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    german-shepard1 year, 1 month ago

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    Here is a man who was used by the pseudo-cons to promote untruths. Don't you think he might just be trying to reverse that situation in order to ease his conscience?

    In the article McPain says that over 200 Generals and Admirals (Ret.) are supporting him. If this were true (which may be debatable), then this would seem to indicate that McPain's 200 trump Obama's 1. Or is Gen. Powell the wild card, meaning that people look at him and see the most trusted man to come out of the Iraqi-Kuwaiti conflict, thus raising the bar for Obama? Or do they look at him and remember him sitting at the table telling the world about WMDs and trying to scare the bloody 'ell out of 'em, as the Brits might put it, just to get them to send American women and men into a blood bath.

    I believe that at best this is just marginal in value for Obama at this point. I believe also that the only way any of this is going to work out for the Dems is for them to garner twice as many votes as they need, just to make up the deficits caused by pseudo-con gerrymandering and registration fraud in the key states.

    OK, I'll get back on topic. To round out this comment, it was nice of him to do it, but that is not what will win this election for BO. What will win it is that all good people go out and not only vote, but watch closely to see that the people who are registered really get to vote.

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