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Politico: New McCain Ad Tries To Paint Democrat As A "Celebrity" Candidate
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- Posted by obama8years at 06:36 AM : Aug 01, 2008,,,
You keep attacking Obama! But nothing is worst than what we have now and McCain is 4 more years of it!
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Posted by tbweb
You need to seriously think about that statement and ask yourself if you''re up to the challenge of ''nothing worse''...I personally see a universal smack down coming your way...never draw a line in the sand with ''nothing could be worse''...you scare me. - Reply to this comment
- Obama can''t help what he is...and arrogance is part of his make up. He is going to remain arrogant regardless what the campaign does to deflect that reality. For someone whose platform revolves around ''change'' he is the most consistently inept, arrogant, and image-minded person on the planet. The only change I see is his ability to bob and weave questions directed at exactly how he plans to make all these sweeping changes outside the standard ''raise taxes, ask Americans to keep tires inflated, cars tuned, and heat/air in homes set to minimum comfort to save energy'' (this, by the way, according to the King, will bring in the same savings in energy that actually drilling what we have will bring us...BRILLIANT!!! AND THE CROWDS CHANT ''OBAMA SAVE US!!!'')
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- Posted by zerato
Last Comic Standing regrets to inform you that your material is dated...much like McCain. - Reply to this comment
- Obama is the most far left, socialistic, candidate that has ever run for President in the United States. I won''t be voting for him, and it isn''t because he is black. It is because I just cannot and do not support the Democratic Party Platform. Aside from that, Obama''s 20 year association with Reverend Wright, his associations with known terrorists, his philosophy on redistribution of wealth (robin hood--take from the rich and give to the poor) and late term abortions do not influence me as being positive change we can believe in. I''m not a scared rich person worrying about losing a portion of my wealth; I''m one of the working poor. However, I still don''t believe in the socialistic redistribution of wealth.
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- new denture adhesive allows him to eat corn on the cob
Posted by zerato
The Dental profession has made great strides in dentistry including denture adhesive. I think it is miraculous. - Reply to this comment
- ...when David Letterman offered his %u201CTop Ten Signs Barack Obama is Overconfident.%u201D The examples included Obama proposing to change the name of Oklahoma to %u201COklobama,%u201D and measuring his head for Mount Rushmore.
%u201CWhen Letterman is doing %u2018Top Ten%u2019 lists about something, it has officially entered the public consciousness,%u201D said Dan Schnur, a political analyst with the University of Southern California and the communications director in John McCain%u2019s 2000 campaign. %u201CAnd it usually stays there for a long, long time.%u201D
CBS news
The signs are there that Hussein has too big an ego for his own good. Hussein is the height of arrogance. - Reply to this comment
- Is Obama really proposing to change the name of Oklahoma to %u201COklobama".
Obama is certainly getting too arrogant. - Reply to this comment
- Obama may be the biggest celebrity in the world but is he ready to lead??
Obama certainly has the huge ego and arrogance that comes with having celebrity status but he is definitely not ready to lead. - Reply to this comment
- John McCain. He looks like a guy who gets tickets for mowing under the influence.
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- "I''m going to be honest: I know a lot less about economics than I do about military and foreign policy issues. I still need to be educated." john mccain
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Ex-NBA ref Tim Donaghy 
