Obama '08?

@H2O MAN,

O is not a socialist, but you are a Nazi retard.

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@Advocate,

Obama is a socialist collective progressive and you suffer from a severe case of Liberaltardation.

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@H2O MAN,

Oh yeah? Well you poop your pants.

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@Gargamel,

Gargoyle, it's great to have you back on A2K.

Your gender reassignment surgery must have gone well.

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http://www.huydang.com/newsfeed/uploaded_images/Liberal-710936.JPG

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@spendius,

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I feel sure you could educate me in lots of ways.

I have that same feeling myself, Spendi.

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@Foxfyre,

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without either needing to be evil or even necessarily wrong, it's all good.

Your inability, Foxfyre, to recognize the evil that the USA has perpetrated on others is a kind of evil in and of itself. The sad thing is that you don't even recognize that it is, as in all cases, individuals that have carried out these evil deeds but that by failing to hold them to account, it is the country as a whole that, fairly or unfairly, gets the blame.

It's not all good to avoid the wrong. I think that if you're honest, you'll note that you would think that a central tenet of what it means to be a responsible conservative.

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Obama Announces Plans To Run For McCain's Senate Seat In 2010

http://www.theonion.com/content/news/obama_announces_plans_to_run_for

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PHOENIX"Saying that it is time for change to come to Arizona, President Barack Obama on Tuesday formally announced that he will run for Senate against John McCain in the 2010 election.

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Obama asks Arizona voters to send another message to Washington and John McCain.
Addressing a capacity crowd of nearly 72,000 at University of Phoenix Stadium, Obama stood before a giant banner emblazoned with his new "President Obama for Senate" logo"a basic facsimile of his 2008 campaign emblem with a cactus inscribed in the center"and called on voters to "turn the page and write the next chapter in the great Arizona story."

"I am, and always have been, motivated by a single, powerful idea: that I might one day play a small part in building a better Arizona," Obama said. "So I ask you today to join me in this quest. Our children, and our children's children, deserve it. Together, we can meet the challenges we face. Together, we can send a message to Washington, and together, we can beat John McCain."

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@mysteryman,

Goddamn carpetbagger!

Cycloptichorn

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It's the deficit stupid!

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@JTT,

Isn't it any wonder that the conservatives who continues to support Bush's war in Iraq that killed hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraqi men, women and children are also flabbergasted at taking one fetus' life.

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Barack Hoover Obama:
The best and the brightest blow it again
By Kevin Baker

Three months into his presidency, Barack Obama has proven to be every bit as charismatic and intelligent as his most ardent supporters could have hoped. At home or abroad, he invariably appears to be the only adult in the room, the first American president in at least forty years to convey any gravitas. Even the most liberal of voters are finding it hard to believe they managed to elect this man to be their president.

It is impossible not to wish desperately for his success as he tries to grapple with all that confront him: a worldwide depression, catastrophic climate change, an unjust and inadequate health-care system, wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the ongoing disgrace of Guantanamo, a floundering education system.

Obama's failure would be unthinkable. And yet the best indications now are that he will fail, because he will be unable-indeed he will refuse-to seize the radical moment at hand.

Harper's July 2009

A VERY good well thought out and supported with history argument that Obama IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH....

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He could still pull off his promisses if the democratic party, the party of the people would back him rather than big business who supplies them with thier money to run for office. It is political contributions (graft) that is ruining this country.

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@H2O MAN,

It is funny for you to complain about the deficit. Did you say this when Reagan and the succeeding Rep presidents ran up the deficits? Bush left a deficit of $1.3 Trillion in his final year.

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@Advocate,

I complain when government over expands and over spends no matter who is in office.

Our government needs to downsize, but PrezBO wants to expand it like never before.

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@H2O MAN,

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Our government needs to downsize, but PrezBO wants to expand it like never before.

our entire society needs to downsize, to live with-in our means. We have made a string of bad choices, and now we need to move to a lower standard of living. We can live better on less, but we are so out of practice that it never occurs to us that this is what we need to do.

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@hawkeye10,

You can say that again! Most lived on credit cards and the equity on their homes; now they're all broke - including our government. All forms of taxes have been drastically reduced and still dropping like a ton of bricks, but no government knows how to cut expenses to live within their means.

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@cicerone imposter,

notice how not a single leader, business, economic, government, or even academic is telling the American people that living on less money is now required. We have spent the last twenty years charging our lifestyle to our kids,we are seeing the debt (houshold, government, other) numbers escalate at an alarming rate, and yet it still never registers that spending less is now required.

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@cicerone imposter,

we (western civilization) have developed what is known in sociology as "relative deprivation" which is to say our expectations have continued to exceed our actual needs to the extent that not having 200 channel t.v., a double garage, 2 baths and all the electronic gadgetry is considered living in poverty.

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@hawkeye10,

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notice how not a single leader, business, economic, government, or even academic is telling the American people that living on less money is now required.

No, I haven't noticed that, in fact, I have noticed a large number of institutions advocating increased saving and less spending.

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