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>>>>>And they voted Obama in even though he plainly told them during the campaign that "Spreading the wealth around is good" and that "energy prices would necessarily sky-rocket". Talk about STUPID! Thank goodness I was not stupid enough to vote for Barrack Hussein Obama (Mmmmm, mmmmmmmm, mmmmmmmm).
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>>>>Too bad McCain jumped off the straight-talk express and then chose Palin as his running mate.
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>>>I agree - this was a huge blunder on McCain's part. If he hadn't chosen Palin as a running mate I suspect he would of done a lot better. My concern was that McCain's an older guy to begin with - and considering the toll being president takes on a person I figured he had a 50/50 chance of living throughout his term....and then what? Be stuck with Palin? Noooooo way - I'd rather have Obama. So in a way I felt like it was Obama vs Palin. Not much of a choice there - I'll take the Harvard guy over the idiot who doesn't know if Africa is a country or not.
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>>>>I remember McCain's first run for the primary when he lost to W. He was refreshingly straight and didn't give those bullshit politician answers. In his second go-around he abandoned that tactic and started giving those talk a lot, say nothing answers. I was very, very disappointed.... and then he chose Palin as his running mate and became unelectable.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tr7zhnctF4c&feature=related>>
>>Uh oh. Need me to keep going?
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>Well since I'm at the office I don't view youtube videos - but I'm assuming that all these comments are an attempt to convince me that Obama is no smarter than Palin?
My point is that everybody makes verbal gaffes, but only a certain side of the aisle has theirs beaten to death in the media.
