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To: PJ-Comix

I think that they will be resigned to a loss long before the election myself.

They will get their candidate they wanted, but when he keeps sagging in the polls and the numbers are too great to argue they will be forced to admit that he will lose.

They will of course blame it on racism, and to be honest there will be a percentage of people who will vote because of that.

I think what they refuse to admit is the racism is coupled with his liberal leanings though, if Colin Powell or even Condi were on a national ticket racism would not be anywhere near the same turnoff to voters as Baraq’s message is.

I want someone to ask Baraq or his wife how they feel about reparations, or find out if they have made any statements to support or reject the idea. If it comes out either he or she has been a proponent of that idea you will see such a desertion from the blue-collar democrats in the cities across the entire nation they will leave a dust storm in their wake.


35 posted on 05/31/2008 8:48:36 AM PDT by Abathar (Proudly posting without reading the article carefully since 2004)
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To: Abathar
want someone to ask Baraq or his wife how they feel about reparations, or find out if they have made any statements to support or reject the idea. If it comes out either he or she has been a proponent of that idea you will see such a desertion from the blue-collar democrats in the cities across the entire nation they will leave a dust storm in their wake.

I agree, and I also pray that someone will ask either of them about that. Even the way they attempt to avoid giving a straight answer will give many tax-paying Americans pause re:Obama.
48 posted on 05/31/2008 9:32:44 AM PDT by mrsmel
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