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I'm still a little bit in the dark about how Obama is going to bring about the change he's been talking about - maybe somebody here can help me out - but apparently he's running a good campaign if the GOP is trying to copy it. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, is it not?
McCain's 72 years old and has been in Congress for the better part of three decades, and somehow he's a candidate of change. If that's not an insult to people's intelligence, I don't know what is. Maybe the "change" comes in Sarah Palin's revisionist history of her record in Alaska (e.g. supporting the Bridge to Nowhere before "opposing" it - only after it became an albatross).
LOL!!! Ya, wasn't it funny how repub women applauded and cheered when Palin said they were like mean ugly dogs with lipstick!!!! Talk about brainwashed cult followers!!!
Give me a freaking break with all this victim mentality whining.
Wow, Obamatrons have a problem with the "victim mentality whining", when Obama has played the victim routine this entire election. Remember his poor victim remark about looking different than all the other faces on paper money?
Now we all know here what he was actually saying (or I would guess most do), but that does NOT sound good and feeds right into HORRIBLE sound bites or quick quotes. What in the heck was he thinking?
That lipstick remark was either a huge unintentional blunder or a very unwise preplanned miscalculated attack. Either way, it is going to cost him.
The lipstick on a pig remark is an old one which is a little bit funny, but judging by the way the audience behind him reacted, it meant a LOT more when put into context.
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