Barak Obama Clinches Democratic Nomination - Page 30

Rico · #**291** 06-07-2008, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by TRFrance

Just came across this online and thought it was pretty funny:
Picture of "John McBush"

Hehehehehe! That is an excellent example of how to use Photoshop!

TRFrance · #**292** 06-07-2008, 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by tstew

Just out of curiosity, do you realize that there is a difference between Arabic and Islamic?

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Originally Posted by CC1

Yes.

Also between American and Christian and Indian and Hindu and Japanese and Buddhist.

I'm not sure if you're getting his point.

The man has 3 Arabic names, not 3 Muslim names.

TRFrance · #**293** 06-07-2008, 03:03 PM

The end of America as we know it .

Jermyn Davidson · #**294** 06-12-2008, 05:20 PM

You know,
I voted for GWB last time and I am DISGUSTED beyond describing with him and his "wise, experienced advisors".

Currently employed at the DOJ in DC for my civ job-- absolutely disgusted with the stuff my country has endured and is enduring under the auspices of someone that quoted from that old song, "Power In The Blood of The Lamb" in one of his speeches.

IMO I am not sure that there will ever be an American administration ever so corrupt as the incumbent's. Obama is as left as left can be, but he is clearly to the left, and that clarity is refreshing and to me, a show of honesty.

As a values voter, I value honesty.

Rico · #**295** 06-12-2008, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by 1399

You know,
I voted for GWB last time and I am DISGUSTED beyond describing with him and his "wise, experienced advisors".

Currently employed at the DOJ in DC for my civ job-- absolutely disgusted with the stuff my country has endured and is enduring under the auspices of someone that quoted from that old song, "Power In The Blood of The Lamb" in one of his speeches.

IMO I am not sure that there will ever be an American administration ever so corrupt as the incumbent's. Obama is as left as left can be, but he is clearly to the left, and that clarity is refreshing and to me, a show of honesty.

As a values voter, I value honesty.

You know, you made a good point. This may be why Obama is so popular. With him, you know what you're getting up front. McCain keeps flopping all over the place. Hey, thanks for the insight. I've been feeling the last few days that maybe I need to vote for Obama and have been wondering why. Maybe it is that honesty factor about him.

jdm05 · #**296** 06-12-2008, 11:23 PM

Obama didn't clinch it yet, he is the projected winner. He will not clinch it until the Democratic National Convention. Talk is cheap and a lot of talking Obama is doing. He speaks of change; I don't think people really get it. That change will be higher taxes among other things. Nobody talks about the 385 billion dollar Obama tax: The Global Poverty Act. Joseph Farah, of WorldNetDaily.com, said of Senator Obama's Global Poverty Act:

"Now comes an even grander proposal by Barack Obama. It's called the Global Poverty Act that would, in the next decade, transfer at least $845 billion of U.S. taxpayer money overseas. Think of Johnson's failed war on poverty going international -- directed not by Americans but by the United Nations."
God help us if Obama wins!!!

Rico · #**297** 06-13-2008, 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by jdm05

Obama didn't clinch it yet, he is the projected winner. He will not clinch it until the Democratic National Convention. Talk is cheap and a lot of talking Obama is doing. He speaks of change; I don't think people really get it. That change will be higher taxes among other things. Nobody talks about the 385 billion dollar Obama tax: The Global Poverty Act. Joseph Farah, of WorldNetDaily.com, said of Senator Obama's Global Poverty Act:

"Now comes an even grander proposal by Barack Obama. It's called the Global Poverty Act that would, in the next decade, transfer at least $845 billion of U.S. taxpayer money overseas. Think of Johnson's failed war on poverty going international -- directed not by Americans but by the United Nations."
God help us if Obama wins!!!

It's down to Obama vs McCain. It's all over except for the voting. Clinton dropped out of the race. Nothing wrong with stating the obvious. It's obvious Obama is going to win. McCain comes across as an old man on the verge of Alzheimers. He's no Reagan, that's for sure.

Pressing-On · #**298** 06-13-2008, 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Rico

It's down to Obama vs McCain. It's all over except for the voting. Clinton dropped out of the race. Nothing wrong with stating the obvious. It's obvious Obama is going to win. McCain comes across as an old man on the verge of Alzheimers. He's no Reagan, that's for sure.

Don't count him out yet, Rico. National Security is still the focus on Americans minds, no matter what the media is saying.

Rico · #**299** 06-13-2008, 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Don't count him out yet, Rico. National Security is still the focus on Americans minds, no matter what the media is saying.

McCain can't even get his facts straight on Iraq, Sister. We're supposed to trust him with our national security?

Pressing-On · #**300** 06-13-2008, 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Rico

McCain can't even get his facts straight on Iraq, Sister. We're supposed to trust him with our national security?

Well, I'm not going to argue about it, BUT we shall see. He handles himself very well one on one and in townhall meetings. He's a horrible public speaker. We will see who he picks as his VP and how he handles Obamanation.