Barak Hussein Obama? or Barak Hussein Osama?

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On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 11:39:29 -0600, Conan The Librarian
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I'd say someone who held the position of House Majority leader is a
big name.

...hell, I'd bet big that if you asked 1000 US citizens "who is/was Tom
DeLay," 90% of the answers would be split about equally among something
like "Whuden he that guy Paris Hilton was bangin' in that video?" and

Ah, so because some hypothetical Joe Sixpack doesn't know who DeLay
is, he magically is no longer a major player in American politics?

Using that kind of logic, the fact that your average Joe on the
street can't find Japan on the map means Japan is not an economic force.


Chuck Vance (that's lame, even for you, Richard)

On 13 Dec 2006 18:33:37 GMT, Scott Seidman
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If he joins up with McCain, they could both ignore whoever the opponents
wind up being.


McCain is a has-been before he even starts. He was bitch-slapped by the
Bush campaign during his run for candidacy, and did nothing about it.
Schoolyard rules say this takes him out of contention, and probably should.

You take a guy who the world knows won't stand up for what's right, and
he'll just be jacked up all over the world, kind of like the Sauds are
jacking up GW today by threatening to support the Sunnis in Iraq.

Unless all Sunni, Shi'a, and Saudis suddenly show up at a LA nightclub
with Lindsay Lohan and without panties, and flash some shaved snapper
while climbing out of a Bentley, the average American voter won't know
or care about what they do...

"Conan The Librarian" wrote in message
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Using that kind of logic, the fact that your average Joe on the street
can't find Japan on the map means Japan is not an economic force.


Chuck Vance (that's lame, even for you, Richard)

No, in Rah's case, Japan simply ceases to exist. It's really quite simple,
and that's best for Rah's level of reasoning.

Op

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Unless all Sunni, Shi'a, and Saudis suddenly show up at a LA nightclub
with Lindsay Lohan and without panties, and flash some shaved snapper
while climbing out of a Bentley, the average American voter won't know
or care about what they do...

Funny how they noticed that the Congress was in need of a house and senate
cleaning?

Oh well, we can just sit back and watch the Republicans take advantage of
their reduced numbers. I'm sure it was all part of a grand intelligent
design.

Op

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the average American voter won't know
or care about what they do...


This is why its critical that someone more aware than the average American
voter drives our foreign policy. Obviously, though, it doesn't always work
out that way.

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On 13 Dec 2006 18:33:37 GMT, Scott Seidman
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If he joins up with McCain, they could both ignore whoever the opponents
wind up being.


McCain is a has-been before he even starts. He was bitch-slapped by the
Bush campaign during his run for candidacy, and did nothing about it.
Schoolyard rules say this takes him out of contention, and probably
should.

You take a guy who the world knows won't stand up for what's right, and
he'll just be jacked up all over the world, kind of like the Sauds are
jacking up GW today by threatening to support the Sunnis in Iraq.

Unless all Sunni, Shi'a, and Saudis suddenly show up at a LA nightclub
with Lindsay Lohan and without panties, and flash some shaved snapper
while climbing out of a Bentley, the average American voter won't know
or care about what they do...

You ever notice how you get ever more pathetic as you get slapped around in
each and every thread you participate in? You know why that is.

Wolfgang
and, yes, the rest of us do too.

On 13 Dec 2006 18:36:19 GMT, Scott Seidman
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And anyone wanna bet that Hillary (or her campaign) will bring up his
skin color at least once?


Yeah, just watch Hillary make a play for the blind, the only constituency
in the country who might not already know that Barak Obama is a black man.

Er, no. It'll likely be some backhand "compliment(s)" encompassing all
or some of the following:

To remind the white racists that he might look darned near like actual
people...you know, white...but there's still a lot of coon in the
woodpile, to remind the black racists that he might look damned near
like actual people...you know, black...but there's still a lot of milk
in the coffee, and perhaps most importantly, to remind the guilty white
liberals that while he's just as equal as they are, it really isn't fair
to subject a poor, downtrodden black man to the sacrifices she's
prepared to make...and in any case, reminding all that you just can't
trust those of possible conflicting racial loyalties to wink, wink "do
the _right_ thing"...with any luck, given all the directions she'll be
wink-winking in, there'll be some amusing videotape of her looking like
she's sending Morse code...

Scott Seidman wrote:

McCain is a has-been before he even starts. He was bitch-slapped by the
Bush campaign during his run for candidacy, and did nothing about it.
Schoolyard rules say this takes him out of contention, and probably should.

You take a guy who the world knows won't stand up for what's right, and
he'll just be jacked up all over the world, kind of like the Sauds are
jacking up GW today by threatening to support the Sunnis in Iraq.



McCain lost me when he said he thought Intelligent Design should be
taught alongside Evolution. I know he was pandering and they all have to
do some of that, but I don't believe he needed to do it then, on that
particular issue. My opinion opinion of him was further diminished when
he folded under pressure on Military Commissions Act 2006.

Giuliano is polling better then McCain right now.

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On 13 Dec 2006 18:36:19 GMT, Scott Seidman
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wrote in news:3q40o2t03jvo5ku5cohimmh8lp4m3kuodi@
4ax.com:

And anyone wanna bet that Hillary (or her campaign) will bring up his
skin color at least once?


Yeah, just watch Hillary make a play for the blind, the only constituency
in the country who might not already know that Barak Obama is a black man.

Er, no. It'll likely be some backhand "compliment(s)" encompassing all
or some of the following:

To remind the white racists that he might look darned near like actual
people...you know, white...but there's still a lot of coon in the
woodpile, to remind the black racists that he might look damned near
like actual people...you know, black...but there's still a lot of milk
in the coffee, and perhaps most importantly, to remind the guilty white
liberals that while he's just as equal as they are, it really isn't fair
to subject a poor, downtrodden black man to the sacrifices she's
prepared to make...and in any case, reminding all that you just can't
trust those of possible conflicting racial loyalties to wink, wink "do
the _right_ thing"...with any luck, given all the directions she'll be
wink-winking in, there'll be some amusing videotape of her looking like
she's sending Morse code...

Hopefully, most minds in America don't work like that gob of **** between
your ears.

Op --who's aware that white supremacist and racists do exist, but is
thankful they don't exist in the numbers that Rah fantasizes about.--

Opus wrote:
No, in Rah's case, Japan simply ceases to exist.

Maybe Japan ought to start hanging around with Lindsey Lohan. :-)

Joe F.