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Posted: Wed Nov 5th, 2008 05:03 pm |
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Something for everyone:
Today, Barack Obama is hope for a better tomorrow for all Americans. He stands on the shoulders of all those people who have incessantly prayed for a day when "justice will run down like waters and righteousness as a mighty stream" (Amos 5:24).
Peggy Wallace Kennedy
Yep, that's the daughter of George Wallace.
Read it all:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/03/wallace.kennedy.obama/index.html
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Something JUST for Helen...
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| Mission just beginning.
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| Yes , this rocket has gone all the way . MISSION ACCOMPLISHED !
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Posted: Tue Nov 4th, 2008 11:47 am |
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joeschulte wrote: Every one of Barack Obama's opponents has underestimated him . And he has even surprised some of his supporters , including me .
Moreover, I believe that the opposition has grown far too comfortable thinking the American people HAVE to accept their Karl Rove America. I suspect that they won't have too much to contribute the next 20 or so years. What are they going to do when Electing Obama actually does prove to be the changing point in this government. What will their response to that be? Will they acknowlege their selfishness in regards to who gets a working government and who does not? The answer is absolutely NO because it is their media that has caused it and freedom of speech has been turned into a disgrace by fatcat lawyers who couldn't cut it in their own field and went to work for the media instead.
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Posted: Tue Nov 4th, 2008 11:34 am |
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| Every one of Barack Obama's opponents has underestimated him . And he has even surprised some of his supporters , including me .
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Helen here wrote: Reports are coming in that LA times will released the tape on Obama , their lawyers saw they can't be sued.
Another station was rumor to be at the same Dinner as Obama.
E-mail to and from Obama will also be released
Oh I can't reveal my sources
But isn't this interesting
No
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Posted: Thu Oct 30th, 2008 07:13 pm |
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Helen here wrote: Reports are coming in that LA times will released the tape on Obama , their lawyers saw they can't be sued.
Another station was rumor to be at the same Dinner as Obama.
E-mail to and from Obama will also be released
Oh I can't reveal my sources
But isn't this interesting
What's interesting is that the McCain campaign is trying to make something of this. Maybe they gave the L.A. Times the tape on condition of confidentiality and they are waiting to recoop some of their campaign expenses by suing them if they violate the agreement.
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Reports are coming in that LA times will released the tape on Obama , their lawyers saw they can't be sued.
Another station was rumor to be at the same Dinner as Obama.
E-mail to and from Obama will also be released
Oh I can't reveal my sources
But isn't this interesting
http://hotair.com/archives/2008/10/29/politico-we-would-have-released-the-khalidi-tape/?print=1
http://www.stoptheaclu.com/archives/2008/10/24/operation-aloha-obama%E2%80%9D-yields-up-truth-about-barack-obama/
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You might have something there Helen.
Have you heard the boys in the locker room showers at the Naval Academy made sure they held onto their soap when McBush was in the showers? 
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Helen here wrote: Now now some much discontent in your posting !
I can't help thinking there is going to be something that comes out hours before the election time starts in November about Obama.
Has any one heard the rumor about Obama having his whole record ex sponged during his college years
You really are a piece of work. You flood the blogs, not just this one with your bile. I'm sure all of those who are voting for McCain are just thrilled to have you in there as such an ardent advocate. I'm sure they would all be comfortable having someone like you in their presence talking like this.Last edited on Thu Oct 30th, 2008 02:51 pm by EarnestLi
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Now now some much discontent in your posting !
I can't help thinking there is going to be something that comes out hours before the election time starts in November about Obama.
Has any one heard the rumor about Obama having his whole record ex sponged during his college years
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Helen here wrote: Come now can't we just be friends
You are full of hate. I doubt you could be friends with anyone.
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| Come now can't we just be friends
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Helen here wrote: I fell asleep during the obamamercial , I was afraid of being hypnotized or walking in to a light and falling off a cliff
You don't have to worry about being hypnotized or falling off a cliff. There is nothing more that anyone can do to you beyond that which you have already done to yourself.Last edited on Thu Oct 30th, 2008 02:22 pm by EarnestLi
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I fell asleep during the obamamercial , I was afraid of being hypnotized
 or walking in to a light and falling off a cliff
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joeschulte wrote: The thirty minutes consolidated the two year campaign . He coherently outlined his plans for the future . He is going to win big .
I truly hope you are right about Obama winning. When I played ball, we would have tossed you if you talked like this before a game.
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Posted: Thu Oct 30th, 2008 11:18 am |
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| The thirty minutes consolidated the two year campaign . He coherently outlined his plans for the future . He is going to win big .
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Playing the Game wrote: Internet gambling is illegal. Also, only fools gamble.
That's why I offered you the bet.
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| Internet gambling is illegal. Also, only fools gamble.
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Playing the Game wrote: Let's talk on Nov 5th.
What about the bet I offered you?
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| Let's talk on Nov 5th.
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| What's " a life? " The Colbert Report just came on..................I gotta go
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| You follow too closely.............................................................get a life
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| You don't follow close enough to understand .
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| What are you talking about?
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| Even now , Mike Murphy can not help John McCain turn his campaign around . Mike is giving free advice on TV , but Steve Schmidt has John McCain's ear . Barack can thank Bill Clinton for helping him win the primaries . And thank Steve Schmidt for keeping Mike Murphy out of the McCain campaign so Barack can win the presidency . But the biggest helpers are un-named . Those that forced the economic decline before the election . They felt , correctly so , that a Bush led effort would help them now with more cash than a democrat president later .
