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by lindac2610 October 8, 2008 9:32 AM EDT
These comments are hiliarious. I cant believe people would be furious for using Obama''s REAL middle name. ( why are you defensive of his middle name....it struck a nerve for some reason....)If it upsets you so much, introduce Mccain with his middle name !!! ha ha ha
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by tbonepickit October 8, 2008 3:41 AM EDT
shambling, just like there''s no "inuindo" in your repeatedly capping Hussein.
Don''t get so scared, sweetie, he''s not gonna make you pick cotton.
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by shambling-2009 October 8, 2008 2:33 AM EDT
You people who somehow think using middle names make somebody a racist, grow up. I was at the rally and if you watch this on you tube you would see too, there was no inuindo it was normal talk from a sheriff who is liked by this whole county hint he just won by 90% when or if Barrack HUSSEIN Obama get inagurated he will have to use his middle name. As far as him being in uniform that might of been legaly wrong but he was voted in office as a republican. In my eyes this is not bad. Im sure half of you prob. most of you have slandered racial comments yourself so quit be a cry baby like Barrack HUSSEIN Obama and get a pair.
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by jeff4o5 October 8, 2008 12:41 AM EDT
Dear Commissioner Janes,

I am a District 1 property owner. I won''t give my name or address for fear of reprisal on the part of your County"s Sheriff''s Office.

I am writing to ask: Is there any or statute in Lee County law which forbids a uniformed, elected county official from participating in the campaign of a political candidate while wearing the uniform of his/her office?

I''m referring, of course, to your Sheriff, Mr. Mike Scott.
To hear the Sheriff of Lee County in a public forum commit such a blatant and low-minded slur, while implying that Lee County was condoning his actions, sent chills down my spine. The words Nazi and Fascist leaped uninvited into my mind.

I''d be shocked that a sound-minded, publicly-elected official in Mr. Scott''s position of responsibility would have the arrogance to behave in this manner, unless he believed that the majority of his constituents felt similarly, and that the County government would not object. I hadn''t realized the extent to which the pre-Civil Rights, Southern Racist Culture was alive and well in Lee County. It''s one thing to hold beliefs of this sort, but for the Lee County Sheriff to use the uniform of the office that represents the rule of law in Lee County to incite and inflame a crowd of co-believers toward an obviously racially- or cultural-bigotry-inspired vote against a person of color makes your County seem very unappealing to investors like myself.

Real Patriots aren''t racists.
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by jhop1104 October 8, 2008 12:34 AM EDT
The sheriff should not been allowed to take part in a political rally while in uniform. Since when have civil servants been allowed to do so while on duty. Remind me not to go to Lee County!
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by slfetter October 8, 2008 12:16 AM EDT
For those of you not from Lee County, Florida, this sheriff did not run his recent campaign as Mike Joseph Scott...just Mike Scott. He claims he was just using the senator''s full name, yet he doesn''t call himself by his full name. Hmmm.
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by kansas1946 October 7, 2008 11:55 PM EDT
"Sooner or later, people are going to figure out if all you run is negative attack ads you don''''t have much of a vision for the future or you''''re not ready to articulate it." [John McCain - 2/21/2000]

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by martincarmel October 7, 2008 11:53 PM EDT
Most of the people in this blog have lost their mnds and are under the "spell" of Liberal America. The Barack Hussein Obama campaign has shoved this idiot (Major league idiot) down the throats of America via their ally, the media. This Sheriff can do WHATEVER he WANTS to do as an ELECTED official! The fact you are intoxicatd by Barack Hussein Obama and blaming everything in the world on the current president, clearly means you are ignorant. The Democrats are as responsible as the president. They voted in a MAJORITY for the WAR.....they had their hands on the financial pulse. And if McCain wins this election, don''t be surprised by the crying and ranting. Remember....this is the SAME nation that RE-elected an unpopular president durig an unpopular war less than 4 years ago. McCain will win 278 to 260 electoral votes. Because Obama is a used car saesman....and some of ou people fell for it just like Bush and Congress fell for the CIA''s WMD "intelligence". Get ready for it.
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by honestkate October 7, 2008 11:09 PM EDT
I think using Barrack Hussein Obama''s middle name is entirely appropriate. I''m really not sure what the problem is. If he is ashamed of his middle name, he could have gone to court, as many Americans do, to have his name changed. He seems to have found the time to seal all of his other records.
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by cattle_3 October 7, 2008 10:38 PM EDT
Please folks, lets get a grip here. Nazi? fascist? Slur? IT IS THE MAN''S LEGAL MIDDLE NAME! Whar world do you people come from? i have never paid much attention, but I would be willing to bet that when the new president is sworn in, that persons full name is used. I am a registered Democrat and I was not offended by hearing a man''s middle name. If I was unfortunate enough to live in Lee County, I would most likely vote for Scott in the upcoming election. Aren''t there far more important issues to get riled up about? Economy, illegal immigration, taxes, etc., but get this upset because Mike Scott said a man''s middle name.
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by makfromlee October 7, 2008 10:37 PM EDT
what a stupid headline. he did''nt play the hussein card, he just said his name. what a joke to blow this up as you in the media have. how do you all find your shoes in the morning? talk about the duming down of america.
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by jeff4o5 October 7, 2008 10:29 PM EDT
Dear Commissioner Janes,

I am a District 1 property owner. I won''t give my name or address for fear of reprisal on the part of your County"s Sheriff''s Office.

