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Doomed to defeat
The Washington Times ^ | August 31, 2008 | Jeffrey Kuhner

Posted on 08/31/2008 1:52:13 AM PDT by Puzzleman

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Mr. Obama is doomed to defeat. His best efforts to camouflage his left-wing associations will not work. He can flip-flop on issue after issue in the vain hope he will deceive Americans. Yet he is clearly a liar and a phony, a false messiah. He will not lead the Democrats - or the country - to the Promised Land: He has no credibility.

Mr. McCain will win - and win big - in November.

(Excerpt) Read more at washtimes.com ...


TOPICS: Editorial; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: acorn; ayers; biden; mccain; mccainlist; mccainpalin; obama; wright
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This is the most powerful statement I've seen about the possibility that McCain will win the election.
1 posted on 08/31/2008 1:52:13 AM PDT by Puzzleman
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To: Puzzleman

bookmark


2 posted on 08/31/2008 1:53:37 AM PDT by chasio649 (no longer sick of it all ...)
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To: Puzzleman

Obama is not a uniter. He is a divider. A little something he learned from the DNC.


3 posted on 08/31/2008 1:56:16 AM PDT by FlingWingFlyer (DemocRATS are a visible reminder of what it was like before people became civilized.)
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To: Puzzleman

Mr. McCain will win - and win big - in November.

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MCCain won’t win big, but he’ll win. All the lies and cover ups from the MSM wont be able to save him this time.

he can keep the change’.


4 posted on 08/31/2008 2:00:29 AM PDT by reaganixonbush
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To: FlingWingFlyer
Obama is not a uniter. He is a divider. A little something he learned from the DNC.

Agreed. Even if he still wins the White House, it will be a pyrrhic victory.

75% of the U.S. population will either loathe him or ignore him. That said, if he tries to ram thru any of his pet Socialist/Fascist agendas, they may get passed thru an equally abhorred 9% Congress, but the people will defy him.

I'd be surprised if he lasted two years in office before either resigning or being impeached.

5 posted on 08/31/2008 2:03:56 AM PDT by kromike
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To: Puzzleman

The libs will attack on many fronts. This election isn’t over by a longshot.


6 posted on 08/31/2008 2:04:31 AM PDT by TheThinker (It is the natural tendency of government to gravitate towards tyranny.)
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To: Puzzleman

In passing Rush made a similar statement, although he was making another point at the time. Just a gut feeling...I think McCain will have a huge win.


7 posted on 08/31/2008 2:08:00 AM PDT by rrrod
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Just an observation, but Obama doesnt seem to have that many politicians speaking for him as Kerry did in 04. Pelosi and Reid most probably prefer him to lose, as they will retain their control and power without having to be accountable for it.


8 posted on 08/31/2008 2:17:53 AM PDT by igoramus08
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To: igoramus08

Good point.


9 posted on 08/31/2008 2:20:03 AM PDT by rrrod
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To: igoramus08

The silence regarding Palin from most of the Republican Senators is interesting too. The gang of 10, Graham, Chambliss, Dole and the rest of the spinelessones have just been sent to the sidelines.


10 posted on 08/31/2008 2:24:41 AM PDT by rrrod
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Pelosi and Reid most probably prefer him to lose, as they will retain their control and power without having to be accountable for it.

That goes in spades for the Hildebeest. If he loses, she'll be the logical 'Rat standard bearer in 2012. The only problem, of course, is she'll face either a still-vigorous McCain or an heir-apparent (or incumbent President!) Palin.

11 posted on 08/31/2008 2:25:59 AM PDT by cynwoody
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To: Puzzleman
She deserves more than the Vice Presidency.

I am writing her in for PRESIDENT this year.

McCain deserves nothing from me.

You go girl!! Sarah Palin! Yowza...

12 posted on 08/31/2008 2:26:46 AM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (Writing in "PALIN FOR PRESIDENT 2008!!!" You Go Girl. That RINO McCain gets nowhere near my vote)
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To: reaganixonbush

Actually, I do think McCain is going to win big.


13 posted on 08/31/2008 2:30:09 AM PDT by DB
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To: Puzzleman

I was not going to vote for McCain until he selected Palin. But she has invigorated me! It’s worth putting up with McCain a while to get her in position to run for POTUS.
I’m wailin for Palin my friends.....


14 posted on 08/31/2008 2:32:52 AM PDT by Bobalu (If you don't want people pointing out your flaws, maybe you should work on not having any)
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To: Puzzleman

I really hope that we get blessed in this election and be spared an Obama presidency. I hope that McCain has two terms for the reason that I want Hillary to be too old to ever run. The way Hillary has lived her life, she won’t do well in her old age. She is angry and I hope she stews and can’t ever run again.


15 posted on 08/31/2008 2:33:32 AM PDT by rodeo-mamma
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To: Puzzleman

I hope and pray.


16 posted on 08/31/2008 2:34:25 AM PDT by snarkytart
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To: AmericanInTokyo

Writing Palin in the most mind-bogglingly ridiculous thing I have heard. If you want her for President, let her serve 4 years as Vice President first! It heightens her chances, prepares her for the #1 job and for FREAKING goodness, it actually works unlike the write-in.


17 posted on 08/31/2008 2:41:03 AM PDT by SolidWood (McCain/Palin 2008)
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good. no, excellent. you dont like it. that emboldens me to push it even more as a concept for those who LOVE her and DESPISE him (hint, hint, there are plenty). just as i thought. this is test marketing you know. thanks for participating. i needed to know what supporters of RINOs, lib/moderates, thought.


18 posted on 08/31/2008 2:51:19 AM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (Writing in "PALIN FOR PRESIDENT 2008!!!" You Go Girl. That RINO McCain gets nowhere near my vote)
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To: Puzzleman

Bookmark


19 posted on 08/31/2008 2:56:51 AM PDT by aggie21
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To: SolidWood
By saying that you are intimating, actually clearly inferring, that she is inexperienced, which is EXACTLY what the Democrats are saying. If she is good enough to be VP, which means on a moments notice she is prepared to be President, then she is good enough to be PRESIDENT IN 2009!

What's the matter. Sarah Palin not good enough to be Prez for you??!

20 posted on 08/31/2008 2:58:23 AM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (Writing in "PALIN FOR PRESIDENT 2008!!!" You Go Girl. That RINO McCain gets nowhere near my vote)
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