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Tewald: We need some real conservatives...not a McCain...to stand up and take control of our party. Someone on another site calls the Republican party right now :Democrat Lite. And yes, Obama is so far left in his voting record that he qualifies as a Socialist. He did practically quote Karl Marx as his goal. BTW, someone called Marx a tyrant or dictator on this forum. Marx was not a leader, only the one who inspired future leaders like Lenin and Stalin.
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Audrey:
What many didn't realize, since they depended on the biased main stream media for their information, was the silliness of seeing Obama as a unifier. If you want someone to unify the country, you need someone near the middle, not someone far-left like Obama, or even someone far-right as you and I would probably like. McCain is center-right, where the country itself is, so he would have been a much better choice as a unifier. However, the country elected Obama. In a sense, I'm glad it wasn't very close; it would then be easy to be bitter about all the extra votes cast by Mickey Mouse and many dead people, as the Democrats ensured would happen. I don't think even their fraud was enough to explain away Obama's win.
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My, this is geting heavy-handed! Why not just wait and see what happens in these next four years? Obama is not against gun ownership, wants a victory in Afghanistan, if not in Iraq. Two of his cabinet members are Republicans. So what's the gripe here?
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Our prayers will be with him as he sets out to lead our country. It is a daunting task, and we hope he receives...and listens to...wise counsel.
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Should happen. At least Barack seems to have IQ on his side!
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