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there there...it's gonna be ok republicans Obama will play nice

posted 7/2/2008 7:00:47 PM |

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onoudn

All over the internet I'm seeing how frightened the Republican's are of the more than likely defeat of their champion Mc Cain. I just wanted to reassure them that it's going to be ok. Obama will play nice. You don't have be frightened. There there....Oh and BTW....welcome to America

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marylou	Jul 2 @ 7:21PM
	oh.....is that so?.......well I am not frightened......I am leaving it all in Gods hands.......I believe wheever is going to be the fairest and serve their country well.......He will make sure they win the election.

dallas1995	Jul 2 @ 8:06PM


buatbu	Jul 2 @ 8:23PM
	If Obama wins and he might. In 60 days when he can't deliver he will blame Bush. But as Mary Lou said God is in control and our nation has overcome bad President's like Carter and the guy who lied to the grand jury and was disbarred.

jayej	Jul 2 @ 8:58PM
	If I said it once I have said it a million times. It doesn't matter who is elected they are political fodder. But I must say bautbu you are mighty generous with the 60 fix it all time limit. It took decades to create this mess. that includes both parties. J

alivenwell351	Jul 2 @ 9:42PM
	that includes both parties. Which have essentially morphed into one party.....republicrats...or something like that...

travelwoman	Jul 3 @ 12:16AM
	republicrats I can have my preferences, but in the end it comes down to the fact that they ALL are politicians. And for being a successful politician, they have to be very good liars....

bardnsage	Jul 3 @ 12:31AM
	Republicans may be scared of OBAMA, but conservatives are not. I rejoice that Obama is doing so well. I know that if he defeats McCain, it will mean 4 years of the most liberal president in memory working with a liberal congress,,,, but,,,, that is the Carter formula that swept conservatives into the white house and the congress. We could get the conservative agenda advanced further with 4 years of Obama, and 4 years of a ture conservative, than we could with 8 years of McCain.

cupofcoffee	Jul 3 @ 12:43AM
	Actually I think the Republicans are a bit embarrassed and dismayed over their choice of nominee. They keep referring to this McCain guy as a war hero. Somehow a guy flying around in a plane that gets shot down then captured isnt really what most people think of as a hero. The hero is usually the guy who saves him. So let's all give two thumbs up that we have Obamma. It's so refreshing to have someone that's at least literate leading our country.

Slohand_47	Jul 3 @ 10:16AM
	I much prefer Obama to Hillary. Too bad they didn't have ethics classes when she went to college. One thing about Obama isn't very clear though......... Who is he running against, anyway. McCain or Bush? I think he's confused on that issue.

Sterling555	Jul 9 @ 7:08PM
	James Earl Ray is my hero we need to erect a statue for him while MLK was talking about 'having a dream' (when he wasn't sleeping with prostitutes" Ray made white people's dreams come true

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