The Belmont Stakes

re: The Belmont Stakes

Harvybing — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 02:50:26 GMT

Obama Would Appoint One Of The Crooks Responsible For The Fannie Mae Mess As Attorney General, Effectively Guaranteeing That NONE of the Crooks Would Go To Jail. Signed Sealed And Delivered.

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re: The Belmont Stakes

Brittanicus — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 02:54:31 GMT

The second presidential debate and not one word about the illegal immigration occupation of this nation. Neither Obama or McCain even mentioned the 12 to 20 million illegal aliens US taxpayers are financially supporting. Neither candidate mentioned that hundreds of thousands of illegal alien families were given mortgages, that they could not afford.

McCain said we don't need mandates, but say nothing that taxpayers are forced by mandatory laws to pay for for the children of illegal aliens education. My son feels like a stranger, in a strange land in a Los Angeles school, where all he hears is bad Spanish.

This is no longer isolated communities whose corrupt Politicians, Governors, Mayors and elected officials, who have sold America to the Special interest lobby.

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re: The Belmont Stakes

caraprado — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 03:00:49 GMT

From:

Head of State

http://headofstate.blogspot.com/2008/10/that-one.html

Tuesday, October 07, 2008

"That One"

What a very odd thing for McCain to say.

McCain repeatedly invoked the need for a "steady hand on the tiller" tonight--for someone who will be calm and cool in the crises that the upcoming years will present us.

Yet this is a man who is utterly unable to contain his contempt--even on a night when, even as Bill Bennett says, he needed to "break through", and even when such a strange expression of disdain could only highlight pettiness, anger and partisanship that voters wish that candidates would steer away from in the greater interest of the nation.

McCain's fundamental position--one from which he finds his momentum and meaning--is so often one of a contemptuous anger for those who do not understand what he has learned. In 8 years of a position that began with an angry, assumed knowledge, we have seen the results.

So this time: choose that one.

Cite:

Head of State

http://headofstate.blogspot.com/2008/10/that-one.html

re: The Belmont Stakes

sc superman — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 03:10:21 GMT

I think mccain should have come out swinging,at the end of the debate,he should have mentioned obama's associates,{ayers and his communist friends who paid hi s way through school,and the fact,incase obamawins there will be a terrorist and communists visiting the white house,and the fact that michele obama is a very racist woman who does not even like this country,i thought that john mccainmade his points tonight, and i am convinced that obama is BSING the voters,but a lepard show s his spots just a matter of time