DISQUS

RedMenace · 1 year ago

Nobama. Keep the change.

Stiv · 1 year ago

Barack Obama will tax ya

Can John McCain win? Look, I've never cared for the guy. He wasn't my guy in this fight and I've never made any secret about that.

But now I've got to be with him - even though the odds are still against him, although not nearly as long as they were awhile ago. What will tip it? This election all depends whether the "victims" finally outnumber the non-victims.

There's an old saying in politics. If you rob Peter to pay Paul, you can always count on Paul's vote. Barack Obama doesn't know much, but he's figured that out. The question is: Are there still more Peters than Pauls (all of whom feel entitled, because they are, of course, victims)?

Consider the Democratic convention. Even Joe Biden, that shameless buffoon from America's newest twin city, Scranton-Wilmington, tried to stake out his own personal turf in Victim Nation.

You see, Joe Biden stuttered as a youth. The introductory video told us that. Then his son repeated it. Then the great man himself c-c-c-c-copped to it.

In Victim Nation, nobody ever got a break, even if they've gotten nothing but free rides their entire lives. No graduate of Harvard Law School can credibly claim to have been oppressed by a "mean" nation. So in their speeches, Barack Obama, Michelle Obama and Deval Patrick all just ignored the inconvenient truth about where they picked up their second Ivy League degrees.

It's amazing. These biographical rewrites are like a Witness Protection Program for Harvard Law grads who want to change their identities in order to pass themselves off as victims in good standing.

The whole Democratic convention was like that ancient TV show "Queen for a Day," in which three weepy housewives would each try to top the others with tales of domestic woe.

The faux bathos in Denver was what made Sarah Palin so refreshing on Friday. When she started listing her kids, you cringed if you'd read about her infant son with Down syndrome. After four nights of Rocky Mountain Queen for a Day, you just assumed she'd Biden-ize the story.

But when she got to her infant son, she said nothing about his affliction. Then she introduced her husband, not even mentioning that he has Inuit blood. That makes the Palins, gulp, multiracial. Imagine any Democrat in Denver neglecting such a perfect opportunity to play the race card. You can't.

Todd Palin is someone who actually works for a living, as opposed to the Democrats' "working families," many of whom don't really work, and whose taxes Barack promised to cut, which will be difficult, considering most of them don't pay income taxes to begin with.

By contrast, Todd Palin has two real jobs. He's no "community advocate" or some paper shuffler in "HR." The guy is a commercial fisherman and he also works in the oil fields. Naturally the Beautiful People scoff.

The Democrats and their mainstream-media minions are keeping a close eye on the Weather Channel this morning. It's no secret what they'll do if Gustav lands a direct hit on New Orleans. It'll be all victim, all the time, all week.

Remember Stutterin' Joe Biden's acceptance speech, in which, to no one's surprise, he invented a whole series of imaginary kitchen-table conversations, one of which involved "Mom" moving in with her kids "now that Dad's gone"?

Wouldn't it be great if Sarah Palin points out in her speech that one reason Mom can't afford to live in her own house anymore is because her property taxes have tripled to pay for the salaries and benefits of avaricious public-sector union members?

Talk about the real victims in Victim Nation. It's the people who are going to have to pick up the tab if Barack wins - the taxpayers.

Again, the recurring question: Are there still more of us than there are of them?

Written by Howie Carr as it appeared in the Boston Herald on 8/31/08.

Really? · 1 year ago

I'm sorry, but does the money you pay for education, transportation, health care, police, fire, social security, libraries, parks, and the numerous other public services in any way prevent you from using them? The nation does not consist of two distinct groups, taxpayers and users of public goods. They are one and the same.
The rich get paid over and over again with Bush/McCain tax cuts.In the end, a greater percent of the tax burden gets shifted onto the middle class. You may think that check they cut you is worth something (although most people just use it to pay off debt or buy crap at WalMart) but in the end, it evens out to hurt the middle class expect for the top percentiles of the middle class who get shifted up.

I have asked this question repeatedly and not gotten an answer from any McCain supporter. John McCain has promised to bring fiscal responsibility back to Washington.
What spending John McCain will cut to balance the budget and pay for his tax cuts plus the already staggering Bush deficit? Do not say earmarks, because earmarks make up less than 1% of the federal budget and about as much as we are spending in Iraq every month.

JEFF · 1 year ago

hey REALLY!!! do you live in a communist haze??? Class based handouts??? I had to read your liberal drool twice!!!! LOL

Really? · 1 year ago

Class based handouts- like tax cuts for the rich, right?

Hey Jeff, can you answer my question about McCain's plan to balance the budget?

my2cents · 1 year ago

Another of Howie's sheep, can't think for themselves. How sad.

JL · 1 year ago

my2cents:

Obama gets into office, and your 2 cents will quickly be devalued to .05 cents.

If Obama got his way, we would in fact become the equivalent of a third-world country, with a large swath of the population entirely dependent on the government for assistance. That assistance would be paid for with the high taxes that we, the working people of this country would be forced to contribute under Obama's plan.

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

Another one of Al Franken's morons - all talk no action while BS'ing the public.

How's Air America doing?

kat333 · 1 year ago

I don't like either candidate and it comes down once again to choosing the best of two evils as other alternatives are not on the presidential ballot in NH.

A few things guaranteed if Obama is president:
1) More dependency at the expense of the Average American. More free handouts for people who don't want to work hard and prosper. Average Americans who work hard with 1 or more jobs will have to foot the bill for this with increased taxes.

2) Treating people as non-equals will be alive and well via affirmative action.

It looks as though more people will choose to rob Peter to pay Paul, at least that's what most of the polls are saying today. Four years from now, Americans are going to wonder what they've done to America to make it a 3rd world country.

Really? · 1 year ago

As opposed to handouts for the rich? Corporate tax breaks and loopholes? McCain's tax cuts are just another huge handout to the rich with a small payoff to make people think they're getting most of the savings. The Average American is middle class, making about $50,000 a year. They need help with basic education, college, health care and transportation services. Obama's tax plan would benefit them. McCain's would shift a greater % of the tax burden onto these folks.

Affirmative action exists for women too, not just minorities. And Obama, recognizing his daughters have advantages white kids from lower income places do not, has promised to change affirmative action to a class-based rather than race-based system, something I wholeheartedly support.

Really? · 1 year ago

Well, Kat, Obama has discussed changing affirmative action to a class-based rather than a race-based system. He recognizes some black children (he used his daughters as an example) have advantages poor white children do not.

