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No "If"

Posted By: sbMT on 2008-10-26
In Reply to: Obama - Stardust

He didn't say "If I am president" He said "When I am president"

I'll try to find a clip where he says it, but I remember him saying it because I remember commenting to my husband that it was odd to say that instead of "If"



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is Bush's motto.
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What part of "if and when" did you not understand?
Please go back and read the post slowly and pay attention.
I didn't say that depends on what the definition of "IF"
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The other poster said that Mccain was saying he was going to be president and I pointed out that so did Obama and I gave PROOF from his OWN site.


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