swieter wrote:Oh, and I say our first female president should be
KARIANA!!!!!
can i be first lady?
swieter wrote:Oh, and I say our first female president should be
KARIANA!!!!!
Scorsese wrote:I couldn't tell you the difference between a democrat and a republican to save my life.
swieter wrote:Oh, and I say our first female president should be
KARIANA!!!!!
Darkwarrior wrote:can i be first lady?
Jaye wrote:Scorsese wrote:I couldn't tell you the difference between a democrat and a republican to save my life.
a democrat fights for your healthcare. a republican throws you back over the fence.
and what if his middle name is hussein? if a terrorist's last name was kennedy, would you still vote for him if he ran for president?
swieter wrote:So whats in a name? Well, usually it defines you. It can tell people where your from, what nationality you are, religion your family has history with. It can be the first thing people see and know before ever seeing you. On paper, no one knows I'm Korean. Jonathan Lee Swieter, does that sound Korean? No, it looks like it could be German or Dutch name. Makes me out to be a white person. Whats in a name right? Most of you are going on about not coming to conclusions about people just by their name. Yes, its not right, but it is something people will ALWAYS look at. Skin color doesnt mean anything to me, but how tan you are to the next person. Now ask yourself. What would you do if your parents told you that they are going to change their names to Adolf Hitler and Marybeth Tinning, or Ted Bundy, Charles Manson. Would you care? Would you marry or date someone with a name like that? If you tell me it wouldnt bother you, I would have to say your full of crap! Its human behavior to be bothered by associations of that sort. It's not right, but its hard to get over. I only point out his name because he still has ties to what his name represents. He associates with muslims of the extreme type, or people who associates with extremist muslims. His pastor has accepted money from muslim groups before. So I'm sorry if I keep bringing up his name and it bothers you. I just dont accept that he says hes a christian and not a muslim. That he is hiding a lot from the American people he says he wants to represent to the world. Its not a race issue with me. Its the "who he associates with" issue I have with him.
Ploid or Dionious should run for President and I'll vote for them no problem!!! As long as they dont run against Kariana. And DW I think wants Kariana as his assistant
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But that does not make Mr Obama the new messiah. The former law teacher has had obvious problems convincing America's middle-class voters that he understands their concerns. He has also displayed a worrying, somewhat Clintonian slipperiness on difficult issues, both trivial (whether he would wear a flag-pin) and significant (whether he would talk to rogue states). His victory, it must be noted, has been wafer-thin: in terms of delegates, a couple of hundred out of 4,500; in votes, only a few tens of thousands out of 35m. In the end, the Democrats have, very narrowly, opted for the candidate who has put together a novel coalition of blacks, young people and liberal professional sorts, rather than the candidate of their more traditional blue-collar base. How this coalition fares against the Bushless Republicans remains to be seen.
The choice will be starkest over Iraq. Mr McCain backed the war in the first place, and he proposes to stay the course there no matter how long it takes. Mr Obama opposed the “dumb” war from the start and has pledged to withdraw all combat troops within 16 months, though he has lately wriggled a little on this commitment. Although most Americans now think the war was a mistake, polls suggest that Mr McCain's determination to see it through may stand him in better stead with voters than Mr Obama's determination to pull out whatever the consequences, especially since the tide of war seems at last to have shifted firmly in America's favour. In general, Mr McCain will offer a much more robust approach to security issues than Mr Obama—and that may help him.
M fkn G wrote:I am naming my first son Long Dong
and if I have a girl, Va, with the middle names of jay and jay
think about it.
You may have heard of Rev. John Hagee, the McCain supporter who said God created Hurricane Katrina to punish New Orleans for its homosexual "sins." Well now meet Rev. Rod Parsley, the televangelist megachurch pastor from Ohio who hates Islam. According to David Corn of Mother Jones, Parsley has called on Christians to wage war against Islam, which he considers to be a "false religion." In the past, Parsley has also railed against the separation of church and state, homosexuals, and abortion rights, comparing Planned Parenthood to Nazis.
John McCain actively sought and received Parsley's endorsement in the presidential race. McCain has called Parsley "a spiritual guide," and he hasn't said whether he shares Parsley's vicious anti-Islam views. That's because the mainstream media refuses to ask. And so, we've taken matters into our own hands, joining Mother Jones to present the truth about McCain's pastor.
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