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No, Sarah We Just Can’t Hear You!
by Shushannah Walshe
RICHMOND, VA — Palin addressed thousands of supporters in the parking lot of the Richmond International Speedway and told the racing fans that they have experience with close races comparing the 2008 campaign to a NASCAR race.
“I understand you all know a little something about close races. One of them very recently the Chevy Rock and Roll 400. It was held here. I hear it was quite a thrill. The lead going back and forth lap after lap nobody knew who was going to win right up to the finish line.” Palin said, “Well John McCain and I are nearing the finish line here too of another close race and you know it is looking a lot like that Rock and Roll 400. Our race is gonna be close. It’s gonna be a real sprint to the finish line and it is a long way from being decided and that is why John and I are taking our cause for reform to every voter of every background all across this great nation.”
She told the excited crowd that with Virginia’s help the GOP ticket will be, “victorious on the checkered flag waving day November 4th.”
The massive crowd of over 10,000 –holding signs that read “I’m Voting for the Chick” and “Keep Virginia Red– had problems hearing the governor of Alaska and supporters in the back started chanting, “Louder! Louder! Louder!” In an awkward moment, Palin mistakenly thought protestors were interrupting her speech, “I would hope at least that those protestors have the courage and the honor of thanking our veterans for giving them the right to protest.”
The audience began yelling, “No!” and tried to alert the GOP Vice-Presidential nominee to speak louder.
Her husband, Todd then leaned over and explained to his wife that they were enthusiastic supporters not protestors, “They just can’t hear you back there. That’s it.” Todd whispered in Palin’s ear, but it is audible on the camera microphone.
The audio did not get better, but Palin continued and went after Barack Obama saying he will limit gun rights, “We believe in the forward movement of freedom, not the constant expansion of government. And though Barack Obama disagrees, that freedom includes-that freedom includes the rights and liberties under the 2nd Amendment.”
On the Democratic nominee’s website it states Barack Obama will actually protect gun rights, “Barack Obama believes the Second Amendment creates an individual right, and he respects the constitutional rights of Americans to bear arms. He will protect the rights of hunters and other law-abiding Americans to purchase, own, transport, and use guns.”
by Shushannah Walshe
RICHMOND, VA — Palin addressed thousands of supporters in the parking lot of the Richmond International Speedway and told the racing fans that they have experience with close races comparing the 2008 campaign to a NASCAR race.
“I understand you all know a little something about close races. One of them very recently the Chevy Rock and Roll 400. It was held here. I hear it was quite a thrill. The lead going back and forth lap after lap nobody knew who was going to win right up to the finish line.” Palin said, “Well John McCain and I are nearing the finish line here too of another close race and you know it is looking a lot like that Rock and Roll 400. Our race is gonna be close. It’s gonna be a real sprint to the finish line and it is a long way from being decided and that is why John and I are taking our cause for reform to every voter of every background all across this great nation.”
She told the excited crowd that with Virginia’s help the GOP ticket will be, “victorious on the checkered flag waving day November 4th.”
The massive crowd of over 10,000 –holding signs that read “I’m Voting for the Chick” and “Keep Virginia Red– had problems hearing the governor of Alaska and supporters in the back started chanting, “Louder! Louder! Louder!” In an awkward moment, Palin mistakenly thought protestors were interrupting her speech, “I would hope at least that those protestors have the courage and the honor of thanking our veterans for giving them the right to protest.”
The audience began yelling, “No!” and tried to alert the GOP Vice-Presidential nominee to speak louder.
Her husband, Todd then leaned over and explained to his wife that they were enthusiastic supporters not protestors, “They just can’t hear you back there. That’s it.” Todd whispered in Palin’s ear, but it is audible on the camera microphone.
The audio did not get better, but Palin continued and went after Barack Obama saying he will limit gun rights, “We believe in the forward movement of freedom, not the constant expansion of government. And though Barack Obama disagrees, that freedom includes-that freedom includes the rights and liberties under the 2nd Amendment.”
On the Democratic nominee’s website it states Barack Obama will actually protect gun rights, “Barack Obama believes the Second Amendment creates an individual right, and he respects the constitutional rights of Americans to bear arms. He will protect the rights of hunters and other law-abiding Americans to purchase, own, transport, and use guns.”
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Obama supporters zijn echt smerig laag volk 
McCain wordt nu toch wel president
With Election Day Nearing, Distasteful Rhetoric a Two-Party Problem
John McCain's not the only candidate whose supporters are using distasteful rhetoric on the campaign trail.
