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New RNC Ad — BarackBook

The Republican National Committee has released this Internet-only ad highlighting Obama’s questionable past associations — at BarackBook.com. The ad is a 75 second spot.

From my blog, By The Fault.

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Comment by Not Your sweetie | 2008-10-02 04:55:39

Why is it “internet only”?
meanwhile, the same media that told us Bush was always a leader on 9.11 is re-writing Obama’s role in the crisis - making it up as it goes along
http://edgeoforever.wordpress.com/2008/10/02/rewriting-the-narrative-obama-was-too-a-leader-so-stop-saying-that/

 

Comment by Chicago Joe | 2008-10-02 06:45:33

I am starting to panic.

Comment by workingclass artist | 2008-10-02 07:21:42

Judge let Berg’s lawsuit stand…Barky has 3 DAYS to produce papers proving birth/citizenship…

Comment by workingclass artist | 2008-10-02 07:26:51

http://texashillblog.wordpress.com/2008/10/02/feder
al-judge-orders-obama-to-produce-his-birth-certificate/

Comment by csuzeq | 2008-10-02 09:52:16

ok, only believe it when you see it on the obama crimes website. This rumor is false per Berg as of 1 am 10/2.

Always go to Berg for confirmation. I pray it is true and the site will update when a signed order is available!

 
 
 

Comment by Where's "Whitey" Larry? | 2008-10-02 07:31:08

They’ve been trying to tar Obama with his ‘associations’ for months and months and all he’s doing is putting the wood to them.

All the major news organizations have covered Rezko, Wright, Ayers etc…and nobody cares.

Eventually people will realize that it’s not working…bu only after Obama is President.

Comment by workingclass artist | 2008-10-02 07:38:53

http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/pennsylvania/paedce/2:2008cv04083/281573/13/
more info on Berg lawsuit…
What are all those obots gonna do…where are they gonna go ?

Comment by Hillary the President | 2008-10-02 09:29:13

OT

The Judge has NOT ruled yet;

please go to: obamacrimes.com

 
 

Comment by lark | 2008-10-02 08:22:06

Is not working. For democrats the best way to counter evil dictators and communist countries like Russian and China is to have a president exactly like they have and can compete in the corruption arena.

 
 

Comment by vinnie | 2008-10-02 10:17:04

did it state in that ad at the end “Barry Bad Judgement”? As in Barry Soetoro? Looking forward to part II of the ad. ;)

 
 
 

Comment by Perry Logan | 2008-10-02 05:57:29

Flashback: When Bill Clinton was running for President, the head of the RNC warned that he was a dangerous, far-left radical who would have Jane Fonda sleeping in the White House guest room. He actually said that!

Comment by blog force one | 2008-10-02 06:01:24

Jane Fonda was past her prime for clinton hr prefers younger women

Comment by Perry Logan | 2008-10-02 06:26:11

C’mon, blogforce. NQ has no credibility if people like you talk like Freepers, and you offend all PUMAs by bashing the Clintons. :(

There are plenty of winger sites where you can diss the Democrats. Coming here to do it is like crashing a party and peeing in the punch bowl.

Comment by tampagurl | 2008-10-02 07:15:01

Perry, I’m a PUMA please don’t speak for me. I think you are to sensitive and you need to lighten up.

Comment by Perry Logan | 2008-10-02 07:32:55

And I think I’m doing the right thing.

If wingers can come here and bash Democrats and liberals, I can damn well fight back. I may be the only Democrat in the world who won’t take sh*t from wingnuts.

Incidently, if you want to hear some REAL misogyny, just get a winger talking about Jane Fonda. The right invented the art of woman-bashing

Comment by tampagurl | 2008-10-02 07:49:20

Perry,
I read your posts all the time and you are way to angry. You jump at the least little thing. Please, It’s bad enough having to deal with the hateful Obama supporters. We have a common goal with the republicans so lets just try and get through this election.

Comment by kat in your hat | 2008-10-02 08:01:25

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

 
 
 
 
 

Comment by doc99 | 2008-10-02 07:09:30

Jane Fonda was still too good looking but I digress.

 

Comment by wry | 2008-10-02 12:25:47

Jane Fonda was still quite beautiful in 1992, but couldn’t hold a candle to Hillary. We love our Clintons at NQ.

