My golly Jimbo

Submitted by Silicondoc (United States), Jan 29, 2008 at 17:16

Is that how you want to play it, claim that "Obama perhaps made an inaccurate statement about his childhood" ?

Who are you trying to fool ?

Did Obama then come forward and "fix" his big fat lie and tell us the truth ?

Not as far as I can tell. Down to earth and "honest" - but there's a big fat looming tower of a lie hanging over us all, and Obama gets a big fat libtard pass, but no, not Romney, my golly - it was the inquisition hour and by golly he had to deliver a big fat special needs speech....

What the heck is this ... more affirmative action for democrats, and another big fat break for the party of lying haters, the dhimmi dems ?

I can't abide by that. I cannot support that.

" Obama LIED, and will continue to cover it all up. " that is ABSOLUTELY CLEAR AS A BELL.

I mean, do you even for a second think Obama and his dem research team didn't have a clue about his own childhood, and what the implications for his being in the race were concerning that ?

If they are that pathetic, if he is that thick, that unprepared, that lame, then he certainly is NOT experienced enough to be POTUS.

However, not for one SECOND do I believe a sitting senator is that moronic about his childhood with the current "enemies" of the USA.

My golly, how far has the USA fallen, where obvious liars are coddled even by their opponents? How much worse can it get ? How dumbed down can the USA become ? How many lies can float about, where it seems most the population, although swamped and doused with media on the very subject can't make heads nor tails of it ? Man, how disappointing.

Jimbo, not you, you we're trying to be too nice perhaps, but in general - the populace seems to be filled with either incompetent morons, or planned and plotting and wiling liars, liars that lie at least as much as the politicians supposedly do.

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