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Posted By not2needy 1 year, 8 months ago in NewsOhio - Democrat Barack Obama worked to fend off an intensified attack on his foreign policy credentials from rival Hillary Rodham Clinton on Sunday as their paths crossed two days ahead of a potentially race-ending showdown in Ohio and Texas.
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not2needy1 year, 8 months ago
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The Illinois senator also sought to ease lingering Internet-fed concerns about his religion, in particular whether he was a closet Muslim.
"I am a devout Christian. I have been a member of the same church for 20 years. I pray to Jesus every night," he declared at an earlier appearance in the rural southern Ohio town of Nelsonville. He said he wanted to halt "confusion that has been deliberately perpetrated."
I wish his statement about his Christianity would dispell all the Muslim myths, but there are many people who won't let it die, sadly.
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ETproductions1 year, 8 months ago
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"I wish his statement about his Christianity would dispell all the Muslim myths, but there are many people who won't let it die, sadly."
If the greater percentage of Americans prefer any decent lie to the truth, there isn't much hope left for this country. Perhaps in that case, Hillary's campaign of hopelessness and derision makes perfect sense.
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ProudBlueTexan1 year, 8 months ago
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Talk about a Divider! She is so hated by so many people in power, her administration could not get anything significant accomplished.
That's a shame. I definitely believe we're ready for a black president in this country (I've already voted for B.O. once this season), but I also like the idea of a woman at the helm. Just not Hillary! Right time - wrong candidate. I'm grateful we have Obama as an alternative. Right time - right candidate. That's the difference.
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Shadowolf1 year, 8 months ago
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Still; it don't matter to Aniokly and her clique of NeoConArtists how many times something is disproved...they keep resurrecting the innuendos,(Italian suppositories???) and keep trying to sell the lies because they have NOTHING but hate, and having no facts, they keep smearing any liberal, to attempt to hold off the day of reckoning, where they are forced to admit they LIED!!!
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AntiNeoCon1 year, 8 months ago
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I actually think Hillary would be a better president, but it would be harder for her to win because she is unpopular with a lot of folks, and the NeoCon hate machine would come after her big time with those same old lies they been spewing for years.
But it looks like Obama probably will win so I will go with him if that is the case, we don't need McCain because he seems to be GWB lite.
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kade91 year, 8 months ago
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This is what happens when Obama and Oprah team for the big give:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5Kboa7kSjU
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Searchbeam1 year, 8 months ago
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It appears that NeoCons have become desperate because they have nothing left to cheer for.
Looks like the old maid has caught the bouquet for Republican Nomination. But I don't think the voters are ready for McCain style of politics. 100 years in Iraq, permanent tax cuts for the rich, ballooning defense budgets and no credibility left.. McCain just doesn't look like their man.
They are taking out their anger and frustration on the Democrats!
I think they know that the game is over, and they are just waiting for the Fat Lady to sing!
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djrevelky1 year, 8 months ago
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After reading your comments, I think you are all delusional at best, in need of therapy at worse.
This is not a neo-con issue, God Obama is not running against neo-cons, he is running against a DEMOCRAT, Hillary. A DEMOCRAT that you all loved and cherished for the past 16 years and all of a sudden you turn against the Clintons like rats leaving a sinking ship.
There are neo-cons, the only neo-cons left are in office RIGHT NOW. Get real about what you are running against.
And as far as McCain, the neo-cons in the Republican party are non-existant. If the neo-cons were still controlling the party Fred Thompson would be the Republican candidate. If the theo-cons were running the party then Huckabee would be the candidate. Neither is the case so drop the BS about your boogeymen neo-cons, they are dead! Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfeld killed it.
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STronnes1 year, 8 months ago
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This weekend on either CNN or MSNBC, a republican analyst (sorry I can't remember his name) made a comment that he didn't care who won the democratic nomination. Rachael Sklar from the Huffington Post said "ah, come on." He then admitted that republicans would prefer that Hillary get the nomination because they felt she would be easier to beat in November.
I never hated Hillary; I just don't want the Clinton's back in the White House. They had their two terms (if you believe theirs was a co-presidency). I also don't want Bush - Clinton - Bush - Clinton, etc. I voted for Barack Obama because I believe he can unite; he can bring people together. I like his belief that WE all need to work together to accomplish our goals. I think his presidency would go along way to raising the world's opinion about the United States.
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Searchbeam1 year, 8 months ago
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ani,
I would not be surprised if you fly a Confederate Flag on your flag pole!
You are a racist, a bigot and probably a KKK sympathizer.
You can either mend your ways or you can marginalize yourself.
Your kind of hatred does not belong in a civilized discussion.
Maybe someone can save your soul!
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