John McCain has taken a lot of heat from critics who say he's stoking anger and intolerance among his supporters.
But the Republican nominee is not the only one with supporters whose comments and demonstrations on the race are obscene and, in some cases, violent.
An array of T-shirts, for instance, displaying the image of Sarah Palin and some variation of the "C-word" are gaining new popularity as Election Day nears. A group of protesters outside Palin's fundraiser in Philadelphia Saturday wore shirts emblazoned with the words, "Sarah Palin Is a C--T."
Cafe Press is selling a slew of off-color Palin T-shirts, including the one spotted in Philadelphia. (Granted, a shirt with the words "Barack Obama Is a Can't" is also for sale on the site.)
The Portland Tribune also reported over the weekend that two men in Oregon were arrested for throwing a Molotov cocktail at a large McCain campaign sign, igniting part of the structure.
And on Monday at a McCain rally in North Carolina, an Obama supporter stood outside and repeatedly yelled, "McCain is a murderer."
One woman yelled back: "He fought for your right to say that."
Republicans argue that while neither campaign can curtail every action of its supporters, McCain is being unfairly depicted as the only candidate who attracts audience members with extreme views.
"It's something that we recognize -- that neither campaign has complete control over their supporters," McCain spokesman Tucker Bounds told FOXNews.com. "We've stood firmly behind our effort to try to hold our rallies to a higher level, and certainly we would expect the same from Barack Obama.
"It is clear that on many occasions they have failed to keep their supporters above board," he added. "(Voters) should understand that this is a phenomenon that plays itself out at both campaigns."
Indeed, both candidates are still attracting rowdy supporters.
The mini-altercation in North Carolina took place a few hundred yards from a sign that read "NOBAMA" featuring side-by-side pictures of Obama and Usama bin Laden.
Politico.com posted a photo snapped at the McCain rally earlier in Virginia Beach showing audience members holding up signs that say: "Obama Bin Lyin'."
Bounds said the McCain campaign condemns such signs.
Georgia Rep. John Lewis, a civil rights icon, accused McCain over the weekend of "sowing the seeds of hatred and division," and compared his rallies to the "climate" created by segregationist Alabama Gov. George Wallace.
The Lewis statement came after supporters at McCain's rallies repeatedly yelled words like "socialist" and "terrorist" when the Republican candidate was discussing Obama.
But both campaigns seem to be making an effort to dial back negative rhetoric, or at least calm down their crowds.
Obama scolded his audience Monday in Toledo when they began booing at the very mention of McCain. "We don't need that," he said. "We just need to vote."
McCain corrected a woman Friday who said Obama is "an Arab," drawing boos from the crowd.
The Arizona senator, who objected to the Lewis statement, hasn't been taking questions from his audience since last week, and on Monday made no mention of 1960s radical William Ayers. His campaign has used Obama's ties to Ayers in recent weeks to question the Democratic candidate's character and judgment.
The charge did come up, however, when country music star Hank Williams Jr. played a warm-up act at a Palin rally in Richmond, Va., Monday. His song lyrics included reference to the "left-wing liberal media" and said the Republican running mates "don't have radical friends to whom their careers are linked."
Speaking in Rochester, N.H., Monday, Joe Biden criticized McCain for launching "new attacks" on Obama.
"John McCain wants to attack Barack Obama," Biden said. "Barack Obama wants to attack America's economic problems. It is that basic. It is that basic right now."
Democratic strategist Jehmu Greene said the offensive audience-member comments don't belong in the race on either side.
"There are fringe elements on all sides of the spectrum, and that's what we're seeing right now," she told FOX News.
But Chip Saltsman, former campaign manager for Mike Huckabee, told FOX News that Obama has not taken the steps McCain has to settle down his supporters and rein in bad behavior.
"Barack Obama needs to come out and say, 'My supporters should not do this'," he said.
FOX News' Mosheh Oinounou, Judson Berger and Bonney Kapp contributed to this report.
http://elections.foxnews.(...)toric-party-problem/
McCain wordt nu toch wel president
With Election Day Nearing, Distasteful Rhetoric a Two-Party Problem
John McCain's not the only candidate whose supporters are using distasteful rhetoric on the campaign trail.
John McCain has taken a lot of heat from critics who say he's stoking anger and intolerance among his supporters.
But the Republican nominee is not the only one with supporters whose comments and demonstrations on the race are obscene and, in some cases, violent.
