"OBAMA'S 'NOT EXACTLY'S"- A Pathetic Republican Spam Blast eMail.

SEE THE TURD FEST HERE: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2027844/posts "OBAMA'S 'NOT EXACTLY'S", a pathetic Republican spam blast email. Thirty eight examples of the disastrous effects of Republicanism on the brain. Maybe you've seen this testimony to right wing moronism about Barack Obama. It's poetically called "OBAMA'S 'NOT EXACTLY'S" Since when did Republicans decide that saying shit that wasn't EXACTLY true was an outrage? Huh? Please, do you REALLY wanna go there? How about judgment. Not a stump speech but actual judgment about life and death, war, the economy, the Constitution, Civil Liberties and the course of this nation! Repubnutz are all scared that Barack Obama's a Muslim secret agent who works for Ayers and the Weathermen, who hates America and will go all Osama Bin Ladden on our asses if he gets elected. Pretty sane right? There is a 380,000-plus-word database that contains 935 LIES delivered to the American people about the Iraq war. Lies that were told to the families of sons and daughters who gave life, limb and spirit based on their trust of their leaders. The best argument any sane supporter of these Republican war criminals that lead this abomination is that they didn't lie they were just wrong. Well fuck you! People in their position that are that WRONG should have had the keys taken away from them before they could do any further harm. But you fucknutz supported these authoritarian monsters right up to the end. And now you want to put another of your wingnut cronies behind the wheel! Talk about judgment! Do Republicans have any sense of personal integrity, or simple honesty? NOT EXACTLY! PS. Here's the real story on the 1984 ad in spite of what Apple.com says: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/phil-de-vellis-aka-parkridge/i-made-the-vote-differen_b_43989.html Here's the 935 LIES link: http://projects.publicintegrity.org/WarCard/ Author: TheFrankFactor Keywords: Obama Not Exactly WMD Lies Republican Propaganda Free Republic Added: October 9, 2008