How can anyone consider him a foreign policy expert?
He can't figure out the differences between Sunni and Shia
He compared Purim to Halloween.
and Republicans think he can win an election?
Good luck, yer gonna need it....
He can't figure out the differences between Sunni and Shia
He compared Purim to Halloween.
and Republicans think he can win an election?
Good luck, yer gonna need it....
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Re: McCain's stumbling hard
Tue, March 25, 2008 - 8:51 AMof course-- it shows hat mccain doesn't know what he's talking about vis a vis foreign affairs right? is this what you think you've 'got' on mccain?
i have two words for you....llsiten very closely because throughout the entire fall you'll hear and see these words....ready: JEREMIAH WRIGHT.
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Re: McCain's stumbling hard
Tue, March 25, 2008 - 9:22 AMPS. Obama isn't responsible for the views of a pastor anymore than Bush is responsible for Falwell's blaming 9/11on abortionists and pagans.
Besides, once the surge unravels (which was a farce to begin with), McCain's gonna be exposed as the foreign policy amateur he is.
the drop in violence is more due to al-Sadr's ceasefire (which is ending) than the increase in troops -
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Re: McCain's stumbling hard
Tue, March 25, 2008 - 10:22 AMyawn..
it's already a non-issue
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Re: McCain's stumbling hard
Tue, March 25, 2008 - 3:29 PMJEREMIAH WRIGHT
in living color
all fall.
and it would be justified, as it shows what a devisive raqcist Obama hangs with. Are you a racist? Must be, as you are "for" a guy who condones racism. proud? doesn't really matter to me.
JEREMIAH WRIGHT.... -
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Re: McCain's stumbling hard
Tue, March 25, 2008 - 3:32 PMObama doesn't "hang" with him. Now you're spinning badly
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Re: McCain's stumbling hard
Tue, March 25, 2008 - 5:12 PMyeah, you're right: 20 years he's belonged to this church. he's given $27,0000 dollars to this church. pastor wright has baptized his two daughters and married he and his wife. the good racist, american-hating pastor was supposed to introduce the senator when he announced his presidency. but, no--the ultra-slick obama knew that the pastor could talk that rough talk and disinvited him. no why did he disinvite him?
because he knows that stuff like "goddamn america' doesn't go over too well to...um...AMERICANS. but, slick-barack knew. he knew for 20 years what this racist said --and you know what? I think he agreed with all of it. Actions speak louder than words and slick-barack had NO words for the pastor, no condemnation.
slick-barack is going to lose this election because American's like themselves: liberals despise themselves and their country. but, middle america is proud of itself and for good cause: we're a great country. -
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Re: McCain's stumbling hard
Thu, March 27, 2008 - 12:04 AMMcCain doesnt have to know anything about Arabs, he just has to repeat over and over that anything Arab is the greatest known threat to humanity.
That party-line was never rational to begin with. It would be self-defeating to use a rational participant to parrot it. -
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Re: McCain's stumbling hard
Thu, March 27, 2008 - 12:41 PMfrom Susan Estrich's article today --it bears out what i'm telling you--and what you're DENYING:
"What will the people who brought you the Swift Boats and Willie Horton do with Reverend Wright. I can just see the commercial: Opening up with the Reverend and his G-D America rant, then going to the announcer explaining how it was that Oprah quit the Church because she wanted no part of such attitudes, and Rev. Wright attacked her for it, then maybe a picture of Wright with Farrakhan and Qaddafi, then maybe Wright with the Obamas on their wedding day, and closing with something like, "It's not a question of free speech. It's not about religious freedom. It's about judgment, and whose you trust your future to....."
Old news? That's what the Kerry people said, the night I called from New York, where I was sitting in for Alan Colmes on the first day of the Swift Boat attack. Nobody cares about that stuff, they told me.
Wrong."
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