Politics and religion.

[blue]

Anti Americans at home and around the world rejoiced, danced in the streets and laughed at our misery 8 years ago. Granted some, like my brother who believed it was an inside job, grieved with the rest of us.

Is Obama our Nero? Will he and his supporters laugh as we go down in flames?



Link.

[sasvermont]

Blue, I am so glad there are not many out there, who think like you do......Your thoughts scare me. Oh my gosh.

Stay up there, in the middle of nowhere, please!

[blue]

Blue, I am so glad there are not many out there, who think like you do......Your thoughts scare me. Oh my gosh.

Stay up there, in the middle of nowhere, please!

My tinfoil hat isnt as large or as thick as the majority of the TFHC. Im very mild in my thinking,

There are plenty of folks in your state that are waiting to confront the current adminstration.

[RICHARD]

Hey,

If you don't know the words, just hum along!!!!!


Mmm, mmmm, mmmmmm

Barack Hussein Obama.

He'll ignore the problems with Iran,
and may send troops to Afghanistan!

Mmm, mmm mmmmmmm!

Barack Hussein Obama.

Iran shoots off a pair of tactical missles
While his foreign policy continues to fizzle!

Mmm, mmm mmmmmmm!

Barack Hussein Obama

Don't question his policy, or request health care stasis
You'll find yourself regarded as racist!!!!

Mmm, mmm mmmmmmm!

Barack Hussein Obama

Who writes songs for kids?, it's a great pity.
The song is bland, lyrics are TERRIBLE!

Mmm, mmm mmmmmmm!

[Grace]

From Politico -

Independent candidates are poised to run serious campaigns for governor in at least a half-dozen states, a development that threatens Democratic fortunes in some of the bluest and most progressive-minded states in the nation.

In New Jersey, where Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine is seeking a second term in November, polls suggest an independent candidate is carving a sizable portion of voters out of his hide.

In two other reliably Democratic states, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, well-known politicians running as independents could significantly undermine Democratic chances in 2010, if not flat-out win. Credible third-party candidates are also mulling over bids in a handful of other states that have open seat governor’s races next year — including Minnesota and Maine, both of which have a recent history of electing third-party governors.