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this thread is further proof the right only dislikes Obamas policy
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And, I notice that you still haven't rebutted any point.
I rebutted your point in my first couple posts. There's nothing left to do but embarrass people for making stupid claims.
And, I notice that you still haven't rebutted any point.
I rebutted your point in my first couple posts. There's nothing left to do but embarrass people for making stupid claims.
Glad you cleaned up your act.
"I rebutted your point ..."
Did I miss some post where you provided examples of Obama texts that are 'graceful, lyrical, poetic,' and other terms from encomium re: "Dreams"?
Well, then, you haven't rebutted any point. You see, Obama's actually writing is pedestrian compared to "Dreams," and that is the point of the OP.
You folks on the left fall short when it comes to actually providing proof, evidence.
You'll believe that every leftie is brilliant, every one on the right is a dolt.
Have you read Remnick?
David Remnick, in “ The Bridge: The Life and Rise of Barack Obama,” manages to describe Obama with the terms ‘brilliant’, ‘intelligent’, or ‘smart’ more frequently than did Walter Isaacson the subject of his recent biography, "Albert Einstein".
You guys just fall right into lock-step, don't you.
Somehow i pegged Polichic as being smarter than this, but this thread proves otherwise.
trust me, pc is the smartest political mind on this board, and it's just a passing hobby for her. you are way out of your league... little viking
And, I notice that you still haven't rebutted any point.
I rebutted your point in my first couple posts. There's nothing left to do but embarrass people for making stupid claims.
Glad you cleaned up your act.
"I rebutted your point ..."
Did I miss some post where you provided examples of Obama texts that are 'graceful, lyrical, poetic,' and other terms from encomium re: "Dreams"?
Well, then, you haven't rebutted any point. You see, Obama's actually writing is pedestrian compared to "Dreams," and that is the point of the OP.
Let me guess: you don't see the irony in that statement? That's what it's like when you think the water in the fishbowl is the only place to live.You guys just fall right into lock-step, don't you.
So, the point here seems to be:
1. Obama's book is well-written.
2. I don't believe Obama can write that well because, well...I just don't believe it and i base that on a paper he allegedly wrote when he was 20.
3. Therefore, Bill Ayers wrote the book.
Hey, that makes perfect sense!
<Proof that no claim is wild enough if it casts dispersions on our current president>
So, the point here seems to be:
1. Obama's book is well-written.
2. I don't believe Obama can write that well because, well...I just don't believe it and i base that on a paper he allegedly wrote when he was 20.
3. Therefore, Bill Ayers wrote the book.
Hey, that makes perfect sense!
<Proof that no claim is wild enough if it casts dispersions on our current president>
Of course, that's not what the real issues are, but please do feel free to bluster and bust your ass defending his lyin' ass.
That makes perfect sense. FYI: I don't actually consider it any real big deal that Obama didn't write his own books.... most politicians and celebrities don't write their books either.... using ghosts is standard. And many sign NDAs so there is not 'proof' of it.
What entertains me is how the rabid left refuse to recognize really basic facts about your Messiah.
Somehow i pegged Polichic as being smarter than this, but this thread proves otherwise.
Somehow i pegged Polichic as being smarter than this, but this thread proves otherwise.
And,you see, that's where we differ....I never had that opinion of you.
Of course, that's not what the real issues are, but please do feel free to bluster and bust your ass defending his lyin' ass.
That makes perfect sense. FYI: I don't actually consider it any real big deal that Obama didn't write his own books.... most politicians and celebrities don't write their books either.... using ghosts is standard. And many sign NDAs so there is not 'proof' of it.
this thread is further proof the right only dislikes Obamas policy
So, the point here seems to be:
1. Obama's book is well-written.
2. I don't believe Obama can write that well because, well...I just don't believe it and i base that on a paper he allegedly wrote when he was 20.
3. Therefore, Bill Ayers wrote the book.
Hey, that makes perfect sense!
