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 Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 4:59 pm Post subject: Rothschild Resigns from the DNC Leadership - Supports McCain |
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Rothschild Resigns from the DNC leadership - Supports McCain
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPHbd7kt0Ws
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Hanta Yo
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Sandhusker
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| Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 5:50 pm Post subject: |
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A lifelong Democrat "Looked at both candidates very carefully, I've thought a lot about this, I've studied both and I sincerely believe John McCain would be a much better President for the country"
See what conclusions are reached when you look, think, and study instead of stand at attention and chant "Change...Change...Change..." You liberals on this board could learn something.
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Lady Rothschild is just following in step with her elitist millionaire friends John and Cindy....No surprise to it- wouldn't want to screw up their hobnobbing and champagne drinking together at the Vegas/Monte Carlo Casinos....
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“This is an impressive crowd: the Have's and Have-more's. Some people call you the elites. I call you my base.”
~ George W. Bush |
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| Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 6:03 pm Post subject: |
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| Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit. She took a look, thought, and reached the only logical conclusion that she could of.
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OT LIES AGAIN - lol
Lynn Rothschild on Obama's elitism:
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While Obama supporters attempt to dismiss the charges about their candidate’s perceived hauteur, they confuse privilege and elitism. Elitism is a state of mind, a view of the world that cannot be measured simply by one’s net worth, position or number of houses. Throughout American history, there have been extremely wealthy figures who have devoted themselves to genuinely nonelitist principles. (Franklin Delano Roosevelt is probably the best-known example.) At the same time, many from modest backgrounds, like Harry Truman’s foil, Thomas Dewey, personified elitism.
I’m a longtime Democrat. I worked for Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan and supported Sen. Hillary Clinton in her presidential campaign. But I must face the uncomfortable truth that liberal elitism has been a weakness of the Democratic Party for more than half a century. In 1952 and 1956, for example, Adlai Stevenson emerged as the presidential candidate of the party’s “new politics” wing. But while Stevenson’s stylish, articulate, high-brow manner thrilled the nation’s intellectuals, he could never connect with large numbers of working-class Democrats who found him aloof and aristocratic.
The “new politics” Democrats have found their new, improved Stevenson in Mr. Obama. In spite of his lofty liberal rhetoric, Mr. Obama is not connecting to millions of middle- and working-class voters, as well as women voters of all classes. Not only is his legislative record scant on issues that make a difference in their lives, but his current campaign is based mainly on an assumption of his transcendence.
Despite Mr. Obama’s assertions that his campaign is about “you,” much of his campaign is, in fact, all about him. In the months since the primaries ended, his creation and display of a mock presidential seal with his name on it, his speech at a mass rally at the Prussian Victory Column in Berlin, and his insistence on delivering his acceptance speech in front of fabricated Greek columns in a stadium holding 80,000 chanting supporters have crossed the thin line that separates galvanizing voters and plain old demagoguery. |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1EZJ2hN3a8
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