Obama keeps talking about change. He is going to bring change, he says!
When people say stuff like that it makes me think. What change does Obama mean?
In his acceptance speech as the Democratic nomination to fight for the presidency of the U.S. he says:
"Ours -- ours is a promise that says govern...
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John Liebhardt
· 3:11 pm
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Hillary Clinton's speech at the Democratic National Convention being held in Colorado, Denver, may have hit a home run. For the most part, bloggers pointed out that the first woman to seriously contend for the President of the United States was wholehearted in her plea for party unity. In what could be the biggest question of Election 2008, will Clinton’s supporters heed her call and support Obama in November? Inquiring bloggers want to know.
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Barack Obama is distancing himself from Ludacris after the rapper recorded a profanity-laced Obama support track in slamming the senator’s adversaries.
His song “Politics As Usual” delivers devastating tongue-lashing to New York Senator Hillary Clinton, Republican nominee for President John...
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Chuck Baldwin, the Constitution Party nomination for U.S. president says McCain is not pro-life.
I also do not believe McCain will be much better as president than Obama.
Read Chuck's article called "JOHN McCAIN PRO LIFE? WHAT A JOKE" here.
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John Liebhardt
· 11:12 pm
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Before yesterday, here’s a list of things most of us knew about Michelle Obama. But on the first night of Democratic Convention, she spoke to a packed Pepsi Center and helped fill us in on her world and her thinking. One may ask: Why should we focus so much on a candidate’s wife? The answer to that question, in some minds, is easy.
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Following Barack Obama’s conciliatory “race” speech in March this year, mainstream critics fell over themselves to congratulate him. For some it meant turning the attention on themselves. Such was Roger Cohen, a columnist for the International Herald Tribune, who wrote a rambling piece (also p...
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John Liebhardt
· 3:45 pm
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It’s difficult to keep Bill Clinton out of the spotlight. Whether it was helping his wife, Hillary, campaign for the Democratic nomination for the Presidency of the United States or, most recently, his decision to get back to work on the Clinton Foundation, which works around the world to diminish greenhouse gasses, pushing low-cost drugs for those suffering from HIV/AIDS and battling childhood obesity. He most recently made news for a recent six-day trip to Africa took him to Ethiopia, Rwanda, Liberia and Senegal.
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It is so refreshing to see someone from Hollywood making a stand against the liberalism of the Democrats and Barack Obama. Hollywood usually sucks up to everything liberal and Democrat.
Jon Voight hits the nail on the head concerning Barack Obama in his op-ed in the Washington Times. He wrote:
"Se...
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David Freddoso is the author of 'The Case Against Barack Obama.'
Michelle Oddis interviewed Freddoso on his book and it is quite revealing. Here is an excerpt:
"Michelle Oddis: Dave, you're a reporter, not a columnist. You've worked very hard to dig into the Obama story. You've said that you starte...
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Apart from Obama's inexperience and definitely has a big head by thinking he is the big cheese. This may just cost him the presidency in America.
Read Pat Buchanan's Mr. Obama, Welcome to the NFL!
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