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A Speech to the Delegates

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A funny Op-Ed piece.

 

My fellow Americans, it is an honor to address the Democratic National Convention at this defining moment in history. We stand at a crossroads at a pivot point, near a fork in the road on the edge of a precipice in the midst of the most consequential election since last year’s “American Idol.”

 

One path before us leads to the past, and the extinction of the human race. The other path leads to the future, when we will all be dead. We must choose wisely.

 

We must close the book on the bleeding wounds of the old politics of division and sail our ship up a mountain of hope and plant our flag on the sunrise of a thousand tomorrows with an American promise that will never die! For this election isn’t about the past or the present, or even the pluperfect conditional. It’s about the future, and Barack Obama loves the future because that’s where all his accomplishments are.

 

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"OBama loves the future because thats where his accomplishments lie"!!!

LOL. Very funny line!!!

"OBama loves the future because thats where his accomplishments lie"!!!

LOL. Very funny line!!!

 

 

Funny, but ironically, the same applies for McCain.

Funny, but ironically, the same applies for McCain.
Uhh...not.
Uhh...not.

 

 

His accomplishments, like Obama's, are in the future. Neither are President yet.

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Funny, but ironically, the same applies for McCain.
You usually attempt to make valid points, this certainly isn't one of those times. :walk:
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His accomplishments, like Obama's, are in the future. Neither are President yet.
To say McCain has had no accomplishments in the Senate is absurd to say the least.
To say McCain has had no accomplishments in the Senate is absurd to say the least.

 

 

To say that Obama has no accomplishments to his credit (Senatorial or otherwise) is every bit as absurd.

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To say that Obama has no accomplishments to his credit (Senatorial or otherwise) is every bit as absurd.
Give me his accomplishments in the Senate.
Give me his accomplishments in the Senate.

 

Do you not have Google on your computer? They aren't that hard to find.

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Do you not have Google on your computer? They aren't that hard to find.
They are indeed hard to find, anything of significance that is. I thought you weren't a fan of Obama, I have to say, listening to you lately, you sure sound like a supporter. :sssh:
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"OBama loves the future because thats where his accomplishments lie"!!!

LOL. Very funny line!!!

I too thought that was hilarious! :thumb:
They are indeed hard to find, anything of significance that is. I thought you weren't a fan of Obama, I have to say, listening to you lately, you sure sound like a supporter. :sssh:

 

It doesn't really matter what I say on here does it?

 

People consistently accusing me of lying on this board is starting to get very, very old.

His accomplishments, like Obama's, are in the future.
Oh, I was thinking of other accomplishments.
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It doesn't really matter what I say on here does it?

 

People consistently accusing me of lying on this board is starting to get very, very old.

I don't recall saying you lied. If you can find me using that word describing you, please show it to me.

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