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In a word, cowpie.

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Did I say there wasn't a Constitution? No I didn't. I just quoted what Bush said, which was "Stop throwing the Constitution in my face,' Bush screamed back. 'It’s just a goddamned piece of paper!" I just think that the President needs to follow the Constitiution and not just think that its "some piece of paper."

Can you provide a link to the story that backs up this quote?

Edit:  I see you did provide a link to the story.  According to the story, "this information comes from three West Wing sources who say a fourth White House employee in the meeting told them..."

Are you serious with this?  The author is claiming that he heard this from someone who claims to have heard it from someone else.  Come on.  Sounds like something from the National Enquirer. 

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The Messiah cometh...so sayeth Louis Farakhan. If that isn't enough to tell you what you need to know.

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It's not relevant when, it's relevant that it happened.If you believe you can trust this liar, well.

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It's not relevant when, it's relevant that it happened.If you believe you can trust this liar, well.

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I believe that it is relevant, because we already went through this back in February with Democratic Debate hosted by Tim Russert. Here is part of that debate:
"Russert began the discussion of Farrakhan by asking Obama, "On Sunday, the headline in your hometown paper, Chicago Tribune: 'Louis Farrakhan backs Obama for president at Nation of Islam convention in Chicago.' Do you accept the support of Louis Farrakhan?" Indeed, that was the headline of a February 25 Tribune article discussing Farrakhan's endorsement of Obama. But Russert did not note the article's subhead: "Senator has criticized him, says support not sought." Nor did he mention that the article quoted Obama spokesman Bill Burton as saying: "Senator Obama has been clear in his objections to Minister Farrakhan's past pronouncements and has not solicited the minister's support."

In response to Russert's question, Obama said:

OBAMA: You know, I have been very clear in my denunciation of Minister Farrakhan's anti-Semitic comments. I think that they are unacceptable and reprehensible. I did not solicit this support. He expressed pride in an African-American who seems to be bringing the country together. I obviously can't censor him, but it is not support that I sought. And we're not doing anything, I assure you, formally or informally with Minister Farrakhan.

Following Obama's answer, Russert asked, "Do you reject his support?" Obama then replied, "Well, Tim, you know, I can't say to somebody that he can't say that he thinks I'm a good guy," adding: "I have been very clear in my denunciations of him and his past statements, and I think that indicates to the American people what my stance is on those comments." Russert continued, stating: "The problem some voters may have is, as you know, Reverend Farrakhan called Judaism 'gutter religion.' " Obama replied, "I am very familiar with his record, as are the American people. That's why I have consistently denounced it." Indeed, in his answer to Russert's initial question, the first thing Obama said was, "You know, I have been very clear in my denunciation of Minister Farrakhan's anti-Semitic comments," calling them "unacceptable and reprehensible."

You can read more and see the video here: http://mediamatters.org/items/200802270006

But if you can believe Bill O the liar, who is stuck in the past, go right ahead.

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You can say the same thing about McCain. Up until this Friday McCain was inciting terrorists at his rallies.

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Why is it that all of these whacko people support Barack Obama?

You can say the same thing about McCain. Up until this Friday McCain was inciting terrorists at his rallies. With shouts of "Kill Him, Terrorist and Traitor."  When McCain tried to call them down, he got booed! Booed by his own radical supporters, when he asked them to respect Obama. Why did McCain turn to the nasty attacks, its because, "It's a dangerous road, but we have no choice," a top McCain strategist told the Daily News. "If we keep talking about the economic crisis, we're going to lose."

I don't know why the Obama campain doesn't bring this up, but McCain is also tied to Ayers if you want to play the "Guilty By Association" Game. When in Chicago Obama worked on a education program with Ayers which was run by the Annenberg Foundation. Lenore Annenberg wife of Walter Annenberg, who started the program, which gave money to the Chicago schools to help improve education in the city, donated to the McCain campaign. Don't believe me check out McCain's site here and see her name listed. Does this mean the McCain supports terrorists? It does if you use his own logic.

As to say I'm naive about politics, I beg to differ. My step dad was a local councilman for years before becoming the city's public liason in the '90s. My mom worked for the state for 26 years in the local unemployment office and was involved in the state employee's union, until she took a job in management. To say I don't know much about politics, you didn't have dinner with these people who talked about their work all the time.