Harry Boy

Isn't this the stuff that usually gets the Lefty Neo Dems all worked up and sets them off on their
"Keep God Out Of It *****"
Will Obooma accept "Mormon Support"

Read further down on this link Old Pant Suit Hillary Is Getting In On It Also.

Obama Wants 'People of Faith'
Sen. Barack Obama has launched a religious outreach web site, the first one among all the Democratic presidential candidates.
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...733.shtml?s=lh
AMEN

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Harry Boy (Genius)

In The Absence Of Law And Order Society Will Surely Destroy Itself

wistahpatsfan

I hear McCain will be launching a site called "People for McCain Who Believe in Leprechauns" and Kicinich will have his own, "Those Who Have Been Abducted by Aliens for Kucinich" along with Guiliani's "Americans for Committed Marriage Between a Man and a Woman". It's all in fun. None of these clowns actually believe in anything that's real, other than the fact that they can whore enough votes by telling the sheeple that they too, are "believers" so they should vote for them. It goes right along with phrases like "Fighting for Freedom", "A Chicken in Every Pot" and "Spreading Democracy" when very few candidates actually give a damn about what really matters - the Constitution and respect for the rights described therein.

Obama's morphing into just another candidate drifting to the center...BORING!

Next thing you know we'll be getting news that Ron Paul wants to invade Venezuela to enforce the Monroe Doctrine.

Somebody shoot me!

Harry Boy

Whistah, all politicians are the lowest form of humans in the country (that includes Bush & Daddy).
You don't make it to Washington unless you are a complete crooked double talking scumbag.

George Bush stabbed me in the back with his Illegal Alien Crap.

I'm old, I'll never vote again, I din't give a f-ck who gets elected.

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wistahpatsfan

Just curious, Harry. Who was the last relatively "decent" president or politician we had here? I think it might have been Barry Goldwater and Ron Paul hasn't let me down yet.

Harry Boy

Strange, I also liked Goldwater, I am just now starting to read about this Ron Paul, when I first heard him in a short clip on TV I thought he was just another babbling liberal fool in a Republican jacket but the more I read about him I am beginning to think he might be "decent".

You will know he is "DECENT" if he goes nowhere, those other bastards will destroy him.

(I used to be a democrat)

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Fogbuster

The last good president we had was Lincoln. Washington wasn't bad, either. It's been downhill since Lincoln.


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363839

A lot of Southrons out there that would beg to differ.<G>

Lifer

uh-oh, arent we supposed to keep Religion off the Political forum??

wistahpatsfan

That would be like trying to keep sunlight off of Paris Hilton's arse...at least before today!

Real World

I just saw Obama doing the Faith in Politics thing on CNN. If the Dems do not nominate him as their candidate, they are more retarded than I think they are. The guy is very, very intriguing. I wouldn't want to be talking to himo n my cell phone during peak hours (man he can talk ), but he is very enjoyable to listen to. I like some things he says, not all, but some, and although it's early, he is quickly becoming one of my top choices. I just worry he might be a real spender. It's early so we'll see. None the less, he is by far the Dems best candidate at this point.

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