And no, it isn't maudlin...

wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
wrote:
I really wanted to believe in the promise of Obama, ...
Why are you insulting us ? Do you really think anyone
here is stupid enough to believe that nonsense ?

Sheesh.

Hmmm...I asked every Obama supporter I know, and I know a fair amount,
to give me a pitch, and to a person, including those here on ROFF, I got
nothing but parroting of Obama's claims. ...

Bull****. You were given plenty, you just refused to listen
to any of it. This silly, non-partisan nonsense you peddle
here is just a stale old comedy routine. I'm not laughing.

And to top it off, the guy who claims to able to put the financial
system back on track just spent !!__600 mil__!! of OPM to attempt to win
a job that, had he been anything remotely close to "the real deal," he
should have been able to have for the asking.

Yeah right, a black guy asks politely, "Can I be your next president ?"
and the whole country rises up and acclaims it so. Done deal. How'd
that work out down there in Mississippi ? LOL !! As for the 600 mil,
that's less than Americans spend in a year on potato chips. And the
average Obama donation per person who donated was $87. Small change
indeed to run the rat****ers off.

Plus, given his positive
media coverage, even a "sorta-kinda deal" should have had this thing
completely sewn up 15 minutes after the GOP convention.

Hope and change, my ass,

Tee hee. You sound positively perturbed. ;-)

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Ken Fortenberry