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Yannis you do know you got your ass handed to you in 08. Why come back just to get your head lopped off again?
You've had your ass handed to you dozens of times and been caught lying repeatedly to boot. YOU keep coming back. Why can't he?
The last presidential election was a regular transfer of leadership between Repubs and Dems at the 8 yeas mark... Very common, no surprises there. Yet, to his credit, McCain fought a decent fight, but what could he do against the collapsing global economy and the sold-out liberal media playing off the race card. This next election is different as we, Americans, have a real chance to repeat the Carter thing for the good of our country and get out of the economic and class warfare hole Obama pushed us in.
http://www.economist.com/blogs/democracyinamerica/2010/09/obama_derangement_syndrome Obama Derangement Syndrome How D'Souza thinks Sep 13th 2010, 17:11 by M.S. ..I DON'T find it at all difficult to understand how Barack Obama thinks, because most of his beliefs are part of the broad consensus in America's centre or centre-left: greenhouse-gas emissions reductions, universal health insurance, financial-reform legislation, repealing the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, and so forth. Dinesh D'Souza, on the other hand, appears to have met so few Democrats in recent decades that he finds such views shocking, and thinks they can only be explained by the fact that Mr Obama's father was a Kenyan government economist who pushed for a non-aligned stance in the Cold War during the 1960s-70s. Since the majority of Democrats don't have any Kenyan parents and have no particular stake in the anti-colonialism debates of the 1960s-70s, I'm not sure how Mr D'Souza would explain their views. In any case, Mr D'Souza's explanation of Mr Obama's views doesn't make any sense on its own terms.