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Mac-7 wrote: <quoted text> I have nothing against conservation. But when Obama presented airing up our tires as a substitute for drilling offshore it was so dumb that I knew he must have stepped away from his teleprompter when he said it. "What white students were passed over?" Only one white student, though we will never know the person's name. http://www.reason.com/news/show/128461.html “Welch: Were you the exact same class? Root: Class of '83 political science, pre-law Columbia University. You don't get more exact than that. Never met him in my life, don't know anyone who ever met him. At the class reunion, our 20th reunion five years ago, 20th reunion, who was asked to be the speaker of the class? Me. No one ever heard of Barack! Who was he, and five years ago, nobody even knew who he was. Welch: Wait, you're bragging on your GPA? Root: No, no I'm not, because here's the moral to the story.... I had a B-plus, A-minus average at Columbia University, in four years. When I graduated, I took the LSATs and I did well. I didn't do great, I did well; B-plus, A-minus average. My counselor at Columbia said don't even bother applying to Harvard Law School, because you can get into any law school in the country with your record, except Columbia, Harvard, Stanford, Princeton [Editor's Note: Princeton doesn't have a law school]. Except for the very top, you can get in anywhere, but don't even try those, because your grades don't cut it. Well, everyone says how bright Barack is, but Barack won't release his transcripts from Columbia University. Cavanaugh: Hmmmm. Root: And I'd be willing to bet every dime I have in the world, a million dollars I'll put, I'll put a million dollars cash on the fact— Welch: This is on the record— Root:—that my GPA was better than Barack's— Welch: Oooooh. Root:...and he got in based on the color of his skin. Does anyone doubt that possibly Barack could have gotten into Harvard with a C average because he's black, where as I, white, couldn't get into the same school with a B-plus, A-minus average? And yet his wife says that America is a terrible nation unfair to minorities! I say, Au contraire!” http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_was_Barack_Oba... 's_GPA_in_college What was Barack Obama's GPA in college? In: Political Office Holders [Edit] “Per the Wall Street Journal September 11, 2008, "Obama's Lost Years," Obama graduated from Columbia University (to which he transferred after his first two years at Occidental College in California), with a degree in Political Science without honors, so had a GPA less than a 3.3, and perhaps far, far lower, perhaps even in the 2.0, C range. His roomate Sohale Siddiqi indicated Obama itially felt alienated, felt "very lost," and used drugs to get high, which could have led to very low grades initially. The roomate indicates that he then turned serious and "stopped getting high." Obama transferred to Columbia because "I was concerned with urban issues and I wanted to be around more black folks in big cities." Based on his less-than 3.3 GPA, it seems likely his admission to Harvard Law School was based not on his own merit, but rather on Affirmative Action. Obama through September 11, 2008 has continued to refuse to release his Columbia transcript with the exact course details and GPA.” The man cannot be trusted.
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Joined: May 22, 2007
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Aging Hippy wrote: <quoted text>You just tipped your hand when you showed you do not know what voting present is. Of course to the propagandists it sounds really bad but it is actually the opposite of what you took it to mean. Care to know what it is? Do you dare investigate it? Careful now, you might learn something. ;-) I think most people know what voting present is. It isn't any big secret. He has no backbone, won't release any of his college records, and can't be trusted to look out for America first.
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Plain Jane
Oakland, CA
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Derek wrote: <quoted text> Why does McCain give the same boring speech everyday. Why does the McCain campaign shield his VP choice from the media and public. Specifically; why not let her speak randomly to expose her knowledge of the country, economy and world events. Why won't Palin cooperate with investigators to clear her good name prior to the election. Why does McCain want to ignore our Latin American enemy SPAIN. Which one is it; is McCain gonna deregulate everything as he's been saying for the past few months or his he going to establish regulations as he stated yesterday. Lets ask McCain what ever happened to his good buddy Charles Keating. Is Keating going to help steady our economy. The memory chip they installed in his brain is old school and would only hold one speech. His health is too frail for the surgery to replace it.
