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To: Joe 6-pack

Compare Barack Obama’s treatment of his Auntie, who he says he loves and will always support in one of his two (2!) autobiographies, with the story about John McCain quietly visiting, time after time, with his old political rival, Mo Udall, as he lay dying in a Virginia veterans hospital.

McCain is a man of honor who has compassion and cares for his fellow man. Obama is a user, who pretends to care when it is advantageous, and throws people under the bus when it is not.

I thought I would go the rest of my life without seeing a man as self-absorbed and narcissistic as Bill Clintonm, but Barack Obama takes it to a whole new level. He makes Bill Clinton look like Mother Theresa.


74 posted on 10/31/2008 9:18:25 PM PDT by gridlock (18 Million Democrats voted for Hillary in the primaries. Are they all racists?)
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To: gridlock
"Compare Barack Obama’s treatment of his Auntie...with the story about John McCain quietly visiting...Mo Udall..."

I think it became readily obvious after BHO's European Vacation and non-visit to the wounded US service people in lieu of brandenburg basketball, that the suffering of others was viewed by Obama exclusively in the context of leveraging political advantage. You may be suffering as the result of great sacrifices to others, but if you can't do anything for Obama, you can go to hell. On the flip side, you can be suffering as the result of your own damn stupidity, but if it plays in the media, BHO will be there for ya, man! (at least 'til the cameras start packing up).

He's lower than amphibian shit, and he sits perched on top of the media that props him up.

122 posted on 10/31/2008 9:35:13 PM PDT by Joe 6-pack (Que me amat, amet et canem meum)
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