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• • 21 May 08
  • 8:02 am

  OK whattheheck I'll bite. How is the liberal media keeping up with FOX and the conservative media?

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• • 26 May 08
  • 11:41 pm

  I agree, although the Bill Ayers connection is a canard. An association with anyone doesn't make you a supporter. When the association is as tenuous as Ayers then it just muck raking. On the other hand I see McCain seeking the support of Hagee as somewhat duplicitous. depending on your political point of view I can see both as fodder for the same weapon. Baraka

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• • 27 May 08
  • 9:51 am

  What the Heck First of all I hope you will find a way to vote for the person who best fits your views and ambitions for the country you (hopefully) love. next, experience doesn't always lead one to wisdom. Simple and well expressed intelligence is not always what we get when we vote for the least offensive candidate. If there is any better example of simple ignorance wrapped in the cloak of familiarity it is Geo. Walker Bush. I can't think of one expert on national security currently living that I would vote for or take advice from. They have all …

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• • 25 Apr 08
  • 10:12 pm

  So much of the commentary concerning Rev. Wright avoids looking at the truth of his statements. He points at the sins committed by this country as says, God damns this behavior, at points at christian scripture as proof. The jingoistic rejection of those statements reveal an ignorance of scripture and the moral standards we claim to embrace as a nation. I heard his comments again tonight and they made sense in their painful revelations of the truth. He asks us to reject a government that holds to such ideals, to change out of our understanding of the truth, if not the …

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• • 25 Apr 08
  • 10:26 pm

  Barack Obama stayed with his minister because of his faith and respect for him as his pastor and I can't see any reason why he should abandon him even when he disagrees. The Rev. Wright spoke the truth and provided those young (and old) parishioners with an insight into what Christ expects of us as Christians. Little of his sermons (pulled apart for political reasons) can be disputed or challenged. If they could Natalie would have provide a rational answer to his commentary. She doesn't agree but neither does she make a case against what he has said. There must be …

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