I know a bit about AA and college admissions, and if what you tell me about your kids is true, you have NOTHING to fear. If your kids are valedictorian and salutatorian at a decent sized public school (I won't ask which one, but all the public schools in the Merrimack Valley fit into this category) and have SAT scores corresponding to their grades they will get into almost any college they apply to, and will certainly not be pushed out in favor of a black/Hispanic kid with mediocre grades/SAT's. As a mother of two overachieving kids, you should also know many schools and local organizations will give your children hefty scholarships (apply for every single one you can find), and might want to read up on Obama's American Opportunity Tax Credit.

I am applying to law school (visit any message board on law school admissions and you'll find dozens of heated debates on the merits of AA) soon and trust me, your fears are way overblown. Affirmative action in undergraduate admissions is more of a "tie-breaker," just like AA for the rich (or legacy admissions, see Bush) or for athletes- from my experiences and knowledge a kid applying to the top undergrad schools has more to fear from legacies/athletes taking undeserved spots than minorities.

kat333 · 1 year ago

To Really? You're right about the republicans but as I said in my original post, I'm voting for the better of two evils. I'm for a flat tax and sealing up the loopholes.

My parents grew up poor but worked hard to get somewhere in life. They didn't ask for handouts. I, in turn, did the same and expect my two kids to work hard to get ahead in life. Why should we be punished with higher taxes?

The rich you are speaking about are the top 5% of Americans. I pay my own family health insurance, a mortgage, and bills like everyone else. We have a family household income of over $50,000. I am trying to figure out how to send my two girls to college in two years because we can't afford it. They are number 1 and 2 in their class but that won't matter if Obama is president because some kid who doesn't work as hard as my kids do will be chosen above them because they meet the skin color of the week. Not fair. ANY child, regardless of color or sex should get into college if they work hard. My question is what happened to personal responsibility and working hard?

I

Walt · 1 year ago

Bill has Nobama ever told anyone what his change Or hopes are?

old ironsides · 1 year ago

I don't think so. I didn't think that living in Indonesia and Hawaii as a wee lad qualifies you to be president, and this is NOT an OJT Position!

Really? · 1 year ago

But living in Alaska, where there are more moose then people, except for the FIVE YEARS she spent pursuing a JOURNALISM degree at such prestigious universities like North Idaho College or Hawaii Pacific qualifies one to be second-in line for the Presidency behind a 72 year old man? If it took her five years I don't think she was just studying at those schools. Or that executive experience gained as mayor of a town about the size of Boxford, where both of the people who ran for the office after her were members of her own family? Or as governor of a state that draws almost 80% of its revenues from a single, finite resource the rest of the country cannot rely on, and has one city more populous than Methuen? Sure, I feel real comfortable voting for McCain-Palin.

Mccain for President · 1 year ago

Wait a minute, does a prestigious ivy league school identify who the correct candidate should be? So in your own words you just said that Prez Bush is more than qualified, but then again you all think he's an idiot. Blah,blah, blah, you liberals are all full of hot air! You never back up anything.

Really? · 1 year ago

President Bush's track record since his legacy days at Yale until he became Texas gov was abysmal. He tanked every company his daddy and his rich friends handed him. He was also, like I said, a legacy, a trust fund baby who in eight years has not even demonstrated he can give a good speech, never mind understand the nuances of politics. Obama worked hard, transferred to Columbia, worked even harder to get into Harvard Law (not something just anyone can do) and has demonstrated he is intelligent and articulate.

Yes, you should to be smart to be President. It's only practical to entrust our country to a person who is more than just an average man or woman. Ideally, the President should be more intelligent than 99% of the people in this country. The Founding Fathers were not people you would "sit down and have a beer with," nor were they trust fund babies. They were accomplished, highly intelligent, well read and part of a very tiny (elite) segment of society.

Bradley · 1 year ago

Yeah Right........ In a PIG'S EYE........... Obama is a MENDACIOUS MISCREANT who couldn't run a Laundry & forget about that EMPTY SUIT trying to run a country.......... He's a Jr. Senator who has no experience in running anything, except his mouth.....

ANTIHAVERHILL · 1 year ago

As GW Bush was when he ran for President ..

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

How long were the hostages in Iran when Carter was President? Hmmmmm - I can't remember ......

Copa · 1 year ago

How long have we been in Iraq lookin for WMD's? A little longer I think, due to LIES,LIES,LIES and total incompetence, the absolute worst president in history. Have another pretzel George,it might work this time.

Stiv · 1 year ago

Your nose is growing! You are so full of it, I can't stop laughing. Nice try though! The only change your going to see in an Obama administration is the "change" in your income taxes. Hope it makes you "feel good" and "positive"! You wacky, moonbat!

Stiv · 1 year ago

Obama is nothing more than an empty suit, spouting empty rhetoric. Like most moonbat liberals, he speaks in feel-good phrases, but doesn't actually define any of his policies. One thing Obama has admitted to is a tax hike on the middle class to fund universal health care. Believe me, if you think managed care is screwed up mow, wait until the government gets involved. He also pledges to eliminate most funding for our military. Gee, talk about creating jobs Senator? How about all of the jobs defense contractors will lose when you cut all of the funds?
One of the biggest misconceptions is that Republicans give tax breaks to large corporations. Yes, that is true, and those tax breaks help those companies be able to afford new hires. When crazy liberals tax those businessmen heavily, all businesses large and small, from giant retailers to mom & pop stores can't afford to hire many people. Do liberals want to create jobs? NO! They want you to not have a job so you can get on one of their taxpayer funded programs!

Obama is a nightmare! A potential four year nightmare!

Liberals don't want anyone to actually succeed. If anyone was actually helped by this party, they'd be outta business. They will always keep those dependent on the government and its programs.

ANTIHAVERHILL · 1 year ago

THE FACTS: The Tax Policy Center, a think tank run jointly by the Brookings Institution and the Urban Institute, concluded that Obama's plan would increase after-tax income for middle-income taxpayers by about 5 percent by 2012, or nearly $2,200 annually. McCain's plan, which cuts taxes across all income levels, would raise after tax-income for middle-income taxpayers by 3 percent, the center concluded.

Obama would provide $80 billion in tax breaks, mainly for poor workers and the elderly, including tripling the Earned Income Tax Credit for minimum-wage workers and higher credits for larger families.

