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Alinsky4prez
Seems the anti-Iran rally turned into an anti-Obama rally. And all the crazies were calling for "sarah."
http://wcbstv.com/campaign08/united.nations.general.2.823131.html
haters! they make me sick!
Posted in: Palin blames Democrats for withdrawn invitation
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Alinsky4prez
Who are they? Since bush will soon be gone and Barack our dear leader you really needn't fear naming some names.
Posted in: McCain campaign savages New York Times
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Alinsky4prez
Palin's interview with Sean Hannity would be the equivalent of Clinton adviser and Clinton admin communications director George Stephanopoulos interviewing Barack Obama. Oh, wait, I meant to write
Posted in: McCain campaign savages New York Times
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Alinsky4prez
Your posts about any apparent republican advantage in this election ( not to mention "victory" in Iraq ) are always heroic feats of deconstruction, sez who. I cannot describe the comfort they bring.
Posted in: McCain campaign savages New York Times
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Alinsky4prez
Barack got 8 times more money from F Mae and F Mac than mccain did. In fact, only Chris Dodd got more than Barack.
http://www.opensecrets.org/news/2008/09/update-fannie-mae-and-freddie.html
Clearly, they trusted Barack, not the repubs.
Its my feeling that bush would inspire a little more confidence if he'd let Barack do the talking.
Barack can fix the system. But it might take longer than two terms.
Posted in: Bush seeks to assure world leaders about bailout plan
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Alinsky4prez
"I heard McCain's family has 13 cars (and - gasp! - two of those cars were not made in America!) and an as yet unknown number of houses."
Props, my friend.
With interested followers of our election as eager, dare I say obsessed, as you are, it's lights out for old man mccain. he won't be able to hide his disgusting pro-free trade stance any longer.
Posted in: McCain campaign savages New York Times
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Alinsky4prez
Like typical repubs they lash out at the publications they imagine Barack's friends from Harvard and Columbia read.
It's like they can't get over what The Atlantic Monthly did to their candidate:
Atlantic Monthly Apologizes to McCain Over Photos
Monday, September 15, 2008 5:56 PM
By Tim Collie
A photographer working for a leading U.S. magazine says she intentionally shot John McCain in an unflattering light — shots that she is using to mock him on her own Web site.
The disclosure has embarrassed The Atlantic Monthly, prompting an apologetic note from its editor and an angry comment from the journalist who wrote its October cover story on McCain.
Jill Greenberg boasted to Photo District News that she submitted photos of the Arizona senator to the magazine while barely airbrushing them.
"I left his eyes red and his skin looking bad," she said.
Greenberg went on to explain that she tricked McCain into standing over a strobe light placed on the floor — a horror-movie style of lighting from beneath that turned the Republican’s face into a stark display of shadows. Asking McCain to "please come over here" for a final shot, Greenberg pretended to be using a standard modeling light.
"He had no idea he was being lit from below," Greenberg said, adding that none of his entourage picked up on the light switch either.
"I guess they're not very sophisticated," she said.
Greenberg, a self-proclaimed "hard-core Democrat," has posted some of the images she was assigned to take to make a political statement on her Web site, Manipulator.com. It shows a series of McCain images in highly unflattering poses, including one that has a monkey defecating onto the Republican candidate's head. (Greenberg is known in photo circles for her pictures of apes.)
Another one reads, "I am a bloodthirsty warmongerer," with McCain retouched to have needle-sharp shark teeth and a vicious grin, while licking blood-smeared lips. "
Hahahahaha. Too funny!
Maybe mccain and his team are just jealous that they are not as clever as us progressives are.
Posted in: McCain campaign savages New York Times
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Alinsky4prez
He understands palin's appeal?
What about hope, change, and unicorns?
Posted in: Bill Clinton says he understands Palin's appeal
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Alinsky4prez
Zurcronium, look - Barack visited Pakistan in 1981. This is well-documented.
The country was in great turmoil then. In fact, it was under martial law. But he got in. And this was when it was off limits to americans. It is clear that if Barack went there back then (when by law only Muslims could enter ) so great was his foresight that He knew Pakistan would one day be a flashpoint.
Barack, you could say, is above diplomacy.
He will charm the Pakistani leadership - even through his interpreters - into doing what his administration knows is best.
Posted in: Pakistani troops fire at U.S. helicopters
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Alinsky4prez
We can only hope he means capitalism, eh friend.
Posted in: Obama, McCain react cautiously to financial rescue plan
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Alinsky4prez
Taniwha, I cannot understand your antipathy, your continued resistance to Barack.
He was well taught.
http://www.aim.org/aim-column/obamas-communist-mentor/
Posted in: Bush administration urges quick action on $700 billion bailout
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Alinsky4prez
Seems bush called for reform of F Mae and F Mac 17 times since he stole the 2000 election.
Whatever.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2008/09/20080919-15.html
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Alinsky4prez
palin. palin. palin. palin.
Will you people please stop.
Barack has been on defense for over 3 weeks now.
Posted in: 'Mad Men' and '30 Rock' win top Emmys
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Alinsky4prez
Barack got more teflon than reagan and bush combined.
NY Times in 2003:
''These two entities -- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- are not facing any kind of financial crisis,'' said Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts, the ranking Democrat on the Financial Services Committee. ''The more people exaggerate these problems, the more pressure there is on these companies, the less we will see in terms of affordable housing.'' ...Representative Melvin L. Watt, Democrat of North Carolina, agreed... ''I don't see much other than a shell game going on here, moving something from one agency to another and in the process weakening the bargaining power of poorer families and their ability to get affordable housing,'' Mr. Watt said.
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Alinsky4prez
It's great how the media is still pushing Barack's plan for socialized medicine even as the nation comes to very costly terms with the fact that the government can't even regulate the mortgage industry. Hahahahahahha. Too funny. The repubs just can't get the message out.
Posted in: Bush administration urges quick action on $700 billion bailout
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Alinsky4prez
And we can always dream, cant we comrade.
Posted in: Bush administration urges quick action on $700 billion bailout
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Alinsky4prez
I'm delighted to see Barack's lil' white lie about Social Security is also being dutifully parroted by our foreign friends. I do hope you have made a financial contribution. They can't be traced if under 200 US dollars.
THe scare em with no Social Security one didn't work for Kerry but then again, Barack is no John Kerry.
Posted in: Obama to head south to prepare for debates
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Alinsky4prez
What is UP with FLorida? I'm reading that palin drew a crowd of 60,000.
Barack is going to have to take off the gloves again.
Posted in: Obama to head south to prepare for debates
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Alinsky4prez
We will Bork* this woman the same way we do every repub candidate for the SCOTUS and like we did Hillary Clinton.
*** name capitalized only because it helps make clear the reference.
Posted in: Palin blames Democrats for withdrawn invitation
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Alinsky4prez
Barack has mastered what they taught him in Chicago. He wasn't kidding old man mccain when he said he (mccain) has no idea what he is going up against.
Why do I post such stuff? Because I can. Barack has won over the national mainstream media and tactics like this just stay local. If it does go viral its only on repub sites. Hahahahahahaha. Too funny!
http://wcbstv.com/local/clinton.palin.event.2.821565.html
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