Obama '08?

http://www.rense.com/general14/bushsformer.htm

cicerone imposter wrote:

http://www.rense.com/general14/bushsformer.htm

And you think ONLY the "Bush" family was involved with an Arab oil interest?

Since the Bin Laden family is large and diverse and involved in "oil" EVERY American oil company has had "involvement" to some degree with Arab Oil Interests.

http://www.virginia.edu/igpr/APAG/apagoilhistory.html

This is a tired, old and STUPID argument put forth by narrow minded liberals.

woiyo wrote:

cicerone imposter wrote:

http://www.rense.com/general14/bushsformer.htm

And you think ONLY the "Bush" family was involved with an Arab oil interest?

Since the Bin Laden family is large and diverse and involved in "oil" EVERY American oil company has had "involvement" to some degree with Arab Oil Interests.

http://www.virginia.edu/igpr/APAG/apagoilhistory.html

This is a tired, old and STUPID argument put forth by narrow minded liberals.

I think they know this, woiyo, perhaps not all of them do, but they should, but for many it is nothing more than a diversionary argument that is used to defend Obama. They did it for Clinton before they threw her under the Bus, in favor of another prize winning horse that they are betting on now. Intellectual honest? There isn't much.

Obama dominates McCain among Hispanics: poll
Published: Wednesday July 2, 2008

Democrat Barack Obama has a dominant lead over Republican John McCain among Hispanic voters, despite his struggle to woo the key bloc during his presidential primary campaign, a poll found Wednesday.

A Gallup survey put Obama up 59 percent to 29 percent over his rival among registered Hispanic voters across the United States. The community will likely play a pivotal role in general election swing states like Colorado, New Mexico and Florida.

The poll was published as McCain made a three-day trip through Colombia and Mexico, designed to burnish his foreign policy credentials, which was also seen as an attempt to win favor among Hispanic voters in the United States.

The poll appears to indicate that many Hispanic voters have shifted their support to Obama from his vanquished Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, who built a Latino powerbase during the fiercely contested nominating contest.

In nationwide "Super Tuesday" primary contests in February for instance, Clinton won the Latino vote by around two-to-one over Obama, according to exit polls.

Gallup said that support for Obama was consistent across demographic groups in the Hispanic community. Only 18 percent of the survey sample identified themselves as Republicans.

McCain's hopes of attracting a strong vote from Hispanics were hampered by the failure of a comprehensive immigration reform bill in Congress last year, which he supported, despite the risk of alienating conservative Republicans.

The Arizona senator now says that vigorous border enforcement measures must be put in place before the status of millions of illegal immigrants living in America can be addressed.

The nationwide Gallup survey was conducted among 4,604 Hispanic registered voters, between March 7 and June 30, with a margin of error of plus two percentage points.

link

And you think Bush is a conservative? How dumb are you?

blueflame1 wrote:

Obama dominates McCain among Hispanics: poll
Published: Wednesday July 2, 2008

Democrat Barack Obama has a dominant lead over Republican John McCain among Hispanic voters, despite his struggle to woo the key bloc during his presidential primary campaign, a poll found Wednesday.

A Gallup survey put Obama up 59 percent to 29 percent over his rival among registered Hispanic voters across the United States. The community will likely play a pivotal role in general election swing states like Colorado, New Mexico and Florida.

The poll was published as McCain made a three-day trip through Colombia and Mexico, designed to burnish his foreign policy credentials, which was also seen as an attempt to win favor among Hispanic voters in the United States.

The poll appears to indicate that many Hispanic voters have shifted their support to Obama from his vanquished Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, who built a Latino powerbase during the fiercely contested nominating contest.

In nationwide "Super Tuesday" primary contests in February for instance, Clinton won the Latino vote by around two-to-one over Obama, according to exit polls.

Gallup said that support for Obama was consistent across demographic groups in the Hispanic community. Only 18 percent of the survey sample identified themselves as Republicans.

McCain's hopes of attracting a strong vote from Hispanics were hampered by the failure of a comprehensive immigration reform bill in Congress last year, which he supported, despite the risk of alienating conservative Republicans.

The Arizona senator now says that vigorous border enforcement measures must be put in place before the status of millions of illegal immigrants living in America can be addressed.

