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RE: Doubts? - 9/16/2008 3:48:16 PM

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Change being the only constant in the universe, everything is relative.

...really? So because lead is softer than iron we can call it chalk can we?

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Grand philosophical vistas aside, however, the man hangs out with radical Leftists and wants to increase our taxes (don’t believe that top 5% bullshit for a second) to pay for a plethora of new government programs. In my book that makes him a socialist.

......which radical leftists are these? What industries do they want to nationalise?

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RE: Doubts? - 9/16/2008 5:03:47 PM

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...really? So because lead is softer than iron we can call it chalk can we?

We can call lead anything we want. We can call it shit stained dildo if we want (yes, I totally stole that from... what’s his name). Labels are abstractions. A rose by any other name...

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......which radical leftists are these? What industries do they want to nationalise?

Bill Ayers and the Reverand Wright for starters. As for what industries they want to nationalize, they’ll probably start with health care. Of course, they won’t call it nationalizing. They’ll call it a "national health care plan." I’m sure that the oil companies are in their sights as well.

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RE: Doubts? - 9/17/2008 4:19:05 AM

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No doubts at all. McCain has been a "community activist" for our country since his first day in West Point until today as U.S. Senator. He has a record of actions I can agree with and quite a few I have signiicant disagreements and concerns. McCain has proven his ability to lead.

On the other hand, Obama has done nothing, managed nothing, succeeded at anything other than doing a magnificant job of creating an image among mostly young impressionable people...and advancing his own career yet again. He has two books and a few well written speeches that "created" Barack Obama! Other than the obvious charisma of the man, please tell me what you know about this man you would put in the Oval Office other than the fact that he is a democrat, and the most liberal democrat in the Senate. "Change"..change to what"
Change to socialism, change to an even bigger Government with power in the hands of Obama, Pelosi (2 beats away from the Oval Office kinda scary) and Reid.

Four years of that troika and it's my belief that there will be rioting in the streets like Lexington and Concord by people looking to take back their country. Nope..no doubts with me...I'm voting for McCain.

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