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  • From: bob ford <bobford79 AT yahoo.com>
  • To: homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org
  • Subject: Re: [Homestead] White Democrats could cost Obama election
  • Date: Sun, 21 Sep 2008 06:37:43 -0700 (PDT)





----- Original Message ----
From: Gene GeRue genegerue AT ruralize.com



On Sep 21, 2008, at 12:25 AM, Akka Homestead wrote:

> Senile old man?
> Aren't you and John McCain the same age?  

Others can be the judge of that. Yes, same age. As I have noted... 


*****Age has little to do with anything once it has been verified that the
body and mind are sound.  In his seventies, my grandfather married a new
woman, and slept in the same bed with her until she died, last year.  In his
seventies he climed, with my father and brothers, onto the roof of  my
parent's river house built on 16 foot high piers, with a hammer in his hand.


  Do you think
> McCain doesn't know what is happening in the world or that Obama knows
> more about what is happening in the world?

 . Obama would choose advisors of more 
balanced minds and would weigh their advice more wisely, I think.


***** His advisors include past & present partners at Goldman Sachs, that
great group of flying monkeys who've funded the banruptcy of this country and
culture.  No different than Bush in that respect.  Has also made the
obligatory bow to AIPAC, the higher level of neocon militarism.

>
> 1. Despite the world travels of Sen. Obama, John McCain has more 
> foreign
> policy experience. Period.  That has nothing to do with race.

Agreed.

******* We will wage war with Iran after the election, whether it is Obama or
McCain. Israel and AIPAC have made this known, Obama has simply asked AIPAC
to plead with Israel on his behalf, to wait until after Nov. 4

>
> 2. Despite the freshman senator's  ability to make friends and
> win people to his side, he doesn't have the market cornered on that
> ability, and in fact, McCain has been doing that very thing for far
> longer, making friends in BOTH parties.  Whether or not he is a
> maverick, he has surely stepped up in a bi-partisan manner and put the
> country first.

The maverick image has been carefully cultivated. His habit and 
demeanor has often been characterized as impulsive, reckless, 
tempestuous, hot tempered. We need someone who is a cool thinker.


******We need someone who will stand up to the thieves and manipulators of
our econony and the destroyers of our culture.  Obama has already become
their latest girlfriend.

>  McCain is well respected in both parties for that very
> reason.

Even in the classic good old boys club, the DC Whorehouse, many 
Republicans are turning away from him.


***** McCain as been called RHINO (Republican in name only ) for years, the
Democrats tried to convince him to run as VP on their ticket just 4 years ago

>  IMO, I have yet to see Obama put anything other than his
> political goals first.  He has not made too many Republican friends 
> that
> I can tell.  That has nothing to do with race.

Should either of us choose to take the time we could put together a 
long list of Republicans who have either expressed admiration for 
Obama or who have said they will vote for him.

****** Many of the Socialistic, controlled economy leaning Repulicans do
favor Obama. 


*****Obama will win, and the only difference between him and McCain will be
some social agendae and a faster move into greater Socialism.  Neither
candidate will effect the changes that we need.







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