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Obama would have to watch the Queen of England dethroned by Episcopalian fundamentalists, and then spend the nation into a worthless dollar to be pronounced a true buffoon and American nightmare.
p>All of which is immaterial to our present danger, because Mrs. Clinton will be the nominee and the next president. In any case, God help us. br> — Edmund Dantes br> Coshocton, Ohio /p>You misquote Obama. He actually said, “I had an uncle…” I noticed this several times as the quote was repeated on TV.
Also, I noticed his grammatical gaffs. He fails to use the possessive case before gerunds — somethings educated speakers of English know how to do. (“…us going in Iraq” instead of “our going into Iraq.”)
I heard him say “Mass-a-too-setts” for Massachusetts.
p>And the MSM makes fun of Bushisms. br> — Hannah Robb br> Lowell, Michigan /p> p>
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