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Republicans had 8 years to do something
Obama is clearly "The Good Old Boy"
John McCain, clearly, has shown us that he has stood up to Bush repeatedly for a better America and to the Republican party for his entire career. Obama is clearly "The Good Old Boy" in this campaign. It is becoming apparent to democrats all over the nation, unfortunately, that Obama is too egotistical to do effective work in the best interest of this country.
- indieplanet
September 28, 2008 6:22AM
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McCain is no maverick
That's amusing. Obama a "good old boy?" It hasn't been that long ago that real "good old boys" were lynching people that had the same skin color as Obama, just because they had that skin color. Either you're engaging in a very sick joke or you have no clue as to what "good old boy" really means in the history of the US.
It would also be nice if you could cite some examples that show how Obama is too egotistical to do effective work. Are these the best Republican talking points these days?
- Kelly
September 28, 2008 9:52PM
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Both
They're both "good old boys" in my eyes.
- tbcass
October 1, 2008 6:22AM
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Good Statement
Good statement. I do not believe either of them is truly qualified to run this country.
- UltraConservative October 1, 2008 3:14PM
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The Convention
Watch the Convention, that was proof enough for me to see that Obama is egotistical. Then listen to every thing he has said this whole year. However, I am not for McCain either. I think that they both are show boating. Wouldn't it be nice if we could have a clean campaign without all the bashing that just is cut and dry as to what the candidates would try to do when they get in the White House?
- UltraConservative October 1, 2008 3:13PM
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McCan is not whom he tries to portray himself to be!!!!!!!!!!!
Being from Arizona you have been conned by the maverick John McCain. Neither canidate is perfect but make sure you do your research before falling for the maverick!!
- chaseruns26
October 1, 2008 12:16PM
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