The nationwide Gallup survey was conducted among 4,604 Hispanic registered voters, between March 7 and June 30, with a margin of error of plus two percentage points.

link

Sure, he can have this very small category. He is pandering to them by promising to give them more of my money. What is not to like?

woiyo wrote:

blueflame1 wrote:

Obama dominates McCain among Hispanics: poll
Published: Wednesday July 2, 2008

Democrat Barack Obama has a dominant lead over Republican John McCain among Hispanic voters, despite his struggle to woo the key bloc during his presidential primary campaign, a poll found Wednesday.

A Gallup survey put Obama up 59 percent to 29 percent over his rival among registered Hispanic voters across the United States. The community will likely play a pivotal role in general election swing states like Colorado, New Mexico and Florida.

The poll was published as McCain made a three-day trip through Colombia and Mexico, designed to burnish his foreign policy credentials, which was also seen as an attempt to win favor among Hispanic voters in the United States.

The poll appears to indicate that many Hispanic voters have shifted their support to Obama from his vanquished Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, who built a Latino powerbase during the fiercely contested nominating contest.

In nationwide "Super Tuesday" primary contests in February for instance, Clinton won the Latino vote by around two-to-one over Obama, according to exit polls.

Gallup said that support for Obama was consistent across demographic groups in the Hispanic community. Only 18 percent of the survey sample identified themselves as Republicans.

McCain's hopes of attracting a strong vote from Hispanics were hampered by the failure of a comprehensive immigration reform bill in Congress last year, which he supported, despite the risk of alienating conservative Republicans.

The Arizona senator now says that vigorous border enforcement measures must be put in place before the status of millions of illegal immigrants living in America can be addressed.

The nationwide Gallup survey was conducted among 4,604 Hispanic registered voters, between March 7 and June 30, with a margin of error of plus two percentage points.

link

Sure, he can have this very small category. He is pandering to them by promising to give them more of my money. What is not to like?

I personally prefer that to spending 13-billion every month in Iraq. Gee, isn't that a novel idea!

Come back with a reasonable argument, would be a first for you.

Face the reality, you are a partisen Democrat (AKA SHEEP) who trust Democrats exclusively.

woiyo wrote:

Come back with a reasonable argument, would be a first for you.

Face the reality, you are a partisen Democrat (AKA SHEEP) who trust Democrats exclusively.

Another ignorant remark; I'm not a "partisen Democrat" who trust democrats exclusively." Your memory has much to be desired; a year ago, McCain would have been my choice, but that changed for several reasons; he didn't remember who was training al Qaida, he voted for Bush's torture bill, and most recently couldn't name the African country in his statement.

Another potential GOP was Ron Paul, but if you've been keeping up with the news, he is no longer in the running.

Finally, my brother is a conservative, and he's in this state's legislature; he's not a pure conservative - bless him.

cicerone imposter wrote:

woiyo wrote:

Come back with a reasonable argument, would be a first for you.

Face the reality, you are a partisen Democrat (AKA SHEEP) who trust Democrats exclusively.

Another ignorant remark; I'm not a "partisen Democrat" who trust democrats exclusively." Your memory has much to be desired; a year ago, McCain would have been my choice, but that changed for several reasons; he didn't remember who was training al Qaida, he voted for Bush's torture bill, and most recently couldn't name the African country in his statement.

Another potential GOP was Ron Paul, but if you've been keeping up with the news, he is no longer in the running.

Finally, my brother is a conservative, and he's in this state's legislature; he's not a pure conservative - bless him.

Yea...right

okie wrote:

woiyo wrote:

cicerone imposter wrote:

http://www.rense.com/general14/bushsformer.htm

And you think ONLY the "Bush" family was involved with an Arab oil interest?

Since the Bin Laden family is large and diverse and involved in "oil" EVERY American oil company has had "involvement" to some degree with Arab Oil Interests.

http://www.virginia.edu/igpr/APAG/apagoilhistory.html

This is a tired, old and STUPID argument put forth by narrow minded liberals.

I think they know this, woiyo, perhaps not all of them do, but they should, but for many it is nothing more than a diversionary argument that is used to defend Obama. They did it for Clinton before they threw her under the Bus, in favor of another prize winning horse that they are betting on now. Intellectual honest? There isn't much.

okie, Where did anybody claim ONLY the Bush family was involved? You're inserting assertions NEVER stated.

What other president was involved?


okie, You are an arse; who ever said ONLY the Bush family was involved?