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Posted on September 25 at 10:37 p.m.

Are you serious CanYouHearMeNow? Obama puts his hand on his heart, pledges allegiance, wears a flag pin, and is a Christian. All of that stuff is just bull some group came up with to try to destroy his credibility. Go to Obama's website and there you can read exactly who made up all of that stuff.

And one more thing to all of you who say that most blacks will vote for Obama just because he is half black...well that works both ways for him and McCain. I've seen lots of yall on here that won't vote for him because he is half black and will vote for McCain just because he's not when you didn't even like him when he was running with the other Republican candidates before he got the nomination. You can put lipstick on John McCain and he will still be John McCain, and frankly, it hasn't helped Sarah Palin all that much in her interviews. McCain running for president is taking women back in time 40 years with his wife showing her cleavage and trying to look sexy and Sarah Palin not even knowing the issues that bunnycakes finds so interesting that she spends most of her work day posting messages on the democrat. I wonder why she doesn't venture out into the big world like CNN, FoxNews, or ABC with all of her wisdom?

On Should the Ole Miss presidential debate be cancelled due to the current financial situation?

Posted on September 25 at 10:20 p.m.

The debate should go on and if it doesn't, Ole Miss should send John McCain the bill for any money lost. He should be able to attend sessions in Washington Friday and still get on a plane to Oxford in time for the debate. If he can't manage to do both, maybe he isn't presidential material. It's not like he doesn't have access to a plane. He doesn't have to buy a ticket on someone else's schedule. Obama would probably even give him a ride.

I really don't think they should bail them out. Maybe more billionaires will step up and buy a share, like Warren Buffet did.

On Should the Ole Miss presidential debate be cancelled due to the current financial situation?

Posted on September 25 at 10:15 p.m.

No happybunny, you tell me what bank you work for, so I can tell them about one position they could do without, lol. If you have this much time to post, you must not really be needed on that job. Maybe you should get a job with the Democrat or CNN. I wasn't even online very much today having had connectile dysfunction and then I click on this article and see my nic mentioned. Who knew one had to be a journalist to make a comment? Most often I'm just saying what I would say at WalMart or the corner drug store. I'm not running for office or anything, but when I find something online that I think is interesting, I post a link to it so all of you geniuses can tell me if it's 4 real, and if I think something is humorous I might post that...but now that I know that Republicans don't have a sense of humor, I could stop. If the Democrat only wanted journalist to make comments on here they should specify that in the sign up rules and maybe ask folks if they finished high school and passed in spelling.

On Should the Ole Miss presidential debate be cancelled due to the current financial situation?

Posted on September 25 at 6:19 p.m.

((Posted by happybunny (anonymous) on September 25, 2008 at 4:43 p.m. (Suggest removal)

I enjoyed debating with you today, I no longer think of you as one of the rambling googlers on here such as Peace and hippie, but rather an educated voter who is making an educated decision. Although I don't agree with you, I am glad I have a better understanding of where you are coming from.))

sadhare, hopefully you don't work at my bank. If you do, and I find out, I will move my money. I don't feel safe financially after reading your hatred and after reading in your comments that you work in a bank. I haven't even commented on this article, but yet you still have to bring me into your comments. Why can't you get me off of your mind? You cannot control who I vote for; nor change my mind, or anyone elses. It is not your decision as to who we choose to vote for. This is not a chatroom and most people just make a comment and leave, they don't stay on here 24/7 like you. Why don't you go eat a carrot or something and maybe that will help you feel happy.

On Should the Ole Miss presidential debate be cancelled due to the current financial situation?

Posted on September 25 at 12:19 p.m.

We should make it a point to remember come election day who was in power when this current crises happened and vote in new senators and congressmen as well as president instead of leaving those same ones in charge. We should push for an amendment to the constitution that limits terms on senators and congressmen just like there is now on the president.

On Obama inclined to move ahead with debate

Posted on September 25 at 9:07 a.m.

BATESVILLE, Mississippi (CNN)– As word of John McCain’s proposal to postpone Friday’s debate reaches Mississippi, there is an initial sense of confusion and disappointment among the people here who have been planning this weekend for months.

“I feel like sending a text message to Barack Obama,” said Ruth Schiele-Moore, the manager of a 50-unit hotel in Batesville, half an hour from Oxford, where the debate will be held.

Her hotel is booked solid for the weekend, as are most hotels and motels in the area. She said she would like to send Obama a text message that reads:

“Come on down here. You just may win Mississippi.”

She said she wants Obama to show up at the debate even if McCain does not appear.

“I don’t understand why McCain feels he can talk to the American people about the economy better from somewhere else than he can from here,” she said. “He should come down here and stand next to Obama, and both of them should tell the public their views about how they would fix the economy.”