I am writing to ask: Is there any or statute in Lee County law which forbids a uniformed, elected county official from participating in the campaign of a political candidate while wearing the uniform of his/her office?

I''m referring, of course, to your Sheriff, Mr. Mike Scott.
To hear the Sheriff of Lee County in a public forum commit such a blatant and low-minded slur, while implying that Lee County was condoning his actions, sent chills down my spine. The words Nazi and Fascist leaped uninvited into my mind.

I''d be shocked that a sound-minded, publicly-elected official in Mr. Scott''s position of responsibility would have the arrogance to behave in this manner, unless he believed that the majority of his constituents felt similarly, and that the County government would not object. I hadn''t realized the extent to which the pre-Civil Rights, Southern Racist Culture was alive and well in Lee County. It''s one thing to hold beliefs of this sort, but for the Lee County Sheriff to use the uniform of the office that represents the rule of law in Lee County to incite and inflame a crowd of co-believers toward an obviously racially- or cultural-bigotry-inspired vote against a person of color makes your County seem very unappealing to investors.

Real Patriots aren''t racists.
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by jeff4o5 October 7, 2008 10:16 PM EDT
Dear Commissioner Janes,

I am a District 1 property owner. I won''t give my name or address for fear of reprisal on the part of your County"s Sheriff''s Office.

I am writing to ask: Is there any ordinance, law, or statute in Lee County which forbids a uniformed, elected county official from participating in the campaign of a political candidate while wearing the uniform of his/her office?

I''m referring, of course, to your Sheriff, Mr. Mike Scott.
To hear the Sheriff of Lee County in a public forum commit such a blatant and low-minded slur, while implying that Lee County was condoning his actions, sent chills down my spine. The words Nazi and Fascist leaped uninvited into my mind.

I am shocked that a publicly elected official of Lee County would have the arrogance to behave in this manner, unless he believed that the majority of his constituents felt similarly, and that the County government would not object. I hadn''t realized the extent to which the pre-Civil Rights, Southern Racist Culture was alive and well in Lee County. It''s one thing to hold beliefs of this sort, but for the Lee County Sheriff to use the uniform of the office that represents the rule of law in Lee County to incite and inflame a crowd of co-believers toward an obviously racially- or cultural-bigotry-inspired vote against a person of color makes your County seem very unappealing to investors.

Real Patriots aren''t racists.
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by jeff4o5 October 7, 2008 10:10 PM EDT
Dear Commissioner Janes,

I am a District 1 property owner. I won''t give my name or address for fear of reprisal on the part of your County"s Sheriff''s Office.

I am writing to ask: Is there any ordinance, law, or statute in Lee County which forbids a uniformed, elected county official from participating in the campaign of a political candidate while wearing the uniform of his/her office?

I''m referring, of course, to your Sheriff, Mr. Mike Scott.
To hear the Sheriff of Lee County in a public forum commit such a blatant and low-minded slur, while implying that Lee County was condoning his actions, sent chills down my spine. The words Nazi and Fascist leaped uninvited into my mind.

I am shocked that a publicly elected official of Lee County would have the arrogance to behave in this manner, unless he believed that the majority of his constituents felt similarly, and that the County government would not object. I hadn''t realized the extent to which the pre-Civil Rights, Southern Racist Culture was alive and well in Lee County. It''s one thing to hold beliefs of this sort, but for the Lee County Sheriff to use the uniform of the office that represents the rule of law in Lee County to incite and inflame a crowd of co-believers toward an obviously racially- or cultural-bigotry-inspired vote against a person of color makes your County seem very unappealing to investors.

