AMERICA’S NEXT PRESIDENT?
February 29th, 2008 Posted in 2008, Barack Obama
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February 29th, 2008 at 8:31 am
The cartoonist has obviously not read the rules. We’re not supposed to mention his middle name. We’re not supposed to call him a liberal because he says he’s not. And, we’re not supposed to make fun of his ears.
Where’s your compassion, your feeling ………….. - P
February 29th, 2008 at 8:24 pm
Just let Obama keep talking…he is giving the GOP more and more stuff to work with every day once the general election starts.
March 1st, 2008 at 12:25 am
I was sure glad that Obama was beating “The Clinton Machine” because Hillary disgusts me on the same level as Rosie, Striesand, Whoopie, etc., but I think Hussein Obama’s wife disgusts me just as bad as any of the above.
March 1st, 2008 at 8:24 pm
JoeInMa, unfortunately, we may not be able to use those stuff until September, as McCain may have to remain in dark until his nomination is final, which is not until the Republican National Convention in September. Pending the decision from Federal Election Commission on whether he can back off his request for public campaign fund assistance, he cannot spend beyond $52 millions of his fund for primary, and he already spent $49 millions.
March 2nd, 2008 at 12:44 am
None of the three remaining contenders for President of the United States will be a good choice. Each in their own way will do harm to our country. We all need to work together to ensure the best possible outcome with whomever wins.
Another blog site is currently discussing this site and how several of the comments and/or posts on Committed to Romney, written by people from the other site, have been removed, including the latest one from Rusty. Why aren’t opposing viewpoints allowed here? John McCain will be the Republican nominee, but that doesn’t make him the best choice and there is a lot of documentation to prove why. Unfortunately, Mitt Romney lost. I hope that he triumphs in 2012. In the meantime, we have got to do our best to save our country. We can agree to disagree, but some of the best ideas come when one thinks outside of the box.
I certainly do not wish to stir up controversy. We need to unite in favor of the principles under which our Constitution was written. It is through the Constitution and the First Amendment that we have a right to freedom of speech. Whether or not that applies to this site remains to be seen. I will be posting this comment here and on the other site as well with a link to this page. I guess we will know if this comment is allowed to remain. This is a well-respected site and there is so much good information here that it would be a shame to find that it is censored.