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Joined: Apr 19, 2007
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Raleigh, NC
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Aging Hippy wrote: <quoted text>What in the world does Roe V Wade have to do with equal pay? I can see plainly here you are trying to make some kind of a connection where there isn't one. LOL It is not a fair comparison unless you can show that the lower paid women in Obama's office AREN'T doing lower skilled work making a pay scale about the work, not the gender doing the work. Forget about that part, did you? So did your buddy with the article and he is getting blasted now for it being spin. Read much? The McCain campaign silenced Carly Fiorina from further comments for her statement that neither he nor Palin had the skills to run a large corporation. LOL And the facts say McCain has trouble telling the truth about his support of equal pay: http://voices.washingtonpost.com/fact-checker... Once again you seem to struggle with reading comprehension. Read and try to comprehend what Fiorini said. There were obviously 2 (TWO) topics being discussed on the program. 1- Abortion & 2- Equal Pay. Fiorini was asked if either one of these party candidates could run HP and she answered correctly. No they couldn't. Obama nor McCain nor Palin nor Biden are capable or on anyone's short list to run a major corporation. Are you able to understand the major disparities in skill sets between what's required for a high technology business like HP vs government? None of them even have an MBA or Technology degree! You're really exposing yourself here hippie... Here's Fiorini's formal Education: -She attended Charles E. Jordan High School in Durham, North Carolina. -Fiorina received a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy and medieval history from Stanford University in 1976. -She attended the UCLA School of Law but dropped out after one semester. -Fiorina received a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in marketing from the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland, College Park in 1980. -She received a Master of Science in management from the MIT Sloan School of Management under the Sloan Fellows program in 1989. This is typical education of major corporation CEO's. None of the Presidential candidates have that base or her experience at ATT & Lucent. Do you understand now?
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Joined: Apr 19, 2007
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Raleigh, NC
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mlc9852 wrote: <quoted text> The dems are all talk. They didn't want a woman on the ticket and made sure it didn't happen. Hillary will make them pay, mark my words. Duly noted. Agree. Just another major blunder by Obama the fraud. The guy is simply not ready to lead.
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Plain Jane
Oakland, CA
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The laughing liberal wrote: <quoted text> No doubt being President is a nice feather in one's college experience cap BUT when you lie about him being an Editor, the gig is up. That's going too far. Just like his & your lie about being a 'Law Professor' when the school was forced to make a retraction explaining that he was really just a "Part Time" teacher that never earned Professor status/title. The Presidents role at the HLR is one of a PUBLISHER and rund raiser (he gets to appoint a treasurer). That means making paragraphs flow together and fixing Editor's 'dangling participles' but I only see one anonymous effort by Obama to author any legal opinions for which an Real 'Editor' is tasked. Please find something Obama had Editorial Control over instead of just simple publishing duty and scheduling guest speakers. LOL! Can't wait for the abortion chronicle so I can expose once again that an opinion was 'Above His Pay Grade' at Saddle Back but nowhere else... Editors don't author, they edit. But I wouldn't expect someone who repeatedly spams the same crap over and over with blatant misrepresentations of what credible sources say about them after being informed several times that they were lying is someone whose opinion can be trusted.:P RIGHT!
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Joined: May 22, 2007
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Asheville, NC
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Derek wrote: <quoted text> Why does McCain give the same boring speech everyday. Why does the McCain campaign shield his VP choice from the media and public. Specifically; why not let her speak randomly to expose her knowledge of the country, economy and world events. Why won't Palin cooperate with investigators to clear her good name prior to the election. Why does McCain want to ignore our Latin American enemy SPAIN. Which one is it; is McCain gonna deregulate everything as he's been saying for the past few months or his he going to establish regulations as he stated yesterday. Lets ask McCain what ever happened to his good buddy Charles Keating. Is Keating going to help steady our economy. Sarah has been interviewed by Charlie Gibson and Sean Hannity. She is also very busy making people want to vote for her (and McCain). Watch her debate Biden. That should be fun. As for Keating, please - look at Obama's financial connections to Fannie Mae and others, not to mention Resko. LOL Keep grasping at those straws.
