>Oh my god... are people buying this kind of crap?
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>Walter, yes, people are "buying it", because it's true.

I don't want to be offensive here kevin... but thats really unbelievable. Its not that I won't agree with any critic of Obama, but really the points that are being made have every aspect of hate propaganda and is outright ridiculous. The unability to recognize this is really unbelievable stupid to me.ít probably is the result of the polarisation of politics I'd asume. You've declared many times, not being a fan of bush, but I've never seen you support such ridiculous crap when it was directed at Bush when he was in office.


There could be a thousand reasons for obama not to be a good president, but really buying this crap that he is not a born american really amazes me. I want to see some real valid arguments. Not that he never was in the military as 95% of the Bush administration never was in the military.

See the link I've posted, the answer of a vietnam veteran (if that matters), which is really describing in a much better (and credible way) than I ever could why this letter is bogus. It lacks valid arguments in about every way you can think of.



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>Finally, finally, finally, more Americans are seeing through Barack Hussein Obama for what he is and what he stands for. Not just Republicans but Democrats as well.
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>There are two big stories about the Obama administration that represents the quintessential fraud of this administration -
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>First, Obama is trying to push through a budget that would take monies recouped from TARP to fund a second stimulus - VIOLATING the very federal law that monies recouped would be used to pay down the U.S. federal deficit.
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>Obama kills me with this "Lord, give me chastity, but not now"....speech. When American citizens are short on money, they have to budget....they have to plan....and have to make sacrifices and tighten their belts. Obama is the exact opposite...the man has no concept of economics and is unfit for the job.
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>And what Obama is doing to wealthy people and corporations (through capital gains taxes, other taxes) amounts to economic rape.
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>Second, Biden (and Obama) are speaking about the Iraqi elections and the progress over there in a positive light - despite their intense opposition to all the actions that made it possible. This is consistent with the Barack Hussein Obama that everyone knew in Illinois - a dirty, underhanded politician who achieved very little, but never hesitated to ride the coat-tails of the success of others.
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>Watch the message that Americans send to the Obama administration in the fall. And if the Republicans come up with a good candidate in 2012, you will see Obama declared the loser about an hour into the election returns. And hopefully the Republicans will have learned their lesson.