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Ex-Pat

Bubbah on the fence. He who sits on a fence always has something stuck up his ......

now integ...hush. I though you were going to talk about the turtle on the fence. don't be talking about places where the sun doesn't shine. as a nurse, those places are not funny. and that's a fact, jack. (borrowed from STRIPES)

Bubbah, I am not a genius. Close, but that doesn't count in horseshoes. And I lost some of that with the stroke and all the anesthesia. They are coming to take me away ha ha, to the funny farm where life is sweet...

Don't mind me, I'm just tired, did way too much today. And this is the very first post I see.

I had a very lively debate with my cousin this morning. She is my daughter's age and is pro O. BUT I AM DEMOCRAT. [As if that is a reason to vote for someone.] "Have you read the platform", I asked. "Well no", she answered. I told her she might want to fill that pretty little head with some facts from both platforms and not vote because the party is Democrat.

Integ,
Is that an admission of being a party shill??
I'm not on the fence, I still have a vote and I don't HAVE TO vote for either of those two. I don't LIKE McCain but I don't vote for people based on "liking them". I Like Obama, but, I don't vote for people based on how nice they come off as.
I vote based on facts on the ground, not their mouths, slogans, or phony speaches.
I look at who's pocket they are in, who has owned them, how they've voted, abstained, and been absent from votes., what their personal wealth is concentrated in, how they got it. Hard facts, not character assassination. That's too cheaply bought.

Sorry, that should be "YOUR specific viewpoints."

I know where Bubbah's coming from, he's trying to get people focused on the facts and issues, and not caught up in partisan rhetoric.

Sorry Bubbah, it's a losing battle because in order to do this you first have to have the knowledge of the difference between the two, and clearly this just isn't the case here.

Knowledge means you had to have a decent education, and the responses and posts speak for themselves (and lest you all think I'm being NYC arrogant, I'm not exempt either).

Joe and Jill SixPack are speaking, and they are saying they don't care about the facts because facts are boring. They're ugly and they reveal the cracks in the exterior of all the candidates.

No, Joe and Jill SixPack want to be entertained by this WWF show they call election campaigning, and the candidates are giving them the show they deserve.

To borrow a note from Palin -- *wink* *wink*

Ex-Pat

Bubbah
some people are politcally astute. I am surprised that ex pat has not studied the issues or platforms regarding this election. The issues have been addressed and Obama's solutions are more feasible that McCain's. You do not want to make the decision to vote for Obama because of reasons I will not discuss. You are on the fence and it has nothing to do with issues and polices but rather because you refuse to accept the man who is intellectually superior to McCain.

I have been saying for a long time to get both the platforms and consider them side by side to get the facts for oneself. The words are there on paper to read, think about, and see if there is value and substance.
After tonight's debate, pat's description of not answering questions goes to Barack. Even Tom Brokaw had a question to which he said would be a yes or no response. Barack came back with rhetoric posturing/speech-making/blame Bush for over 2 minutes. John said "maybe", then said "if I say yes, then...., if I say no, then....."
Again pat's description of Sarah is word for word of Barack; "only what their mind is conditioned to see and respond to." OH HE IS A BROTHER, I HAVE TO VOTE FOR HIM. That is what I was told by a man who holds a high civic office here. I looked at him and told him he was nuts. Barry is no more a brother than I am. He may have dark skin, but that is it. And what a reason to vote for a POTUS. Unbelievable.

Irish,
Among people of color we are all Brothers, whether half-Black, Latino, Asian, Native-American, etc. It's all one struggle.

Jim Crow didn't differentiate between African, African-American, Latino or Carribean, we shouldn't either, for people outside the culture it's a world you don't understand and will never know, but that's a whole other conversation.

Many people of color (both in the US and the world) are sick and tired of the endless parade of white men (and the people like yourself who support them) that feel entitled to the office of president, so you see a solid block of voters behind Obama in support of this.

Part of the problem we have with the world is that it's difficult to sell human rights when you haven't addressed the racism in your own house. Obama being this far in the race for president goes a long way to demonstrating that America walks the walk AND talks the talk.

He may not be the best candidate in history, but he's the best horse running in this race today. All you need is one man to break the trend and it opens the opportunity for all. Of the two candidates he has the best credentials by far.

Ex-Pat

Well here it goes.... www.infowars.com There you go!!!!!!!!! Read it and weep...cause you will...seeing and hearing the Truth...make sure you have alot of tissues and some time....cause it's all Truth and Documentations from the very ones that were there...... Lord have Mercy on us all......