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Plain Jane
Oakland, CA
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Since McCain's entire career has been based on his military record, can you provide us a link to where we can read ANYTHING about them other than his own claims? What is he hiding?
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Stuart
Panama City, FL
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McCain Palin both UNFIT wrote: “I think it’s a stretch to, in any way, to say that she’s got the experience to be president of the United States,” Hagel said. In a recent interview with ABC News, Palin explained her national security credentials by claiming,“You can actually see Russia from land here in Alaska.” Hagel said that such answers are “insulting to the American people”: “I think they ought to be just honest about it and stop the nonsense about,‘I look out my window and I see Russia and so therefore I know something about Russia,’” he said.“That kind of thing is insulting to the American people.” Hagel, who is retiring from the Senate, concluded that Palin “doesn’t have any foreign policy credentials.”“You get a passport for the first time in your life last year?” he asked.“I mean, I don’t know what you can say. You can’t say anything.” http://thinkprogress.org/2008/09/18/hagel-on-... This is funny. upChuck Hagel was the chaperone of Barry on his world tour....Same old sh*t. Lieberman says the same thing about Barry Hussein....tit for tat. This is a non story.
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Joined: Apr 19, 2007
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Raleigh, NC
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x0x0x wrote: <quoted text> PALIN LESS THAN 3 WEEKS ON THE NATIONAL SCENE: Bridge gate Trooper gate Lobby gate Earmark gate $20 million Crab gate Illegitimate child gate Secede from the US gate Bill state for nites spent at home gate Private jet gate (never sold on ebay) Library gate Hockey arena gate Bush Doctrine gate Good thing shes PURTY. Purty scary. McCain/Palin Same/Lame Bwahahaha! All BS when you actually read the stories. Why didn't you stick up for hippie lying about Obama being an Editor at the HLR instead of just the publisher guy raising money & fixing dangling participles?
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Joined: Apr 19, 2007
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Raleigh, NC
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Paul Revere wrote: Obama, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Campaign contributions, Mortgage crisis, Lobbyists, Truth about Obama, More Obama lies September 16, 2008 · Barack Obama has claimed to be the candidate of change who steers clear of lobbyists. Once again Obama is lying. One lobbyist Obama has ties to is Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden. Now we learn that Obama was the third highest recipient of campaign contributions from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac that have just been bailed out by the government. Here are the top recipients of campaign contributions from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, 1989-2008: Name Office Party/State Total 1. Dodd, Christopher J S D-CT $133,900 2. Kerry, John S D-MA $111,000 3. Obama, Barack S D-IL $105,849 4. Clinton, Hillary S D-NY $75,550 5. Kanjorski, Paul E H D-PA $65,500 6. Bennett, Robert F S R-UT $61,499 7. Johnson, Tim S D-SD $61,000 8. Conrad, Kent S D-ND $58,991 9. Davis, Tom H R-VA $55,499 10. Bond, Christopher S ‘Kit’ S R-MO $55,400 11. Bachus, Spencer H R-AL $55,300 12. Shelby, Richard C S R-AL $55,000 13. Emanuel, Rahm H D-IL $51,750 14. Reed, Jack S D-RI $50,750 15. Carper, Tom S D-DE $44,389 16. Frank, Barney H D-MA $40,100 17. Maloney, Carolyn B H D-NY $38,750 18. Bean, Melissa H D-IL $37,249 19. Blunt, Roy H R-MO $36,500 20. Pryce, Deborah H R-OH $34,750 21. Miller, Gary H R-CA $33,000 22. Pelosi, Nancy H D-CA $32,750 23. Reynolds, Tom H R-NY $32,700 24. Hoyer, Steny H H D-MD $30,500 25. Hooley, Darlene H D-OR $28,750 “Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, two embattled mortgage buyers that for years have pursued a lobbying strategy to get lawmakers on their side. Both companies have poured money into lobbying and campaign contributions to federal candidates, parties and committees as a general tactic, but they’ve also directed those contributions strategically.” Read more here: http://www.opensecrets.org/news/2008/07/top-s... We have to fix this campaign finance mess and influence peddling business. Too many tentacles pulling on our elected.
