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Thursday, June 26, 2008

EDITORIAL: Obama fumbles NAFTA

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soxconn

Senator Obama is constantly clarifying his viewpoint. Viewpoints don't mean anything in reality. There is no turning back from the economic and political impact of the Clinton multilateralism, however dysfunctional it turned out. To even mention "optout" in todays real time and retrievable communications can create a state of fear like the commodities scare that has drive oil to $140 a barrel. Clarification can't stop the momentum once it reaches a level of instability. Just like precipitous withdrawal from Iraq and unconditional dialogue can't be clarified by aggressive "principled diplomacy". When Iran goes nuclear and takes over Iraq, he will not be able to talk them out of it. He needs to give us confidence he knows what he is doing. Image is not integrity.
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GorditoMojito

They call him Flipper, Flipper, faster than lightning, No-one you see, is smarter than he, And we know Flipper, lives in a world full of wonder, Flying there-under, under the sea! Everyone loves the king of the sea, Ever so kind and gentle is he, Tricks he will do when children appear, And how they laugh when he's near!
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JoeSky

BO will change position depending on which group put a screw on him. Count on it. He was not lying when he said he's the candidate of change.
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dude1

BO reveals his inexperience almost daily now. Without a written speech to hide his inexperience, he flounders and like anybody grasping at straws when you dont know what your talking about. He likes to pander to each audience. It's really simple. BO is a socialist, so when you boil it all down reporters, any question you ask can be self answered by saying to yourself, "this guy is going to do whatever it takes to make the government take control of as many things as possible and to make as many folks as possible beholding to the same."
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galas13

He'll just blame the Clintons when he finally decides what he wants to do and fails miserably. That's been his strategy all along, and people just eat it up. The Clintons have done more for the dem. party than he ever has but this man has manipulated the people into believing he has done so much more. The people have been brainwashed by him, his people and the media to believe he has earned this presidency and that the Clinons are evil. He craves power and has been given a free ride to attain it. We can't criticize him because he's black. It's so backwards it's unbelievable. The rest of the world laughs at us as we turn the race into American Idol. Really, what has this man accomplished? What has he fought for? What bipartisan issues did he tackle? He is a coward, a showman, a great performer...that's it.
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RDH

The more I hear from him the more I realize that BO is full of BS.
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