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Hotline On Call Part Deux: M. Obama Urges Voters To Watch First WH Debate
Michelle Malkin: Michelle Obama thanks me
Stop The ACLU: Michelle Obama: Barack will FINALLY unveil his plan Friday!
Wizbang: Michelle Obama: Barack will FINALLY unveil his plan Friday!
JammieWearingFool: Dubious Poll Conducted By Democrat Group With Michelle Obama On Its Board Says 83% of Americans are Dissatisfied With U.S. Foreign Policy
M. Obama Urges Voters To Watch First WH Debate
Hotline On Call Part Deux —
Michelle Obama issued a two-minute message today urging voters to gather with friends Friday evening to watch the first televised presidential debate. She says many people still don't know Barack Obama's positions on issues from health care to education.
M. Obama: "They also don't know that John McCain shares many of George Bush's views. In fact, he's voted with George Bush more than 90 percent of the time. Including not investigating the government response to Katrina, not supporting college benefits for returning veterans and passing tax cuts for the rich at the expense of the middle class." ...
Michelle Obama thanks me
Michelle Malkin —
This is a great opportunity for you to learn more about the issues. And it’s also a great opportunity for you to share Barack’s message of change with your friends, family, and neighbors by attending a Debate Watch Party. Why on God’s Green Earth would I inflict that horror on my friend and neighbors by holding a Debate Watch Party? I can see me spreading the message now. “Hey, you know that Barack Obama sure has a great message of change.” Deafening silence“Really, he says he’s the change we need and the change I have been waiting for.” Raised eyebrows“OK, so he wants to raise taxes, grant us universal health care, pull our troops precipitously out of ...
Michelle Obama: Barack will FINALLY unveil his plan Friday!
Stop The ACLU —
The Obama campaign is all kinds of gung-ho about the debate Friday. They really, really want people to tune in. Why, I don’t know. If, uh, you know, I, um, were, well, uh, you know, uh, Senator — hold, hold, hold on a second — um, you know, Senator Obama, I, uh, you know, um, wouldn’t, uh, um, uh, want to be, uh, debilitating, I mean, debating, uh, you know, um, Senator McCain, uh, um, uh, on, uh, national Univision — damn it!!— national television , that’s it!, uh, you know, without, um, a, uh, teleprompter, uh, that, um, you know, he could, uh, read his, you know, um, prepared, uh, lines off of. But, apparently they still want everyone to watch. They ...
Michelle Obama: Barack will FINALLY unveil his plan Friday!
Wizbang —
The Obama campaign is all kinds of gung-ho about the debate Friday. They really, really want people to tune in. Why, I don't know. If, uh, you know, I, um, were, well, uh, you know, uh, Senator -- hold, hold, hold on a second -- um, you know, Senator Obama, I, uh, you know, um, wouldn't, uh, um, uh, want to be, uh, debilitating, I mean, debating, uh, you know, um, Senator McCain, uh, um, uh, on, uh, national Univision -- damn it!! -- national television , that's it!, uh, you know, without, um, a, uh, teleprompter, uh, that, um, you know, he could, uh, read his, you know, um, prepared, uh, lines off of. But, apparently they still want everyone to watch. ...
Dubious Poll Conducted By Democrat Group With Michelle Obama On Its Board Says 83% of Americans are Dissatisfied With U.S. Foreign Policy
JammieWearingFool —
Here we have a textbook case in media bias. The Washington Post just essentially prints a release from a group called the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. Americans expressed strong support for changes in U.S. foreign policy, with 83 percent saying it is "very important" to improve the standing of the United States in the world, according to a poll by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. Here are other findings: · Majorities said the U.S. should be ready to talk to Cuba (70 percent), North Korea (68 percent) and Iran (65 percent) . · 67 percent call for a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq within two years. · 68 percent say the U.S. should join the ...
