>>>>>>>>>>>Obama's "issues"
>>>>>>>>>>>1. He associated with and was mentored (his own words) by a racist, black power, hate monger, preacher.
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>>>>>>>>>>2. He is a haughty cultural liberal on the side of the proletariat -- I mean workers -- and as Obama has so eloquently put it, if the workers would only stop clinging to their silly sky god and guns, they'd understand that
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>>>>>>>>>>(Ok, I can't take credit for that. I read it here: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2008/08/the_mystery_of_obamas_problems.html but I just couldn't resist)...
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>>>>>>>>>3. Resko realty reality.
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>>>>>>>>4. Ayers could be byers for Obama if the truth ever comes out and is seriously investigated. Actually that relationship should be the biggest concern about him...
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>>>>>>>5. US Senator for 130 days before deciding that was easy, let's try the presidents porridge.
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>>>>>>6. He denounces NAFTA in political posturing in the electoral campaign and privately supports it to the Canadians.
>>>>>>(to be continued tomorrow :o)
>>>>>7. He votes present over 100 times, which is the same as a no vote, while in the state legislature.
>>>>8. Misrepresented (I consider it a lie) Farrakhan's award when meeting with Jewish community leaders in Cleveland for political purposes. IMHO, that was very insulting. There were many Jews who marched for civil rights and even died in Mississippi for that cause.
>>>9. His wife espouses hatred for this country ("I've never been proud. . ."), which makes one wonder if that isn't a shared belief.
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>>You should quote it properly, or not at all. She didn't espouse hatred for America at all.
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>>...'hope' is making a comeback. It is making a comeback and, let me tell you something, for the first time in my adult lifetime I'm really proud of my country and not just because Barack has done well but because I think people are hungry for change and I have been desperate to see our country moving in that direction and just not feeling so alone in my frustration and disappointment I've seen people who are hungry to be unified around some basic common issues and it's made me proud.
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>Gee, I wonder how so many of us have interpreted her statement this way? Read more on her and you'll see she is like Obama, an elitist snob, who has been riding on the government and using racial preference to ascend. She and he are "no good, they're no good,they're no good, baby they're no goo-ooo-ood."<g>

Even with the grin at the end, this is very sad, John.