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- -I simply cannot wait until Barack Obama wins? Then all you conservatives will cry out for the changes my candidate Obama will bring? Like I did long ago at a time the world was not ready for my philosophy as it is now. Now is the time. Now is the place! Vote Barack Obama on Election Day for change for hope without truth.
Have the audacity to have hope without truth vote for Barack Obama.-
...............Your loving friend A. Hitler:):) - Reply to this comment
- As a senior myself, I can tell you McBush doesn''''t have the stamina to lead in these difficult times. Like it or not, a young blood is needed. My vote goes to Obama.
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Who is McBush? - Reply to this comment
- Just signed on and reading the post. Seems we have a bunch of children on here today. Yesterday I read one post the the person said anyone over 70 shouldn''t be allowed to drive. Well that would take most of the cars off the road in Florida. I wonder how it would be not to let anyone over 70 drive or VOTE. Also while we are at it not let any one drive or vote before they are 40. That would leave a lot of sensible people left to vote and we would probably be better off. Even though I''m over 70, I would go along with this. At least it would get the kids that know nothing off the voting rolls and all records show they cause a lot more wrecks than older people.
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- My folks are both 78. They say that this current administration is the worst in their whole lifetimes. They know what common people need, and their both voting for Obama.
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- As a senior myself, I can tell you McBush doesn''t have the stamina to lead in these difficult times. Like it or not, a young blood is needed. My vote goes to Obama.
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- truthspeake2;
I posted the following comment on Aug 29, 2007:
While I did not write it just in response to you I believe it should answer your false assumptions.
%u201CAs I have stated several times before, I have voted in every presidential election since JFK in 1960, and the only two times my choices did not win were in 2000 and 2004.
That has several connotations.
First, I am about as independent, politically, as you can get.
Second, the majority of Americans vote/think as I do, which causes me to believe the vote counting was NOT honest in either 2000 or 2004.
Third, Liberal/liberty means freedom to think for yourself, and make your own choices and the wisdom and moral fiber to grant that same freedom to everyone.%u201D
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You have a nice day. - Reply to this comment
- Obama is careful not to allow politicization of a visit to the gravely wounded soldiers in Germany only to come home and have the GOP do EXACTLY THAT ! They''re SCUM!
Vote for them if you wish but I believe they have NO SCRUPLES. - Reply to this comment
- As for the name-calling and insults; They merely reflect the character of those posting them.
There is an old cleche that goes: When your position is attacked from both sides of an issue, it must be correct.
Posted by jn122736 at 11:19 AM : Jul 27, 2008
LOL....funny that your kind doesn''t say these things to those folks when they share YOUR views, and especially when they name call and such first (as evidenced by the posted threads here). I will however, give you much credit for being a true typical Republican hypocrit! - Reply to this comment
- I am a senior, and a case in point why I am voting for Obama. Obama intends a 16-month time-line for a withdrawal from Iraq. McCain ridiculed Obama at every opportunity. Iraq''s al-Maliki stated Iraq would like around a 16-month time-line. Suddenly McCain is OK with al-Maliki''s 16-month time-line, which means he is indirectly following Obama''s lead. McCain has been far too hypocritical about far too much.
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- Posted by truthspeake2
who is the moron with the hate?
Posted by ainttaken at 10:33 AM : Jul 27, 2008
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Thanks, ainttaken.
I believe most readers here understand too.
As for the name-calling and insults; They merely reflect the character of those posting them.
There is an old cleche that goes: When your position is attacked from both sides of an issue, it must be correct. - Reply to this comment
- LOL @ truthspeake2! The Truth? All you O-Bots on here are hateful morons. Your posts spew with hate and idiocy.
Posted by patriot_tx1 at 10:49 AM : Jul 27, 2008
Go take your meds and change your "depends"... - Reply to this comment
- Yeah, he is. Groomed in Marxism all his life...starting when he was a youth in Hawaii and coming to America and choosing to be mentored by Rev. Wright and old Muslim Marxist hiding his ideology behind Christianity.
You people support this shill, yet you never listen to his words...re-distribution of wealth is his mantra, and the basis for Marxism, and one of the first tenets of the Communist Manifesto!