 
 

Comment by Shiloh | 2008-10-02 06:21:14

I call BS, show us a citation on that.

 

Comment by catherine | 2008-10-02 07:44:10

The difference is Clinton was no radical whereas Obama DOES have more than 2 decades of radical anti-American associations starting with his own father.

What was a mischaracterization of Clinton is a FACT regarding Obama.

Comment by PKat | 2008-10-02 08:21:58

Yeah. Obama would have have someone the likes of a radical Fonda sleeping in the White House. Like his own wife (though not as attractive) and Bernadine Ayers!

 
 
 

Comment by blog force one | 2008-10-02 06:06:40

Mcain RNC had better come out with even harder hitting ads with an emphasis on personal character assassinations questioning his citizenship and national allegiances EG; Indonesian /Kenyan citizenship passport issues . Namely his school registration from Indonesia listing him as an Indonesian national and Muslim is a document that 99.99% of Americans have never seen or heard about. This type of attack will be very effective!

Comment by beebop | 2008-10-02 06:29:41

Let the debate happen. Let the economic package that we all hate like HELL get finalized so that any of the advantage that goes to the Dems on this issue passes. Remember how McCain got a bump after Georgia? The next mano a boychick debate is a Town Hall. 0mama can prepare all he wants. It is not an easy format and he is abyssmal at it. Then the last one is domestic issues. Please. By that time the 527’s will have hammered him to a pulp. He’s not going to get any better than he is right now.

Comment by I have a bracelet 2 | 2008-10-02 06:41:04

indeed, he shown his best. nothing good to be added.

the economic package was a distraction that had to be done. at the same time is a good thing that many voters opposed the bailout. maybe it will backfire.

time to implode.

 
 
 

Comment by looking for integrity | 2008-10-02 06:33:35

OT- but I was wondering what would be done or said regarding the caucus fraud during the primaries and the current early voter and acorn voting registration irregularities

It speaks to republicans but it made me think about our civil rights in general, whether they are protected by the DOJ, and what happened during the primaries specifically. Please forgive the length.

Pajamas Media - http://pajamasmedia.com -

Justice Department vs. Republicans

September 19, 2008 - by Anonymous

In the face of the Obama fundraising and media juggernaut, Republicans are worried about losing the presidential election.

They should be even more fearful, however, about being criminally prosecuted by the Justice Department for political speech and activity protected by the First Amendment — a clear effort by partisan career lawyers within the Civil Rights Division to help the Obama campaign.

How did we reach such a disturbing state of events? In 2002, Attorney General John Ashcroft directed the Justice Department to hold an annual training session for lawyers from Civil Rights as well as Assistant U.S. Attorneys and FBI agents. Its purpose was to educate these individuals regarding the requirements of both civil election laws — such as the Voting Rights Act that guarantee access to the polls — and the criminal election statutes that prohibit voter fraud and registration improprieties.

The recent 2008 conference, according to multiple sources, was a radical departure from prior events and quite disturbing. Unlike the past, all of the Civil Rights Division’s presentations were not made by lawyers from the Voting Section. Instead, some were also made by lawyers from the Criminal Section of Civil Rights. While most of the laws enforced by that Division are civil statutes, a small number provide for criminal prosecution for violations of the law that involve the threat or use of force.

The kind of routine violence, targeting civil rights workers in the 60s who were registering blacks to vote, is long gone. The Criminal Section has not pursued a criminal voting-related case in decades. Yet the presentations at this year’s conference show that the Criminal Section has been given the green light to use these same criminal statutes to harass and prosecute political activists (particularly Republicans) who are engaging in protected political activity, not violence or the threat of violence. No candidate for federal, state, or local office should take this unprecedented threat lightly. The entire apparatus of federal election law enforcement was assembled for this conference including every FBI agent and Assistant United States Attorney responsible for election-related matters.

The Criminal Section is headed by a former ACLU attorney, Mark Kappelhoff, who was actually hired by this Administration. So much for the claim that the Bush Administration only hired “conservatives” in the Civil Rights Division. In apparent violation of a memorandum from Attorney General Mukasey that directed employees to be “particularly sensitive to safeguarding the Department’s reputation for fairness, neutrality and nonpartisanship,” Kappelhoff has contributed $2,000 to Obama — not exactly the hallmark of “neutrality and nonpartisanship.” But even worse was the presentation by one of his career lawyers, James Walsh, obviously made with Kappelhoff’s approval.

