Re: Fox's Sean Hannity Challenges Barack Hussein Obama To Confront Him On TV

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>>>> Today's most effective media exponent of conservative values and
free-
>>>> market economics Sean Hannity
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>>>BWAHAHAHAHAHA
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>>>http://www.crooksandliars.com/2008/07/03/hannity-flip-flops-with-bolton-on-north-koreas-nuke-plan/
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>> Hannity is just a radio and television commentator.
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>lol... you are FAR too kind... he's a circus monkey with a microphone...
a 
>completely brainless buffoon who has no business being put on television
to 
>pretend he has any clue on wtf is going on around him....
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And Obama-lama-ding-dong, the Dummycrat's messiah, whine about Fox
News and Sean Hannity. He;'s a scared little monkey.
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>> He has no affect
>> on the country itself. Obama-lama-ding-dong wants to lead the country.
>> So his flip-flops have an effect.
>>
>> Question: Will Obama-lama-ding-dong have the guts to debate Hannity?
>> My answer is NO. He chooses a women's magazine to air his grievances
>> against the Right Wing media.
>>
>> Obama-lama-ding-dong has more positions on the issues than the Karma
>> Sutra has positions for lovemaking.
>>
>> #17 shows that Obama-lama-ding-dong only wants townhall "meetings" so
>> he and his puppet masters can selectively choose the audience and gear
>> his talk to the specific audience.
>>
>> A townhall "debate" would be out of the question because he would not
>> get the questions beforehand and he'd lost without a teleprompter.
>>
>> If he thought he could get away with it, he'd probably make an
>> entrance to one of his speeches like Apollo Creed in "Rocky."
>>
>> http://race42008.com/2008/07/09/the-17-flip-flops-of-barack-obama/
>>
>> 1) Iraq
>> Position #1 (April 2008): Obama would withdraw all troops out of Iraq
>> within 16 months - "no matter what the military commanders said.
>> Because the commander-in-chief sets the mission, Charlie. That's not
>> the role of the generals."
>>
>> Position #2 (July 2008): Obama now commits to talking with the
>> commanders on the ground to determine a timeline for withdrawal and
>> says he "will continue to refine my policies."
>>
>> 2) Public Financing
>> Position #1 (Nov 2007): A Midwest Democracy Network questionnaire
>> asks, "If you are nominated for President in 2008 and your major
>> opponents agree to forgo private funding in the general election
>> campaign, will you participate in the presidential public financing
>> system?" Obama's answer: "Yes. I have been a long-time advocate for
>> public financing of campaigns combined with free television and radio
>> time as a way to reduce the influence of moneyed special interests."
>>
>> Position #2 (June 2008): Obama opts out of public financing, declaring
>> the system broken.
>>
>> 3) NAFTA
>> Position #1 (Feb 2008): Obama pledges to Tim Russert to unilaterally
>> renegotiate NAFTA, using a threat of backing out of the deal against
>> Canada and Mexico to make them change the agreement.
>>
>> Position #2 (June 2008): Obama says his words in Feb were "overheated
>> and amplified" and "indicated he didn't want to unilaterally reopen
>> negotiations on NAFTA."
>>
>> 4) Cor****ate Tax Cuts
>> Position #1 (May 2008): Obama calls cor****ate tax cuts "the exact
>> wrong prescription for America."
>>
>> Position #2 (June 2008): The Wall Street Journal re****ts Obama is now
>> open to cor****ate tax cuts: "Sen. Obama's nod to lowering cor****ate
>> taxes comes as Republicans have been attacking him for proposals that
>> would raise the cost of doing business. He didn't say how deeply he
>> would cut the rate, but said it could be trimmed."
>>
>> 5) D.C. Handgun Ban
>> Position #1 (Nov 2007): A statement from the Obama campaign asserts,
>> "Obama believes the D.C. handgun law is constitutional." In Feb 2008,
>> he reasserted his sup****t for the ban.
>>
>> Position #2 (June 2008): Obama states, "It looks to me that the D.C.
>> handgun ban overshot the runway. That it went beyond constitutional
>> limits."
>>
>>
>> 6) Welfare
>> Position #1 (May 1997): Obama says regarding the new federal welfare
>> reform act, "I probably would not have sup****ted the federal
>> legislation, because I think it had some problems." In July 2008,
>> ABCNews says, "Obama leaves out, however, that he was against the 1996
>> federal legislation which precipitated the caseload reduction."
>>
>> Position #2 (July 2008): Obama touts his role in "sla****ng welfare
>> rolls" in a campaign advertisement, leaving viewers to think he
>> sup****ted/sup****ts the legislation.
