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Obama, Clinton & Jeremiah Wright (Shocking Video)

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Warning: The content in this video contains truthful, but highly offensive language by Rev. Wright. Please do not play this video around children.



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illuminati TV - Barack Obama: Voters, Odinga, Code Red

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Ep. 7: Reality Is Irrelevant - Obama Voters



Ep. 8: Obama for Odinga



Ep. 9: Code Red



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The Race Issue As Tool (Jewish Press)

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Author: Jewish Press Editorial Board
Link: Jewish Press
Date Published: October 15th, 2008
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The significance of race in the presidential campaign is undeniable - but not in the manner Barack Obama and his supporters would like us to think. The fact is, it was race that propelled Sen. Obama to the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, as he received more than 90 percent of the African American vote in the primaries.

Yet this level of near unanimous support in the black community has never been characterized by the media as a form of racism, even though it plainly reflects widespread decision-making based solely upon race. In the early going, Sen. Hillary Clinton was running well ahead of Sen. Obama among black voters, but the instant Sen. Obama proved himself to be a viable candidate, the black vote moved en masse to him form Sen. Clinton.

That is what it is. What truly matters are the efforts of the Obama camp to thwart legitimate criticism by planting the specter of racism. If Sen. Obama is to be believed, the fact that he is African-American means the very same criticisms that would be deemed legitimate if directed at a white candidate are off limits when it comes to him. Since last week, this effort to immunize Obama has picked up steam.

Problems Looming for Obama (Dick Morris & Eileen McGann)

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Author: Dick Morris & Eileen McGann
Link: NewsMax
Date Published: October 13th, 2008
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For McCain to win this election (which he still can), the furor over the stock market will have to calm down so that popular attention can focus on Barack Obama.

For all of the deluge of media that has engulfed the American people, they can only keep one subject on their mind.

All media has only one focus at a time. And, if you are in the spotlight, you are almost certain to self-destruct.

Follow this election cycle. Between the summer of 2007 and the end of February of 2008, all focus was on Hillary Clinton's ups and downs. And Obama defeated her decisively.

Liberalism or lives by Caroline Glick

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American Jews have good reason to be ashamed and angry today. As Iran moves into the final stages of its nuclear weapons development program — nuclear weapons which it will use to destroy the State of Israel, endanger Jews around the world and cow the United States of America — Democratic American Jewish leaders decided that putting Sen. Barack Obama in the White House is more important than protecting the lives of the Jewish people in Israel and around the world.

On Monday, the New York Sun published the speech that Republican vice presidential nominee and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin would have delivered at that day's rally outside UN headquarters in New York against Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and against Iran's plan to destroy Israel. She would have delivered it, if she hadn't been disinvited.

The rally was co-sponsored by the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations, the National Coalition to Stop Iran Now, The Israel Project, United Jewish Communities, the UJA-Federation of New York and the Jewish Council for Public Affairs. Its purpose was to present a united American Jewish front against Iran's genocidal leader and against its genocidal regime which is developing nuclear weapons with the stated intention of committing the second Holocaust in 80 years.

Palin's speech is an extraordinary document. In its opening paragraph she made clear that Iran presents a danger not just to Israel, but to the US. And not just to some Americans, but to all Americans. Her speech was a warning to Iran — and anyone else who was listening — that Americans are not indifferent to its behavior, its genocidal ideology and the barbarity of its regime. Rather, they are outraged.

Rest of the article found at Jewish World Review.

Anti-Iran Rally Turns Into Anti-Obama Rally

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Anti-Iran Rally Turns Into Anti-Obama Rally

Video report about the event is locate on the right hand side.

Hat Tip: Free Republic

Pastor James David Manning Proposes to Vote for Obama

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Our favorite Reverend can be found on YouTube here.

Obama calls Palin a 'pig' - New low for Obama

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Barack Obama - one half of the Gaffe Brothers.

Hat Tip: PaulFVillarreal

Paul has fantastic videos.

PUMAs

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Browse through online blogs (left and right leaning) and you'll find the words PUMA somewhere, they're everywhere according to a close friend.

That's the point.

If you're browsing left wing blogs, they're viewed with visceral hatred. Right wing blogs aren't quite sure what to believe, but they're starting to support their cause. Visit Free Republic.com and do a search for "PUMA" and see what you find.

What is PUMA?

They make shoes dummy! Not that one!

PUMA stands for Party Unity My Ass or the more TV friendly version People United Means Action. Sounds good.

Here's what you need to know about PUMAs.

All of them are Hillary Clinton supporters.

If they're a PUMA, it is unlikely they'll vote for Barack Obama. Although, some will surely vote for him.

PUMAs are dedicated to "reforming" the Democratic Party. From what we have read, they want to scrap the current party leadership and start again. Doesn't sound bad. One wishes this could happen to some factions of the Republican Party.

The point is the PUMAs have been reviled, mocked, taunted, harassed, and "abused" verbally online.

That won't stop them.

They're motivated to ensuring Barack Obama isn't President. Nothing wrong with that goal.

