The media seems to have picked up on more dirt on the presidential candidates this week and that is more than I could imagine. On Wednesday, February 20, 2008, ‘The New York Times’ reported John McCain, 71, and his involvement with Vicki Iseman, a lobbyist, 40. Both denied any allegation to a romantic relationship. I think they both are liars. ‘John, you are a liar’! You know it!
Anyway, I think most politicians are liars and feel the presidential candidates will say almost anything to convince the registered voters their party come out victorious. There is no winning situation if their new agenda will fall back to the status quo. Change means to stop lying to each other, showing no results behind the promises and giving people false impressions of freedom and false sense of security.
Briefly, Obama and Hillary seem to be hiding lots on their campaign funds and of course those will never truly be traced because that’s how they got that far — by probably kissing the asses of the lobbyist by one way or another. This is how some people truly get way on top of the ladder of success by ‘getting to know’ the party of interest.
So what is being said during the presidential campaigns doesn’t matter in the end because they are all talk without much noticeable action or prior experience. And everything else behind the scenes is but a veil hidden from view to most of us hard working citizens. People who lie continue to deny any allegations or any wrong doings despite any substantive proof, whether expressly written or said, copyright or not.
For example, one of Obama’s speech made on 02/16/2008 is strikingly similar that a speech made Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick on 10/15/2006. And after I watched the comparison of both speeches on televised network programming a few days ago, Obama did borrow from someone else’s speech. Hillary does the same with the continued repetition of her plans over and over into our earholes.
Obama’s plans don’t seem to go anywhere no matter how well he speaks and reaches out to the hearts and souls of the listeners. The trend appears to be that Obama could be the Democratic nominee even though Hillary is by far more qualified than Obama. I am surprised to see people don’t understand what is going on right under their noses.
The strategy seems to go something like this: First, the Republicans don’t like McCain, who has to answer to the recent scandal about his affair with a female lobbyist. Then they and the Independent voters side Obama instead. Later on, the original supporters of McCain will turn around and vote for McCain for president instead. I think y’all get the picture, yes?
So if y’all want to install a loose canon like McCain with anger management problems (due to Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) from torture during the Vietnam War) and calls concerned citizens names, like ‘Little Jerk’ to a student at Concord High School in New Hampshire on September 4, 2007 and ‘jerks like you…’ to Dana Bush of CNN on February 12, 2008, I would like y’all to talk amongst yourselves to decide the fate of our nation, nay the whole world, in the November 2008 general election.
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