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  • Stalin was smart. Hitler was smart. You started off with this "balance" concept then pulled a bait-and-switch. Obama wasn't all that smart to launch his career in Ayers' living room, have dealings with Rezko or to give $800,000 to ACORN which is engaged in widespread voter fraud activity and DENIED doing it.  But don't let that get in the way of casting your pathetic White-guilt vote.

  • You obviously don't know anything about Ayers, Rezko, or Acorn....

    Obama met Ayers 26 years after any radical activity, when he was on a board appointed by a Reagan supporter.

    Obama has detailed his dealings with Rezko in an interview with the Chicago Tribune - all the detail you want.

    ACORN had voter fraud committed AGAINST THEM...they are the victims.

    Study up.

  • The ironic thing is that on the "Smart" one, I got the numbering on the title wrong...

    I didn't say I was smart, I guess...

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  • Heyyy, I love Young Frankenstein!

    "Whose brain did you get?"....

    "Ummm, Abby. Abby somebody"

    "Abby who?"

    "Abby, Abby normal"

  • "What is Barack Obama's estimated IQ" While I don't know his IQ, I can point out a few things to you. Obama: head of the Harvard law review. Bush: Male cheerleader at Yale. Obama: Welcomed worldwide. Bush: hated worldwide. Obama: Wants to build our economy. Bush: Nearly destroyed economy with corruption, greed, and serving special interests. Bush: Barely articulate. Obama: Highly articulate. In fact, Obama is such an improvement that only a moron couldn't see it.
  • @Numinous123,

    "Intelligence is intelligence."

    What is Barack Obama's estimated IQ? Could you please post some of his aptitude-test scores?

    google. com/search?q=obama+iq+records+­sealed

  • "This should be the number 1 reason that noone votes for mccain."

    google. com/search?q=mccain+iq+133

  • This should be the number 1 reason that noone votes for mccain. Unfortunately the not so smart people out there see mccain as representing them. He speaks for the ignorant or the people who shouldn't really speak.

  • Not implying anything. Obama's view is the same as a tyrant's. Name me where he actually sides with individuals over the collective. Taxes? Nope (and he is lying about a tax cut - just like Clinton did.) Guns? Nope. All his solutions are to expand the government. HE EVEN WANTS TO EXPAND THE MILITARY. Think about it. Why?

  • Ayers. He is very much a radical today. Let's get some recording of his classes.  Promise you he preaches hatred of Whites.

  • I would like to add to Stranahan's comment to Scottfromtexas.

    What is it with you anti-intellectuals? Do you seriously think that a person needs to be DUMB to run a country?

    Look at the last 8 years. Bush was an idiot, and Cheney was the corrupt, greedy madman pulling his strings.

    Being smart does not equate with evil. Stop trying to imply that it does.

    Stupidity is just that: Stupidity. Nothing more.

    Intelligence is intelligence. When coupled with morality, you can do great things.

  • No man, let the wounds heal; that guy is a professor and it's been almost 40 years since he was involved in radicalism, this is an argument for those who can't find anything better to object to obama's policies.

  • heck yah

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