He also would raise income taxes, capital gains and dividend taxes on the wealthiest. He would raise payroll taxes on taxpayers with incomes above $250,000, and he would raise corporate taxes. Small businesses that make more than $250,000 a year would see taxes rise.

Mike · 1 year ago

The Tax Policy Center: Yet another mouthpiece for Liberals. Why does Liberal math always involve taking my hard-earned money and giving it to people who do not deserve it?

Copa · 1 year ago

"if I pluck an embryo out of a woman's womb, will it survive on its own? No? Then how can it be defined as a person? Until the fetus is able to sustain itself outside the mother's womb" -Mike
Another hypocritical righty just like the VPilf.

ANTIHAVERHILL · 1 year ago

Illiteracy programs is where they need to send your money ... but let your grandmother and your own mother know that you dont want them to receive money when they grow older .. But I agree .. Mooches on SSI and Welfare need a reality check ... know what I am saying Mikey SSI is a killer especially around these parts and unemployment should be wiped from the map as well ..

AlwaysTheIndependent · 1 year ago

I have voted both Dem and Rep. I refuse to declare myself because I vote the person, not the party. I'm completely flabbergasted that people are so taken in with Obama. I've listened to several speeches and he sounds pre-recorded and it appears that even HE doesn't believe what he is saying. God help this country if the Dems win. I'm definitely going Republican this time. To the IndependentThinker, thank God the Iraq war is over oil otherwise, we'd only be paying $1.99 per gallon.

2 cents · 1 year ago

Sahra changed EVRYTHING last night...............NOOOOOOOObamha......the world is to scary for a "community organizer" ....maybe another time and place.....like France.

Masshatter · 1 year ago

France wouldn't take him. They're much to conservative there now.

my2cents · 1 year ago

Yeah she supports teen pregnancy, what an idol for the HYPOCRITES!!!

Stan · 1 year ago

I disagree and here is why.
Obama's Senate Bill S.2433 - A UN Global Tax on the U.S. Senator Obama wants to tie the U.S. into spending millions, if not billions, on Global Poverty. His Senate Bill S-2433, along with the already passed House version, never mentions the money involved, and for good reason. They don’t want anyone to know how much the money would be. The attempt at hiding the money in this Bill is ingenious to say the least.
My standard of living has fallen enough. Charity begins at home, Senator Obama!

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

Amen Stan - however please don't bring this up to Obama supporters - they don't want to hear it. You don't pay enough taxes Stan - you need to get another job to ensure we help those who refuse to help themselves and are entitled to your money because they got out of bed this morning.

C'mon Stan - stop being such a "hater".

RJS · 1 year ago

Baloney, Bill. You are not a "lifelong republican. Never were. And that includes some of the others on this board: Pat, Grace, etc.

kolohe · 1 year ago

Based on the similar writing and structure of the posts, I wondered if they were all by the same poster....

Nan · 1 year ago

Really Bill? Your posts from the hotlineblog:

"It will serve the Republicans right to have the NUCULAR OPTION used against them when we have a large Democratic majority in both houses. And it will be great to see how Hillary behaves when she no longer has to suck up to the voting public. She might be fantastic as a justice. And she won't be in Bill's shadow any more. She can finally do something Bill hasn't done (and will never be able to do).

Bill Nolan | 05.23.08 10:57 AM"

And: "I can't recall when "the best legal mind" was ever a parameter to be used to choose a SCOTUS nominee. Look at Clarence T or more recently Roberts/Alito. It is always a a policy decision, not a legal decision. Hillary has drifted to the Right because she wanted to appear more electable. Without having to cater to ignorant voters, she can be as liberal as she truly was in Bill's first term. That would be a thorn in the Repubicans' side for 20 plus years!

Bill Nolan | 05.23.08 11:45 AM"

Now, look into the faces of your children and explain to them how you lie about being a "lifelong republican" (you were also on the hillary clinton campaign email list)

Bill Nolan · 1 year ago

Sorry I have such a common name. Not me.

Thanks for the comments, everybody. I appreciate them all, both positive and negative.

Ace · 1 year ago

"Sorry I have such a common name. Not me."

Suuuuuuuure.

Jen Nolan · 1 year ago

Bill's wife here (sorry, dear... couldn't take it... :-)
Look it up, folks... it's not hard to find the number of Bill Nolans in the Salem phone book. At least two. If you look outside Salem, there are more. Go figure.

And sorry, folks... he's a real guy. Dealing with real issues, as are we all, and I've watched him go (almost agonizingly) from a party guy to sticking his neck out for Obama this election.

Bill has been a part of the local community for a number of years, being a lifelong resident of Salem as well. If you choose to hide behind the "not a real person, don't listen to him" screen, it's your choice. Keep your fingers in your ears for another term.

Mike · 1 year ago

Right. Common name. "Not me." What a joke.

Here we go again..... · 1 year ago

Sounds to me Bill is a REAL republican. I haven't heard one of them pronounce the word "nuclear" correctly once. What the heck is wrong with people? It is NU-CLE-AR PEOPLE! Did I miss something? Have they added "nucular" to Merriam-Websters and I have missed it? It seems to be used everywhere.

be real · 1 year ago

I also am a registered Republican. I am horrified at the thought of an Obama presidency. I lived through the Carter years and reside in MA. I have seen the damage the liberal mind can do. If you think this state is being run properly then by all means vote for Obama. I will not be doing this.

anti-conservative · 1 year ago

Weld,Celluci,Swift,Romney a legion of suckess wasn't it?
Vote Republican and get more of the same. DISASTER!!!

Enough · 1 year ago

I think in the times we are unfortunate/fortunate to live in, that McCain is the only choice. We must be strong with potential foriegn enemy countries. This holds true when Ike was elected after WWII. I know the Soviets weren't happy with that. As well, McCain is more center than Bush "Who also had a job to do". I'm certainly not for war mongering but, some of these Nations only respond to strength. Your best offense is a strong defense!

independentthinker · 1 year ago

It is very hard to pick just one person to run a country of our size. Both men have good and bad points and, for me, it comes down to weighing who does the most double talk and whose decisions show the most morality and thought for others' rights. Obama's stance on abbortion is that he supports that it is the woman's decision what should happen to her body--he has not changed his stance on this and a lot of what is contributed as his words actually comes from the media.
McCain Is against abortion, but for women's rights. He's against killing innocent children, but pro killing other people's children to win a war for oil. Hmm, tough decision.