Walsh is a former Voting Section lawyer who transferred to the Criminal Section after working for Senator Ted Kennedy on a detail. Not surprisingly, Walsh is also a contributor to Obama, which is certainly on par with the almost $150,000 that DOJ lawyers and staff who live in Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia have contributed to the Obama campaign, including John Bert Russ, the lawyer in the Voting Section who is responsible for the observer program that will send out hundreds of federal observers on election day.

Walsh made it clear that the Criminal Section intends to use the civil rights statutes to criminally prosecute anyone they consider to be engaging in voter “intimidation” or “oppression.” Now, that might sound like a reasonable idea until you realize that Walsh and Kappelhoff’s definition of “intimidation” and “oppression” goes far beyond what you and I would imagine. Walsh stated that because we have an African-American presidential candidate, there would be voter suppression — a baseless assumption that plays on left-wing stereotypes of America as a racist nation. Every single example of wrongdoing that Walsh and other presenters used in their presentations talked about Republicans: there was not a single example of any wrongdoing committed by any Democrats in the entire two-day conference.

One cited example of a “criminal” violation supposedly intended to “suppress” voting was sending mailers informing voters that you must be a citizen to vote, a requirement of state and federal law. One of the deputy chiefs, Mark Blumberg, told FBI agents and federal prosecutors that the individuals responsible for such a brochure should be brought before a federal grand jury to ask them if they belong to any “anti-immigrant” groups. Not surprisingly, this deputy chief also did a detail with Senator Kennedy.

There are so many things wrong with this abuse of our legal process I am not sure where to start.

The lawyers from the Criminal Section acknowledged that there are no federal criminal statutes that reach non-violent political activities, yet they are proposing to use those statutes to harass individuals engaged in perfectly legal behavior. For telling the absolute truth about citizenship being a requirement to vote, these lawyers want to drag individuals in front of a federal grand jury to ask questions about their political associations. As far as I know, being a member of a group that is against illegal immigration is not a violation of federal law (yet!), although it is perfectly clear that the partisan career lawyers at Justice think it should be.

Under this reasoning, anyone who says we should secure our borders, enforce our employment laws, and deport illegal aliens is engaging in criminal oppression and intimidation. Should anyone who has expressed his views on this subject, particularly in connection with an election, expect to be called in front of a federal grand jury to answer for his “crimes?” While the views espoused by Walsh, Blumberg, and Kappelhoff are well outside the mainstream, they are perfectly aligned with liberal groups who do not believe that voter registration applicants should have to answer questions about their citizenship, and who in fact make a point of not advising registrants of citizenship requirements.

Regrettably, what is going on here is no different than what has happened in the Civil Rights Division for decades. This part of Justice is the depository of the most left-wing career lawyers in the entire department, and for years they have run mostly unchecked by political appointees. These lawyers will do anything they can to help get Obama elected — even if it means harassing, investigating and criminally prosecuting Republicans who are engaged in perfectly legal political activity.

Unfortunately, there do not appear to be any political appointees left in the Division with the political fortitude to do anything to stop it. So Republicans involved in the election should make sure they have their defense lawyers ready to go as we get closer to November. The power and authority of the Justice Department and federal grand juries may come down on their heads with all of the force of a hurricane. Or, even better, folks in Congress who respect the Bill of Rights and the First Amendment should let Attorney General Mukasey know that the use of the criminal process for political ends and to chill political speech won’t be tolerated. He should also require any Justice employees like Kappelhoff, Walsh, and Russ who have contributed to Obama to recuse themselves completely from any involvement in any matter arising out of the election.

The author is an attorney who specializes in election law. The author has requested anonymity to avoid being targeted for prosecution by the Justice Department for exercising First Amendment rights.

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Article printed from Pajamas Media: http://pajamasmedia.com

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Comment by Perry Logan | 2008-10-02 06:40:18

We have to place this in the larger context—that the Bush Administration and the complicit 109th Congress were clearly trying to turn the United States into a one-party state. See Naomi Wolf’s The End of America.