She said she is aware that Friday’s debate is supposed to be about foreign policy.

“They can change it,“ she said. “The people want to hear about the economy. Come to Mississippi this weekend and talk to us about it.”

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

On Obama inclined to move ahead with debate

Posted on September 25 at 8:35 a.m.

Apparently McCain can't multitask, lol. C'mon he has his own plane, he could go to Washington and then fly to MS in time for the debate. Last night on the news I heard them talking about Obama calling McCain in the early a.m. yesterday to discuss the crisis and the debate and McCain was unavailable (probably still sleeping) to take the call and didn't return the call til later in the day, just around the time he announced cancelling the debate.

The impression I got when seeing McCain speak briefly on the news was that his face was sagging some on the side where he had the previous surgery, and then I noticed when he was on a talk show, they had him sitting so the camera was mostly on the other side of his face. There was at least one article lately about him losing his temper that I posted the link for recently on another article. Because of his drooping eye and sagging face, I'm wondering if he has had a stroke, or about too? At this late date if McCain were to have a stroke just prior to the election what would happen? I know what would happen if it were to take place afterwards...Palin would be president.

I'm also wondering if this financial crisis has any effect on his wife's money which could cause them both to stroke realizing that they may have to cut back to living on $400,000 a year income from presidential pay.

On Obama inclined to move ahead with debate

Posted on September 24 at 9:40 a.m.

The firm owned by John McCain’s campaign manager reportedly received a monthly fee of $15,000 by one of the two giant housing lenders taken over by the federal government this month.
http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/09/24/...

Under the pressure of the financial crisis, one presidential candidate is behaving like a flustered rookie playing in a league too high. It is not Barack Obama.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/con...

Obama to Wall St: Bailout not a Welfare Program for CEOs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sWPYRxb2...

9-23 Presser Q&A: Obama Stands Firm on Tax Cuts for Middle Class
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Au4ZdKOkh...

NEW YORK - Financial stocks may be rattled Wednesday by a report that the FBI is investigating four major financial institutions at the heart of the recent market turmoil.

According to a report by The Associated Press, the FBI is looking into possible fraud at mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae (nyse: FNM - news - people ) and Freddie Mac (nyse: FRE - news - people ) and insurer American International Group Inc. (nyse: AIG - news - people )Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. (nyse: LEH - news - people ) is also being investigated. http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2008/09/2...

Auto execs want theirs too, seek gov help http://online.wsj.com/article/SB12208351...

On McCain says government ’forced’ to bail out AIG

Posted on September 24 at 7:49 a.m.

((Posted by happybunny (anonymous) on September 23, 2008 at 11:09 a.m. (Suggest removal)

Nothing, I have an intolerance for nonsense.))

This is not your biggest lie on here and easily proven by clicking on your username, lol. For some reason you like to ridicule me. I think it's because you know that I'm too nice to respond likewise while you also know that others on here would rip you a new one. Unlike you, I don't comment on every article or comment made on each article, because I don't get to read every article or comment.

I read the above post that you copied on how Bush has, since 2001, been attempting to bring the now crises to the forefront...the problem with Bush, just like you, is the foolishness in that he most often portrays himself as the joker or the class clown. Instead of being a stand up president, he preferred being seen as a stand up comedian, and during his comedy routine has run this country into the ground by making a joke out of being president. We don't need a comedian as there are many of them; we need a president. The proof is on YouTube, how he and his Republican cohorts have laughed this country straight into bankruptcy and the jokes they told weren't even funny; some were disgusting and embarassing, especially Laura's.

Now is the time for us to smoke them out of their holes by electing Barack Obama and put an end to all this foolishness. The Republicans are asking us to give them 4 more years, 10-20 is more like what we should be giving them.

On McCain says government ’forced’ to bail out AIG

Posted on September 23 at 11:27 p.m.

Benazir Bhutto wouldn't have said that Osama bin Laden had been murdered by Shiekh Omar if he truly hadn't been. For some to excuse what she said by saying that she misspoke and really meant to say Daniel Pearl is simply ridiculous. Sheikh Omar was an intelligence agent and while it is entirely possible that he murdered both Daniel Pearl and Osama bin Laden, there is no way Bhutto would have mistaken Daniel Pearl for Osama bin Laden. And then Bhutto herself was murdered not long after she made that statement. Now her husband has been elected to the position of Prime Minister in Pakistan, a position for which she had previously been running when she was murdered, and recently an attempt was made to murder him. Also, the US has been going across the border and bombing villages against Pakistani authority and innocent civilians have been killed as a result, and now US planes are being fired upon when they cross over into Pakistani airspace. There is really something very wrong with the stories that we've been told and way more going on than any of us know.

The joke is not on me, it's on you.

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