HAVresident · 1 year ago

Don't fool yourself Bill... your caught up in the hype. Change means less change in your back pocket. The man has no credentials to run this county and as it was put last night - we don't have time for on the job training.

McSame · 1 year ago

Then why Sarah Plain?

JL · 1 year ago

I find it hard to believe that these "Republicans" would vote for Obama. More slimy political lies from the loony left. Do these people ever tell the truth?

tytl · 1 year ago

JL, don't be concerned, these people aren't Republicans. This is just another Democrat smoke screen. The Socialists are really running scared these days, even to the point of not wanting to call themselves what they are: Democrats.

Nan · 1 year ago

Amen, JL. We have to put up with this every election cycle. Always a "lifelong republican" who has finally seen the light and is voting for the Democratic candidate and/or switiching parties. 98 percent of the time these "lifelong republicans" turn out to be anything but. Reading Mr. nolan's letter, filled with the ususal cliches, its clear we have another phony here. Its amazing that some people fall for this agitprop.

AndoverDad · 1 year ago

Truth like WMD? Truth like al-queerda in Iraq? Repubs are liars, the END.

vigilante · 1 year ago

It was a play on Tom, Dick and Harry, and you took it out of context. Absolutely no hate here but plenty of sarcastic statements to go around.
Don't make me explain them all to you.
Next time I will type slower s o y o u u n d e r s t a n d :?)

JL · 1 year ago

AndoverDad:

Right. Like Obama and the Democrats tell the truth. At least with John McCain we'll have someone who really has been a leader and understands the world. Obama: give me a break.

Andover: the merrimack valley epi-center of elitism and cluelessness.

ALL_STATE_REPS_SHOULD_BE_PT · 1 year ago

Andover dad...I don't lie....

Now Joe Biden...ask him the same question....what is his recollection of those plagerism ethics questions?????

Who are the liars????

ALL_STATE_REPS_SHOULD_BE_PT · 1 year ago

Also-

When asked if she smoked pot...Palin as well as Obama indicated that they had as youngsters....your god...Bill, husband of Hill, said...I took a drag, but I didn't inhale....
Who is the liar? Give me a break....one was a conclusion based on the best available information...one was a straight out lie.......
Take off the Kerry/Edwards bumper sticker from your Volvo and read the actual paper from a source other than the NY Times.....

bertcj1002 · 1 year ago

You are lying.No repub. would vote for such a left wing liberal,at least Clinton was close to center.He is just talking words,has not said one thing he is going to do except RAISE TAXES.That's a great platform.Eliminate the Bush tax cuts and bash repubs.You call that change.The 2006 election was suppose to be about change.The economy is worse,and we're still in Iraq. Go back to Mass.

kat333 · 1 year ago

That's right. Let's vote for Obama for CHANGE. He'll bring all of us to the table to CHANGE and set our differences aside using CHANGE. He'll bring CHANGE to CHANGE all of us. The guy is a great speaker but an empty suit of promises that doesn't tell you HOW he will CHANGE. People are getting brainwashed with the same worn out old song and dance.

btmulcahy · 1 year ago

Ace,

I know Bill personally and even if I was in the same room with him hearing those comments about Hilary come out of his mouth, I'd be looking around for the ventriloquist because that is how much they don't sound like him.

Personally, I'm a life long democrat, but I've voted for a Republican when I thought he was the best person for the job. That is especially true for me when it comes to the highest office in the land. I look first and last at the person who is running, not his or her party affiliation.

Colin S. · 1 year ago

I believe in Bill Nolan.

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

As well as the Easter Bunny - I'm sure...

Colin S. · 1 year ago

Wow, an anti-Christian conservative. That's a first.

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

Wow - a liberal who belives another liar - no surprise there.

NH INDE Obama 08 · 1 year ago

I am an Independent that has almost always voted for the GOP, but I also am going for Obama this time. The reason for this is the fact the christian right has overtaken the GOP and their views are to fundamenalist for a mainstream republican. They know they need to hijack the party to have any influence on the national stage, as breaking away would severely diminish their effectiveness. This has tarnished the Reagan Republican dynasty to rubble.

Obama has real family values, he has a mainstream sense of values that I connect with. I do not recognise the GOP since the days of Bush and Rove. Obama has a direction and a plan for the future economy of this country, whereas McCain doesn't believe we have an economic crisis at all.

I wanted to vote McCain, but he is to closely aligned w/ the Bush policies of the past 8 years and his VP running mate, Palin, both lacks family values and any sense of crediblity to lead. Had he picked Pawlenty of MN, or even Olympia Snow of ME, I might have seen a chance to regain the GOP back from the fundementalist right wing christians who are as dangerous as islamic extremist.

Obama- our last chance to reverse the curse of the Bush family attempting to end the world with bullying and fear.

McSame08 · 1 year ago

crazy christian = crazy muslim fundamentalist More of the same from Bush/McCain.

Buford Pusser · 1 year ago

...and you should consider putting down the crack pipe.

Obama should stick to academia or run for Prime Minister of Sweden where they like paying 70% income tax.

Rick Hendrick · 1 year ago

So Bill, you are a supporter of Socialism? You are for BIG government controlling nearly every aspect of your personal, daily life? You are for the murder of a child who has been born and out of the womb as being characterized as abortion? I take it you are all for higher taxes, government run health care?

Yes Barack Hussein Obama is a great, eloquent speaker. He can surely entertain a good crowd and spew the "change" and "hope" talk. He is certainly all for change. Communism is absolutely change. As a Republican, you should be ashamed of yourself for not hearing what he is really saying... This man is a domestic enemy to the constitution, he is a danger to the security of the United States of America, his "change" when scrutinized is literally on the border between socialism and communism. Do some research into his limited votes and rethink your decision to support this terrorist!

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

Bill -

You better get a grip soon - stop trying to tell us you're a Republican - you never have been a Republican and never will be. You don't just hear a speech and suddenly change your mind.

Unless of course you are a Obama supporter - have been from the start and thought it would be cute to say you're a "lifelong Republican". Sorry - go sell crazy somewhere else Bill - we're all stocked up here.

Striper Man · 1 year ago

Nice try Bill - Let's put some kiss ass in office who has zero experience. People are only voting for him because he's black.

Striper Man · 1 year ago

One more thing Bill - The jerk store called and they're running out of you.

Colin S. · 1 year ago

What's the difference? You're their all-time bestseller!!

Stiv · 1 year ago

Bradley, well said!