It appears that some crooked Democrat have decided to use the Republicans’s traditional tools—i.e., cheating—to beat them at their own game. It is most certainly bad news for our country.

But the fact that it happened shouldn’t surprise us. Republicans have been winning elections for years, simply because they cheat. It’s human nature to fight back.

Comment by Perry Logan | 2008-10-02 06:42:02

Happiness is someone seeing my videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GCNfc4tsug

 

Comment by Tuppence 411 | 2008-10-02 06:54:59

Perry, I am going to agree with you on this point. During the Clinton Administration the republican attack machine bombarded us with petty “scandals” and special counsel- Travelgate, Troopergate, every dang “gate” they could imagine. Oversaturation. Crying wolf. We have reached the point the public is now desensitized. And the result is today corrupt Barky is getting a free pass.

Comment by lark | 2008-10-02 08:34:48

Corruption and wrong doing is bread in the school system. Where did Barack and Michelle learned their thuggery tactics? Wasn’t it in the schools they attended to get their education. Harvard is the most corrupt university in the country. And it is news to me that Princeton is too. It must be the company they keep.

 
 
 
 

Comment by Tuppence 411 | 2008-10-02 06:42:50

“It’s the corrupt economy, Stupid.”
McCain and Anti-Obama 527 ads need to hit hard, fast, and repeatedly at Barky’s dirty money. His pork for his wife’s employer and Father Pfleger’s church. Rezko and the chicago machine. His ties to Fannie Mae and the subprime mess. Hundreds of millions in illegal donations from foreign counties, fake names, and Wall Street. Acorn and Annenburg Challange. The list goes on. Tie his fraud and bad judgement to the corrupt economy that is ruining this country!

 

Comment by C.S. | 2008-10-02 06:43:02

Now if we can just get someone in the media to play Six Degrees of Separation with us perhaps those voters who get their news through Pravda propaganda media will realize how far the tentacles of Mystery Man Soerto/Obama really goes.

I never realized the Obama-Rezko-Binen-Cari connection. Wonder where Obama-Ayers-Auchi links would take you, or Obama-Wright-Farrahkan….this could get addictive! And creates a nice simple graph anyone could understand.

 

Comment by bert | 2008-10-02 06:48:56

This is a great video. Glad to see one finally come out.

Does anyone here know anything about a new fundraising scandal breaking on Obama? The patriot room says that there is a new big time and big$ $$ problems with Obama accepting donations from Europe under obviously phony names, as well as the Middle East which he have heard about before.

http://patriotroom.com/?p=2686

Comment by dixie | 2008-10-02 07:08:42

You should add to that SA.

 

Comment by witness08 | 2008-10-02 07:11:51

I followed some links on the “Patriotroom.com” page and found this piece on “NewsMax.com”

Quoted from the article

America’s most-listened-to talk radio host took on Sen. Barack Obama’s “eye-popping fundraising operation.”

On Wednesday, Rush Limbaugh criticized the major media for ignoring the NewsMax recent report by correspondent Ken Timmerman revealing the curious foreign and secret flows of money into Obama’s campaign.

Limbaugh declared: “The bottom line is this. Obama is raising gobs and oodles of money from foreigners outside the United States � this is a violation of federal law � and matching gobs and oodles of money inside the United States from phantoms, who are blowing out the individual contribution limits by among other devices making up identities and breaking up contributions in amounts less than $200 for which reporting requirements are less rigorous. “

 
 

Comment by doc99 | 2008-10-02 07:05:35

This will come as a surprise to Rev. Jeremiah Wrong.

 

Comment by ford | 2008-10-02 07:30:37

Perry I have a strong suspicion that you are a troll in sheep’s clothing…

I hope the women of this country are paying attention…

Here is the score card

POTUS MEN 43, WOMEN 0

VPOTUS MEN 43, WOMEN 0

The argument is that none of the women were qualified enough…sound familiar?

 

Comment by witness08 | 2008-10-02 07:30:54

LET’S TAKE A PAGE FROM OBAMA’S PLAY BOOK. RECEIVED THIS FROM THEIR CAMPAIGN TODAY.

“I know these are difficult times, but the stakes have never been higher.

