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Politics : President Barack Obama -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ChinuSFO who wrote (81996)	9/3/2010 11:02:53 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 149317

There is m ore out there about the relationship between Obama and Rahm. We need to know about what he was doing with Rahm in the WH after he shipped off his wife and daughter to Spain, his other daughter to camp and his mother-in-law to Chicago. You think this is something the Republicans will investigate as their first order of business if they capture the House? What's he's doing is as plain as the nose on your face. Its typical of Muslim loving Kenyans. Obama has always been a little too pretty for my blood.

To: ChinuSFO who wrote (81996)	9/3/2010 11:05:34 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 149317

From what I've seen of this McAdams guy, I like him. Alaska Sen. Begich pressures national Dems to invest in the Senate race By Shane D'Aprile - 09/02/10 02:10 PM ET Sen. Mark Begich (D-Alaska) said Thursday he is pressuring national Democrats to take on Tea Party-backed Joe Miller (R) and invest in the state's Senate race. Begich, who will soon be the state's senior senator, said he is working to drum up support and national party backing for Sitka Mayor Scott McAdams (D) who will face Miller in November. "I'm putting the pressure on," Begich told The Hill. "We're working the DSCC and others right now because I think it's a good investment." At this point, it's unclear what resources the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee will commit to the race. But on Wednesday, McAdams said he wasn't waiting on any help. "The DSCC and the national Democratic Party doesn’t even know my name," McAdams told an Alaska radio station Wednesday. "And that’s fine by me. I love the Alaskan Democratic Party, they’ve been behind me 100 percent, Sen. Mark Begich has been behind me 100 percent, and that’s just fine by me." Begich, the first term Alaska senator who defeated the late Sen. Ted Stevens (R) by a razor-thin margin in 2008, said Thursday the national support for McAdams is building. Despite his lack of experience on the campaign stage, Begich said Alaska Democrats have confidence in McAdams, calling him "authentic" and talking up his executive experience "cutting and balancing budgets." Begich said there was no chance Democrats would try to replace McAdams as the nominee. Begich also slammed Miller, noting he isn't much better known throughout the state than McAdams. "People are asking, 'Who is Scott McAdams?' Well, who was Joe Miller three months ago?" said Begich. Miller defeated Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) in the Republican Senate primary. He leads McAdams in early polling. read more...... thehill.com