Our common goal is to defeat Barack Obama. If you see someone that is disrespecting these PUMAs, stand up and speak out on their behalf. We're allies during this election.

To find out more about PUMAs, follow the links below:

Caucus Fraud
In depth analysis, first hand accounts of Caucus abuses from the Democratic Primaries. Very informative and frightening.

NoQuarter
A thoughtful, insightful place for Democrats, Independents and Republicans to gather. This is a pro-Hillary site.

HillaryClintonForum
A large gathering of Hillary supporters. Again, they welcome Democrats, Independents, and Republicans. Very nice people.

NobamaNetwork
No Obama means No Obama! Find likeminded blogs ensuring No Obama in the White House.

JustSayNoDeal
Coalition website with many links to other Hillary supporters. Their goal is to STOP OBAMA!

For the next 56 days, we're going to need all the Allies we can garner.

John McCain Ad - Remote Control

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RNC Ad - Right

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John McCain Ad - Passed Over

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This was released at 3AM today.

We have saved this video in case it disappears from John McCain's YouTube Channel.

Hat Tip: NQ

Democratic Showdown

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Cruising online through the various entanglements (or should I say militant encampments) of Democratic supporters can be trying. Pop a few Tylenol and let me explain what I'm talking about.

During the Republican and Democratic primaries, each of the candidates is trying to win as many delegates as possible. The Democrats have a total of 4,048 to be won (or more likely divided among the Democratic candidates) and the Republicans have 2,380 delegates for their side.

The goal for any of the Republican and Democratic candidates is to have the most delegates as quickly as possible. For the Democrats, the magic number is 2,118 while the Republicans magic number is 1,191.

Seems relatively simple, right? First person to the magic number is the nominee. Well, this is politics after all and nothing is simple when dealing with politicians, political pundits, and the idiots that came up with these structured primaries.

Luckily or unluckily, depending upon your point of view, McCain has reached the magic number and will ride into Minnesota as the Republican nominee for President. Goodbye to McCain for now as you've done your part for this election.

Then there are the Democrats. Why people trust Democrats to run the country when they can't even agree on their nominee is beyond me.

Following the disasterous Carter campaign in 1980, the Democrats decided that more "politicians and revered political figures" in the Democratic Party needed to be more involved. This was obviously their first mistake---thinking politicians need more involvement. Anyways, the rules committee created the Superdelegates or sometimes referred to as "unpledged, but you can buy my vote" delegates.

What is the difference between a super and a pledged?

A pledged delegate goes through the state party's nominating process to have the distinction and honor of proudly showing their face on TV as a Democratic delegate. Sad, but some people want their Paris Hilton 15 minutes of fame too.

Whereas an unpledged or Superdelegate, are not bound by any state elections and include all of the members of the Democratic National Committee and elected officials such as members of Congress and governors according to the NY Times. In other words, the superdelegates are made up of aggravating Democratic politicians (past and present) that you want to see less of on TV.

As we stand today, Barack Obama has 1,661 pledged delegates versus Hillary Clinton's 1,592. Remember, the magic number is 2,118 for the nomination. Obviously, neither candidate could close the deal. Yet, Obama rides into Denver as the presumptive nominee---unlike McCain who knows he won.

Now the real fun begins---what will the Superdelegates do? Will some switch to Hillary Clinton or will more of her Supers switch to Barack. This is the obvious question that will have a definitive answer at the Democratic convention.

In the meantime, Clinton supporters are raising cane over Barack's obvious "experience issue". Add into the mix the effectiveness of McCain's YouTube and TV ads and many Democrats are worried. Barack supporters--God love them--are not worried in the slightest. They see Barack as the person that will change the landscape of American politics forever. I believe they're correct.

Race relations will be set back a hundred years with his candidacy. While we're told that voting against Barack is "racist", so is a host of other "trigger" words that cannot be used when referencing blacks or Barack. The truth of the matter, the damage by Barack Obama has been done.

Buyer's remorse is setting in for many Democrats that support Hillary Clinton. Check out the PUMA blogs on the right hand side and you'll understand. However, it leaves a scary horizon for which racial identity politics is now front and center in American politics. We have one person to thank for all of this---Barack Obama. If the Supers regret their votes, they may set Hillary up to be the nominee.

In doing so, the Democrats will ensure a bloodbath with all the Obama supporters angered at seeing their candidate removed from the nomination. Hillary supporters already believe Obama has been "selected, not elected" the Democratic nominee.

For those that live in Denver, the rest of America feels tremendously bad for you. We don't want to switch places, but we do feel bad nonetheless.

Stay tuned for the drama that will unfold before, during, and after the convention. Should Hillary fail to have her name placed in the roll---watch her supporters exact revenge by working for McCain's victory (as some are already doing).

More reading:

Superdelegates - Who's pledged to whom?

Democratic Delegate Counts

I Own My Vote - Hillary supporters trying to nominate her instead of Barack.

Democrats Praising McCain

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This is another reason that McCain needs to choose wisely for a VP candidate. Democrats praising him is one thing, but securing your base for the election is more important right now. I do admire Hillary's statement at the end---it was funny!
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