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Captain America (Independent) - 1 year ago
Oh, and if associating with terrorists isn't a big deal, why isn't the Marxist/leftist media releasing the tape?
Captain America (Independent) - 1 year ago
Reply to Obama Buddy
You're right. And at the time Obama was associated with Ayers, Ayers was a university professor, not … Show full comment
You're right. And at the time Obama was associated with Ayers, Ayers was a university professor, not … Show full comment
Wrong, liberal. Ayers stated in 2001 that he is a Marxist with Anarchist leanings. He also said that he wishes he had done more in the 60s and 70s to bring down the United States. He is an unrepentant terrorist.
Obama had a friendship with Ayers, not merely an acquaintance. Obama's political career began in Ayers' living room. Is that the sort of man you want in the oval office?
Remain ignorant if you wish.
Obama Buddy 1 year ago
Reply to Captain America
No, liberal. It's called diplomacy. In the Iran-Iraq war (in the early 80s), we supported the latter … Show full comment
No, liberal. It's called diplomacy. In the Iran-Iraq war (in the early 80s), we supported the latter … Show full comment
You're right. And at the time Obama was associated with Ayers, Ayers was a university professor, not a terrorist. There were no charges pending against him, no outstanding warrants. Just a university professor. Times change I guess.
Captain America (Independent) - 1 year ago
Reply to Obama Buddy
Was Saddam a terrorist? If so, isn't this "associating" with a "terrorist": htt … Show full comment
Was Saddam a terrorist? If so, isn't this "associating" with a "terrorist": htt … Show full comment
No, liberal. It's called diplomacy. In the Iran-Iraq war (in the early 80s), we supported the latter. It make sense at the time. Nice try though.
SixtySeven (Republican) - 1 year ago
Reply to Obama Buddy
Was Saddam a terrorist? If so, isn't this "associating" with a "terrorist": htt … Show full comment
Was Saddam a terrorist? If so, isn't this "associating" with a "terrorist": htt … Show full comment
I am sorry...I didn't know we were voting to elect Don Rumsfeld as our next president...you're right this is the same thing.
Obama Buddy 1 year ago
Was Saddam a terrorist? If so, isn't this "associating" with a "terrorist":
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/theblog/archive/RumsfeldHussein-hp.jpg
Obama Buddy 1 year ago
Out of curiosity, if this "Ayers" guy is so dangerous, why doesn't the Bush administration do something about him? Can they not find him? Is he hiding in a cave or something? Or is he not really a threat?
SixtySeven (Republican) - 1 year ago
Ok...I can understand the birth cert thing...some people just won't give up. But hanging out and partying with someone who is linked to terrorism, there is a big difference. So, if you was having a camel smoothie with Osama bin Laden, you would say, "Whatever, it's just those right-wingers making stuff up". The bs factor rolls both ways.
MrAmerica (Democratic) - 1 year ago
Reply to jcrawford
Oh man that was a funny remark you made about Kenya. Too many people still believe that even though … Show full comment
Oh man that was a funny remark you made about Kenya. Too many people still believe that even though … Show full comment
yeah, you really cant get through to those people. you tell them look its a birth certificate and they say theres no seal.. you point out the seal and they say its not an original copy... you say it came from the State Department in Hawaii and they say well they're just biased for Obama... you could have a more intelligent conversation with a hungry dog really than those kind of people
jcrawford (Democratic) - 1 year ago
Reply to MrAmerica
if you come out and deny allegations in the press that usually is admitting your guilt... look at Jo … Show full comment
if you come out and deny allegations in the press that usually is admitting your guilt... look at Jo … Show full comment
Oh man that was a funny remark you made about Kenya. Too many people still believe that even though he has provided his birth certificate from Hawaii.
MrAmerica (Democratic) - 1 year ago
Reply to spammedcan
Funny how these are considered "attacks" when the GOP is simply repeating information that … Show full comment
Funny how these are considered "attacks" when the GOP is simply repeating information that … Show full comment
if you come out and deny allegations in the press that usually is admitting your guilt... look at John Edwards coming out and doing the press conference about the affair.
with 6 days to go Obama has no reason to acknowledge any attacks that John McCain throws at him with the lead he has.. he just needs to smile and coast his way towards election..
as far as being disqualified for the CIA and FBI... you dont think the government, and the Clinton Brothers wouldnt have gone over his qualifications with a fine tooth comb to make sure he could get elected... its a silly argument at this point. i guess you think he was born in kenya too...
spammedcan (Republican) - 1 year ago
Funny how these are considered "attacks" when the GOP is simply repeating information that come from a book written by Obama, a tape of Obama supporting these extremists. If they were alleging untruths, don't you think the Obama campaign might try and deny the information being presented and file charges of libel, slander and defamation of character instead of trying to cover-up the facts? Incredible to me that if this guy was trying to get a job with the FBI or CIA just the allegations alone could disqualify him and yet he doesn't have to respond to any of the allegations to become President of the USA...BLOWS MY MIND!
scot 1 year ago
Reply to MrAmerica
more attacking obama because "he knows a guy who knows a guy"... gimme a break. ill be hap … Show full comment
more attacking obama because "he knows a guy who knows a guy"... gimme a break. ill be hap … Show full comment
I agree... however, it might be better for Obama if he did not give McCain more ground to accuse him of hiding things on by just insisting they release the video. It would also increase candidate transparency.
MsAttitude 1 year ago
Reply to TwoThirty
Hasn't McCain's team learned that people aren't interested in bashing tactics? This innuendo stuff … Show full comment
Hasn't McCain's team learned that people aren't interested in bashing tactics? This innuendo stuff … Show full comment
This is the same as their attempt them trying to call Obama terrorist in Ayers case and Jeremiah Wright affiliation. I think it is not going to help McCain's case for election.
TwoThirty 1 year ago
Hasn't McCain's team learned that people aren't interested in bashing tactics? This innuendo stuff has got to stop.
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