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Open letter to Obama

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Rockmom, now THAT is something that should be printed in the NYT. :thumb:
Perfect for the NYT for sure... Basically doubles the misinformation of the original letter...
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Get a grip? Quit this childish behavior? You are the one that said "If you honestly want to know about his life, read one of his books." What could one of his books possibly prove?

 

Quit this childish behavior? No! You're not my boss. Nyaa Nyaa, Nya Nyaaa Nya.:lol:

 

Having read one of his books, I can tell you that you can, indeed, learn a great deal about his life. If you want to learn about something, you do research. To say that "we don't know anything about him" only shows that someone has not tried to find out anything. Heck, you don't have to read one of his books. There are a variety of reference cites on the internet that document his life in detail, if you don't want to believe what he says is true.

For pete's sake, he's not a Muslim. I hate all of this fear-mongering and misinformation. Good gravy, it gets old. If you honestly want to know about his life, read one of his books, instead of getting your "information" from the shock jocks and mass emails.

 

Here's your "flag" misinformation.

 

Everyone is a fear mongering, racist, bigot to you if they dare oppose your "oh-so-wonderful" president or if they have a different opinion than you on issues of religion. The entire letter is about not knowing enough about him, the media favoring him, his lack of experience, and government taking control, considering what has happened in the past year and a half, its not far off base. the media does not ridicule him as they did bush, obama and that democratic congress have taken over banks, insurance companies, car companies, the student loan business, and health care. No one said he wasn't born outside of the US, the letter stated that he spent a lot of his childhood elsewhere, which is fact. and about the radio, well Obama did support the fairness doctrine. What he said isn't based off nothing. Every bit and piece of what was written has some truth.

Everyone is a fear mongering, racist, bigot to you if they dare oppose your "oh-so-wonderful" president or if they have a different opinion than you on issues of religion. The entire letter is about not knowing enough about him, the media favoring him, his lack of experience, and government taking control, considering what has happened in the past year and a half, its not far off base. the media does not ridicule him as they did bush, obama and that democratic congress have taken over banks, insurance companies, car companies, the student loan business, and health care. No one said he wasn't born outside of the US, the letter stated that he spent a lot of his childhood elsewhere, which is fact. and about the radio, well Obama did support the fairness doctrine. What he said isn't based off nothing. Every bit and piece of what was written has some truth.

 

AMEN!

If you believe things that have been shown to be untrue, that is up to you. You want to know about his life? Who should have to tell you? Look it up for yourself. How did you know that President Bush wasn't a Hindu? Did you believe everything that was written about him? You want to put the president under oath to find out what truth? On what grounds? By the way, you're not the one selling the fear. You're the one that has bought into it - hook, line and sinker.

 

If you believe things that are presented to you from the biased press - that is up to you. President Bush was not a Hindu- fact! So that is a mute point - why is it that I ask a question about Obama's faith and you jump to Bush. I don't care if he is a Muslin , I care that he didn't tell us because it would't be the popular thing to do. I hate to disappoint you, but just because you read it from one of his books does not make it true! I have not fallen for anything - and i will continue to share my opinions. Sorry if they are not the same as yours.

Everyone is a fear mongering, racist, bigot to you if they dare oppose your "oh-so-wonderful" president or if they have a different opinion than you on issues of religion. The entire letter is about not knowing enough about him, the media favoring him, his lack of experience, and government taking control, considering what has happened in the past year and a half, its not far off base. the media does not ridicule him as they did bush, obama and that democratic congress have taken over banks, insurance companies, car companies, the student loan business, and health care. No one said he wasn't born outside of the US, the letter stated that he spent a lot of his childhood elsewhere, which is fact. and about the radio, well Obama did support the fairness doctrine. What he said isn't based off nothing. Every bit and piece of what was written has some truth.

 

Ding, Ding, Ding. We have a winner. :thumb:

I've learned a lot about Obama over the last year and a half. I've learned that his lack of experience has made him the president I was concerned he'd be. I've learned that his flowery speeches can only take him so far and his lackluster performance as a leader has hurled a shinning media star back down to earth. I've learned that he allows himself to get involved with things he would have been better to ignore instead of focusing on more important things. I've learned that he's one of the biggest dividers I've seen in office in quite some time. I've learned that, in his opinion, everything is George Bush's fault or the Republican's fault. I've learned that I shouldn't travel to Las Vegas in this economy.

I've learned a lot about Obama over the last year and a half. I've learned that his lack of experience has made him the president I was concerned he'd be. I've learned that his flowery speeches can only take him so far and his lackluster performance as a leader has hurled a shinning media star back down to earth. I've learned that he allows himself to get involved with things he would have been better to ignore instead of focusing on more important things. I've learned that he's one of the biggest dividers I've seen in office in quite some time. I've learned that, in his opinion, everything is George Bush's fault or the Republican's fault. I've learned that I shouldn't travel to Las Vegas in this economy.

 

Add that to the letters which SHOULD have been posted in the NYT. :thumb:

If you believe things that are presented to you from the biased press - that is up to you. President Bush was not a Hindu- fact! So that is a mute point - why is it that I ask a question about Obama's faith and you jump to Bush. I don't care if he is a Muslin , I care that he didn't tell us because it would't be the popular thing to do. I hate to disappoint you, but just because you read it from one of his books does not make it true! I have not fallen for anything - and i will continue to share my opinions. Sorry if they are not the same as yours.

 

How is it a fact that President Bush is not Hindu, but debatable that President Bush is Muslim?

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