Vote 2008: Time to 'move forward'

By the sounds of mccains concession speech his backers are very bitter and still have hate in their hearts. the right has been in control for the last 8 years and look where ourt country is.

VIVA OBAMA

Fired tried Gold……
I will take action against you. I will purity you the way metal is refined, and will remove all your impurity.[Isaiah 1:25]

In the past few months I’ve never seen records being broken right and left! Barack Obama came through like a missile and fearlessly zeroed in!
Record breaking crowds all over the country and not just in America but in Europe indicated something good was about to happen. His acceptance nomination to the Presidency in Colorado, you think it was a rock concert and now his victory speech in Chicago, what an awesome sight to behold. I’ve never seen anything like it in my life! It was fever pitch from the start!
During all the debates his calmness was unshattered, his responses were humble and direct which one could see jolted the opposition.
He already looked presidential no matter where he went! When he spoke he spoke with faith, drive and authority, what a feat! History has been made in so many ways; it’s going to take volumes to complete the history books!
A nation that was nearly brought down by a shameless dictator, now there is hope, a light at the end of the tunnel!
Now, we need to support him and sincerely pray that the power most high will protect him and his family on this perilous journey; in a most difficult time at home and abroad! It will be the ‘Faith’ of a nation in unison that will restore our country and the world’s trust once again!

And don't ferget to polish his halo!!!

Move forward is right. In the last two days I've heard people say that president elect Obama will be assassinated and another person saying that he could not believe that a Muslim and a terrorist has been elected president. Are these people for real? This is what happens when the RNC plays lies after lies on their commercials. Now I have to read Bill in Unsani Flush spew out the same kind of hate and lies.

Just what do you KNOW about Obama?

Ayers?
Wright?
Rezko?
Acorn?
Shall I continue?

Bill in Un Sani Flush wrote:

Ayers?
Wright?
Rezko?
Acorn?
Shall I continue?

No, its over - the mud didn't stick. You sound real foolish now.

George Apodaca wrote:

By the sounds of mccains concession speech his backers are very bitter and still have hate in their hearts. the right has been in control for the last 8 years and look where ourt country is.
VIVA OBAMA

you didn't hate in your heart for the past eight years?

thats funny wrote:

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you didn't hate in your heart for the past eight years?

By the end of his Presidency, 80% of all Americans were disgusted with George W. Bush. It didn't start out that way. He earned every bit of the contempt he now has.

Steve van Dresser wrote:

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By the end of his Presidency, 80% of all Americans were disgusted with George W. Bush. It didn't start out that way. He earned every bit of the contempt he now has.

Your hatred of Bush and his Presidency started when algore couldn't win his home state.

thats funny wrote:

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Your hatred of Bush and his Presidency started when algore couldn't win his home state.

While it is true that I thought George W. Bush was an idiot before he got elected, it took the rest of the country an additional six years to reach the same conclusion. I can only guess that you are one of the very, very few who think the country has been on the right track for the last eight years. Only 3% of the populace thought things were going very well for America before the election. I didn't sway their opinion that way. George Bush did.

That`s $ 700 Billion bail out. By now it a quarter Quadrillion.
Get ready for hyper inflation. 10 buck loaf of bread.
By March you`ll be stunned, and amazed.
Don`t kill the messenger.

I hope you all like Kool-Aid cause it is getting served up to all you who think you will get free health care.

Business owner Cecil Hueffmeier said he's looking for the new president to help homeowners refinance their mortgages, give some tax breaks to businesses and recover the $700 million dollars in bailout money approved by Congress.

Was that just a typo, or ignorance?
Certainly not stupidity.

Steve van Dresser wrote:

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While it is true that I thought George W. Bush was an idiot before he got elected, it took the rest of the country an additional six years to reach the same conclusion. I can only guess that you are one of the very, very few who think the country has been on the right track for the last eight years. Only 3% of the populace thought things were going very well for America before the election. I didn't sway their opinion that way. George Bush did.

I have known that Bush is an idiot for as long as you have.

While he is a fool, you have to wonder about Congress, approving the spending for the war, knowing that the money had to be borrowed.

Steve van Dresser wrote:

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By the end of his Presidency, 80% of all Americans were disgusted with George W. Bush. It didn't start out that way. He earned every bit of the contempt he now has.

Even more people were disgusted with the Democrat controlled congress.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/107242/congress-ap...
Hopefully Obama doesn't operate the country like his divisive, undermining, democratic counter parts. They cant vote for a war and blame someone else when it goes wrong. Of course the here no evil speak no evil dems keep chanting "bush lied" "bush lied" bush lied" as though if they keep saying it, it will become fact. You'd think with all the democratic lawyers in congress they would have nailed bush for these UNPROVEN LIES and impeached him. Then they cut funds to undermine the war effort in hopes of gaining political ground when things got bad in Iraq. Funny how all the libral 911 conspiracy theorist always failed to mention Sandy Burger when he walked out of the national archives with top secret documents stuffed down his pants http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles... ! Ahh yes I can smell the winds of change and they seem to smell like the same old Cr@p! Same scumbags, different jerseys. Don't get your hopes to high. And don't let your democratic rose colored glasses blind you.

"Only 1 percent of all Americans are considered millionaires" and "Overall, nearly two of every three senators are millionaires." http://www.mcclatchydc.com/226/story/54838.ht...

Keep this in mind when you're candidate starts spewing trash about "Tax breaks for the rich" Obama would have sounded a lot less believable if he said "No more tax breaks for myself" This guy is good at using classism as catalyst for his election. The most hilarious part is HE IS RICH!!!!

I dont angree with Obama's tax policies. For example my brother is a hard working doctor, went to school for 8+ years and has made a very good living for himself making over $250,000. So why should his hard earned money be taken away and handed to someone who most likely has been too lazy to attempt to make a living for themself. Anyone Obama supporter up for answering that?

GodHelpUs wrote:

I dont angree with Obama's tax policies. For example my brother is a hard working doctor, went to school for 8+ years and has made a very good living for himself making over $250,000. So why should his hard earned money be taken away and handed to someone who most likely has been too lazy to attempt to make a living for themself. Anyone Obama supporter up for answering that?

Seven years ago, George W. Bush gave people making more than $250,000 a tax break for no reason at all except to make his rich friends richer. Why shouldn't that ill considered tax break be revoked? All that Obama's tax proposal would do is to restore the tax rate they had eight years ago. The rich didn't deserve a break then and they don't deserve that break now. Why should the middle class have to bear the cost of that tax break for the ultra rich? Or, as Warren Buffett put it, why should he pay taxes at a lower rate than his secretary?

Steve van Dresser wrote:

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Seven years ago, George W. Bush gave people making more than $250,000 a tax break for no reason at all except to make his rich friends richer. Why shouldn't that ill considered tax break be revoked? All that Obama's tax proposal would do is to restore the tax rate they had eight years ago. The rich didn't deserve a break then and they don't deserve that break now. Why should the middle class have to bear the cost of that tax break for the ultra rich? Or, as Warren Buffett put it, why should he pay taxes at a lower rate than his secretary?

If you hadn't noticed i didnt say their taxes should be lowered, i just believe its unfair to have them higher then everyone else. They work just as hard for their money too.