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Plain Jane
Oakland, CA
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mlc9852 wrote: <quoted text> The man cannot be trusted. Yes a nobody who happened to go to school at Columbia the same time Obama did, but didn't know him at all but all these years later is still whining about Obama getting into Harvard only because he was black but where he graduated with distinction is who I would look to for information about Obama. If I was an illiterate dishonest minimum wage spammer getting desperate for anything to post that I haven't already posted a gadzillion times until people just label everything I post as spam without reading it.
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realist
Greensboro, NC
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Aging Hippy wrote: <quoted text>I am not playing gotcha. LOL You are rejecting one thing and failing to offer a replacement. And then want me to take it as all good based on your OPINION, the very basis you rejected the first thing on. That is some serious circular logic you got going there. And now I am suddenly a parrot? Ummm, I think the parrot here is who we all just saw admit to it: Mic9852. "You aren't taking my word for it because those aren't my words. You can think what you want. I just post what I see as relevant information/opinion." Like athy, Laughing Liberal, Florida, Ichow, JohninLA who provide an endless stream of repeated, off topic, unoriginal, cutandpaste crapola, all their stuff ends up not worth the reading, let alone the responding to, since they are just propoganda bots. LOL When you see me spamming the thread like that crowd, then you might make calling me a parrot make sense. Gotcha man what is the "thing" that I have stated as fact that has got you in such a titter ? You are making a big deal out of it so put up or shut up. You are the parrot that never answers a question, such as your use of "safe sources". I question everything and I do not have safe sources. What do you mean by safe sources ? Come on. PUT UP OR SHUT UP.
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Joined: Apr 19, 2007
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Raleigh, NC
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Plain Jane wrote: <quoted text> Editors don't author, they edit. But I wouldn't expect someone who repeatedly spams the same crap over and over with blatant misrepresentations of what credible sources say about them after being informed several times that they were lying is someone whose opinion can be trusted.:P RIGHT! Editors write opinions which is authoring a story. Are you really this stupid? Do you even have a clue what the Editor in Chief does or the Editorial Board that elects the President of HLR?
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Plain Jane
Oakland, CA
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The laughing liberal wrote: <quoted text> Bwahahaha! All BS when you actually read the stories. Why didn't you stick up for hippie lying about Obama being an Editor at the HLR instead of just the publisher guy raising money & fixing dangling participles? You are SO clueless. You think being an editor at the Harvard Law Review is somehow superior to being chosen from 80 candidates as president? Unfortunately for you, "As editor for two semesters, Obama spent 50 to 60 hours a week holed up in a second-floor office of Gannett House, a 19th century building overlooking Cambridge Common. He reviewed hundreds of articles, on topics ranging from corporate law to racial bias in auto pricing, and presided over long, heated debates in the cluttered first-floor lounge." http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/200... He must have done a hell of a job as editor being chosen by the editors in his senior year to be president, dontcha think?
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“Uncertainty = rationality.”
