Election '08: Beg For Mercy

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BK PLATANO — Tue, 13 May 2008 22:08:44 GMT

FIRST SNITCHES!!!!

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Smooth Flow — Tue, 13 May 2008 22:09:27 GMT

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Tommy K. — Tue, 13 May 2008 22:20:04 GMT

lol not that video again. But on the real Wolf is right we got a long way to go but I believe we stand a heck of a fighting chance. We can't let what happened the last 8 years happen again. Obama '08!!!

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Hot Rod! — Tue, 13 May 2008 22:58:36 GMT

That last video was the worst, but that picture is killing me. LOL. Any way, the Democratic Nomination is a wrap. It will be very hard for Mrs. Clinton to get back into the race even with the win in West Virginia. It's pretty much McCain vs. Obama. Did anyone check out the story about McCain's pastor, John Hagee, and the comments he made. I guess since he apologized, he's good with the world. Here's the story:

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-mccain14-2008may14,0,2628360.story

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FLW_The_Producer — Wed, 14 May 2008 02:53:21 GMT

He's got my vote our country need change and a new direction

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kolorbl9d — Wed, 14 May 2008 03:57:36 GMT

Mccain is not sharp enough to be president. Mccain is going to keep the war going and possibly send in more troops. Obama and Mccain has the same stance against Hamas. So, Mccain needs to kill that noise. Obama is beating Mccain in the gallup poll 51 to 44 nationally. And i'm sure the sooner Hillary gets out the more that number will increase. Because Americans will fully be able to focus on Mccain's positions/views, instead of this Hillary vs Obama and Hillary as VP crap.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=cN10_6pyshQ

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kolorbl9d — Wed, 14 May 2008 03:59:55 GMT

Also, we all really need to come out and vote. We have to show up. Like we never came out and voted before. Lets get all of our family registered and take at least 3 people with us to the polls in November.

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kolorbl9d — Wed, 14 May 2008 04:08:55 GMT

In All States! We have to come out in HUGE numbers.

-OBAMA 08

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kolorbl9d — Wed, 14 May 2008 04:20:55 GMT

@ Hot Rod:

Yeaaa thats exactly what i'm talking about. Because of this whole Obama/Clinton thing, stuff like John Hagee goes barely talked about. He's not Mccains pastor but Mccain sought after his endorsement, and welcomes it after he made several anti-catholic and anti-homosexual remarks. Hagee also said the damage Hurricane Katrina inflicted on New Orleans was "the judgment of God" on the city's "sin." And he just apologized today or yesterday, for political purposes obviously.

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-mccain14-2008may14,0,2628360.story

http://youtube.com/watch?v=cN10_6pyshQ

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toppbrass — Wed, 14 May 2008 14:21:59 GMT

Please watch the entire video, then ask yourself, who would be best prepared to be Commander and Chief of our U.S. Military? I know who I would want at the top of my chain of command, if I were still serving. He has two sons that have served in Iraq and Afghanistan and continue to serve to this day. If you had sons or daughters in the Military, who would you want as President? Don't comment on this until you have watched entire video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQsckD9trn4

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kolorbl9d — Wed, 14 May 2008 16:15:31 GMT

@ toppbrass:

We all know John Mccain is a war hero, he was a POW [prisoner of war]. But just because OG Bobby Johnson spent 5 yrs in prison, doesn't mean he should be warden.

In fact, its been a silent discussion among republicans, that being a POW has left John Mccain a lil hot headed and coo-coo.

If Mccain's president, he will continue this war and be in some other war. Also, we will be in full speed to a recession.

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kolorbl9d — Wed, 14 May 2008 16:31:46 GMT

@ toppbrass:

Also to answer your question, [If you had sons or daughters in the Military, who would you want as President?]

I would want Obama, because he opposed the war from the beginning. If Obama was commander and chief, there wouldn't even be a war and we wouldn't owe China trilions. Its people like MCCAIN that voted for the war, and plans to stay there another 100 years that we're in this mess. To fix the mess, Obama will start "carefully withdrawing troops as carelessly as Bush/Mccain sent them in" Its obvious who would make the better commander and chief.

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Akaneon1 — Wed, 14 May 2008 17:28:06 GMT

Yet another leftist sham article by the Wolf

Listen kids: We don't need to carefully withdraw shit. We worked too hard for this. People died over there. It's really easy for you to say 'pull the troops' when you don't have the balls to go over there yourself.

You wanna bring the troops home, sign up yourself, if 250,000 sign up then 250,000 people will swap out after a year.

People talk big but in truth they're just some undedicated posers, and that's real.

We would owe China billions of dollars anyways because they've been one of our major trade partners for the last 60 years.

The problem with Iraq is this:

We're too busy trying to defend and intervene in a country that's a failure in the first place.

We need to kick all the non-americans OUT of Iraq and shoot any non-americans who try to enter for a period of 5 years. Straight up, shoot on sight. No one but US in there.

Then we need to invade the neighboring countries and do the same thing.

We also need to invade Africa. There's 11.5 million square miles of land in Africa. 5280 sq ft. can be used to build a nice house. Imagine if we could build 11.5 million nice houses?

Invasion is the key to ending poverty.