Sometime open your ears and listen to this Islamofast hugging bastward instead of going Praiseeeeeeeee Jayyyyysus, our savior has come!
Posted by WellHell3 at 10:56 AM : Jul 27, 2008
Marxism - really.
Who has been under the Government umbrella from birth to present - Oh Johnnie... - Reply to this comment
- "experience is the key factor."
There''s the money quote from this story. Democrats appear about to nominate a neophyte who has never held a full-time job and whose primary stock in trade is a velvet tongue. In a year when it should have been a blowout for virtually any Democrat, Barack Obama will lose the White House.
D@mn you, Howard Dean. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by patriot_tx1 at 10:49 AM : Jul 27, 2008
You need to take that "hateful morons" garbage, and apply it to those that REFUSE to discuss the issues, and instead focus on non-existent smear and other ccrap - like Rowdy / WellHell for example.
Posted by hungry1968 at 10:55 AM : Jul 27, 2008
You want a PERFECT example?
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07/26/politics/main4297188.shtml
Yeah, he is. Groomed in Marxism all his life...starting when he was a youth in Hawaii and coming to America and choosing to be mentored by Rev. Wright and old Muslim Marxist hiding his ideology behind Christianity.
You people support this shill, yet you never listen to his words...re-distribution of wealth is his mantra, and the basis for Marxism, and one of the first tenets of the Communist Manifesto!
Sometime open your ears and listen to this Islamofast hugging bastward instead of going Praiseeeeeeeee Jayyyyysus, our savior has come!
Posted by WellHell3 at 10:56 AM : Jul 27, 2008 - Reply to this comment
- LOL @ truthspeake2! The Truth? All you O-Bots on here are hateful morons. Your posts spew with hate and idiocy.
Posted by patriot_tx1 at 10:49 AM : Jul 27, 2008
Are you kidding?
Every Obama supporter on here focuses on the issues, and the CONSTANT stream of mistakes that McCain keeps making.
What do we get from the "right"?
Rev Wright, Rezko, Ayers....
NEVER anything related to the ACTUAL ISSUES - just constant spew about BS, and racial prejudice, bigotry, and intolerance.
You need to take that "hateful morons" garbage, and apply it to those that REFUSE to discuss the issues, and instead focus on non-existent smear and other ccrap - like Rowdy / WellHell for example. - Reply to this comment
- LOL @ truthspeake2! The Truth? All you O-Bots on here are hateful morons. Your posts spew with hate and idiocy.
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- As a Hillary Democrat, it still burns when I see that scene on the floor of the House during the State of the Union address. You remember, I am sure. Hillary and Teddy greet each other, even though Ted just endorsed Hillary''s opponent. And, what did Hillary''s opponent do? He showed his utter arrogance in turning from Hillary. I suppose some might attribute this to his insecurity and lack of experience; remember, only 4 short years ago, Obama was voting "present" in the Illinois state legislature.
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- Posted by truthspeake2
who is the moron with the hate?
Posted by ainttaken at 10:33 AM : Jul 27, 2008
Better question...who is the moron??? - Reply to this comment
- While racial bias in today%u2019s seniors is not hard to understand, your comment is inexcusable.
Children are susceptible to the personal biases of their environment, especially in the home. They learn to speak the same language, with the same accents, as these around them. They tend to absorb the same ideologies as well.
It takes time and learning from experience to develop one%u2019s own character and integrity.
This also applies to any racial biases, which were far more prevalent in the pre-1960%u2019s than they are today. Most seniors have ostracized any racial bias they may have picked up as a child, or they have controlled it.
America has, indeed, come a long way in that respect
I am hopeful that most of those same seniors will use the wisdom gained from years of experience to vote for what they truly believe is best for America, and put any other issues aside.
Posted by jn122736 at 09:52 AM : Jul 27, 2008
You just made and gave credibility to exactly whats wrong with some of the senior vote moron. If you think the seniors that are racists have ostracized or learned to control their prejudices, you''re an idiot because if anything, what they''ve learned has become more hardened over time, just as your views obviously have. Their and your hatred won''t allow you to see what is truly good for the nation as a whole... - Reply to this comment
- Gives us a break with your long lecture jn122736.
Try to summerize your write ups or send them to a press organ - Reply to this comment
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