Plasmaball
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" he will loose"
He didn't say that, he said it would be closer.
Stop lying, and last I saw obama is up in swing states.
1. You should know by now that I never lie.
2. Why is it always my job to attempt to bring the lesser among us up to a semblance of literacy???
OK....I suppose it is based on the concept that 'a conservative is never so tall as when she stoops to lift up a Liberal....'
I'll try...but based on your innate intelligence, the result is doubtful.
From the OP:
"2. The President now admits, albeit inadvertently, that he will lose this time. He tells his supporters:
"This election is going to be even closer than the last one," Obama told Iowa Democrats..."
Obama warns backers: This will be a close election
"...albeit inadvertently..."
al·be·it/ôlˈbē-it/
Conjunction:
Although: "he was making progress, albeit rather slowly".
in·ad·vert·ent/ˌinədˈvərtnt/
Adjective:
Not resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning; unintentional.
(of a mistake) Made through lack of care; negligent.
So...the phrase "...albeit inadvertently..." means he didn't mean to, but accidently did it...
Beginning to see why no one ever copied off your paper?
3. In English writing, quotation marks or inverted commas (informally referred to as quotes or speech marks)[1] are punctuation marks surrounding a quotation, direct speech,...
Quotation mark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Now, notice that quotation marks are found here: "This election is going to be even closer than the last one,"
See....that is telling you what Obama actually said.
Quotation marks, again: "You are a fool."
That was me who said that.
Don't mistake it for all the other folks who tell you that.
Wow this is a lot of bullshit just to prop up you implying something that is not there.
Forget rhet you are a female trip....