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On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 2:07 PM, Thomas Cameron <
thomas.cameron@camerontech.com> wrote:

> keith smith wrote:
> >
> > Interesting!  You voted for someone with no record.  Who is reportedly
> > not even legally able to run for president.  Did you know there is a
> > lawsuit to determine this fact?
>
> Are you seriously this stupid?  Do you honestly think that if he were
> not eligible it would take some quack out of Pennsylvania to uncover it?
>  Do you *really* think that neither the DNC nor the RNC would have
> vetted this?  Please!
>
> > He had his records sealed?  Why?  I am also am at odds with Bush for the
> > same thing.  Bush hid his military service records because there was
> > something to hide.  So did McCain.
>
> What records are you talking about?  The Univeristy of Chicago records
> on his nonprofit educational work?  Those records that he doesn't own or
> control?  Again, I call complete bullshit on this crap.
>
> > I voted for McCain because I am afraid of Obama!  Who is Obama?  Were
> > did he come from?
>
> This is GOP misdirection and fearmongering and you should be ashamed of
> yourself for falling for it!  He was born in Hawaii.  His history is
> well documented.
>
>  > What about that church were the pastor who preached
> > hate not reconstruction.
>
> The church that he resigned from?  The statements that Obama disavowed?
>  Try again, sparky.
>
>  > Obama suposedly has terrorist ties.
>
> Show me anything other than that ridiculous stretch about Ayers (who has
> never actually been charged with a crime), which has been shown to be
> nothing other than them moving in the same circles, not "palling around"
> as Palin said.  Fearmongering and deception again.
>
> In this vein, I guess McCain is a suspect because G. Gordon Liddy - a
> *convicted felon* - raised funds for him and invited McCain into his
> home!  Bah!
>
>  >  He has an
> > illegal alien aunt.
>
> And?  He didn't even know that she was illegal.  Apparently she is a
> relative which he didn't even meet until he was an adult, and he was
> unaware that she was illegal.  <yawn>
>
>  > What else do we not know about?
>
> Probably tons of stuff that, taken out of context like the rest of this
> Republican hate, could be misconstrued as scary.  Anything substantive?
>  Incredibly doubtful, especially after the Republican hate machine has
> had almost two years to assassinate his character and failed.
>
> > What about his wife saying "....this is the first time I have been happy
> > with America..."
>
> Obviously an unfortunate quote, but again horribly over-sensationalized.
>
>  > I've always been proud of this country that I have
> > served on active duty, reserve duty, and within local government.  What
> > has he done?  Did he serve?  Has he sacrificed?
>
> Um, he's done community advocacy work, taught Constitutional law (unlike
> Bush who has done much to erode Constitutional protections), practiced
> civil rights law, served in the Illinois senate, served in the US senate
> and is now the President-elect of the United States.  Yeah, he's served.
>
> > What little we know about him scares me.
>
> What you *should* know but instead choose to ignore scares me.
>
> > I do not like what is going on in America.  I did not support the
> > bailout nor do I think it will work.  I just think McCain is much less
> > scary.
>
> I disagree.  McCain is Bush's lapdog, and would have led more of the
> same pandering to and lining the pockets of the biggest bribers
> ^H^H^H^H^H campaign contributors.  He'd have continued the assault on
> civil liberties.  He wants to continue to kill off American boys
> prosecuting a war we waged on a sovereign nation based on lies.  That
> scares me far worse than having a Constitutional scholar in office.
>
> Thomas
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