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: /p> p>I think YOU are lying about your Obama is lying headline. I heard McCain myself say we should stay in Iraq one hundred years if we have to. br> -- John Scagliotti /p> p> Get a grip, lady! What rock did you just crawl from underneath? It's been televised a thousand times already, McBush said "100 Years." You have got to be either real bias, stupid, or blind to reality! br> -- Donald Frey /p>So what else is new? Yes, Obama lied and continues to do so. He evaded and continues to do so. He deceived and continues to do so. He libeled and continues to do so. He's arrogant and will continue to be. He's been clueless and will continue to be.
But I suspect, at least until the fall, if he's the Democrat candidate, it just won't matter how much more any of us beat the dead horse whose body is his lies, evasion, deceit, etc. Given his arrogance, you know he's counting on this.
What I can't imagine is that he and his team are creative enough to imagine how much his prevarication, among many other things, will get center-stage treatment until Election Day, should he oppose Sen. McCain.
p>Then we'll see how well the public accepts candidate Obama bolting from a news conference, refusing to entertain questions, as he did recently when asked about his relationship with Tony Rezko. br> --
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