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[url=http://news.newsmax.com/?S6O6aW5XTj9DZU5KtjAd.BvKfQrztJU1S&http://www.newsmax.com/headlines/obama_driver_illegal/2008/10/17/141539.html?s=al&promo_code=6D7F-1]Obama's Plan for Driver's Licenses for Ilegals Attacked[/url]
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During the Democratic primary, Sen. Barack Obama made a crucial decision to appeal to his party’s most liberal base: He embraced the idea of giving driver’s licenses to any illegal immigrant who wanted one. Hillary Clinton opposed the idea. She believed she could not win the general election taking such a position. Now, if a Republican group has its way, Obama will suffer defeat at the polls for supporting such a program.
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| Dream on.......................
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| This election is shaping up to be a blowout . Barack Hussein Obama may get many more than 300 electoral votes .
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m3nos95 wrote: I just hope we dont have a riot on our hands when a bunch of felons show up to vote for the first time and they find out they have lost that right. Can you imagine the claims of voter suppression we will be hearing if "The One" doesnt win?
More stereotyping on your part ? Felons will try and vote for Obama.
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m3nos95 wrote: I just hope we dont have a riot on our hands when a bunch of felons show up to vote for the first time and they find out they have lost that right. Can you imagine the claims of voter suppression we will be hearing if "The One" doesnt win?
Not if they don't try to suppres the vote. If they are, of course you would.
The problem isn't keeping legitimate felons off; it is the attempts to discourage by any means necessary those who do have the right to vote.
But, hey....here is a story that the government is taking fradulant voter registrations seriously...
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-fraud20-2008oct20,0,3842357.story
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I will say that for once I agree with Biden.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDVUPqoowf8&NR=1
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| I just hope we dont have a riot on our hands when a bunch of felons show up to vote for the first time and they find out they have lost that right. Can you imagine the claims of voter suppression we will be hearing if "The One" doesnt win?
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| Before Colin Powell endorsed Barack Obama he gave a scathing criticism of the McCain campaign , but not of John McCain himself . At this point his endorsement may not carry much weight or change many minds , and it is risky to his legacy . I think he is willing to step out and speak because he actually puts country first .
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Check your record books again Fred, the second largest denomination in the US is not fallen away Catholics.
BTW let's compare how many threads I've started on this forum, vs how many Fred has started. It's easy to do. just go to the members page.
Fred wrote:
Speaks volumes about how some institutions can be wrong about many things.
What I don't understand is that it certainly you would agree that, especially considering that the second largest "denomination" in the United States would be former Catholics, it would be more "convenient" to do as they have and simply change religions?
But that, of course, would mean that you would have to come up with another talking point...and I know you aren't due for another one for another year or two.
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Ah, those pesky Catholics.
http://www.catholicvote.com/
Fear and loathing seems to be everywhere. I would love to see all the religious organizations lose their tax exempt status. Most seem to be hell bent on politicizing their missions.
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Speaks volumes about how some institutions can be wrong about many things.
What I don't understand is that it certainly you would agree that, especially considering that the second largest "denomination" in the United States would be former Catholics, it would be more "convenient" to do as they have and simply change religions?
But that, of course, would mean that you would have to come up with another talking point...and I know you aren't due for another one for another year or two.
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| Not shocked at all. There are many Catholics in name only who roam the planet. Nothing like religion of convenience. Speaks volumes for you Fred. Last edited on Sun Oct 19th, 2008 03:05 am by Playing the Game
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| I share the same views as Joe Biden, which I am sure shocks you.
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| As a Roman Catholic with children in Holy Cross parish, I'm sure you are pro-life Fred.
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| I don't expect to be shocked to hear what a pro-life person thinks about a pro-choice politician.
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It's an abortion Friday!
Abortion came up as a topic during the last debate and Obama flat out lied about his vote from when he was a State Senator in Illinois. Professor Robert George from Princeton University joined Glenn today to explain why Obama's abortion stance is one of the farthest left he's ever heard. Check out their conversation and read this article by Professor George which has one of the best explanations of why the 'pro choice' label is one of the biggest political spins of all time. Read the transcript.
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Playing the Game wrote: Your refusal to disclose what it is you do or did for a living leaves it open to my speculation.
I'm at your disposal: http://debateearnestli.blogspot.com/
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| Your refusal to disclose what it is you do or did for a living leaves it open to my speculation.
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Playing the Game wrote: How much is you Social Security check and your SSI disability before we let you question anyone's income?
What makes you conclude that I have either?
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| How much is you Social Security check and your SSI disability before we let you question anyone's income?
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Habanero wrote: How many of you are employees of some entitity, eithier private or government? And how many of your are the entrepeneurs that own their own businesses?
Government employees really have no say in this as they have no knowlege of this. Employees of private businesses do have more knowlege. And without a doubt small business owners know far more than either of the above categories.
As a business owner I expect to pay a certain amount of taxes to the government, however I do not expect to be penalized by that same government if I actually make a go of my business and can afford to hire employees. I can only hire people if I am making money, but if I am making money and the government starts charging me more for my success I won't be able to afford to hire anyone else.
What part of this do you people not understand?
How much do you earn through your business. Before I accept you as an authority, I would like to know your bona fides.
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| I was able to use it twice in our lives when my company moved us and I had a huge income surge on paper. The problem Hab is that the deduction is best for the lower middle with tons of kids and deductions or the top middle with too much house.
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Playing the Game wrote: The biggest loophole is the mortgage deduction. Now take that away from the average American and where are you? If you check the IRS website you will discover that this is the most costly deduction available to everyone from the lowest income to the highest income.
Then I'm either doing something right, or I'm doing something wrong -- I'm more inclined to think the former --because I have never taken a mortgage deduction on my taxes. The standard deductions have always been more than anything I could come up with for the rest of the stuff.
All kidding aside, I'm perfectly happy. I'm obviously not paying more than I can afford, yet I have all the house I need or want, and we all know there is a difference between the two.
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