If every one of us reaches out to friends, starts organizing, and takes a piece of this campaign into our own hands, we will win this election.

With eight states already voting early — and a dozen more starting in the next two weeks — voters are already making up their minds. This movement needs supporters like you to step up and volunteer right now.

The simplest tasks are also the most important and the most effective.

Here are some easy ways you can get involved today.

Get involved now
Join a local organizing group Find an event near you Create your own fundraising page

This campaign has always been about change — and real change comes from the bottom up, not from the top down. Supporters like you organizing and fundraising at the grassroots level will make the difference, and we have all the tools to help you do that.

Even if you’ve never been involved in politics before, it’s easy and doesn’t require any experience.

This election is too important to sit on the sidelines. And together, there’s nothing we can’t
do. ”

What can we do? We can’t just hope that Rezko will sing. I’m a registered Democrat, living in a Blue state but I know some Republicans here and in other states( extended family members, my landlady). I’m going to contact them to urge them to vote on election day (remind them to register NOW if they’re not already) and urge them to recruit their friends and family members to do the same.
“The stakes have never been higher”.

 

Comment by Mary | 2008-10-02 07:41:33

If McCain loses this election it is because he waiting too long to bring out the dirt on Obama to the MSM. How stupid could his advisors be? They need to hit hard and hit now! It also needs to be on the MSM, not the internet. All this information has been on the internet and it has not done much. It must hit the mainstream media, and it must be NOW! Hit him on all fronts: Larry Sinclair, the origin of birth, his shady friends, the fact no one is allowed to look into his college days and no one has come forward to say they know him from those days, his mysterious trip to Pakistan for 3 months, the list goes on and on! Seriously, I will sue the media if he gets elected and this all comes out afterward. This is ridiculous!

 

Comment by Bingo | 2008-10-02 08:00:30

Larry Sinclair is in Grand Rapids Mich. for Nobama’s Rally!! He will pass out flyers and let the people of Michigan know the TRUTH about Nobama.

http://citizenwells.wordpress.com/2008/10/01/larry-sinclair-obama-rally-grand-rapids-mi-october-2-2008-take-it-to-the-streets-meet-contact-larry-sinclair/

 

Comment by kat in your hat | 2008-10-02 08:03:36

I love BarackBook.

 

Comment by lark | 2008-10-02 08:11:13

Democrats don’t care anymore how deep in corruption and wrongdoing, lying, and character assassinations their candidates for office are in or have been. Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Pelozi, Dodd, Frank, et. al, none of them care. The one that surprises on the most about this careless attitude is Hillary Clinton.

For Democrats corruption is now a right of passage. Why? Very very simple. It is definitely an aid when dealing with those that live at the hand of the government largess. For Obama, his corruption and lying practices will be useful when joining the Russians and the Chinese in opposing the United Nations and other foreign powers. Because the difference between Obama and Bush 2 is that Bush 2 seek the approval of the U.N. to invade Iraq. Obama will invade any country that he thinks is democratically elected as a gratuitous gift to his prospective allies, Russia and China.

 

Comment by Linda | 2008-10-02 09:15:17

HA! Good morning. Nice add..

 

Comment by typewriterstreaming | 2008-10-02 09:17:43

I know this is a long shot, but I am amazed Berg got even this far in the lawsuit against Obama and the DNC-
Obama ordered to produce birth certificate in Berg case: From the comment section by the amazing Uppity Woman blog site:
http://texashillblog.wordpress.com/2008/10/02/federal-judge-orders-ob
ama-to-produce-his-birth-certificate/

 

Comment by Khan Krum | 2008-10-02 09:27:02

Wow, this is good stuff! Finally, some evidence that they’re going to chip away at his clay feet… It’s interesting that Revs. Wrong and Pflamethrower are absent (or at least not highly visible). This suggests that they will make up a separate front in this war (and we all suspect we know what the A-bomb will be in that theatre of operations).

 

Comment by maggie | 2008-10-02 09:30:32

I am really panicky after reading the polls this morning. I actually feel sick to my stomach — this guy cannot be my President! I stop watching anything on TV as of now and no more poll watching. And since we now have a completely biased moderator for tonight’s debate, I will not be watching that either. I truly do not have the stomach for any more distortions.