An array of T-shirts, for instance, displaying the image of Sarah Palin and some variation of the "C-word" are gaining new popularity as Election Day nears. A group of protesters outside Palin's fundraiser in Philadelphia Saturday wore shirts emblazoned with the words, "Sarah Palin Is a C--T."
Cafe Press is selling a slew of off-color Palin T-shirts, including the one spotted in Philadelphia. (Granted, a shirt with the words "Barack Obama Is a Can't" is also for sale on the site.)
The Portland Tribune also reported over the weekend that two men in Oregon were arrested for throwing a Molotov cocktail at a large McCain campaign sign, igniting part of the structure.
And on Monday at a McCain rally in North Carolina, an Obama supporter stood outside and repeatedly yelled, "McCain is a murderer."
One woman yelled back: "He fought for your right to say that."
Republicans argue that while neither campaign can curtail every action of its supporters, McCain is being unfairly depicted as the only candidate who attracts audience members with extreme views.
"It's something that we recognize -- that neither campaign has complete control over their supporters," McCain spokesman Tucker Bounds told FOXNews.com. "We've stood firmly behind our effort to try to hold our rallies to a higher level, and certainly we would expect the same from Barack Obama.
"It is clear that on many occasions they have failed to keep their supporters above board," he added. "(Voters) should understand that this is a phenomenon that plays itself out at both campaigns."
Indeed, both candidates are still attracting rowdy supporters.
The mini-altercation in North Carolina took place a few hundred yards from a sign that read "NOBAMA" featuring side-by-side pictures of Obama and Usama bin Laden.
Politico.com posted a photo snapped at the McCain rally earlier in Virginia Beach showing audience members holding up signs that say: "Obama Bin Lyin'."
Bounds said the McCain campaign condemns such signs.
Georgia Rep. John Lewis, a civil rights icon, accused McCain over the weekend of "sowing the seeds of hatred and division," and compared his rallies to the "climate" created by segregationist Alabama Gov. George Wallace.
The Lewis statement came after supporters at McCain's rallies repeatedly yelled words like "socialist" and "terrorist" when the Republican candidate was discussing Obama.
But both campaigns seem to be making an effort to dial back negative rhetoric, or at least calm down their crowds.
Obama scolded his audience Monday in Toledo when they began booing at the very mention of McCain. "We don't need that," he said. "We just need to vote."
McCain corrected a woman Friday who said Obama is "an Arab," drawing boos from the crowd.
The Arizona senator, who objected to the Lewis statement, hasn't been taking questions from his audience since last week, and on Monday made no mention of 1960s radical William Ayers. His campaign has used Obama's ties to Ayers in recent weeks to question the Democratic candidate's character and judgment.
The charge did come up, however, when country music star Hank Williams Jr. played a warm-up act at a Palin rally in Richmond, Va., Monday. His song lyrics included reference to the "left-wing liberal media" and said the Republican running mates "don't have radical friends to whom their careers are linked."
Speaking in Rochester, N.H., Monday, Joe Biden criticized McCain for launching "new attacks" on Obama.
"John McCain wants to attack Barack Obama," Biden said. "Barack Obama wants to attack America's economic problems. It is that basic. It is that basic right now."
Democratic strategist Jehmu Greene said the offensive audience-member comments don't belong in the race on either side.
"There are fringe elements on all sides of the spectrum, and that's what we're seeing right now," she told FOX News.
But Chip Saltsman, former campaign manager for Mike Huckabee, told FOX News that Obama has not taken the steps McCain has to settle down his supporters and rein in bad behavior.
"Barack Obama needs to come out and say, 'My supporters should not do this'," he said.
FOX News' Mosheh Oinounou, Judson Berger and Bonney Kapp contributed to this report.
http://elections.foxnews.(...)toric-party-problem/
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Dus nog meer leugens verspreidt door Palin.quote:Op dinsdag 14 oktober 2008 07:34 schreef laforest het volgende:
The audio did not get better, but Palin continued and went after Barack Obama saying he will limit gun rights, “We believe in the forward movement of freedom, not the constant expansion of government. And though Barack Obama disagrees, that freedom includes-that freedom includes the rights and liberties under the 2nd Amendment.”
On the Democratic nominee’s website it states Barack Obama will actually protect gun rights, “Barack Obama believes the Second Amendment creates an individual right, and he respects the constitutional rights of Americans to bear arms. He will protect the rights of hunters and other law-abiding Americans to purchase, own, transport, and use guns.”
They're just making stuff up now, aren't they?
