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Biden Vs. "Mooseburger Madame"- A Compilation of eMails about Debate
By Stephen Fox (about the author) Page 6 of 6 page(s)
You are right – Ifill should have called her on it too...What the hell good was asking questions if they weren't suppose to answer them and when they wouldn't answer them repeatedly for the moderator to not at least point it out? She could have said to Joe, I'm going to ask you my next question but you are welcome to do like the Governor is doing and say as a response what ever you want to say ------------------------------------------ from Greg : Doesn't look like they're buying it from the after-debate polls so far Tamara of Secular Humanist: -the numbers will fluctuate quickly and go back to obama. i missed the last 1/3 as my kids did not allow me to view it, however, did she ________________________________________________________________________ 
ever directly answer a question? "can i talk about..... " no matter what was asked? it is insulting. tamara
from JJ at Secular Humanist: Here are a couple of Polls... the more we say the more they will hear. Go Vote, Folks.
If people find other polls post them so we can put in our two cents... after the bailout that is all we can afford now.
JJ
Sine dolore est vulnus, quod ferendum est cum victoria. - It's a painless wound that the victor must bear.
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Election__________2008: Biden mentioned his 35 years a few times...and I expected him to do
well because of it...The best surprise was Sarah....llaci_______________________________
To: Southside VA Rural Rednecks fer Obama
Sent: Thu, 2 Oct 2008 23:46:18 -0400
Subject: [SouthsideVARuralRednecksferObama] This Can't Be True, Is It?> This came in part of an e-mail today. A friend of mine sent it to a
> hundred friends so I'm sure it's going all over the Internet. She
> said, "
> (Remember Obama said in his book 'Audacity of Hope', 'I will stand
> with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly
> direction'.....If you ever forwarded an email, now's the time to do
> it!) "
>
> That's got to be a lie or taken out of context, right? What does it
> mean? I need an answer to give to these people so I can defend
> Obama. Does anyone know?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Debi
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Stephen Fox: Yes, it is true. i read the book. it is taken entirely out of context but the people who are brandishing this quote are the kind of people who don't know what "context" even means. I suggest you get the book and read that section and the entire book before you argue with them. In the context of that comment, it made perfect and smooth and appropriate sense. Leave it to the Karl Rovians to pull something out of context and twist it around to stab you. It is what lawyers do all of the time, like it or not. Read the book, ponyhoney! I may quote you in my next article! You should be so lucky!
from Julie of Houston for Obama:
Long story...but I don't have a television at this house....What are the pundits and politicos saying?? Julie-
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