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Candidates Make First Joint Appearance, Share Hug At Forum With Pastor Rick Warren
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- If elected Obama intends to take away all the guns owned by decent Americans and put it in the hands of terrorists.
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- If elected Obama promises to double the abortion rate in this country.
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- "Obama said America''s greatest moral failure is its insufficient help to the disadvantaged. He noted that the Bible quotes Jesus as saying ''whatever you do for the least of my brothers, you do for me.'' He said the maxim should apply to victims of poverty, sexism and racism."
This is the main problem with Democrats in general, and Sen. Obama is specific. The Constitution allows for promoting the general welfare, not providing it, as it does for the common defense. The idea of helping others help themselves is as noble as it is uncontroversial, but to lump it in with sexism & racism - which are both as troubling evils, as ugly as poverty - is to combine apples and oranges. But Sen. Obama and the Democrats continue to create & maintain their culture of victimhood, baited with race and bigotry. - Reply to this comment
- They usually submit a list of potential questions. I don''t find his comment surprising at all.
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- mcCain was not in a ''cone of silence'' as promised and he and his staffers had plenty of opportunity to listen to Obama''s questions and answers before he appeared on stage. That totally destroys and credibility in the Forum or McCain''s appearance. Only Obama truly participated the way it was supposed to be. McCain has no honor.
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- satan love mccain
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- Is Obama Misleading the People?
Sen. Obama is currently misleading people about what he voted against, specifically claiming that the bill he voted against in his committee lacked %u201Cneutrality%u201D language on Roe v. Wade. The bill did contain this language. He even participated in the unanimous vote to put it in.
Obama%u2019s work against the bill to protect premature babies represents one of two times in his political career, along with his speech against the Iraq war, that he really stuck out his neck for something that might hurt him politically. Unlike his Iraq speech, Obama is deeply embarrassed about this one %u2014 so embarrassed that he is offering a demonstrable falsehood in explanation for his actions. Fortunately, the documents showing the truth are now available. - Reply to this comment
- Did Obama misspeak at Saddle Church.
The contrast was striking throughout each man%u2019s one-hour time on stage. When Warren asked Obama, %u201CWhat%u2019s the most gut-wrenching decision you%u2019ve ever had to make?%u201D Obama answered that opposing the war in Iraq was %u201Cas tough a decision that I%u2019ve had to make, not only because there were political consequences but also because Saddam Hussein was a bad person and there was no doubt he meant America ill.%u201D But Obama was a state senator in Illinois when Congress authorized the president to use force in Iraq. He didn%u2019t have to make a decision on the war. That fact was a recurring issue in the Democratic primaries, when candidates Hillary Clinton, Joseph Biden, Christopher Dodd, and John Edwards argued that they, as senators, had to make a choice Obama didn%u2019t have to make. And now he says it%u2019s his toughest call. - Reply to this comment
- We real Americans all know it''''''''s the 50%-Amerifrican, Sen. NObama who runs away like a little girlyboy.
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Posted by JonGood53
How racist of you to attempt to diminish our fellow Americans citizenship based on race. All americans are ''''REAL AMERICANS'''' and are equal in every degree concerning citizenship. Perhaps you need a lesson in your countrys Constitution.....
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I agree, its like Obama calling his white grandmother Typical White Person. Or Calling people clinging to guns and bibles. Or as Michelle puts it, "Black People will Rise and Put Obama in the White House"
Or his pastor calling America the KKK of USA. Thats disgusting.
I dont think any racist comments are welcomed. - Reply to this comment
- Obama basically has no experience reaching across to the party. Obama is an empty suite.
McCain bested Obama again when Warren asked for an example of a time in which he %u201Cwent against party loyalty and maybe even against your own best interest for the good of America.%u201D
%u201CWell, I%u2019ll give you an example that in fact I worked with John McCain on,%u201D Obama said, %u201Cand that was the issue of campaign ethics reform and finance reform.%u201D But it turned out that was an issue on which Obama had briefly allied with McCain and then jumped back to the Democratic mother ship, causing McCain to write Obama an angry note about the abandonment of what had been a principled position. As far as bucking your party goes, it wasn%u2019t very big stuff. - Reply to this comment
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Posted by zerato at 08:43 AM : Aug 18, 2008"""
So, basically you have no clue as to what you''re talking about so you choose to attack other posters.
Keep a''yappin. Its the liberal way. Whine till you get your way. - Reply to this comment
- Abortion is a tough and personal issue. It will not be the deciding factor in the election. All of the real issues together with the candidates experience and ability should be the real factors in making a decision. http://mycommentspage.blogspot.com/
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- Posted by JonGood53 at 09:29 AM : Aug 18, 2008
You are a bag of insults and name calling. YOu are the tip of the republican intellectuals, which as we can see, is not much. Perhaps one of these days you can use a sentence without using "hyphenated" in it
Posted by zerato at 09:44 AM : Aug 18, 2008
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Zero, I sure hate to see you walking away with your bottom lip all pooched out like this over some Amerifrican girlyboy puppet the DNC bosses installed.
Or, is it because you''re still having difficulty removing your azzhat??
ROTFLMGTBO!! - Reply to this comment
- Posted by JonGood53 at 09:39 AM : Aug 18, 2008
LMAO you should apologize for your candidates performance with him knowing the questions and answers. LMAO - Reply to this comment
- Posted by JonGood53 at 09:29 AM : Aug 18, 2008
You are a bag of insults and name calling. YOu are the tip of the republican intellectuals, which as we can see, is not much. Perhaps one of these days you can use a sentence without using "hyphenated" in it - Reply to this comment
- Obama is a whiner, whined about the Debates with Hillary as well. Now he is whining that Mccain could of possibly heard him. What a little girly boy. Is this what you want for president, a whiny little boy. STOP CRYING OBAMA, its disgraceful. Turn to CNN listen to a real man.
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- Polosi and Obama are 2 peas in a pod.
Polosi says no to Drilling!!
Obama says inflate your Tires!
Is this the kind of leadership you Want!!!!!!!!!!
Turn on CNN now, and here a real american talk. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by JonGood53 at 09:16 AM : Aug 18, 2008
Mccain knew what some of the questions were and still could not answer them any better than that. mcgrumpy loses
Posted by zerato at 09:34 AM : Aug 18, 2008
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Yo Zero, is this your way of apologizing for your boy, Sen. NObama being out on the stump today whining and sniveling like a little girlyman about how this "feeble old half wit" left him wearing his AZZ for a hat??
ROTFLMGTBO!!! - Reply to this comment
- This brokeback mountain forum is going to be the closest thing to a debate you will ever see Sen. NObama, the puppet these fascist who run the DNC installed, will ever get close to.
There is no way he''ll ever enter a townhall style debate. This 50%-Amerifrican knows he can''t take on a real American in a non-scripted forum.
Heck, one slip up and Sen. NObama could destroy all the effort the fascist leadership of the DNC put in to disenfranchise enough votes so their "Super Delegates" could install him. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by JonGood53 at 09:16 AM : Aug 18, 2008
Mccain knew what some of the questions were and still could not answer them any better than that. mcgrumpy loses - Reply to this comment