..."Obama has no experience in running anything, except his mouth....."

Stiv · 1 year ago

This guy Nolan trying to convince us all that he's a republican is laughable! Another moonbat!

my2cents · 1 year ago

Howie again?

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

CNN again?

Just good ole me · 1 year ago

How can you support the ideas of the democrat party? It's not always the man you much consider but the party beliefs!

GOP or surrender · 1 year ago

Where do I start. It seems that there was not a problem with the War in Iraq until the last presidential election. Don't forget, all you people who won't admit it now, 60-70% of Americans were in favor of the war. Don't forget, G Bush went on TV and announced that this was going to be a long campaign. All was good until the last election when all of a sudden, you Libs began to degrade and denograte your country. Remember the 70's. Truth is, you love your freedom but forget how it came to you. Sometimes freedom falls at your feet in the form of your neighbor's blood, sweat and tears.
Mistakes were made, but show me a war in which they were not. During WWII we lost more men preparing for the invasion of D-Day than we have lost in this entire war both in Iraq and Afghanistan. If the libs were around back then, I wonder where we'd be or what language we'd be speaking today.
Our brave men and woman are fighting to preserve the rights of freedom, both here and across the globe. That has been the American way for over 200 years. Now, I would like you to be around the day Nobama pulls our troops out before the war is completed. I want you to be there when that poor mother learns that her child died in veign. Another six months or a year to really complete the job and you're willing to pull the plug, only to have ome other generation deal with the next tirant.
Under Clinton, these rogue countries were thumbing their noses at us. It was one debacle after another. We had the World Trade Center bombings, embassies bombed, hostages taken off cruise ships and murdered and our war ships were bombed. What was the response. I'll tell you the response. It was to lay a red carpet from Boston to the World Trade Centers, the Pentagon and other locations. It was an invitation to do as they please, because after all, God forbid we should strike at the heart of the problem for fear we might cause bad relations with France and the like. At least under Bush this has not happened again. My kids sleep well at night, as do yours. And to those families that have sacrificed with the loss of a son or a daughter, or to those families who have loved ones serving in the military, whether over seas or not, I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Now go out there and do the right thing. Don't be misguided by the leftist media that forces so much of their side down your throat that you start to believe it. Do your own homework. Read about history and how it always repeats itself if you let it. Lets start standing up for what is right in this world and don't let those little rogue nations start pulling the strings.
Go McCain!!!

chimpy · 1 year ago

Many people believed in the Iraq war, as you said, until they realized it was declared with lies.

From Bush's national address to start the war:

Our nation enters this conflict reluctantly, yet our purpose is sure. The people of the United States and our friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder.

We will meet that threat now with our Army, Air Force, Navy, Coast Guard and Marines, so that we do not have to meet it later with armies of firefighters and police and doctors on the streets of our cities.

Now that conflict has come, the only way to limit its duration is to apply decisive force. And I assure you, this will not be a campaign of half measures and we will accept no outcome but victory.

Each paragraph is a lie;
1- threatens peace with weapons of mass murder. -NO WMD
2- meet the threat now....so we won't have to meet it in our cities. - NO TIES BETWEEN IRAQ AND TERRORISTS THAT WOULD HIT OUT CITIES
3. -not be a campaign of half measures- CLEARLY IT HAS BEEN BEMOANED BY ALL OF THE TOP MILITARY COMMANDERS THAT WE WENT IN WITHOUT A GOOD PLAN, NOT ENOUGH TROOPS, ETC.


So while I believed in the war, wanted saddam gone, was waiting for the glorious welcome from the liberated citizens of Iraq, etc.

And it was liberals who started WWI and WWII, so where would we be, as you ask, if the liberals were around back then- I guess we'd be here enjoying the freedoms you talked so much about, thank you democratic leaders.

Now I 100% believe we must finish the job in Iraq, to leave now would be like walking out of the dry forest after dropping a box of lit matches. I also believe in a strong military, projecting force around the world and that this country, for good or bad, is needed to be the major enforcer in this world. But your rhatoric and inspirational speach is full of typical talk radio and fear mongering ideas about the crazy left liberals and the end of all things American.

I have considered McCain in the past as a man willing to straddle the differences of the otherwise crazy lefties and the fundamentalism freakies of the right, because no one, come election time, can consider that there is some middle ground and a vote for one over the other automatically makes you the farthest from center loon there is, and all facts are skewed and recited to prove some point about the end of the world is coming if we vote X or Y. It's getting old and boring and shows that a person can not think critically for themselves, only can recite the parties standard credo like a zombie.

Point out I did it too, whatever, but rousing Bill Pullman-like speeches are for Hollywood.

we johnson's · 1 year ago

nicely put, it's the lies, but the lies come fast and furious from both sides. we need new and different.

back at ya · 1 year ago

If you are impressed with change and hope maybe you should look into forgiveness and redemption.
obama is like a pillow case full of warm fluffy feathers.
Jesus is the real thing

Realist · 1 year ago

Back at ya, not everyone chooses to believe in the fairy tale of jesus. If it works for you, that's great, but it is scary that your vote is decided by it. With an army of drones such as you, the Republicans can keep spouting their hate and fear tactics, knowing your kind will keep eating it up and voting for them.

McSame08 · 1 year ago

Alert!Alert! here comes the crazy christian right. Where were they when their VP allowed her daughter to be impregnated by one of the lessers in the gene pool(hockey player), due to her apathy. Great choice.

JL · 1 year ago

To McSame08:

Do you have children? Do you know what they are doing every second of every day? People do not "allow" their children to become impregnated or to do the impregnation; it just happens, and it can happen to anyone. I also didn't realize that hockey players were somehow members of the "lessers" in the gene pool. You might want to call Ray Bourque or Bobby Orr and mention that to them.

If you're going to use this as a definitive way to measure Gov. Palin's abilities, then you really are as ignorant and stupid as your post makes you seem.

JEFF · 1 year ago

wow now I know what a mind of mush sounds like. baaaa baaaa Obama loves those sheep who need help making any sense. you do need big govt. to watch over you. what a shame. Oh well God loves the stupid also

JL · 1 year ago

back at ya:

What about Zeus, or Thor? They are as real as Jesus is. Throw in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny and all bases are covered.

MjB · 1 year ago

I'll repost this here too...

