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that is despicable, serious they are saying that?

Posted By: MAX on 2008-10-10
In Reply to: I don't hear anyone at an Obama rally saying ...sm - oldtimer

I thought the FBI was supposed to be pulling these people from the rallies.

If Barak is such a terrorist, why would JM share a stage with him, shake his hand, talk with his family?

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Despicable -- your post is what is despicable here. nm
This is despicable.
He did the right thing by resigning.  Now he needs to be prosecuted.
your despicable is my
colorful colloguilism.  Common everyday.  Like lipstick on a pitbull - why is that not despicable?  splitting hairs and not focusing on the issues that concern our nation.  O will not be sidetracked by silly season; he is a constitutional lawyer, knows distraction when he sees it. 
How about despicable filth? sm
That's what Chomsky is.  Of course I was not there.  But historically, it is well documented. And I posted a wonderful link below about the three pillars on which Hitler based his Reich.  Well documented historically in all history books.  History Channel, too.  All documented. Right there in black and white.  Yep. 
despicable post
you should be ashamed
Despicable party. The WTC would probably still
Both phrases were despicable....nm
Both uttered by the democratic candidate, to "manufacture" outrage....or humor if you're a dem.....as dems think it's funny...

It's called rude, crade, base, name calling, no matter how you phrase things after. NO matter how much you add another comment to make it look like you're talking about something else. You got your point across, that you think Palin is a pig, and you think McCain is an old fish that stinks.

Nice.

I think it's fair game to repeat Gov. Palin's own lipstick comment comparing to a pitbull, as everyone always calls surrogates in this race "pitbulls" that attack the other side, so to speak.

But this just shows you what Obama is really like.....real nice, isn't he?
Actually ANY slander is despicable, also in our
daily life.
Any plot is despicable - but it goes on both sides - sm
I don't care who it goes for. However, you are blaming her for what a bunch of crazed lunatics were planning. She wasn't planning it but you make is sound as if she was.

I, as many others, do believe our troops will not be safe under an Obama regime. Just look at his voting record and how he says he will handle the war. He voted "NO" on ensuring that our troops serving in harms way remain Americas top budget priority by ensuring full funding. That means he voted no on the funding to ensure our troops would remain safe. I would say Gov. Palin has it correct. You cannot ignore the facts.

If anything happens to Obama I would say the direct person who should be held accountable is Hillary Clinton and possibly her husband (?) Bill. She came out and said it on camera. "The reason I'm staying in the race is we all should remember Kennedy was assisinated, right?"

If you talk about hate-mongering, lets talk about the crowds at the Obama rallies shouting out nasty and hateful things about McCain/Palin, the dummy of Palin hanging, how bout the rocks thrown through a glass plate window of the republican headquarters. What about the spray painted words "Republicans equal slavery" in NY and then they stole 45 signs and spray painted over a banner messages and letters that included symbols sometimes used by gangs. What about Palins motorcade that was attacked by Obama supporters. Here's a link (it's even from CNN, which I was surprised). Gov. Palin had to have been terrified. Talk about feeling like the Rodney King riots were back.

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=YeVBaM2lQsg

Each side has their own hate-mongerers and both sides do it well. Luckily there are those like us who just disagree with the other side, but we don't commit violence.
So much hatred in this posting, despicable..
Is it allowed to talk like that about

The President of the United States of America?

This is SLANDER !
Maybe they find it despicable but they're fueling it.
Just when I think Bush and crew have reached their despicable peak...

... I discover something even more despicable.  This isn't a new story, but I just heard it for the first time on TV tonight. 


I'm at the point where I seriously hope this cold-hearted, dim-witted MORON gets impeached, because I'm sick of all his BU_ _SH _ _!!!!


(WARNING:  Read quickly before the CON crew censors this post and demands it be deleted.)


Sen. Biden: 'I'm Not Allowed To Be There When The Flag-Draped Casket Comes In' ...

