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  • Obama is NOT running for POTUS ! (He IS running for WORLD DICTATOR)

    09/25/2008 11:19:41 AM PDT · by davidosborne · 41 replies · 384+ views
    David C. Osborne ^ | 24 Sept 2008 | David Osborne
    If you have not heard Obama's speeches lately they are getting more scarey all the time! Obama is not interested in NATIONAL Health care, he is pushing for GLOBAL Health care at U.S. Taxpayer expense. He is not interested in NATIONAL Education, he wants GLOBAL education, at U.S. Taxpayer expense... etc..etc What is most disgusting about this, is the fact that the MAJORITY of his supporters do not pay a single DIME in taxes! Nor do they give a single DIME to charity either.
  • DNC MINTING OBAMA PRESIDENTIAL COINS! BARACK, YOU'RE NOT PRESIDENT YET!

    09/25/2008 10:15:53 AM PDT · by sportsone234 · 21 replies · 681+ views
    Now, boys 'n girls we have the Obama presidential coin. We haven't had our first presidential debate, he's not elected, and we have (ta da) the Obama presidential coins . . . and in three finishes, gold, silver, and platinum! According to Weasel Zippers Democratic Party Contracts Company to Produce Gold, Silver and Platinum Obama Presidential Coins....
  • Democrats Approve Obama's Deification: "President Obama" Commemorative Coins

    09/23/2008 11:17:28 AM PDT · by Winged Hussar · 17 replies · 564+ views
    Grizzly Groundswell ^ | 9/23/08 | Winged Hussar 1683
    Obama's image, like that of Roman emperors and European monarchs, to appear on commemorative coins It is illegal for the U.S. Mint to produce a coin that bears the image of a living person, and the U.S. Postal Service never puts a living person's picture on its stamps. This taboo probably dates back to the War of Independence, when the Founding Fathers decided that the United States would never exalt an individual, no matter how prominent, in the manner of Roman emperors and European monarchs. This law does not apply, of course, to private mints that produce commemorative (non-legal-tender) coins,...