Obama chides McCain for his Hollywood-like celebrity, yet it is the same Hollywood that is crowing for Obama. I can't take my political advice from a group of celebrities famous for playing make believe. I think someone else played make believe last week as he stood in front of a series of Greek columns trying to portray himself as the second coming of MLK. Mr. Obama, you are no MLK. That was nothing but a self indulgent display of utmost conceitedness. Obama has NO experience to lead this country, none. His record is spotless because he has yet to get his hands dirty. The only thing more disturbing to me than this was that Democratic rally, err, I mean funeral for Paul Wellstone.

We need an ability to cross party lines to get things done. It won't happen. McCain gets bashed from both sides of the aisle when he tries to do it. Obama just wouldn't do it...he is too much of a liberal party-line guy. So to compare them both, I'd rather have those that have tried and succeeded than those that would not even consider bipartisan ideas.

Stiv · 1 year ago

As far as philosophy goes, Senator Obama is convinced that the federal government should be in control of income distribution and, to some extent, should regulate the free marketplace. That is a classic liberal position, and Obama promotes it well.

The Senator also believes that poor Americans have a basic right to free health care and monetary supplements from the government with no strings attached. The American substance abuser, for example, would derive the same benefit as a hard working, laid off worker would. Again, classic liberalism. No judgments made regarding entitlements.

God help him.

excerpted from Bill O'Riley

JEFF · 1 year ago

You might be a RINO, but you are no conservative. Read Obamas convention speech, then read through the communist manifesto by Karl Marx. I'm not calling him a communist, but the theme on both is scary. Bigger govt. higher taxes, evil corporations, a bigger dependent class, reduced military, oh, did I mention an appeasment based foreign policy? At least Europe will like us more.

Realist · 1 year ago

In her acceptance speech the other night, Palin, in an attempt to show what a budget minded reformer she is, bragged that she sold the former governor's plane on Ebay. Later, McCain mentioned on more than one occasion that part of her speech, adding that she sold it on Ebay at a profit.
The truth is, after three failed attempts to sell the $2.7 million plane on Ebay, she found a private broker to sell the plane for $2.1 million, a nice $600,000 loss.
Why did they feel the need to lie about this?

JL · 1 year ago

Realist,

Cite your facts. Show us a credible link that verifies your information. It's not truth just because you say it is.

Realist · 1 year ago

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/09/06/polit...

Realist · 1 year ago

Go to Google and take your pick, plenty of links there to pick from.
The point you did not address is why are McCain and Palin lying about selling the plane on Ebay for a profit? They could say they dumped the plane at a loss to avoid paying the cost of keeping it grounded, but I guess that didn't sound good enough, hence the lies.

MjB · 1 year ago

First of all, your link is to an opinion piece which links to a Washington Post piece about the plane.

In regards to the plane, in the end there is a profit. There is no more fuel costs on the plain, no maintenance. They don't need to pay the pilot(s) any more. No costs to hanger the plane, landing fees... I bet they made up that 600k in a short amount of time by not having the plane.

JL · 1 year ago

Realist,

I asked for a *credible* link, not an opinion about an opinion. If there are "plenty of links to pick from," why this particular one?

This link is written by Steve Benen, a partisan liberal currently blogging for the Washington Monthly, another liberal blog/e-zine that is long on hysterics and hyperbole, and short on facts.

Face it: this is a non-story and irrelevant.

Realist · 1 year ago

Straight talk from McCain

I hope this is "credible" enough.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HkKz901exQ&eurl...

JL · 1 year ago

It is. Thanks for pointing out a great McCain video showing why he should be the next president of the United States.

nomccain · 1 year ago

We have had a lying piece of $hit in the White House for the past eight years, we do not need another.

JEFF · 1 year ago

He gets his"facts" from the New York Times. now that is an american fair minded institution.

mark · 1 year ago

3 months after being elected senator, Obama started running for president.
he has not done anything yet as a senator.....this is very sad...

JL · 1 year ago

He hasn't done anything ... except run for office at one level or another. Obama is the worst combination this country could ask for right now: a professional politician with absolutely no major legislation to his name and no real-world experience.

Really? · 1 year ago

Bush had experience. Look how well that turned out.

Bethie · 1 year ago

I am curious. I want someone...anyone really...to tell me why they would vote for a ticket that included Sarah Palin when as mayor of her small town, she took a budget that had a significant surplus and, when she left a few years later, the same town was $20M in debt and still dealing with litiagation on issues she left behind, that may cost them even more. She didn't borrow the money to build a water treatment plant that the town lacked. She didn't use the money to develop a drainage system that would solve a long term problem. Gov. Palin built a sports complex that dispite her assurances of paying for itself, still is a financial drain years after she left that town. It is well documented that she did such a poor job the town forced her to hire an administrator.
There is a lot of name calling on this board but can anyone tell me why they would support this VP choice when confronted with these facts?
I don't want someone to tell me why not to vote for Obama, I am asking why someone would vote for Mccain with Gov. Palin as part of the ticker?

JL · 1 year ago

facts, please Bethie. Are you getting your information from the various lefty loon blogs and websites?

sarah_ashley · 1 year ago

I'm a DEMOCRATIC youth, and I'm voting for McCain/Palin.

alexjm · 1 year ago

Very well done, Mr. Nolan. You seem like a man who truly loves his
country. In my younger years I was a Republican, myself, but then
got too conservative and felt that was bad for the country .

I commend you for your letter, Sir.

Bethie · 1 year ago

JL,
funny you didn't answer the question just suggested that I frequent loony leftist blogs.
OK, I'll bite...but then I expect you to actually answer the question:
Is Anchorage Daily News a loony leftist site?
http://dwb.adn.com/news/alaska/matsu/story/9055...
How about the one on WSJ? Leftist site?
and lastly, making sure I check out everything I did look up the letter I found on Anchorage Daily news from Anne Kilkeeny on snopes
http://www.snopes.com/politics/soapbox/sarahpalin.
this was from a women who is from the same small town. Here is a quote from the commentary:
"Sarah campaigned in Wasilla as a “fiscal conservative”. During her 6
years as Mayor, she increased general government expenditures by over
33%. During those same 6 years the amount of taxes collected by the
City increased by 38%. This was during a period of low inflation
(1996-2002). She reduced progressive property taxes and increased a
regressive sales tax which taxed even food. The tax cuts that she
promoted benefited large corporate property owners way more than they
benefited residents."
Now, I answered your question...how about you answer mine?

eve · 1 year ago

Obama could possibly be the worst pick for a presidential candidate in the history of our country. He 's a joke and everyone is starting to figure that out. Time to get the liberals out of our country. Americans have had enough.