The Huffington Post   |  Posted June 20, 2005 10:11 PM


READ MORE: CBS, Iraq



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On CBS News's Face the Nation yesterday, Senator Joseph Biden (D-Del.) told Bob Schieffer that the Defense Department policy forbids him from paying his respects to fallen soldiers as their coffins return to the US through the Dover Air Force Base in Delaware. Though no cameras and no press would accompany him, Biden said he had to receive express permission from the Pentagon to join a grieving family that had requested his presence as they met their deceased son who died in a car bomb in Iraq.


I'm allowed in the military base. I'm not allowed to go to the mortuary, he said.


Senator Biden added that it is his understanding that the policy originates with Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld.


In April 2004, published photographs of flag-draped coffins arriving at the Dover Air Force Base in Delaware prompted the Pentagon to ban the release of such pictures. After Ralph J. Begleiter, a University of Delaware professor and former CNN correspondent, filed a Freedom of Information Act request, the Pentagon reversed the ban in April 2005 and released 361 undated, unlabelled pictures of coffins arriving at Dover Air Force Base.


Read excerpts of the CBS News transcript:


SCHIEFFER: You talk about not fully informing the American people. There's no question that the administration has at least discouraged people from reporting on casualties there. For example, the casualties all the people who have been killed in Iraq come back through the...


Sen. BIDEN: True.


SCHIEFFER: ...Air Force base in Delaware.


Sen. BIDEN: In Dover.


SCHIEFFER: Do you ever go out to meet those flights out there?


Sen. BIDEN: I've tried to and they will not allow me to. As a matter of fact...


SCHIEFFER: Who will not allow you to?


Sen. BIDEN: The Defense Department. Look...


SCHIEFFER: Wait a minute. You're a United States senator.


Sen. BIDEN: I'm a United States senator. Well, let me be very...


SCHIEFFER: They're not letting you on a military base?


Sen. BIDEN: I'm allowed in the military base. I'm not allowed to go to the mortuary. I'm not allowed to be there when the flag-draped casket comes in. As a matter of fact, Bob, one family asked me whether I would meet their son who was tragically gunned down, actually car bomb in Iraq. This is several months ago. I said I would be honored to be with them. They wanted me to come with the minister. They wanted me through the whole process. The commander of the base told me that he couldn't allow that to happen and he's a friend--this is not like there's no hostility there; I'm on the base all the time--until he cleared it with the Pentagon. And I'm told the civilian leadership in the Pentagon. So in order for me to literally go in and accompany a mom and a dad and a son to pick up the body of a dead son, a young Marine killed in Iraq, I was not just able to do it as a senior United States senator, former chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee--not like I'm new to this. I had to get specific permission for that specific event. I wanted to go when more than one Marine came back dead and I just wanted to show my respect. I didn't want any press there. There was no press. We weren't talking about that.


SCHIEFFER: So you think it is the secretary of Defense himself who's blocking you?


Sen. BIDEN: Well, that's my understanding. I don't know that for a fact, but it's not the military. It's the civilian decision in the Defense Department that you're not allowed to be there just to show respects. And let me emphasize here now. No press. No cameras. Nothing. I have made it a practice. The reason I've gone to Afghanistan, Kosovo, Bosnia is to demonstrate to those troops there that I understand what's going on and to be with them. No press. And they won't even let me on the base. Now, look, I'm not...


Ms. TUMULTY: Why? Why do you think that is?


Sen. BIDEN: They have this generic policy that it is a private matter. Well, I don't know any family that would--maybe there is--but I don't know any family that if a member of the government, a high-ranking official, was there just to pay their respects--and, look, this is heart-wrenching stuff. I mean, you were saying--maybe I shouldn't say this--before the show how it gets you on your nightly news broadcast when you talk about these young men and women who die. I mean, I think it's important for the nation to acknowledge and I think part of my job is to demonstrate privately ...
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