And his tutelage under the rev, and his association with the weathermen, and Farrakhan and ....

>If only there wasn't that pesky tax plan of his...
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>>>I agree. There is hope for him yet :o)
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>>Remember my previous prediction that if he is elected his most vicious critics will be from the Left and the more conservative folks will find out he's certainly not as bad as they feared. If he'd get right on a very few things regarding national security and somehow show that he does not listen too hard to fools I could certainly vote for him. Of course he's a liberal but I don't see that as disqualifying by any means. I'm more interested in knowing if he's smart and learns fast and has the guts to stand up to those who think they own him.
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>>>>(Hey, that could be the title for my autobiography)
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>>>>Supreme Court has ruled that the death penalty is just too cruel and unusual for those who rape children. ( I believe there is some thought of rehabilitating them and making them productive members of the community again )
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>>>>Well, despite the carping of those nasty old conservative dissenters who just want to kill everybody and are stupid like Bush and evil like Cheney, I think the court did not go far enough. I believe child-rapists should not be imprisoned at all but rather released into the community ... where they could be hunted for sport.
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>>>>Kudos to Obama. After proper caveats about provisions and safeguards and limits (so as not to give his base the vapors) he sided with the conservative justices on this one. He ain't stupid and and he ain't Dukakis. That bodes well for his future.