"The north remembers, Lord Davos. The north remembers, and the mummer’s farce is almost done.”
quote:Op dinsdag 14 oktober 2008 07:36 schreef laforest het volgende:
Obama supporters zijn echt smerig laag volk
McCain wordt nu toch wel president
An array of T-shirts, for instance, displaying the image of Sarah Palin and some variation of the "C-word" are gaining new popularity as Election Day nears. A group of protesters outside Palin's fundraiser in Philadelphia Saturday wore shirts emblazoned with the words, "Sarah Palin Is a C--T."
Cafe Press is selling a slew of off-color Palin T-shirts, including the one spotted in Philadelphia. (Granted, a shirt with the words "Barack Obama Is a Can't" is also for sale on the site.)
http://elections.foxnews.(...)toric-party-problem/
McCain spreekt z'n vrouw ook aan met CUNT.
dus wel goed dat Palin er alvast wat aan went.
Dostojewski: "Je kunt je niet van je eigen gezond verstand overtuigen door je buurman op te sluiten."
Ah, vandaar een verbod op abortus en homohuwelijken, en uiteraard de oorlog in Irak "winnen"!quote:“We believe in the forward movement of freedom, not the constant expansion of government
President Camacho
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Ah, een grapje van ze dusquote:Op maandag 13 oktober 2008 21:39 schreef Googolplexian het volgende:
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Volgens mij is dat een MSNBC logo links
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President Camacho
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quote:Op maandag 13 oktober 2008 21:47 schreef Argento het volgende:
Het gaat allemaal volgens plan als we McCain mogen geloven:
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.McCain kan eigenlijk geen kant op.
Hij kan bv. wel een nieuwe taxcuts plan voorstellen, maar dit zegt eigenlijk meer over de zwakte van McCain dat hij er niet eerder mee kwam, en dat hij gewoon een zwabber is. Echt een gevecht in de achterhoede onderhand...
President Camacho
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Bijna 95%
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President Camacho
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http://www.pollster.com/polls/2008president/
Nu 63 toss up ipv 55, dus weer min 7 zekere electoral votes McCain.
Florida nu 51.2 voor Obama en 44.4 voor McCain
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Nu 63 toss up ipv 55, dus weer min 7 zekere electoral votes McCain
.Florida nu 51.2 voor Obama en 44.4 voor McCain
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President Camacho
TV series: Boardwalk Empire | Burn Notice | Dexter | Game of Thrones | Impractical Jokers | Luther | Sherlock | Sons of Anarchy
TV series: Boardwalk Empire | Burn Notice | Dexter | Game of Thrones | Impractical Jokers | Luther | Sherlock | Sons of Anarchy
President Camacho
TV series: Boardwalk Empire | Burn Notice | Dexter | Game of Thrones | Impractical Jokers | Luther | Sherlock | Sons of Anarchy
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Hoe zit het nu met Florida? In de Wegener kranten van vandaag stond een kaartje met Florida als swingstate, maar ik dacht dat ik Florida bij het Obama-kamp mocht rekenen (voorlopig)?
quote:Op dinsdag 14 oktober 2008 07:36 schreef laforest het volgende:
Obama supporters zijn echt smerig laag volk
An array of T-shirts, for instance, displaying the image of Sarah Palin and some variation of the "C-word" are gaining new popularity as Election Day nears. A group of protesters outside Palin's fundraiser in Philadelphia Saturday wore shirts emblazoned with the words, "Sarah Palin Is a C--T."
Cafe Press is selling a slew of off-color Palin T-shirts, including the one spotted in Philadelphia. (Granted, a shirt with the words "Barack Obama Is a Can't" is also for sale on the site.)
Ze zijn dus square. Je post het zelf, sommige republikeinse aanhangers zijn net zo smerig, en sommigen, zijn nog duizendkeer smeeriger, want ik vind roepen dat iemand dood moet veel erger dan een scheld-woord onder je tegenstander te plakken.En als Obama een statement zou moeten maken over een belachelijk tshirt van democratische stemmers, dan zou McCain ook eindelijk een statement maken dat doodsdreigingen niet kunnen.
Echt serieus. Wat is nou erger? Iemand een kutje noemen of iemand willen vermoorden? -__-
En hoe zat het met die man met een Obama fanshirt die in elkaar werd geramt door een McCain aanhanger??? Dat is dan niet smerig?
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Hij heft wel kans om vermoord te worden, maar dan zal Biden president wordenquote:Op dinsdag 14 oktober 2008 07:36 schreef laforest het volgende:
Obama supporters zijn echt smerig laag volk
McCain wordt nu toch wel president
Maar Mc Cain kan het wel schudden nu, hij had niet zo'n kalf moeten nemen als VP
Het is een Foxnews artikel, wat verwacht je nu? 