Comment by lark | 2008-10-02 09:33:03

I feel exactly as you do. I will watch the debate but I will be holding my stomach.

 

Comment by PhxNickD | 2008-10-02 10:54:57

the polls are where they are because of the economic crisis we are faced with right now. we all knew this was going to happen. no matter what D we had on the ticket was going to see their numbers go up because of it. this is why pelosi and obama were dragging their feet on getting a bill voted to resolve it. this to shall pass.

 
 

Comment by Jessie Britton | 2008-10-02 10:22:37

McCain has slipped in the poll to a degree, but nothing compared to those being touted by the media. My morning newspaper is a good example. It is a right wing rag that is in the bag for obama. Its feature writers on the Opp section, although not very good, are all in that bag with the exception of one. The polls being used are primary the Quinnipiac and CNN/Time polls. These so called results were based on numbers of two days ago. I get a list of polling results almost daily. On this time date and including these two polling organization, there was a list of thirteen companies and here was their findings.The national average was Obama 46% and McCain 43.1% and when its was firgured on a weighted base (adjusted based on Democratic numbers) the national average was 46.5 to 46 percentage points.Yesterday’s Gallup daily tracting poll had it 48 to 44 percent. That is almost the same as the nation numbers I have mentioned here. He has lost some support the last few weeks, but the attack machine of the campaign, the RNC and the 527’s are just getting started. My problem with Obama is not economics, but when I picture him as our Commander in Chief it scares the Sh&t out of me. Two wars, the Russian bear out of hibernation, Iran going atomic, North Korea already there and restarting up again,Pakistan in chaos and if that does not scare you nothing will, just vote for Obama and you may regret it for the rest of your life.

 

Comment by InsightAnalytical-GRL | 2008-10-02 11:25:36

His interview with O’Donnell on 9/30 was better than this ad!

Why isn’t the “internet-only” ad on TV????

 

Comment by InsightAnalytical-GRL | 2008-10-02 11:27:23

PS–Why doesn’t McCain lift from this????? Short and sweet info….

Part 2–The Lineup: A Who’s Who of The Associates of Barack Obama
Posted on October 2, 2008 by insightanalytical | Edit
~~By Grail Guardian

http://insightanalytical.wordpress.com/2008/10/02/part-2-the-lineup-a-whos-who-of-the-associates-of-barack-obama/

Editor’s Note: Part 1 of “The Lineup” has been added to this post to make the information it contains easily available.–See the Part 1 for the comments to the original posting.–GRL

 

Comment by Jessie Britton | 2008-10-02 12:48:05

The media is touting the Quinnipiac and CNN/Time polls are way out of line. Both these organizations are in the bag for Obama. I receive a polling report almost daily. Yesterday’s report (same date as above) and including the two mentioned, plus 11 other polling organizations had the nation average with Obama at 46 % and McCain at 43.1 percent. The national average when weighted (including the Democratic numbers) had it at 46.5 for Obama and 46% for McCain. The new Gallup daily tracking poll has it 48 to 43 for Obama. Now, with a solid AA vote, an anti AA vote, anti gender vote and a PUMA vote, no one in hell is going to know at this time how the vote stands. For those of you who are thinking about voting for Obama or some other candidate, just imagine Obama as the Commander in Chief and if that does not scare the sh&t out of you nothing will. With two wars, the Russian bear out of hibernation,Iran going atomic, North Korea restarting its nuclear progran and Pakistan in choas, I am voting McCain and I am a real Democrat!

 

Comment by b mathews | 2008-10-02 16:43:06

IS IT POSSIBLE THAT SINCE SO MANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN HARRASSED, (CARS KEYED FO MCAIN BUMPER STICKERS, HOUSES EGGED FOR MAC SIGNS), CALLED RACISTS AND BIGOTS, HAVING BO SUPPORTERS GETTING IN THEIR FACES (LIKE BO TOLD THEM TO DO) ETC. THAT MANY PEOPLE ARE JUST TELLING POLLSTERS THEY ARE VOTING FOR BO EVEN IF THEY ARE NOT. THIS WOULD CERTAINLY SKEW THE POLLS IN BO’S FAVOR.

 

Comment by Katmoon | 2009-07-14 16:39:04

Way to much spamming on this site by this multi-consonant poster

 

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