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Posted on 09/15/2011 3:05:27 PM PDT by Rufus2007
The Obama campaign’s creation of an “Attack Watch” website has become something of joke since its launch this week, but and National Review columnist Mark Steyn says it reveals something crucial about the Obama campaign’s character.
On Hugh Hewitt’s radio show Wednesday, Steyn called the entire effort “juvenile.”
“I suppose if in many parts of the world,” Steyn explained, ”but in particular if, like me, you’re a foreigner, you’re an immigrant to this great land, when the head of state decides to single you out for attraction, for mention on his enemies list, you ought to be worried about it. But I think this is a joke.
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Reporting Mark Steyn to AttackWatch right now!
You really must read the comments below at this Madistan CBS affiliate website http://www.channel3000.com/news/29193852/detail.html
There’s something that struck me as especially unusual about this site. It lists “smears” and includes the birth certificate issue, but there is nothing on the Social Security number issue.
The SS number issue is big and gaining traction all over the web, but there is nothing on the attackwatch.com site in rebuttal.
This is probably an indication that 1) They have nothing to rebut it with and 2) They think keeping it quiet is therefore the best strategy.
If so, it would be a clear pointer to the fact that those raising questions about the SS number are on to something real.
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That’s an interesting point.
AttaaaackWatch is providing useful tactical information by what they choose *not* to talk about.
Dude. You are so reported.
thx... 8^)
i can only hope to aspire to the boy's enemies list...
it works without the /sarc too...
There are just too many of these "issues" swirling around out there now. One (or more) are going to take him down. It could very well be the SS# thing. I'm not sure they could come up with a plausible reason for the discrepancies.
Obama just can't seem to get out of his own way...
To quote the RAMONES: “I wanna be reported!”
OK, FRiends, here’s a hilarious idea:
First, a little background: Canaan Banana was the first president of Zimbabwe, and in 1982, he passed a law that forbade making fun of his name. SO, let’s all start referring to Obama as Canaan Banana!
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