Obama: The Walking Contradiction

Now that Obama has captured the Dem nomination, will his monions finally start examining his statements? I doubt it, but perhaps the rest of sane America will. The man is a walking contradiction!

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[joshros]

I'm so glad I found your videos. You're a great thinker sir.

[billrah]

Can you Obama supporters ever comment without showing your crudeness. Believe me it doesn't help your candidate. It just shows thinking people how lame you are.

[N37BU6]

Comment left on my Facebook by someone who was in my friends list until today:

"yah well obamas gonna win and i think hes cool hell be better than the other guy. so what if hes communist or whatever you say hes nice hell win"

Jesus Christ... this is the average voter.

[brianguy1212]

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these aren't contradictions

[natwat77]

Great Videos! Keep them coming! I don't look at this presidential race as left vs right, black versus white, etc. It is a matter of who will bend us all over a barrel less. While I am not big supporter of John McCain's, Obama scares the hell out of me because of his policies and clear hatred for "typical white people". If the U.S. wants a taste of what Obama will do, check out what his buddy Devall Patrick, Gov. of Mass has done in the last year except make my state a worse place to call home!

[bradwjensen]

My parents have never voted in their whole lives, but will both be joining me to write-in RON PAUL for President!!!

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[chiefnugt]

BushCheneyCo. orchestrated a propanganda campaign based on flimsy intelligence, and that's been proven - but you're still trying to shift blame onto Democrats? Very strange indeed. But yes - the entire Congress, including the Republican majority and Democratic minority, shares the blame for letting themselves be bullied into approving Bush's war resolution. Congress has been utterly derelict in its duty to stop Bush's lawbreaking, sounds like we agree on that.

[hobsonmedia]

Ah, the same old circular argument that once again shows you ducking the obvious: what do we do with all the Dems - and I mean all of them - who agreed with the intelligence and voted for war based on that intel? Are they all held in the same esteem in your mind as Bush? And where are those Dems when it comes to changing the course of America? They have the majority, but apparently zero ability to lead.Gas prices up,war continues...so who do you want in charge,besides yourself?

[chiefnugt]

No, Bill, the people it kills are our courageous troops dying for Bush's lies in Iraq. It's hard to understand how you can live with yourself supporting a man who's capable of sending our boys and girls to die so he can call himself a war president. Yet you still say he's a 'true man of god.' I think that's shameful.

[hobsonmedia]

It really kills people like you that he actually won 2 terms, doesn't it?

[hobsonmedia]

And the fact that nearly every leading Dem saw the same intelligence and voted for war doesn't bring them any responsibility? And how effective have Pelosi/Reid/Obama been in keeping their pledges? Where's that immediate troop withdrawl and lowered oil price combo promised in the '06 campaigns?

[chiefnugt]

Bill - I have sent emails to Pelosi and Reid. I believe their willingness to protect Bush from impeachment is purely political, not principled. I'm bitterly disappointed in those Democrats who refuse to stand up and protect the constitution from Bush's abuses and crimes, and I have let them know that in no uncertain terms. I believe anyone who cares for this country and our democracy will support removing Bush from office.