"[...] a large number of the teenagers claiming Asperger's are, in fact, merely dicks."
Ja, want roepen "kill him", "murderer" and "terrorist" is wel okay?quote:Op dinsdag 14 oktober 2008 07:36 schreef laforest het volgende:
Obama supporters zijn echt smerig laag volk
Vietnam was anders Amerika in gaan nemen?quote:One woman yelled back: "He fought for your right to say that."
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Je mag het beestje best bij zijn naam noemenquote:
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Sarah Palin is het beste wat de Republikeinen en Amerika ooit is toegekomen.quote:Op dinsdag 14 oktober 2008 08:49 schreef henkway het volgende:
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Hij heft wel kans om vermoord te worden, maar dan zal Biden president worden
Maar Mc Cain kan het wel schudden nu, hij had niet zo'n kalf moeten nemen als VP
Zonder haar had McCain er veel slechter voor gestaan.
Overigens ben ik er van overtuigd dat McCain gaat winnen.
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Ik heb een pro Sarah Palin shirt bij Cafe Press gekocht via de McCain website maar ik vroeg me al af waarom die link was verwijderd en nu weet ik het.quote:Op dinsdag 14 oktober 2008 08:48 schreef Reuzenpanda het volgende:
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En als Obama een statement zou moeten maken over een belachelijk tshirt van democratische stemmers, dan zou McCain ook eindelijk een statement maken dat doodsdreigingen niet kunnen.
Echt serieus. Wat is nou erger? Iemand een kutje noemen of iemand willen vermoorden? -__-
En hoe zat het met die man met een Obama fanshirt die in elkaar werd geramt door een McCain aanhanger??? Dat is dan niet smerig?
Ik heb er spijt van dat ik hun geld heb gegeven
Palin
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Ik denk dat dankzij jouw uitspraken er zomaar een X aantal mensen hier de volgende verkiezingen zo links / liberaal mogelijk gaan stemmenquote:Op dinsdag 14 oktober 2008 09:36 schreef laforest het volgende:
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Je mag het beestje best bij zijn naam noemen
Thanks!
Calm down, please!
Hoe lang blijf je nog krampachtig volhouden laforest met je Palin geblaat? Tot nu toe heb ik helemaal niks van haar gezien dat maar ergens op sloeg (een geile knipoog daargelaten). En begin al helemaal niet met dat christelijke gezwets want als er 1 ding gescheiden moet blijven is het wel kerk en staat. Palin moest het worden voor McCain maar je ziet dat hij er niet op kan bouwen en daarom houdt hij haar maar op de achtergrond. Grote fout van McCain want Obama kan Biden zo in het veld sturen als het moet.
He Who Controls The Present Commands The Future. He Who Commands The Future Conquers The Past
quote:Op dinsdag 14 oktober 2008 09:38 schreef laforest het volgende:
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Sarah Palin is het beste wat de Republikeinen en Amerika ooit is toegekomen.
Zonder haar had McCain er veel slechter voor gestaan.
Overigens ben ik er van overtuigd dat McCain gaat winnen.
Nóg slechter?
Volkorenbrood: "Geen quotes meer in jullie sigs gaarne."
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quote:Another Way to Look at McCain's Odds
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Presently, we show John McCain with a 5.9 percent chance of winning the Electoral College, a figure that will seem implausibly low to many of you. But here's a bit of context from John Harwood at the New York Times:
In the latest Gallup tracking poll, Mr. Obama leads Mr. McCain 50 percent to 43 percent among registered voters. Mr. McCain’s deficit in that survey has remained seven percentage points or more for most of the last two weeks.
Since Gallup began presidential polling in 1936, only one candidate has overcome a deficit that large, and this late, to win the White House: Ronald Reagan, who trailed President Jimmy Carter 47 percent to 39 percent in a survey completed on Oct. 26, 1980.
There were 18 elections between 1936 and 2004, and in just one of those -- the 1980 race that Harwood mentions -- did a trailing candidate come back from a deficit this large in mid-October to win the election. One divided into 18 is 5.6 percent, which almost exactly matches our 5.9 percent estimate for Mr. McCain.
Calm down, please!
Ik denk dat je eerlijkheidshalve niet alle verkiezingen, maar alleen de verkiezingen waar relatief vlak voor de verkiezingen een dergelijk groot verschil was mee moet nemen. Maar erg gunstig ziet het er niet uit voor McCain.quote:
Volkorenbrood: "Geen quotes meer in jullie sigs gaarne."
