blatham wrote:Isn't this a great photo?
Let me guess. That was after he sat on the whoopie cushion Bill put on his chair at the debate.
cicerone imposter wrote:Not at all, one is much more of a bigot than the other.I'm beginning to have a suspicion that cjh and Miller are one and the same persona.
Which one?
dyslexia wrote:cicerone imposter wrote:Not at all, one is much more of a bigot than the other.I'm beginning to have a suspicion that cjh and Miller are one and the same persona.
blatham wrote:Isn't this a great photo?
Let me guess. That was after he sat on the whoopie cushion Bill put on his chair at the debate.
OCCOM BILL wrote:yes.dyslexia wrote:cicerone imposter wrote:Not at all, one is much more of a bigot than the other.I'm beginning to have a suspicion that cjh and Miller are one and the same persona.
blatham wrote:Isn't this a great photo?
Let me guess. That was after he sat on the whoopie cushion Bill put on his chair at the debate.
Kennedy Lionized on El Piolín in 20 Minute Pro-Obama Call
The El Piolín radio show, the most popular Spanish-language radio show in America (strike that - see the update below - it is the most popular radio show in any language nationwide), with millions of listeners in California and nationwide, gave a BIG buildup for Teddy at 7:40 a.m. California time with a three minute pre-produced bio calling him "the best senator in America" highlighting Kennedy family history and his leadership on education, health care and immigration reform. Here are my notes:
- Teddy comes on, jokes that after hearing that he wants to come on the show every day after hearing the intro. Says he's challenging Arnold Schwarzenneger (a McCain supporter and Kennedy in-law) to an arm wrestling contest to decide which - Obama or McCain - will be president, and he wants show host Eddie Sotelo to be the judge. Sotelo agrees.
- Kennedy talks about the fight for immigration reform he waged "and at my side from the beginning was Barack Obama."
- "Obama's the one that can unite America to make this and other changes happen. He unites old and young, East and West, to bring change."
- Sotelo translates his words.
- Kennedy: "Only two senators marched for immigrant rights on May 1, 2006, one in Washington and the other in Chicago. I marched in Washington and Barack Obama marched in Chicago. He was not afraid to stand up when others wouldn't."
- Obama has led in health care for children, in education and jobs.
- "Obama will lead the change and I will be there at his side."
- "70,000 Hispanics have served in Iraq and Afghanistan. More than 11 percent of all the casualties in this war have been Hispanic. The Hispanic youth are patriotic and have served this country."
- "I'm committed to coming back on the immigration bill and Barack Obama will be with me. He is the one candidate who has said that he can do this in his first term. There's too many people that are living in the shadows. Men and women of dignity who love their families who love their faith. I'm on their side and Barack Obama is on their side.""I have a question for you, Eddie: Will it be the Piolin-Kennedy show or the Kennedy-Piolin show?"
- Sotelo: "Kennedy-Piolin because we really respect you and you're the greatest senator."
- "Building a wall across the border is a ?" Kennedy: "I have been against the wall. It makes no sense. For every wall you have that's 40 feet someone will have a ladder that's 41 feet and someone will have a tunnel beneath it."
Isn't this a great photo?
He's head and shoulders above the other candidate.
Cycloptichorn
Cycloptichorn wrote:He's head and shoulders above the other candidate.
Cycloptichorn
It's more head and neck.
Let me guess what's next......"Hillary doesn't have the balls be president!"
