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To: Non-Sequitur

Interesting show. Making a good circumstancial case. Asking good questions. MSM won’t touch because of Corporate owners. Congress won’t touch out of fear of Constitutional Crisis.


111 posted on 02/05/2010 11:14:02 AM PST by screaminsunshine
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To: screaminsunshine

In other words the same old, same old.


112 posted on 02/05/2010 11:38:21 AM PST by Non-Sequitur
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To: screaminsunshine; Non-Sequitur
Interesting show. Making a good circumstancial case. Asking good questions. MSM won’t touch because of Corporate owners. Congress won’t touch out of fear of Constitutional Crisis.
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It really is **not** the “same old same old”.

Why? It isn't because we have the Internet.

It is **AMAZING** to met that nearly 60% of Republicans either do not believe that Obama was born in the U.S. or have serious questions about his eligibility.

Despite the Marxist media and conservative media blackout nearly **60%** of Republicans not only know about the issue but have an opinion about it. One poll I read ( from July) stated that 30% of the general population does not believe that Obama was born in the U.S. ( That would be higher if those who question his eligibility were added.)

These are critical mass numbers that the Dems can't ignore.

Americans know about the issue because they have read it on the Internet and by word of mouth. Politicians ( Repubs and Dems alike) can not go anywhere near their constituents without being peppered by questions about Obama’s eligibility.

128 posted on 02/05/2010 3:56:25 PM PST by wintertime (Good ideas win! Why? Because people are not stupid!)
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