Dishonesty

April 19th, 2008 By: Michael van der Galien | Tags:

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To call Senator Obama “recklessly dishonest” would be an understatement.

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  1. JudasPriest
    April 19th, 2008 at 18:46
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    Talking about dishonesty:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4i34_lZ7R4Get over it…..

  2. JudasPriest
    April 19th, 2008 at 18:48
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  3. Interested
    April 19th, 2008 at 23:17
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    Judas,

    No, No, No.  Michael does not like things that put HRC in anything that may be construed a bad light.

    Which means no facts, no proof, no nothing that displays things that she has said or done.  You need to cherry pick out the positive things for example

    she was against the war before obama was.
    well darn, okay not that one.

    she has been to Bosnia – ran under sniper fire
    okay not that one either.

    She was always against Nafta.
    shucks, nope

    She stands for something
    - okay got to stop laughing here.

  4. Teri B.
    April 20th, 2008 at 01:50
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    The division in the party isn’t the candidates’ fault – they’re doing what candidates do. It isn’t the voters’ fault – they’re allowed to be divided. Democracy is a good thing, but too little in this primary has been about democracy. The DNC has caused it, with not only this FL and MI nightmare, but what Dean is doing right now, in trying to stifle the voices of the remaining voters. The media is doing it, by taking sides, slanting coverage, and focusing almost exclusively on rubbish. And the powerful democratic political action groups and other organizations, like moveon.org, dailykos, democraticundergroud, etc. are doing it, by only furthering the agenda of half the party and spitting in the face of the other half. Folks, remember these are the very people who keep saying this primary is divisive and must be ended! NO, THEY DON’T DECIDE ELECTIONS, WE DO! If we give our power to them, we’ll never get it back! Obama can dish it out, but he sure can’t take it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JNq7-aNIiM Listen to Richardson at around 2:00 min. Not to mention Obama’s a hypocrite: http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/obamas_oil_spill.html She’s been getting hammered at all the debates, and suddenly Obama gets an equal amount of tough questions and the whining is deafening.

  5. Interested
    April 20th, 2008 at 04:32
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    She’s been getting hammered at all the debates, and suddenly Obama gets an equal amount of tough questions and the whining is deafening.

    Yeah, and I’m dating a playboy model.   please.
    what do you think is going to happen if – by some serious mental lapse – she gets the Dem nomination and is faced by an opponent that does not treat her with kid gloves?  when she’s held accountable for all of her laughable experience.

    what then?  Bill going to step in more?  more Vast right – or left – wing conspiracies?  more, "That’s the way it happened" moments?  More I’ll take that call at 3am, just don’t hold me to my word at 11pm cause i’m tired?

    You have some serious self-thinking to do if you think she can handle the office.

  6. Chris
    April 20th, 2008 at 18:01
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    Yes, Sen. Obama has discovered that when the going gets tough, the "old style" politics suit just fine, thank you.

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