Real Patriots aren''t racists.
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by mickspace October 7, 2008 10:10 PM EDT
I am from Lee County Florida, and I voted against this guy, even meet him a few times, kind of creepy guy (he hit on my sister?).
I do believe he is looking for fame, climbing that latter.
To the people who are considering retiring / moving to Lee County Florida, do your self a favor, don%u2019t move south past Venice Fl.. Lee County has one of the highest taxes on gas prices. There is more crime than I care to mention. I am moving to Ga. I wish John McDougal was sheriff again. But I must admit better than Sheriff Frank Wanaka...
The Question is: Did he use my tax dollars for this? I bet he did? Jacksonville is about 320 Miles NE of Lee county... Not around the block..
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by makfromlee October 7, 2008 10:00 PM EDT
Oh puh-leeeeez.....
Sheriff Scott simply stated the candidate''s full name. It was not a slur or show of bigotry nor was it said in an inflammatory manner. If Mr. Obama and his supporters are so embarassed by his middle name that they do not want anyone to even speak it then perhaps he should have considered a legal name change during his 143 days of experience leading up to his running for President.
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by jeff4o5 October 7, 2008 9:58 PM EDT
Dear Commissioner Janes,

I am a District 1 property owner. I won''t give my name or address for fear of reprisal on the part of your County"s Sheriff''s Office.

I am writing to ask: Is there any ordinance, law, or statute in Lee County which forbids a uniformed, elected county official from participating in the campaign of a political candidate while wearing the uniform of his/her office?

I''m referring, of course, to your Sheriff, Mr. Mike Scott.
To hear the Sheriff of Lee County in a public forum commit such a blatant and low-minded slur, while implying that Lee County was condoning his actions, sent chills down my spine. The words Nazi and Fascist leaped uninvited into my mind.

I am shocked that a publicly elected official of Lee County would have the arrogance to behave in this manner, unless he believed that the majority of his constituents felt similarly, and that the County government would not object. I hadn''t realized the extent to which the pre-Civil Rights, Southern Racist Culture was alive and well in Lee County. It''s one thing to have beliefs of this sort, but for the Lee County Sheriff to use the uniform of the office that represents the rule of law in Lee County to incite and inflame a crowd of co-believers toward an obviously racially- or cultural-bigotry-inspired vote against a person of color makes your County seem very unappealing to investors.

Real Patriots aren''t racists.
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by jeff4o5 October 7, 2008 9:55 PM EDT
Dear Commissioner Janes,

I am a District 1 property owner. I won''t give my name or address for fear of reprisal on the part of your County"s Sheriff''s Office.

I am writing to ask: Is there any ordinance, law, or statute in Lee County which forbids a uniformed, elected county official from participating in the campaign of a political candidate while wearing the uniform of his/her office?

I''m referring, of course, to your Sheriff, Mr. Mike Scott.
To hear the Sheriff of Lee County in a public forum commit such a blatant and low-minded slur, while implying that Lee County was condoning his actions, sent chills down my spine. The words Nazi and Fascist leaped uninvited into my mind.

I am shocked that a publicly elected official of Lee County would have the arrogance to behave in this manner, unless he believed that the majority of his constituents felt similarly, and that the County government would not object. I hadn''t realized the extent to which the pre-Civil Rights, Southern Racist Culture was alive and well in Lee County. It''s one thing to have beliefs of this sort, but for the Lee County Sheriff to use the uniform of the office that represents the rule of law in Lee County to incite and inflame a crowd of co-believers toward an obviously racially- or cultural-bigotry-inspired vote against a person of color makes your County seem very unappealing to investors.

Real Patriots aren''t racists.
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by jeff4o5 October 7, 2008 9:40 PM EDT
Dear Commissioner Janes,

I am a District 1 property owner. I am afraid to give my name and address for fear of reprisal on the part of your County"s Sheriff''s Office.

I am writing to ask: Is there any ordinance, law, or statute in Lee County which forbids a uniformed, elected county official from participating in the political campaign of a political candidate while wearing the uniform of his/her office?

I''m referring, of course, to Lee County''s Sheriff, Mr. Mike Scott.
To hear the Sheriff of Lee County in a public forum commit such a blatant and low-minded slur, while implying that Lee County was condoning his actions, sent chills down my spine. The words Nazi and Fascist leaped uninvited into my mind.

I am shocked that a publicly elected official of Lee County would have the arrogance to behave in this manner, unless he believed that the majority of his constituents felt similarly, and that the County government would not object. I hadn''t realized the extent to which the pre-Civil Rights, Southern Racist Culture was alive and well in Lee County. It''s one thing to have beliefs of this sort, but for the Lee County Sheriff to use the uniform of the office that represents the rule of law in Lee County to incite and inflame a crowd of co-believers toward an obviously racially- or cultural-bigotry-inspired vote against a person of color makes your County seem very unappealing to investors.

Real Patriots aren''t racists.
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by jsjcvg October 7, 2008 8:21 PM EDT
Hussein is Arabic for Handsome, and
Barack is Hebrew for Blessed...so in addition to trying to incite racist fears...the sheriff actually confirmed what Obama''s millions of loyal supporters already know. In the meantime, John (as in "the Baptist") is still crying in the wilderness, while yet another Sarah makes remarks that displease God. (What a parallel!)
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