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To: BloodOrFreedom

If Obama wins the general election our country will never be the same. It will prove that more people approve of Obama and his radical views and his church,friends,wife. I believe Obama could kill someone in front of thousands on tv and the same people would still vote for him.This country has shifted more towards anti-Christian for some time,this will be the icing on the cake. And the little guy in Iran is yelling that this country and Israel will be no more soon. Does that have anything to do with Obama? Who knows. But I wish we had a good conservative running but it seems the American people don’t want a conservative government,so we may very well have Obama for president.


19 posted on 06/03/2008 6:21:46 PM PDT by red irish (Gods Children in the womb are to be loved too!)
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To: red irish

It’s always been about the latest flavor with the democrats. They did the same thing in 1992 with Clinton.


20 posted on 06/03/2008 6:23:44 PM PDT by newnhdad
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To: red irish
I believe Obama could kill someone in front of thousands on tv and the same people would still vote for him

Of course they would. That is because he represents "change" and killing someone on live tv is certainly different and would be defferent than the norm. It would be a change

23 posted on 06/03/2008 6:36:35 PM PDT by BloodOrFreedom
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To: red irish
If Obama wins the general election our country will never be the same.

You are so right about that.

Coming soon!

AMERIKASTAN!

29 posted on 06/04/2008 8:03:40 AM PDT by oswegodeee (Dee) ( Born in the South and raised in a G_D centered home)
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