Obama attacks Bush in Kansas City

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KSHB-TV
May 13

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Calling for an end to the war, democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama spoke in Kansas City Saturday afternoon. In his first campaign visit here, Obama spoke to a crowd of more than 1,500 people at the Downtown Marriott, hitting hard on the war, health insurance and the president.

In a packed auditorium, sweltering with body heat, Obama greeted the crowd.

"How's it going, Kansas City," the presidential hopeful said speaking over applause and cheers.

He warmed up the crowd playing up his roots as a Harvard grad, turned civil rights attorney, and his life long battle with name recognition.

"They'd mispronounce it, the would call me Alabama, or they'd call me yo momma," Obama quipped.

"The day that this president steps down, the entire world will breath a sigh of relief," said attacking President Bush.
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They--well, Ted Kennedy--called you Osama, Barack.

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They--well, Ted Kennedy--called you Osama, Barack.
Hey, lay off the poor old drunkard. I once, believe it or not, heard someone refer to Barak H. Obama by the name "Hussein!"

How screwed up is that?

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"The day that this president steps down, the entire world will breath a sigh of relief," said attacking President Bush.

Leaving the political "pundits" out of this, can anyone ever recall a 'Pub Legislator ever saying crap like this about a 'Rat POTUS?

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"The day that this president steps down, the entire world will breath a sigh of relief," said attacking President Bush. Leaving the political "pundits" out of this, can anyone ever recall a 'Pub Legislator ever saying crap like this about a 'Rat POTUS?
Did you ever notice how often liberals portray themselves as the emotional spokesmen for "the entire world?" That's not a coincidence.

I hate Bill Clinton's guts. But I also happen to accept the fact that the world contains people who aren't me. Liberals are simply not capable of grasping that concept.

Like him or not, I understand that Clinton averaged almost 45% of the popular vote in two Presidential elections. Will we ever hear a liberal publically acknowledge that Bush got an average of 52%?