>>
>> 7) Energy Bill
>> Position #1 (2005): Obama voted in favor of the Bush administration
>> energy bill.
>>
>> Position #2 (2008): Obama criticizes the Bush administration for their
>> energy bill and says "Make no mistake, this is an area where John
>> McCain is offering a third Bush term." Ironically enough, McCain voted
>> against the Bush energy bill, one of only 26 Senators to do so.
>>
>> 8 ) Nuclear Power
>> Position #1 (Sep 2007): Obama declares, "I don't think that we can
>> take nuclear power off the table."
>>
>> Position #2 (Dec 2007): Obama declares, "Nuclear energy is not
>> optimal. I am not a nuclear energy proponent."
>>
>> 9) Health Care Mandates
>> Position #1 (Feb 2008): Obama fights against Clinton saying there's "a
>> different way" of achieving universal health care than mandates -
>> "forcing everybody to purchase it."
>>
>> Position #2 (June 2008): Obama announces he "is not opposed to the
>> idea" of health care mandates.
>>
>> 10) Telecommunications Immunity
>> Position #1 (Oct 2008): Obama pledges to filibuster any bill that
>> includes retroactive immunity for telecommunications companies.
>>
>> Position #2 (June 2008): Obama announces that he sup****ts the
>> compromise FISA legislation which includes retroactive immunity for
>> telecommunications companies.
>>
>> 11) Death Penalty For Child Rapist
>> Position #1 (Sep 1997): On an Independent Voters of Illinois
>> questionnaire, Obama answered "do you sup****t the death penalty?" with
>> a simple, one-word answer: "No."
>>
>> Position #2 (June 2008): When asked about the SCOTUS decision about
>> the death penalty for child rapists, Obama replied, "I disagree with
>> the decision. I have said repeatedly that I think that the death
>> penalty should be applied in very narrow cir***stances, for the most
>> egregious of crimes."
>>
>> 12) Meeting Without Preconditions
>> Position #1 (June 2007): QUESTION: "[W]ould you be willing to meet
>> separately, without precondition, during the first year of your
>> administration, in Wa****ngton or anywhere else, with the leaders of
>> Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea, in order to bridge the
>> gap that divides our countries?". OBAMA: "I would."
>>
>> Position #2 (June 2008): The Boston Globe re****ts, "On foreign policy,
>> Obama went from stating that he would meet, without preconditions,
>> with the president of Iran, to saying he would meet 'with the
>> appropriate Iranian leaders at a time and place of my choosing - if
>> and only if - it can advance the interests of the United States.'"
>>
>> 13) Undivided Jerusalem
>> Position #1 (June 4, 2008): To the AIPAC, a pro-Israeli lobby, Obama
>> announces his campaigns policy that "Jerusalem will remain the capital
>> of Israel, and it must remain undivided."
>>
>> Position #2 (June 5, 2008): After backlash from Arab groups and
>> sup****ters, Obama backtracks from that statement on CNN, saying, "it's
>> going to be up to the parties [Israelis and Palestinians] to negotiate
>> a range of these issues."
>>
>> 14) Normalized Relations With Cuba
>> Position #1 (Jan 2004): Obama announces, "I think it's time for us to
>> end the embargo with Cuba" because it had "utterly failed."
>>
>> Position #2 (Aug 2007): To a group of Cuban-Americans in Miami, Obama
>> says, "As president, I'll maintain the embargo. It's an im****tant
>> inducement for change."
>>
>> 15) Gay Marriage
>> Position #1: Obama says he "opposes same-*** marriage," but says
>> states should decide for themselves.
>>
>> Position #2 (July 2008): Obama comes out against the CA ballot measure
>> defining marriage as being between a man and a woman.
>>
>> 16) Abortion
>> Position #1: Obama has a extreme pro-choice history of "long-stated
>> positions on abortion (and a proposed federal abortion rights law he
>> had co-sponsored)." (ABC News)
>>
>> Position #2 (July 2008): Obama ****fts far to the right and tells
>> Relevant magazine that states should be able to restrict or prohibit
>> late-term abortions as long as there is a "health of the mother"
>> clause - which would not include mental distress.
>>
>> 17) Debating McCain
>> Position #1 (May 2008): Obama says he'll debate McCain "anywhere,
>> anytime."
>>
>> Position #2 (June 2008): Obama rejects town hall debates with McCain.
>>
It's a testament to your ignorance when you whine about one line and
not dispute the rest of the post of which you have quoted in your
reply. You are a dumb klunk.
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