Mjah ... zelfs de bewuste verkiezing waar hij het over heeft was de tweede voor Carter. Ik schat McCain's kansen nog lager in, puur door Palin.quote:Op dinsdag 14 oktober 2008 09:56 schreef Monolith het volgende:
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Ik denk dat je eerlijkheidshalve niet alle verkiezingen, maar alleen de verkiezingen waar relatief vlak voor de verkiezingen een dergelijk groot verschil was mee moet nemen. Maar erg gunstig ziet het er niet uit voor McCain.
Calm down, please!
Soms krijg ik het gevoel dat het hier om een MILF verkiezing gaat in plaats van een presidentschapsverkiezing...
Obama wordt een terrorist genoemd omdat de republicans vet aan het verliezen zijn. Dan worden mensen smerig en gaan ze uiterlijke kenmerken van iemand tegen hem gebruiken. Bij Obama is het de huidskleur en zijn naam. Toevallig heeft hij ooit in een liefdadigheids organisatie gezeten met iemand die in het verleden dingen heeft opgeblazen. Ze waren geen vrieden. Punt. Het feit dat Obama in een liefdadigheidsorganisatie zat speeld blijkbaar helemaal niet?
Obama heeft echt muur op muur van goede plannen om America weer een sterk en mooi land te maken. McCain heeft NIETS, maar dan ook NIETS positiefs of nieuws laten zien dat hij wil doen om mijn land beter te maken. niets. Zijn campagne is 100% negatief tegenover zijn tegenstander, maar darmee ook 100% negatief tegenover zijn landgenoten. Want wij verdienen geen plannen voor een betere toekomst, wij verdienen blijkbar alleen maar beloftes dat we op hem moeten stemmen als we geen "terrorist" als leider willen...
Ik ben het gewoon zat, dat mijn land continue wordt verkloot door de Republikeinen. Zo erg zelfs, dat als McCain wint, ga ik dus nooit meer terug.
de VS blijft gewoon nog steeds gesplitst in north en south. Dat gaat nooit veranderen, de mensen in het zuiden worden gewoon dom en arm gehouden zodat ze keer op keer blind op de grootste god-kont-likker stmmen ongeacht of hij nout de duivel zelf zou zijn. Als hij/zij maar zegt dat ie in god geloofd is het goed.
Echt belachelijk, ik schaam me echt diep voor dat soot mensen, en ik neem het niemand kwalijk als ze Amerikanen bestempelen als achterlijke rednecks...
Zo, dat moest er even uit. Nu aan de koffie...
Obama wordt een terrorist genoemd omdat de republicans vet aan het verliezen zijn. Dan worden mensen smerig en gaan ze uiterlijke kenmerken van iemand tegen hem gebruiken. Bij Obama is het de huidskleur en zijn naam. Toevallig heeft hij ooit in een liefdadigheids organisatie gezeten met iemand die in het verleden dingen heeft opgeblazen. Ze waren geen vrieden. Punt. Het feit dat Obama in een liefdadigheidsorganisatie zat speeld blijkbaar helemaal niet?
Obama heeft echt muur op muur van goede plannen om America weer een sterk en mooi land te maken. McCain heeft NIETS, maar dan ook NIETS positiefs of nieuws laten zien dat hij wil doen om mijn land beter te maken. niets. Zijn campagne is 100% negatief tegenover zijn tegenstander, maar darmee ook 100% negatief tegenover zijn landgenoten. Want wij verdienen geen plannen voor een betere toekomst, wij verdienen blijkbar alleen maar beloftes dat we op hem moeten stemmen als we geen "terrorist" als leider willen...
Ik ben het gewoon zat, dat mijn land continue wordt verkloot door de Republikeinen. Zo erg zelfs, dat als McCain wint, ga ik dus nooit meer terug.
de VS blijft gewoon nog steeds gesplitst in north en south. Dat gaat nooit veranderen, de mensen in het zuiden worden gewoon dom en arm gehouden zodat ze keer op keer blind op de grootste god-kont-likker stmmen ongeacht of hij nout de duivel zelf zou zijn. Als hij/zij maar zegt dat ie in god geloofd is het goed.
Echt belachelijk, ik schaam me echt diep voor dat soot mensen, en ik neem het niemand kwalijk als ze Amerikanen bestempelen als achterlijke rednecks...
Zo, dat moest er even uit. Nu aan de koffie...
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