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Author: TerraholmTerraholm Date: Apr 13, 2008 23:23
> On Apr 13, 12:48?pm, "Terraholm" hotmail.com> wrote:>>>> the obamians hate it when you show them their candidate is just as
>>>> flawed as the others...
>>
>>> He may be. But if that is the case it makes the case for him even
>>> better. At least he has the talent
>>> to make people at least have a touch of hope for the future.
>>
>> I am tired of americans falling in tune with rhetoric... even if the
>> rhetoric is not selling a war this time...
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>> --
>
> I'm tired of Americans who allowed the democratic party to become
> republican lite.
Well we are already past curing that in this election...
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Date: Apr 13, 2008 23:34
> Iraq is my top issue and I do not trust either of them but I think Hillary has the most political
> reasons to actually get us out.
> Her legacy will depend on it.
> Obama is going to let the military control it instead of setting the policy and telling them to
> get it done. His web site reads a timetable while he flips on it when asked and gives the
> republican line about the 'comanders on the ground'....the very ones that are left after bush has
> fired the ones that do not go along with the war policy...
i will be surprised if someone can come along with a good argument
for this...
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Author: TerraholmTerraholm Date: Apr 13, 2008 23:45
bozak wrote:
>> Iraq is my top issue and I do not trust either of them but I think
>> Hillary has the most political reasons to actually get us out.
>> Her legacy will depend on it.
>> Obama is going to let the military control it instead of setting the
>> policy and telling them to get it done. His web site reads a
>> timetable while he flips on it when asked and gives the republican
>> line about the 'comanders on the ground'....the very ones that are
>> left after bush has fired the ones that do not go along with the war
>> policy...
>
> i will be surprised if someone can come along with a good argument
> for this...
we can hope... =)
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Author: theBZAtheBZA Date: Apr 14, 2008 17:50
" bozak" <___bozak1@ gmail.com___> wrote in
news:bK9Mj.2674$iI3.2608@trnddc06:
> if only he had a ball... i like what he said, to bad he had to cower
> and run like a bitch when he saw what he said wasnt taken the way he
> wanted it to be...
>
I think he was right at the outset. People are bitter. So who is more out
of touch? The man who speaks the truth about people being bitter or McSame
who is running around screaming that no one's bitter?
Obama had little choice but to "apologize" - the media was crucifying him.
Nothing more ironic that a bunch of old white men totally out of touch with
80%% of America lambasting a black man for being out of touch.
--
Crippled but free
I was blind all the time
I was learning to see.
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Author: chatnoirchatnoir Date: Apr 14, 2008 23:22
On Apr 12, 4:18 pm, "Terraholm" hotmail.com> wrote:>> On Apr 12, 2:22?pm, " bozak" <___boz...@ gmail.com___> wrote: >>> if only he had a ball... i like what he said, to bad he had to cower
>>> and run like a bitch when he saw what he said wasnt taken the way he
>>> wanted it to be...
>
>
>>> sig is apropo...
>
>>> --
>>> House Nigger gotta run and hide
>>> Yellin Compton, but ya moved to Riverside
>
>>> Ice Cube - No Vaseline
>
>> He should be sponsored by the Schwinn company, because he's real good
>> at "sticking by what he said" yet backpedalling all at that same time.
>> Maybe he should just stick to stealing all his speeches that are tried ...
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Author: TerraholmTerraholm Date: Apr 14, 2008 23:54
chatnoir wrote:
> On Apr 12, 4:18 pm, "Terraholm" hotmail.com> wrote:>>
>> It was not a gaffe, it was how he sees them.
>>
>> She is already using it. She can disagree with what he said as a
>> different POV about the people of Pennsylvania
>>
>> http://politicalticker...
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Author: theBZAtheBZA Date: Apr 15, 2008 17:10
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Author: theBZAtheBZA Date: Apr 15, 2008 17:11
> chatnoir wrote:
>> On Apr 12, 4:18 pm, "Terraholm" hotmail.com> wrote:>
>>>
>>> It was not a gaffe, it was how he sees them.
>>>
>>> She is already using it. She can disagree with...
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Author: MoMoMoMo Date: Apr 15, 2008 17:14
>
> They are all members of the high end American "elite". She is more elite
> than he is does not cut it as an argument. He is running to be the most
> elite person in the world. Does not matter how many million they have...
> "Elitist" is about attitude...
> Just maybe those voters he was talking about just have it right...
>
I'm just not buying Hillary as the oh so humble type. She's claiming:
"Even though i have 20 to 50 times the money Obama does, I've stayed
humble and I'm less of an elitist". There are many forms of...
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Author: TerraholmTerraholm Date: Apr 15, 2008 17:29
theBZA wrote:
> "Terraholm" hotmail.com> wrote in>>
>> They are all members of the high end American "elite". She is more
>> elite than he is does not cut it as an argument. He is running to be
>> the most elite person in the world. Does not matter how many million
>> they have... "Elitist" is about attitude...
>> Just maybe those voters he was talking about just have it right...
>>
>
> They do. They are bitter and they have good reason to be. The only
> "elitist" attitude here are the ones lecturing bitter Americans on how
> they aren't really bitter.
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