Question on Obama and Hillary

hunterjoe21

mikeleduc wrote:

Let me tell you what I know for a fact. Obama had the US flag and Arizona flag removed from the stage at the Arizona Veterans Coliseum during Super Bowl week before he would use the stage. He will not say the pledge of allegiance nor cover his heart when others say it.
Hilary, the gun grabber that she is, is at least an American, a full blown flaming liberal, but at least she is an American.
If I had to choose between them, it would have to be Hilary and then, of course, I would fight the battle to keep our guns. How the @#$#%^& Obama ever even got to be a senator is beyond me.
Either one will lead this country to ruin because neither one knows a damn thing about the strength of this country and what made it great or how to preserve it.
And NO! It is not about time we had a woman or a black president, this country is not about appeasing minorities, it's about keeping us strong and competitive, loose sight of that and we might as well all learn to speak Chinese, Russian, or Spanish.
But then what do I know I'm only a middle aged white guy that worked his entire adult life and paid way more taxes than most politicians or rich guys ever do, that never committed a crime, goes to church every Sunday, well almost, and will shortly be unemployed on a fixed income.

+1 Mike.

Although I think either Hilary or Osama WOULD be the worst thing to ever happen to the White House, if I HAD to pick one, it would have to be Monica Lewinski's Boyfriends Wife. Osama's actions toward the flag, and his refusal to recite The Pledge of Allegiance are , in my opinion, enough to have him removed from the ballot. I am at a total loss to understand how ANY American can even consider him a candidate for dogcatcher's assistant poop-picker-upper, let alone the highest elected position in the country.

In my opinion, every person supporting him should be put on trial for treason. He was raised a Muslim. I believe the enemies of this country have groomed him his entire life to put him in his current position. We don't know what his real agenda is. Even when he renounced his Muslim upbringing, he chose to worship with a "Christian" congregation that has sworn it's allegiance to Africa. I believe he intends to disarm the American people, so we can't fight his invited "immigrants" (who WILL be MUSLIM and who will be ARMED).

Rant

dammit, PLEASE don't get me started when I'm in a bad mood.........

Win75 · Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 3:33 pm Post subject: Re: Question on Obama and Hillary

What hunterjoe21 said!!!!!!!! Absolutely!

"The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in Government".....Thomas Jefferson

d_hoffman · Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 6:09 pm Post subject: Re: Question on Obama and Hillary

Basically we have to choose the right Dem. nominee that McCain can mop the floor with in november and I believe that would be Obama. McCain wasn't my Rep. choice but I'm affraid we're stuck with him.

Billary also intends to disarm America. In fact, she is more prone to it than Obama. He wants the assault weapons ban re-instated. SHE WANTS ALL WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION OUT OF THE HANDS OF THE AMRICAN PEOPLE. BAN ALL GUN POWDER TO INCLUDE BLACK POWDER. ALSO, A BAN ON HUNTING. Atleast Obama is for sportsmen and women, according to his web-site.

vint2 · Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 6:26 pm Post subject: Re: Question on Obama and Hillary

Persoanally I think Clinton could very well be the best thing to happen to the Republican party!!! Obama is apealling to too many mush brained kids who have no political smarts but are very idealistic. That is what won Iowa for him!!!!!! I am reasonably sure Clinton will draw a negative vote, but current polls show McCain losing to Obama! I don't like any of them!!!! Sad

Why are we in this mess??? Mad

Liberal media is a big part of it!! Mad

d_hoffman

I don't like any of them!!!!

Niether do I Vint. I'm tired of always having to pick the lesser evil.

ElyBoy

The only guy in the Senate that I like is Jim Webb from Tenn.
Trouble is, he is in the democrat party, and is doomed not to get the nomination because he has his head out of his rear end, unlike the rest of the jackasses.

Our Minnesota Governor, Tim Palenty would make a great President in the future, and he has ambitions I think.
Pro-Life, Pro-Gun, and Balanced Budgets.
Could be V.P. this year, but I hope not.
We need him here in Minnesota.

Eric

vint2 · Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2008 6:59 am Post subject: Re: Question on Obama and Hillary

There are rumors that our last Gov. Tom Vilsack has aspirations to be Hillary's vp, which would be two of the same cut!!!!! He trtied to mount a campaign and quickly found it was no use, so crawled back under his rock!

glockman55 · Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 9:34 am Post subject: Re: Question on Obama and Hillary

Maybe we should ask which one, ( Obama, Clinton) would be easier to be defeated by McCain. I think Obama would be. I hope I'm right.

vint2

Current polls show Obama with a slight lead over McCain. Sad

glockman55

vint2 wrote:

Current polls show Obama with a slight lead over McCain. Sad

I know, I just seen it on CNN. I just put my foot in my mouth in my previous statement. LOL.. All we can do is VOTE!!! So many don't, and that makes me sick. Mad

d_hoffman · Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 1:16 pm Post subject: Re: Question on Obama and Hillary

He might have a slight lead over McCain but McCain is steadily gaining ground. Keep your fingers (and everything else you can) crossed.

alaskanativeson · Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 3:55 am Post subject: Re: Question on Obama and Hillary

mikeleduc wrote:

...He will not say the pledge of allegiance nor cover his heart when others say it....

Let me preface my comments by saying I have never voted for anyone with a "D" beside their name for anything. Ever. I completely support the idea of ressurecting Theodore Roosevelt for president.

That said, I want to correct something about Obama. He's a screaming liberal that wants more gun control that any sensible person would agree with. He's getting ahead because he's charming and the right guy at the right time (he's not the hildabeast so he offers the Dems more of a chance.) However, the stories about him refusing to say the Pledge of Allegiance are not true. The photo that is being circulated on the internet are one of those pictures that tells an incorrect story. When you live in the camera's eye as much as politicians do a photographer can take a picture of you that shows just about anything they want it to. He has come out in public and declared his patriotism. He has publically stated the Pledge of Allegiance. That comes from my brother who lives in Chicago and hates Obama's politics as much as I do but regardless of his (or my) feelings it's still important to know the whole truth of the story.

Obama is an unknown quantity. I fear him but I don't really know how much to fear him. With the hildabeast I do indeed know. She's power hungry. Of course that's nothing new in politics but even in a political crowd she's a 10 ton elephant in a room full of mice. I see nothing of a conscience in her. She scares me more than any politician I know.

Dislike Obama all you want. I guarantee you I sure do. But please do it for the right reasons.

OntheLasGallinas · Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 2:53 pm Post subject: Re: Question on Obama and Hillary

Are you asking us to choose between (A) a socialist, traitor, gun hating, political hack, B@#$h and (B) a socialist, traitor, gun hating, political hack, pansy ass? If this were an algebra equation, the socialist, traitor, gun hating, and political hack would cancel each other out, leaving only a B@#$h and a pansy ass to choose from. Gosh, this is a hard one. I think I’ll choose (C), “none of the above.”

Cary

alaskanativeson · Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 4:01 pm Post subject: Re: Question on Obama and Hillary

Yeah, unfortunately the (C) choice this year is McCain, and even he's going to be almost unelectable because of the backlash of hatred against Bush. I'll be voting for McCain but I doubt it'll make much difference. It's a shame the dumbocrats decided to put up two of the more left-leaning among them in a year when they're almost assured of taking the White House. Not that there's a GOOD time to have a democrap in office, mind you...

vint2 · Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 4:10 pm Post subject: Re: Question on Obama and Hillary

Hey,guys, ain't nothing set yet! Let us not give up before the fight has started!!!!