No More Bush · 1 year ago

um, eve, the conservatives have been leading the country for the past 8 years and look where that has gotten us. George "W" Bush was the worst pick for presidential candidate in the history of our country. And we have had enough.

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

The libtards took over congress over 2 years ago and "promised" to end the war -

Hows that working out?

NanaNoNonsense · 1 year ago

Conservatives have been in control for 30+ years..how did that help the economy, world relations, and energy policies?

Bethie · 1 year ago

JL,
Is that what you do? You go around discussion threads and when people bring up real issues about your candidate in an honest attempt to have a discussion you dismiss their evidence as nonsense.
You are a clown. And a transparent one at that. I did hear from a friend that would be considered Left that Mccain offered people "McCain points" to troll around websites and muck up the discussion.
Congratulations...on this thread alone you must have at the very least earned a McCain baseball hat.

Uncle Sam · 1 year ago

As a Air Force Vet and a Conservative, I will be voting for Obama, and will be proud to do so!. I am sickened by the Bush/Cheney/McCain approaches to war and the economy. I spent most of my time overseas, and returned in 1998. I can't believe how far the right wing has destroyed the American Middle Class because of their desire for cheap workers and to force their brand of religion on everyone. They are the greatest part of the illegal alien problem too, as they are the ones that actually recruit them while they are still in their home countries. Yes, they actually place orders for how ever many they need, pay the coyotes to smuggle them in, and then employ them here. This has been going on at least since the 1980s when it was a great deal of Asians imported illegally to work in poultry and hog farms in the Deep SOuth and hispanics in the Mid West. In the North, we get the ones from Eastern Europe that blend in easier, and often work seasonally at summer resorts. I will be voting for Obama, and will be proud to do so!

Bethie · 1 year ago

Silly Frank. You are entitled to your own opinion but not your own facts. (Sen D. P. Moynihan)
With Liberman (who is hardly a Democrat) the Dems hold the majority...without him they don't...and it is hardly a reasonable argument that the Dem's held the majority in any strategic sense given the fact that Liberman as his actions prove is basically a Republican -- His choice, althought it seems pretty dishonest to ask Obama to campaign for him when he needed his coattails and after he did now campaigns against him.

Silly Frank, ask your mom to read you a real newspaper once in a while, althought this is quite diverting knocking down such tripe. Now a True Republican (and true patriot) like Uncle Sam...that is a reasonable person I would truly enjoy debating the policies of true conservatives.

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

In 1992 the Democrats controlled the congress and the whitehouse and could not get anything done - thats FACT. the country had enough of that crap and the conservatives stepped in in the 94 elections. You had plenty of time and squandered it - even with majority votes. Get your babysitter to change your diaper and grow up and learn that sooner or later you have to wipe your own butt and not expect someone to do it for you like most liberals believe.

Obama won't get near the Whitehouse - so you better start looking for a job - the welfare checks will be ending soon.

Race · 1 year ago

Really -- We can support all we want and desire, but in all honesty -- the government will not allow a non-caucasian - to sit in the white house.. Still my wishes go to Obama -- Good Luck ...

kat333 · 1 year ago

I don't agree and it's racist comments like this that continue anger and racist thinking. If Obama wins the popular vote and the electoral vote, he will be president. The "government" doesn't just walk in and nix the decision because he's non-caucasian.

The latest polls show that Obama is still ahead but his edge is narrowing. My bets are on Obama.

kat333 · 1 year ago

Correction to my post: Obama already has the popular vote, but needs to win the electoral vote.

That's what I get when I mix two thoughts into once sentence. ;)

Bethie · 1 year ago

Oh, Frank...it would be better if you did not devolve into the "I KNOW YOU ARE BUT WHAT AM I" argument but it's your credibility that takes the hit, not mine.

I don't have to tell you that the middle class, perhaps everyone but you, did a lot better between the years of 1990 and 2000 than they are doing now. You certainly can whine and cry about that but dems the facts and as much as you denigrate yourself by using the "New" Republican strategy of calling me names, you can't change them to suit your argument.

ruth vitale · 1 year ago

I think baracck Obama is a breath of fresh air , a family guy, a man who will lead the country in the right direction. they talk about experience what has the past 4 years brought us war death poverty& Mcain is out dated in his thinking & judging pam because of her daughter is wrong but its dangerous as if any thing happens to mcain god help us

Bethie · 1 year ago

Oh gosh, scared off Frank the tank and JL with my request for them to defend their arguements. Sorry everyone but they will be back on other threads to spread their hate and disinformation. And rightiously demand "links" to support opinion.

PAT · 1 year ago

I am with you. I am a Republican but come this november I am voting Obama 08. I have 50 of my mates who are republicans though but will vote for OBAMA. WE RESPECT HIS COURAGE AND CONSISTENCE ON ISSUES. REPUBLICAN YOUTHS ARE FOR OBAMA 08

Mccain for President · 1 year ago

Consistent on what issues????? Why do you think the congress has numbers in the single digits right now? They've done nothing and will continue to do nothing. Please, do your homework before you praise the slick talkers words of "hope." He's the most liberal senator who chose NOT to sign a 'bill' to give medical assistance to a baby born alive after a botched abortion. What does that tell you about the character of someone??? That alone is reason enough to run far from this man.

McSame · 1 year ago

Fortunately the Congress has rid itself or the repubrats who have lied their way for years, and now this Congress can start to rebuild America from the shell Bush-Cheney-McCain have driven it to.

Ralph · 1 year ago

So, you're saying that the fact that congress has approval ratings hovering around 8 percent is indicative of the fact that at one point more than a year ago, it had a lot of Republicans? Attempting to put backspin on their failed policies is one thing, but attempting to blame their failure to accomplish any of their campaign promises on those mean mean Republicans is ignorant and irrespective of the Democratic Party's own failure to run the Congress.

AMS368 · 1 year ago

Speak for yourself, the REPUBLICAN youth is NOT for Obama 08. A true Republican would know better.

sarah_ashley · 1 year ago

Are you people aware that if you're registered to one party, you MUST vote in that party?

You CANNOT be registered a republican, like this writer claims to be, and vote for Obama. You'll be in for a rude awakening when you hit the polls on that Tuesday. Independents can choose which party they want to vote for ... but if you already have an affiliation you can't change it.

Realist · 1 year ago

That may be true in the primary, but not in the general election.

