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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: calgal who wrote (52184)	10/19/2008 7:30:55 PM
From: Ann Corrigan	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 224676

When will Obama apologize to McCain for smearing Republican supporters during the last debate? We won't hold our breath: Neil Stevens Sunday, October 19, 2008 During the last debate senator Obama accused McCain supporters of calling for the Democratic nominee's death. He attacked McCain with that false accusation. Of course, we now know it's not true. The Secret Service is as non-partisan a group as you will find, and they deny it. Why didn't Obama ask them before spouting off, as Newsweek's Mark Hosenball did for the magazine's October 27 issue: Even before Obama cited 'reports' of the threats at the debate, the U.S. Secret Service had told media outlets, including NEWSWEEK, that it was unable to corroborate accounts of the 'kill him' remarks – and according to a law-enforcement official, who asked for anonymity when discussing a political matter, the Obama campaign knew as much. Obama in the last debate attempted to shame McCain for the alleged behavior of Republican supporters. Will Obama now claim responsibility for how his supporters treat Palin? Because there are pictures of misbehavior for him to apologize for and condemn, if he wants. Or will Obama deny what Gateway Pundit found (be warned that the pictures are not family friendly): organized Obama supporters wearing the same t-shirt, with unmistakable bold green lettering calling Sarah Palin a crude sexual epithet I will not repeat here. Others holding signs used expletives to show a distaste for women who show an interest in sports. Presumably in Barack Obama's America, women who are Governors and care about hockey just are not welcome, so that's why the Obamanauts are getting in Palin's face on command. Again, it wasn't just one lone person. This was an organized movement. Will Obama apply to himself the 'logic' he applied to McCain, and take full responsibility for whipping up in his supporters a sentiment of hostility towards women? After all, his critics claim he's been using coded language against women since the primary races against Senator Hillary Clinton. Are you creating a climate of hostility toward women who step out of the home, Senator Obama? If so, when will you stop? If not, when will you return the money of those who do, and throw them out of any volunteer or paid position within your and your party's campaign efforts? www.redstate.com

To: calgal who wrote (52184)	10/20/2008 2:13:22 PM
From: calgal	1 Recommendation Respond to of 224676

Has Obama actually ACCEPTED Powell’s endorsement? By Political Mavens Editor (bio) Tell a Friend Font [–] At the risk of stating the obvious, wasn’t it Colin Powell who actually signed off on the Iraq War — the very same war that Obama used his opposition to, as his gimmick to launch his presidential campaign? Is Powell really the one who Obama wants — or needs — to reassure those in doubt? To say: “See, I’m qualified! Collin Powell says that I am.”? Powell also spent his “Meet the Press” time commenting on McCain’s economic plan. Powell, the military man, has now become an armchair economist. Will this endorsement actually matter? I’m just sayin’.