[2ndDivisionVet]

There are NO Whole Foods stores at all in the state of Iowa. What a phony!

[StarCMC]

("Anybody gone into Whole Foods lately and see what they charge for arugula? I mean, they're charging a lot of money for this stuff.") Goodness, is there a single Whole Foods anywhere between Dubuque and Sioux City?

And who eats arugula anyway besides yuppie snobs? :-D

[BigSkyFreeper]

I don’t know what’s more maddening: Being stuck with McCain or watching the Conservative media gush and faint and build Obama up.

[Wiseghy]

There is something very telling about simple communications skills.

Bush has been so bad, the nation was starved for a strong communicator, who was not in disingenuous liar like Clinton.

Now that BHO appears to be full of it, the air appears to be going out of his campaign.

[mojo114]

Thanks for posting this article excellent article by Paul Greenberg. It does explain how phony Barack Hussein Obama is.
Every time I type his name it is underlined as a misspelling. lol (Oh except the Hussein part)

[Christian4Bush]

mark

[Veto!]

Barak Hussein is an expert at NLP, Neuro Linguistic Programming, a method of twisting language to counter every objection in the most persuasive way. Anyone can learn the technique. Super salesmen, motivational speakers, and their ilk are experts. You can be too. Start by reading the first paragraphs of the above article describing B Hussein’s technique for handling questions. You essentially do the same thing when handling objections. There are books on the subject.

Several websites. Just Google Neuro linguistic Programming. Wikipedia has an article. Another site is http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/108673/neurolinguistic_programming_.html,

” NLP emphasizes process over content, or form over substance....”

Amazon.com sells many books on the topic, the original being “Reframing: Neuro Linguistic Programming and the Transformation of Meaning by Bandler and Grinder: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/108673/neurolinguistic_programming_.html

Essentially, NLP is the art of the Major Mind Bleep

[Ditter]

Not being from the Chicago area I had never heard of OB until he announced for the presidency. Wonder why someone with so little experience thought he was ready for this position?

[Liberty Valance]

"He doesn't so much entertain a question as improve it."

barf.

[dead]

By the time he was finished, he'd actually turned a political embarrassment to his advantage in what soon became known as The Speech, an instant classic of American rhetoric.

It was trite platitudes and disingenous grandma-bashing, but maybe you impress easily.