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    November 09, 2009

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    Ron

    Thanks to President Ronald Reagan for his courage and leadership.
    And what's up with Obama ot attending?

    KUKIMBIA

    If you're missing one of those pieces of the Berlin Wall, don't worry. Dale gave it to me 20 years ago and I have it safely tucked away.

    Pat

    Obama not attending is about as classy as he was "giving a shout out" to an alleged congressional medal of honor winner who didn't end up winning one, prior to addressing the Ft. Hood terror attack. Talk about someone with his head up his ass! 13 families just lost loved ones and BHO has to talk street slang in a solemn moment. George W. Bush would have been ripped up one side and down the other if he had done that. And in fact he was ripped, for daring to shelter those school students from an emotional moment with too much gravitas, when he learned in his ear about the 9/11 attacks. He actually was exercising good judgment in not letting on to those students that 3000 people were just killed. And now this jack ass Obama acts like this in these two examples (Ft. Hood and the Berlin Wall ceremony). What a joker, and what an oh-so-not-ready for prime time non-leader!!!! Wake up lemmings!!!!

    Rand

    Poor Pat; you really haven't gotten over last year's election, have you?

    Lou

    How can Obama be in Berlin and at Fort Hood Memorial at the same time. I feel he should be here to honor those that lost their lives.

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