The Natchez Democrat

Posted on September 30 at 4:36 p.m.

I didn't watch a clip of this interview. I watched the interview in it's entirety. And I didn't say that I belive he is a Muslim. I'm just not as sure of that as I once was. Obama's mother was an atheist, not a Christian, and he did have Muslim influence and some Muslim education as a child. He has said that himself. oldhippie, you need to put a John Prine CD in your car and sing along with it as you ride down to Rodney or somewhere and relax a little, or maybe a lot.

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Posted on September 30 at 9:37 a.m.

I really didn't think Obama was a muslim until George Stephanopolous was interviewing him and he said," No, John McCain has never questioned my Muslim faith" and he never corrected himself. Stephanopolous corrected him. Now, I have family who are Muslim and I have no problem with that. But they are honest about their faith. I don't see myself or any other Christian I know accidentally saying my Muslim faith. As far as how the Lord wants one to vote, I cannot in good conscience vote for someone who will not stand up against the atrocities of partial birth abortions. That is an ugly thing and it took a while for me to make myself look at it. There is no question of when life begins. If you have to kill it, then obviously life had begun

On Candidates argue over war, taxes

Posted on September 25 at 12:48 p.m.

New polls are being released now. Gallup poll has McCain and Obama tied 46% each. This economic mess is going to affect me immediately one way or the other. I've been thinking for the past week that these candidates needed to stop talking about what they've done, will do, or would do and do something. They are both currently senators. As far as blaming one party or the other, there's no need in going there because there is plenty of blame to go around. The more I've studied McCain, the more I am convinced he is a man of integrity, so I don't believe this is a stunt, but I could be wrong. At any rate, I have an idea that the debate will go on as planned

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Posted on September 16 at 4:43 p.m.

Yeahhuhuh, two weeks ago I went to Obama's website to read his plan and had no problem getting to it. Now I have to give my email adress and zip code to get into it. Do you know why. Is there any Obama website I can get to without providing this information?

On Seven years later, how do you feel about 9/11?

Posted on September 16 at 4:25 p.m.

time4achange, My father is 72 years old and still works at least a 40 hour week. He is one of the most productive, active people I know. He does not use a computer because he is physically unable to because of a physical problem that affects his hands. He has someone to do the computer work for him. I understand that McCain has trouble with his hands and arms because of some North Vietnamese guys and it is extremely uncomfortable for him to use a keyboard for and extended period of time. He has someone who does the computer work for him. I don't mind people discussing politics, but being cruel, which that computer crack about McCain is, is just not necessary and is pointless. I am waiting for someone to ask Obama how he feels about age discrimination.

On Seven years later, how do you feel about 9/11?

Posted on September 16 at 12:26 p.m.

Peace, you seem to have a problem with attractive, sucessful women. You don't like Cindy McCain or Sarah Palin. How do you feel about Michelle Obama? While you are googling to beat the band, do you think you could look around and see why Michelle Obama had time to go dance on "Ellen" but was not at the 9-11 events with her husband and John and Cindy McCain? BTW, it's just plain mean and petty to pick on a little 7 year old girl.

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Posted on September 15 at 4:48 p.m.

Actually she was asked if Georgia and The Ukraine should be admitted to NATO and she said yes. Gibson then asked if they are admitted, then would we be obligated to defend them and she said yes. If you don't listen to that interview very carefully you may misundertand it. I've had to go back and listen to some parts of it more than once.

On Seven years later, how do you feel about 9/11?

Posted on September 15 at 3:41 p.m.

I think Sarah Palin did quite well in her interview with Charlie Gibson. Speaking of lack of preparation, I actually heard Obama say, "Uh, I think we've been to, Uh 57 states so far. We didn't go to Alaska and Hawaii..."

On Seven years later, how do you feel about 9/11?

Posted on September 15 at 2:50 p.m.

Yeahhuhhuh, Could you tell me where I can find the actual bill to read for myself. I have looked at a number of websites and I haven't found that yet. Now as far as my research goes, I have listened to debates, speeches, and forums in order to get information about the candidates from the horses mouth, so to speak. Obama has clearly said that if Pakistan doesn't go after terrorists taking refuge in their country, that we should go in and take care of it ourselves. Then last week I heard him say that he thinks that we should put more pressure on the Pakistanis to go after terrorists, but he would not even come close to saying that if they don't we should take military action. What is he really planning to do in this instance. He has said two entirely different things.

On Seven years later, how do you feel about 9/11?

Posted on September 15 at 12:26 p.m.

Would one of you anti-Republicans please explain to me why you think this Global Poverty Act is a good idea. 845 billion dollars above what we already send is a whole lot of money, not to mention the other implications of this act. I was an Obama supporter until a couple of months ago when I realized I was being way too emotional about this election. I started listening carefully to Obama and now I am scared to death of him.

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