The USA is still better than whoever is leading anyone's country right now, especially warlords and dictators.

We represent freedom by any means necessary, and we protect our country with fire and brimstone.

If you don't like invasion and war you shouldn't be here. Invasion and war is how we acquired the USA. That's knowledge 101. What we need to do is put the Iraqi people on a reservation, the same way we did with the Native American people in this country, and the war will end.

Yes, I know all of this is brutal. But if you're gonna fight a war, you gotta be brutal, war is hell. The problem is that we've been wishy-washy, we're hardcore one day and lazy the next, and that's why this war is improperly commanded. If we had some real gangsta mothafuckas runnin this war, we would've kicked ass in a week, and by now it would be our fuckin country with very few problems.

We need McCain in his most gung-ho format to whip out the napalm and the chainguns and just tear some shit up. Power to the people. Power to McCain

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duceconstant — Wed, 14 May 2008 17:30:17 GMT

them fucking hamas bitches probabaly are usa cia trained niggaz trying to throw a wrench in the caimpagn.. fuck them and these republican faggots running this smear caimpagn shit

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toppbrass — Wed, 14 May 2008 17:36:33 GMT

@ kolorbl9d

I don't take you as someone who goes around and believes what the far right throws out there, for the media to jump on. Otherwise you woudn't be supporting Barack Obama. The hot headed and coo-coo comments you bring up, is a tactic used by far right wing conservatives because John McCain is much more moderate then they care for. They wanted someone who shared some of their hardline views as the nominee, they don't care much for John McCain because how often he reaches across partylines to get things done. Thank god they didn't get their way, otherwise the Republicans woudn't have stood a chance this election cycle.

Here is something the Democrats could learn from Republicans, don't put your most liberal left wing candidate as the nominee going against a moderate conservative, it rarely will ever work. Say what you want about Barack Obama this guy makes Teddy Kennedy look like Ronald Reagon. National Journal a non partison magazine named Barack Obama as the most Liberal Senator of 2007. You don't get that kind of recognition reaching across party lines. Besides Bill Clinton, Harry Truman was the last Democrat to be elected to two terms as President of the U.S. That's been quite a long time.

If anyone could screw up a perfect opportunity to takeover the White House it would be the Democrats. Nominate the most Liberal Senator in the U.S., who calls middle americans bitter while in a closed door meeting with the most wealthy of Americans, who attended the church of a racist pastor for 20 years, refuses to campaign in States he don't think he can win W.V. Hillary 68% Obama 26% very sad showing, piss off a hard core base of the last Democrat President, has a Resume about as thin Nicole Richie, oh but he can give a good speech... Put him up against a Decorated War Hero who was captured in North Vietnam, his captors offered to let him come home after 45 days because his Father was a Navy Admiral, McCain denied their offer because, he said unless all the prisoners were allowed to come with him he was staying. What did he get in return you may ask, more torture!!! He did make it make it home 6 years later though. He has a long history in the Senate of passing bills by working across party lines, like McCain-Feingold, McCain-Kennedy. Just a few examples of his 20+ years in the Senate. He spent $0 dollars last year in pork barrel spending vs Obama's $90 million+ dollars and Hillary $300 million+. I could go on with these examples for hours, but I'll let you try to get in a few words of empty rhetoric of a man with no accomplishments in a government capacity.

This November will just be another example of how the Democrats love to shoot themselves in the foot. Maybe in 2012 you will nominate someone like Senator Evan Bayh from Indiana, or Governer Ted Strickland from Ohio. These gentlemen actually have accomplishments of working with Republicans across party lines. They are also Politicians most moderate Republicans respect just like John McCain is someone most moderate Democrats respect.

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kolorbl9d — Wed, 14 May 2008 19:37:39 GMT

@ toppbrass:

As far as being the most liberal, "Obama missed a full third of the 99 votes used for the ratings, but that wasn’t enough to disqualify him from the rankings. Why not? Because National Journal’s arbitrary standards, known only to the publication’s editors, say so.

National Journal argues that Obama took the “liberal” approach on 65 out of 66 key votes. There were other senators who cast more liberal votes on more liberal bills, and senators who voted the party line more often than Obama, but that doesn’t matter. Why? Because National Journal’s arbitrary standards, known only to the publication’s editors, say so."

Obama is fresh. He's a man of conviction. He's the one that will bring hope to the country. He'll bring respect back to the USA.

Obama has constantly stated he's will work across party lines and even name republicans such as Tom Coburn, John Warner and one of his best friends in the senate is Dick Lugar.

He didnt focus on WV because he's campaigning in the battleground states for the ge. WV primary yesterday wouldn't and didn't change nothing.

Actually "my friend", Not sure about last year, but John Mccain has taken atleast 25 million[Pork Barrel] in 03 and 06, in which he claimed he never took anything.

Hmmm, Evan Bayh of Indiana; might be a good choice for VP.

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musiK BS — Thu, 15 May 2008 00:56:58 GMT

love barack.. that other guy.. we votin we hood we throwin it up.. that shit is annoyin lol.. funny tho cuz i met him at the glow in the dark concert.. i didnt kno he was famous he was sittin next to me lol