Stop making FUN of my EARS!
Posted on 12/24/2006 11:55:09 AM PST by freespirited
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Didn't we hear all of this after Mario Cuomo's speech at the 1984 Democratic Convention?
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Well, many democRATS do think Cuomo was the greatest president ever.
Good for you for getting the facts out. Some people may need that info to decide he's not worth their vote. I have a simpler method of analysis. The guy's name is Barack Hussein Obama: end of story.
I wonder why they call him "Barack" Was he born on a military base or just conceived there?
He is the most hyped non-entity since Jimmy Carter.
Now is the time for Obama
Time for what? Wake up? Buy a new suit? Take out the garbage? Pay the light bill?
To understand Obama you must first understand Buddah Boy ~ he's back: http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx?type=worldNews&storyid=2006-12-25T160240Z_01_B265651_RTRUKOC_0_US-NEPAL-BOY.xml&src=rss&rpc=22
He is the brother of singer Rosemary Clooney, and the father of actor George Clooney.
Clooney had a five-year stint as a news anchor in Lexington, Kentucky, then went to Cincinnati, Ohio, where he was a television and radio personality. In 1974, he gained his first national fame by hosting the short-lived ABC daytime game show The Money Maze.
Clooney entered print media in 1989 with a column in The Cincinnati Post, then in 1994 after a short stint as a local NBC affiliate's news anchor in Buffalo, New York, resurfaced nationally in television as a host and researcher for the cable channel American Movie Classics, where he introduced and presented backgounds of classic movies, along with Bob Dorian. He also worked as a presenter on a Cincinnati oldies radio station, WSAI-AM.
Clooney ran as a Democrat in the 2004 election for a seat in the House of Representatives representing Kentucky's 4th Congressional district.
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