Grace · 1 year ago

Bill and Pat I am in. I am republican but I am into this with you - let's do it! Let's vote for OBAMA 08. McCain and his cohorts are trying to make us look like fools. They are not on issues because they have none to talk about. I AM WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN BILL AND PAT. VOTE OBAMA 08

Beatrice · 1 year ago

Bill, Pat and Grace please count me in. I am voting obama 08 even though I am a registered republican. For now, my future looks blick with McCain and Bush. After hearing Obama's speech again and again, I know that I know that with Obama and Biden America will be on the right track again. I am voting Obama and Biden 08.

vigilante · 1 year ago

Pat, Grace and Beatrice nice names but your invisibility cloak has fallen off and your exposed as just another pathetic loon.
Didn't you know we can see all your posts along with your aliases?
Your party must be so happy you are representing them.
How lame.

kolohe · 1 year ago

Good catch.

Copa · 1 year ago

You caught me Vagisil, your racist posts reveal your republican tendencies again

vigilante · 1 year ago

You're in my prayers;?)

AndoverDad · 1 year ago

"This problem is caused by every Juan, Dick and Homey out there"-Vigilante
Take your hate elsewhere loser!

ALL_STATE_REPS_SHOULD_BE_PT · 1 year ago

No...dems aren't that smart......Barney Frank????

JEFF · 1 year ago

I don't know what blick is , but if your future looks "bleak" I would say that it is your problem, you live in the greatest country on earth. stop looking for a handout, I believe in a safety net, most people do, but your future is your responsibility. want some chese to go with your "whine?"

JEFF · 1 year ago

save the reply I meant"cheese"

kat333 · 1 year ago

Why don't you consider someone outside of the Democratic or Republican party? People don't like either of the traditional candidates but they continue to vote within the 2-party system. How about change since that's what the average American is looking for?

ANTIHAVERHILL · 1 year ago

HAhaha .. Finally Republicans are realizing the McVain is an Old cruty version of G.W. Bush and will continue his failed policies of taxing the poor, favoring the rich, Telling our Allies FU and run around with that 5th grader mentality all the while trying to scare people into what your beliefs are ... sad little man. Yes Obama is no savior ... nor is he the 2nd coming of christ .. but it sure beats another 4 years of Bush Economics and Cheney Foreign Policy.

You want to claim he has no experience .. What Experience did GW Bush have? What Experience does Queen Palin have other than being barefoot and pregnant half her career... good to know that her 17 y/o unwed daughter will be running around Washington ... hope mommy doesn't try to overturn Roe V Wade.

The Crsuty old McCAin .. Yes the former War Hero who was a prisoner of war. That shouldn't affect his judgment when it comes to a hostile nation?? Not that he is bitter about a war that was unpopular and he is now getting his just due... Nah he isnt bitter about that. Oh and no his temper isn't short he has the patience of a pit bull right Palin??? Or should we consider him a "Hockey Mom" without the lipstick .. Lets not mention his several bouts with cancer its good to know that he has recurring cancer and that if he died Palin would take over with her Brady Bunch family .... Good luck Repubelicans G.W. Has done you a world of good

ANTIHAVERHILL · 1 year ago

Here is a question ...

In 2000 John McVain ran for president and You fruitards voted for Bush ... now McVain is back again so what makes you think he is right this time around??? Only Changes are he is Older and more prone to cancer and selected a Gun Toting . Baby Making nut job who was nothing more than a Mayor of a town of 9000 and governor for a couple months

So what has Changed since 2000?

Mike · 1 year ago

Anti: I'd like to see if you're as brave in person as you are when anonymously posting on this board.

Do you think you're up to leaving the safety of your Mom's basement and attempting to be a real man for once in your life?

2cents · 1 year ago

Mike you are a puss, prove your crazy hypocritical pro-life-christian views without trying to challenge everyone to a fight. You are so pathetic, does your wife help you put on your skirt while she puts on the pants?

ANTIHAVERHILL · 1 year ago

Wow .. strong words from a tough guy ... ...lol clown... go away pleeb before I call a real cop instead of the fake one you claim to be ... beat it

Mike · 1 year ago

I never claimed to be a cop, Anti - but thanks for making my point for me.

ANTIHAVERHILL · 1 year ago

Also Im not a big fan of peeping Tom's .. are you some sort of pervert that needs to see other people ?? Do you really need to see me .. are you gonna beat me up when you do .. or run away like a girl ... maybe stroke your monkey when you do see me .. what is it that you want to see man .....

Mike · 1 year ago

Anti wrote: "what is it that you want to see man ...."

I want to see you and your off-color comments removed from this site.

ANTIHAVERHILL · 1 year ago

Ah yes .. wah he is hurting my feelings please remove his comments from this site .. wah ... go change your diaper junior or go home

ANTIHAVERHILL · 1 year ago

John McCain quote

"We have a lot of work to do. It's a very hard struggle, particularly given the situation on the Iraq-Pakistan border." --referring to a border that does not exist, ABC News interview, July 21, 2008

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

As opposed to "Senator" Obama stating that he has campaigned in 57 states now?

Yeah - wise choice there - real brain surgeon this guy.

ANTIHAVERHILL · 1 year ago

John McCain Quote from 2000 Presidential Primary


“The first thing that I would do is call in John Kerry, Bob Kerrey, Joe Biden, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Henry Kissinger, Dick Lugar, Chuck Hagel, and several others and say, ‘We’ve got to get foreign policy, national security issues back on track.’” (When asked the first thing he would do if elected President, 3/00)

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

And your moronic hero Barack huessein Obama referred to his own Grandmother as a "typical white person" while he was attending a chucrch the preached black liberation theology based hating of white people.

Good choice your making there "aniti" - you clearly must still live at home with Mommy and have never had to balance a check book - your comments make that pretty obvious - keep sucking up to the racist "community organizer" and the plagerist - you all make quite a team and will be ready to commit suicide come November when your welfare checks run out.

huh? · 1 year ago

I think "moronic hero" aptly serves George the dunce. This idiot can't even speak English, how can he defend NCLB? WMD? Halliburton? Ties to bin Laden family? Bush-McCain have been prostituting the US for generations. McSame has even voted pro-Bush 92% of the time. Talk of change? What a joke McSame is.

ChairmanOfTheBoard · 1 year ago

What change? To have a muslim run our country and give it away?

It's tough to know those welfare checks will be running out soon huh?