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9.2.08 @ 12:01AM

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You're ready to inherit a Tony Robbins circuit, but not the Presidency.
-- Bill Attinger
Carlsbad, California

Obama's acceptance speech was involuntarily ghostwritten by George W. Bush.

Chapter, by chapter, describing Bush's errors of commission and omission. Errors that are Bush's alone. There's absolutely no dispute concerning the source of the speech material! Bush compiled it himself.

If there is any one point that will defeat McCain's candidacy, it is his adherence to a stupid, nonsensical, ridiculous, unconstitutional war and subsequent occupation of Iraq! Already costing American taxpayers more than half $1 trillion (where is that Iraq oil money that was supposed to pay for this?) and 4,000 valuable American lives!

Even a small child can understand that feckless effort has absolutely nothing to do with stopping worldwide Muslim terrorism!
-- Samuel A. Hill
Weare, New Hampshire

Wow! Okie dokie.

According to Barack Obama, one of the ways Democrats measure progress is by the millions of jobs created when Bill Clinton was president.

Hmm, seems to this observer Sen. Obama may need a lesson in history -- not to mention economics.

Much of the wealth generated during the Clinton-years, which was in turn used to create and fund many of the businesses that temporarily provided all of those jobs -- barring the millions of government jobs created during those years by the high tax rates Americans were confronted by -- was wealth gotten from the great "tech bubble."

To borrow some of Barack's words from his speech in Denver, "Listen, now:" Many of the economic "successes" realized during Bill's reign were short-lived by design as they were ones gotten by negligent "leadership."

The lack of true domestic economic leadership and stewardship under Bill's administration translated to an atmosphere in which, in the end, millions of people realized their savings had been swindled by fly-by-night software and dotcom companies -- and investment opportunities that would have never existed with prudent attention to the details of our nation's domestic marketplace.

Then, when Americans also realized it was ridiculous for them to continue to endure such high tax rates in order to ensure Democrats like Bill Clinton, and now Barack Obama, could use those policies to create government jobs and more government hand-outs (as if those are not often one in the same), they voted for a Republican.

I'm glad Barack is ready to have a debate about who has the better judgment, he or his opponent.

Barack Obama has already proven time and time again he is illiterate when it comes to reading and interpreting history.

If the leadership of the Clinton Administration was so great, why did Al Gore lose the election to George Bush?

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