<Proof that no claim is wild enough if it casts dispersions on our current president>
Of course, that's not what the real issues are, but please do feel free to bluster and bust your ass defending his lyin' ass.
That makes perfect sense. FYI: I don't actually consider it any real big deal that Obama didn't write his own books.... most politicians and celebrities don't write their books either.... using ghosts is standard. And many sign NDAs so there is not 'proof' of it.
What entertains me is how the rabid left refuse to recognize really basic facts about your Messiah.
given that he was harvard law review, it's a given he can write. you don't end up top 10% at harvard law not being able to write.
but feel free to engage in fantasy.
where is your famous "i'll wait til i have more facts before i make accusations?"
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It doesn't matter.
If Obama were to be discovered today to be ineligible by birth, I doubt he would be removed as president. His supporters would counter that, well George Washington wasn't a US citizen either when he was born, or somesuch.
Yes of course he is a fraud. Yes of course he is a liar. Yes of course he was put in office by powerful interests that vilify everyone else.
But so what?
YOUR response sounde like it was lifted right off of oxyRu$h's am radio program.So, the point here seems to be:
1. Obama's book is well-written.
2. I don't believe Obama can write that well because, well...I just don't believe it and i base that on a paper he allegedly wrote when he was 20.
3. Therefore, Bill Ayers wrote the book.
Hey, that makes perfect sense!
<Proof that no claim is wild enough if it casts dispersions on our current president>
Of course, that's not what the real issues are, but please do feel free to bluster and bust your ass defending his lyin' ass.
That makes perfect sense. FYI: I don't actually consider it any real big deal that Obama didn't write his own books.... most politicians and celebrities don't write their books either.... using ghosts is standard. And many sign NDAs so there is not 'proof' of it.
What entertains me is how the rabid left refuse to recognize really basic facts about your Messiah.
For someone who claims this thread isn't about Obama's alleged inability to write his memoirs, isn't about claiming Ayers wrote them and at any rate wouldn't find those issues a "real big deal"; you sure seem awfully wrapped up in proving he can't write and Ayers wrote his book.
For someone who claims this thread isn't about Obama's alleged inability to write his memoirs, isn't about claiming Ayers wrote them and at any rate wouldn't find those issues a "real big deal"; you sure seem awfully wrapped up in proving he can't write and Ayers wrote his book.
Not sure to whom you were addressing this post, but allow me to summarize what I see as the salient points.
1.President Obama is intelligent, if misguided.
2. He can write. And think.
3. The writings that are his show none of the... 'grace, lyrical poetry', etc attributed to "Dreams" in the many glowing encomia.
4. Having a 'ghost writer' is no crime.
5. But, it seems, having Bill Ayers as one's editor and mentor and ghost writer is. At least one can glean same from the strenuous efforts to deny it. You, of course, are the perfect case in point.
Allow me this flight of imagination: I believe that the real problem for you, and the other detractors of Mr. Cashill is the gnawing irritation that you know you were totally wrong about Obama.
True?
No, PChik, Not really. It's a personal attack on an issue that is outside of immediate or even second-hand problems facing the country.
You say it's relevant because it deals with a personal character element. That's casting a wide net that makes anything personal up for grabs.
Does the President have speech writers? Yep. Does he have to write everything that comes out of his office? No.
You can say, he's a liar and that lying should mean something. Welcome to do that if you wish. The problem is that for all your citations ...much like the little reading glasses that Beck wears on his show...they're fluff and conjecture that don't amount to much.
You've been Vanquished. QED.
Actually, the indictment to which you have opened the President is hardly 'fluff,' especially as it adds to the mountain of incompetence he has evinced.
BTW, that little "You've been Vanquished. QED." not only comes across as more than a little bit effete, but suggests that you are not very sure of your ability to close the argument, and fear allowing the reader to determine whether or not your argument is dispositive.
Just tryin' to be helpful.