"Goddamn it, I told you not to actually let him FLY it!"

You don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.
---Ray Bradbury

Obama is one of the biggest idiots to run for president if it wasn't for the media supporting him he would not have a chance ha ha for the stupid nigger wannabe

ever herar him talk without reading a script he is an idiot he is someone's puppet.

and i will say what the fuck i want asshole i don't give a shit if i get banned for life there is more than living on this stupid fucked up website

Tommy

Democrats = more money out of your pocket and more pissed off people

Obama beats McCain in Europe donations
By GREGORY KATZ, Associated Press Writer
Fri Jul 25, 2:56 AM ET

LONDON - Barack Obama's campaign has received roughly 10 times more money from declared U.S. donors living in Germany, France and Britain than his Republican rival, reflecting his popularity in Europe as he makes his first tour of the continent as the presumed Democratic nominee.

Federal Election Commission reports show Obama has raised at least $1 million from donors who identify themselves as Americans living in Great Britain, Germany and France, while John McCain has taken in at least $150,000.

Some donors say the huge disparity, which also exists in overall funding raising in which Obama has raked in $338 million to $126.3 million for McCain, is more about disliking Bush and the prospect of another Republican succeeding him than it is an affection for Obama.

"I contributed because of the absolutely appalling performance of the Bush administration during the last eight years," said Eileen Taylor, a chief operating officer for Deutsche Bank in London.

She made two $2,300 donations, the maximum allowed, and is also working on a voter registration drive to make it easier for Americans abroad to cast ballots in the November election.

"We're actively signing people up to vote," she said. "Democrats Abroad is working with a lot of companies to set up voter registration and absentee ballots. The key message is that it's not about the money. A lot of people are putting emotional energy into this campaign."

Only U.S. citizens are permitted to contribute to presidential campaigns. The European totals include contributions of $200 or more from each individual as election laws do not require campaigns to itemize lesser amounts. So it's possible Obama has received additional money from smaller donors. McCain, however, publishes all contributions, even amounts smaller than $200.

While Bush is unpopular at home, hostility to the outgoing president appears to be much deeper among expatriate donors than the general population in the United States. Obama's many backers in Europe say they are motivated by a yearning for America to once again be viewed with respect by the rest of the world.

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The amounts raised in Europe are not terribly significant in the costly White House race, but the disparity between the two candidates underscores the Democratic candidate's appeal on a continent where Obamamania seems to have taken hold of expatriates and Europeans alike.

It also may reflect the Obama campaign's adroit use of the Internet as a prime fundraising tool while the McCain camp was for a long time saddled with a Web site that made it difficult for Americans abroad to contribute.

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To say that I can relate to this would be a great understatment!

You'd never know it by reading the AAR Guest Blogger threads (or any others for that matter), but there is an impeachment hearing today.

Interested? Thought you might be.

AAR guest bloggers must think you aren't.

Here you are: http://c-span.org/watch/cs_cspan_wm.asp?Cat=TV&Code=CS

Related: http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/7/24/20455/5528/797/556537

Oh, and... huff... you're one crazy grandpa...
**lifts leg**
**pisses on anusleaky's lawn**
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