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Paul Revere wrote: Obama, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Campaign contributions, Mortgage crisis, Lobbyists, Truth about Obama, More Obama lies September 16, 2008 · Barack Obama has claimed to be the candidate of change who steers clear of lobbyists. Once again Obama is lying. One lobbyist Obama has ties to is Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden. Now we learn that Obama was the third highest recipient of campaign contributions from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac that have just been bailed out by the government. Here are the top recipients of campaign contributions from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, 1989-2008: Name Office Party/State Total 1. Dodd, Christopher J S D-CT $133,900 2. Kerry, John S D-MA $111,000 3. Obama, Barack S D-IL $105,849 4. Clinton, Hillary S D-NY $75,550 5. Kanjorski, Paul E H D-PA $65,500 6. Bennett, Robert F S R-UT $61,499 7. Johnson, Tim S D-SD $61,000 8. Conrad, Kent S D-ND $58,991 9. Davis, Tom H R-VA $55,499 10. Bond, Christopher S ‘Kit’ S R-MO $55,400 11. Bachus, Spencer H R-AL $55,300 12. Shelby, Richard C S R-AL $55,000 13. Emanuel, Rahm H D-IL $51,750 14. Reed, Jack S D-RI $50,750 15. Carper, Tom S D-DE $44,389 16. Frank, Barney H D-MA $40,100 17. Maloney, Carolyn B H D-NY $38,750 18. Bean, Melissa H D-IL $37,249 19. Blunt, Roy H R-MO $36,500 20. Pryce, Deborah H R-OH $34,750 21. Miller, Gary H R-CA $33,000 22. Pelosi, Nancy H D-CA $32,750 23. Reynolds, Tom H R-NY $32,700 24. Hoyer, Steny H H D-MD $30,500 25. Hooley, Darlene H D-OR $28,750 “Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, two embattled mortgage buyers that for years have pursued a lobbying strategy to get lawmakers on their side. Both companies have poured money into lobbying and campaign contributions to federal candidates, parties and committees as a general tactic, but they’ve also directed those contributions strategically.” Read more here: http://www.opensecrets.org/news/2008/07/top-s... "The total listed for Obama is $126,349 — a tiny fraction of the approximately $390 million his campaign has raised, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. The list shows McCain has received a total of $21,550 from Fannie and Freddie employees. The list includes donations of at least $200 from those who receive paychecks from Fannie and Freddie. It also includes donations from political action committees — pooled contributions from employees. Obama decided early in his presidential run not to accept PAC contributions, but the Center for Responsive Politics' list includes all contributions for members of Congress dating back to 1989 — including Obama and McCain's Senate campaigns. The New York Times has published a separate list looking at contributions from "directors, officers, and lobbyists for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac" for the 2008 campaign cycle. That list — using figures from the Federal Election Commission — shows McCain receiving $169,000, while Obama received only $16,000. VERDICT Partially true, but misleading. Donations don't come from companies. A list of employee contributions puts Obama second, but a different list including lobbyists and directors shows McCain getting more." - http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/09/...
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Now just IMAGINE the mental capacity and stamina of a young man who can work 50 to 60 hours a week for the law review and still achieve outstanding academic success at one of the top and most competitive law schools in the world and graduate magna cum laude. McCain graduated from Annapolis 5th from the bottom of his class with the distincton of the nickname, McNasty. Funny how it still fits him.
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"Some students got their first glimpse of Obama, the orator, in the spring of 1991, when the Black Law Students Association broke with tradition and asked him, rather than a renowned judge or professor, to deliver the keynote address at the association's annual conference. Standing before hundreds , Obama gave what classmates recall as a stirring call to action. "It was a clarion call," recalled Randall L. Kennedy, a law school professor who attended the conference. "We've gotten this education, we've gotten this great halo, this great career-enhancing benefit. Let's not just feather our nests. Let's go forward and address the many ills that confront our society." He IS nothing less than inspiring.
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Plain Jane
Oakland, CA
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Cvvl wrote: <quoted text> "The total listed for Obama is $126,349 — a tiny fraction of the approximately $390 million his campaign has raised, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. The list shows McCain has received a total of $21,550 from Fannie and Freddie employees. The list includes donations of at least $200 from those who receive paychecks from Fannie and Freddie. It also includes donations from political action committees — pooled contributions from employees. Obama decided early in his presidential run not to accept PAC contributions, but the Center for Responsive Politics' list includes all contributions for members of Congress dating back to 1989 — including Obama and McCain's Senate campaigns. The New York Times has published a separate list looking at contributions from "directors, officers, and lobbyists for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac" for the 2008 campaign cycle. That list — using figures from the Federal Election Commission — shows McCain receiving $169,000, while Obama received only $16,000. VERDICT Partially true, but misleading. Donations don't come from companies. A list of employee contributions puts Obama second, but a different list including lobbyists and directors shows McCain getting more." - http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/09/... Of course posting facts which prove LL, like all the spammer bots, is a lying pile of pig sh-t won't stopping it from continuing to post it's lies. It's a McPalin supporter, what else would you expect?
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Joined: Jul 14, 2008
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Jacksonville, FL
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parlo wrote: Give 'em hell Chuck!!! Actually, Go to Hell, Chuck!
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