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Listed below are comments made by kkbarrett between Wednesday, 6th August 2008 and Monday, 14th September 2009.

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Unparliamentary or un-American? 3:37pm on 14 Sep 2009 Rep. Wilson's decision to call the President a liar was inapropriate during a joint session speach.
He should have just caned that liar after the speech.
Would Palin have done better? 3:02pm on 19 Mar 2009 When will the Obama camp stand by and take responsibility for their leader's decisions?

Excuses like "Bush did it too!" and "Palin would have been worse!" just won't cut it.

Your leader cratered the economy on his watch, just like Hoover did. Fix it, or get out.
No Bible for second oath 3:36pm on 23 Jan 2009 Obama's second oath met the requirements for Article 2, Section 1 of the US Constitution.

Any other complaints are just whinging.

I am a conservative US citizen, BTW, and voted against that socialist loon. But he did meet the requirements for the oath ... so could we move on? I'm sure we will find things more serious to complain about soon ...
No wiggle room 2:39pm on 31 Oct 2008 10 states ... Obama gets 10 states at most.

The Democratic Party is going to learn the hard way that Americans will not elect a socialist President ... regardless of what color his skin is.

As a Republican, I breathed a heavy sigh of releif the day that coalition of Kos-kiddies and the Chicago Machine canned Hillary ... she would have whipped McCain like a rented mule.
How to spot the English 3:49pm on 22 Sep 2008 We're working on the British unintelligible speech problem.

Our media giants are teaching them to speak 'Merican, instead of the British dialect of 'Merican.

Heh.
Hagel questions Palin's experience 7:52pm on 19 Sep 2008 Ah ... so Hagel bailed before he could be removed for being a closet Democrat.

Good.

You either support your party, or you resign from it and accept the consequences.

Disloyalty should never be ignored.
Hagel questions Palin's experience 4:07pm on 19 Sep 2008 Hagel the RINO ain't keeping his job after this.

He will be replaced as soon as possible, mark my words. You do not get away with supporting a socialist presidential candidate while in the Republican Party.

"Top Republican"? Only in the BBC's dreams.
How much trouble is Obama really in? 4:28pm on 08 Aug 2008 inkscar:

Didn't intend to yell "Fire!".

Obama is, essentially, a socialist. Any of the original socialists in pre-WWII America would welcome his platform with open arms.

On the same hand, today's neo-conservatives are, technically, fascists ... they are humping big government spending, government control, and the military to deal with most problems.

As a conservative-libertarian of the Goldwater stripe, I look upon both of these political factions with more than a bit of loathing.
How much trouble is Obama really in? 4:47pm on 07 Aug 2008 Inkscar:

You are right.

People shouldn't be asking if America is ready to elect a black man to the office of President.

They should be asking if America is ready to elect a Socialist to the office of President.

I think the answer is no. I expect Obama to tank really hard once we all hit the polls ...
Accusations fly 4:03pm on 06 Aug 2008 And the left again starts demonstrating Bush Derangement Syndrome.

It's good to know you all have given him so much free space inside your own skulls. He's a lame duck prez now, and yet you can't move on ...

I guess being unable to remove him for eight years has left a lot of you unhinged.

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