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Mommy and Daddy Are Fighting

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By ThinkAMinute, May 15, 2008 at 8:03 am #
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He’s got as much experience as Lincoln had.

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By Aegrus, May 12, 2008 at 9:04 am #

Your choice is Obama, and always has been. May I remind you some of our best presidents have been “inexperienced.” Not to mention, too much experience in our completely corrupt and maligned government today is NOT a good thing. You will vote for Obama. Don’t pretend like you won’t. All this stupidity about voting for John McCain or staying home is bullshit. You’re going to vote Obama because you’ll realize he is the better candidate for president.

Unless, you really want four more years of Bush/Reagan economics to destroy our country and more foreign intervention and continued occupation of Iraq? Yeah, you also want ultra-conservative supreme court justices don’t you? That’s why you’ll stay home, right? That’s why you’ll vote for John McCain?

Give me a break.

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By hippy pam, May 11, 2008 at 10:26 am #

I NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD THINK LIKE THIS BUT…I CANNOT VOTE FOR OBAMA-NOT EVEN WITH CLINTON AS A RUNNING MATE-BECAUSE-EVEN THO HE HAS “DREAMS AND IDEALS”-HE HAS NO EXPERIENCE….I DO BELIEVE WE[the people] HAVE BEEN FORCED IN TO A CORNER-VOTE FOR AN UNKNOWN INEXPERIENCED NEWCOMER or vote for an OLD MAN.WE HAVE NO CHOICES THIS TIME AROUND-WE ARE GOING DOWN FAST…..

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