firmly on the path to Depression. Oil will, conservatively, be $170/barrel and $6/gallon, and the financial markets will be on the verge of collapse from the derivatives unwinding that is accelerating as we speak.
Under those circumstances, it is hard to imagine that Obama CAN”T win.
That said, he is an empty suit, and Clinton is another empty sit, as is McCain, and the net effect for everyone on this board will be the same: we will all suffer tremendously. It is an economic inevitability, and Obama cannot prevent this.
As I see it, Obama’s biggest problem now will be millions of angry Americans who will wake up to the fact, sometime in mid-2009, that he can’t possibly or humanly deliver the “change” he falsely promised to so many, and that he is merely a new puppet properly-positioned by the global elite to “control” American masses with uplifting speeches and soothing words to avert a civil uprising as their standard of living plummets and crime abounds.
I will be curious to see how Americans react to the betrayal. I think it is inevitable that Obama will be a one-term president. He didn’t create the problem, but he has unfortunately promised that he can “fix” it. His successor may have a chance at success, but also very slim. We have a long way to go down this rabbit hole.
Buckle up, keep cash handy, and hold on.
Participant“McCain will win in a landslide because America will not elect a Marxist and a Racist even if he is Black.
John”
If the election were held today, Obama would lose.
But the election will not be held today. In five (5) months, this country will be firmly on the path to Depression. Oil will, conservatively, be $170/barrel and $6/gallon, and the financial markets will be on the verge of collapse from the derivatives unwinding that is accelerating as we speak.
Under those circumstances, it is hard to imagine that Obama CAN”T win.
That said, he is an empty suit, and Clinton is another empty sit, as is McCain, and the net effect for everyone on this board will be the same: we will all suffer tremendously. It is an economic inevitability, and Obama cannot prevent this.
As I see it, Obama’s biggest problem now will be millions of angry Americans who will wake up to the fact, sometime in mid-2009, that he can’t possibly or humanly deliver the “change” he falsely promised to so many, and that he is merely a new puppet properly-positioned by the global elite to “control” American masses with uplifting speeches and soothing words to avert a civil uprising as their standard of living plummets and crime abounds.
I will be curious to see how Americans react to the betrayal. I think it is inevitable that Obama will be a one-term president. He didn’t create the problem, but he has unfortunately promised that he can “fix” it. His successor may have a chance at success, but also very slim. We have a long way to go down this rabbit hole.
Buckle up, keep cash handy, and hold on.
Participant“McCain will win in a landslide because America will not elect a Marxist and a Racist even if he is Black.
John”
If the election were held today, Obama would lose.
But the election will not be held today. In five (5) months, this country will be firmly on the path to Depression. Oil will, conservatively, be $170/barrel and $6/gallon, and the financial markets will be on the verge of collapse from the derivatives unwinding that is accelerating as we speak.
Under those circumstances, it is hard to imagine that Obama CAN”T win.
That said, he is an empty suit, and Clinton is another empty sit, as is McCain, and the net effect for everyone on this board will be the same: we will all suffer tremendously. It is an economic inevitability, and Obama cannot prevent this.
As I see it, Obama’s biggest problem now will be millions of angry Americans who will wake up to the fact, sometime in mid-2009, that he can’t possibly or humanly deliver the “change” he falsely promised to so many, and that he is merely a new puppet properly-positioned by the global elite to “control” American masses with uplifting speeches and soothing words to avert a civil uprising as their standard of living plummets and crime abounds.
I will be curious to see how Americans react to the betrayal. I think it is inevitable that Obama will be a one-term president. He didn’t create the problem, but he has unfortunately promised that he can “fix” it. His successor may have a chance at success, but also very slim. We have a long way to go down this rabbit hole.
Buckle up, keep cash handy, and hold on.
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