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  • Posted by smijer
  • May 1, 2008

Over the next few weeks, we’ll all figure out that the Democratic Party nominee for POTUS is Barack Obama.

Then, over the following months, we’ll all figure out that John McCain is the next POTUS. That’s unless 51% of us figure out that John McCain will govern in exactly the same manner as 71% of us currently disapprove of George Bush doing it, only in English.

Not likely, really, considering that Obama’s preacher says things just as crazy and dehumanizing as virtually every other preacher in the United States of America says, but the wrong kind of crazy and dehumanizing.

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buddy don
Posted on:
May 2, 2008 at 8:16 am

verr well sed, sir. i couldnt hardly agree with ye more.

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Buck
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May 2, 2008 at 8:39 am

I still like the good Reverend. Outside of “the government invented aids to destroy the black community” most everything else that I have heard him say was pretty much spot on.

But I am already prepared for the McCain presidency. After all, Obama is a liberal and the Republicans are for limited government and fiscal sanity :-)

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RW
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May 5, 2008 at 3:56 pm

After all, Obama is a liberal and the Republicans are for limited government and fiscal sanity

A. Your sarcasm is indeed correct. The GOP need only look into the mirror to see why they’re now the equivalent of a mid-90s Democrat.
B. You do note that you coalesced an ideology (liberal) with a party (Republicans); it is also correct in this current state of politic as there is no conservative leadership in D.C. None. You basically have liberals arguing with moderates over how much to overspend while the moderates don’t want to tax while the libs…well, I don’t even need to finish.