August 19, 2008 - 4:09pm
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Don't tell Obama words don't matter
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Huh?
His "above my pay grade was obviously a reference to God. I thought only unhinged right wingers were trying to pretend they actually thought he meant something else.
I take anything from TV with
I take anything from TV with a grain of salt. Electrons are nothing more than a popularity contest that you have to play to have a chance. When you actually start talking about he issues and solutions, like Richardson, you lose the spotlight. Best thing is to actually visit each of the candidates websites where you compare what they actually have outlined in writing.
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