Polls get pretty confusing.. Every poll I've seen lately on TV has shown McCain ahead of both Clinton and Obama.

What McCain has shown is that the show isnt over till it's over. No matter what polls show now, it's Nov that counts and it's still anyones game. Obama will overcome this because each week new issues come up and old news is old news!

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The poll question that should have been asked in all this is, Is this really any of Hillary's business if Obama continues to attend this church?

No, it isn't. Anyone who has attended a church regularly knows that you attend for the congregation as much the minister.

I know that churches can function even if the minister is boring or not well liked. Some members don't attend unless the service is lay-led or a visiting minister is in the pulpit.

An exciting minister is great but can be baggage too. If they are worth a damn, they are going to speak to the things that are troubling in society.
Well, racism is troubling and should be talked about.A real church is not a mutual admiration society. It has to tackle the real problems that it's spiritual founders, like Jesus, would talk about if he were on earth today.

It makes me wonder what type of church Hillary would attend-the mutual admiration kind or the tell-it-like-it is kind?

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a growing trend in this country. That people aren't swallowing the lies fed to us by the MSM anymore, that people are beginning to think for themselves, that the manufactured stories aren't working to sway public opinion.

Perhaps there's hope after all.

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When Hillary's tax returns are finally made public, hopefully they will reveal that her hubby, Bullshit Bill, took $500,000 to lobby for Arab operation of U.S. harbors during the Dubia Ports fiasco.

What kind of patriotism in that?

Hugh E. Scott, Vietnam veteran, lifelong registered Republican, Ronald Reagan fan and ARDENT Obama supporter.

PS: No more Clintons in the White House--PLEASE!

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Breaking from Newsmax.com
Unconvinced by Obama’s Wright Speech
Barack Obama’s speech last week addressing his 20-year relationship with his radical pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, was very well done, yet unconvincing.
Obama sought to explain that relationship and why he could not end this close association, despite the minister's hate-filled rhetoric. He said, “There will no doubt be those for whom my statements of condemnation are not enough. Why associate myself with Rev. Wright in the first place, they may ask? Why not join another church?”
Yes, those are the questions that people are asking.
Many of Rev. Wright’s incendiary statements are on videos sold by his church. Minister Louis Farrakhan, a friend of Rev. Wright with whom he traveled to visit Muammar Qadaffi in Libya, also makes his sermons and those of others associated with the Nation of Islam available for sale. Their attacks on the U.S. and Israel often coincide with those of Rev. Wright
Rev. Wright’s sermons charge that the U.S. government gives African-Americans drugs, created AIDS, and is deliberately infecting blacks with that disease. His sermons claim that the U.S. unjustifiably nuclear bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II, and that 9/11 and the deaths of 3,000 Americans were caused by U.S. foreign policy.
He alleges Israeli state terrorism against the Palestinians; calling Israel a “dirty word” and “racist country.” He blames Israel for 9/11 and supports the divestment campaign against it, denouncing “Zionism.” His venomous thoughts are summed up in his most discussed sermon in which he says the U.S. government “wants us to sing God Bless America. No, no, not God Bless America. God damn America. God damn America for killing innocent people.”
Sen. Obama in his speech acknowledged that the rantings of his minister are “inexcusable,” but stated, “I can no more disown him than I can disown the black community. I can no more disown him than I can my white grandmother — a woman who helped raise me, a woman who sacrificed again and again for me, a woman who loves me as much as she loves anything in this world, but a woman who once confessed her fear of black men who passed by her on the street, and who on more than one occasion has uttered racial or ethnic stereotypes that made me cringe.”
Before we discuss his grandmother, let’s examine the impact of Rev. Wright’s statements on the senator’s two daughters. Nothing says it better than a song from the musical “South Pacific,” to wit, “You have to be taught to hate and fear…You’ve got to be carefully taught.” Few dispute that Rev. Wright’s sermons are filled with hate. Why didn’t Obama stand up in the church and denounce his hateful statements or, at the very least, argue privately with his minister? It was horrifying to see on a video now viewed across America the congregation rise from the pews to applaud their minister’s rants.
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