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Re: Trump setting up political debate for a new Golden Era

Kwaayesnama — Sun, 02 Oct 2016 11:06:47 -0000

Great article Adam – I just wish the messenger was a better human being.
I worked in the computer industry when computers were housed in large air monitored rooms; we have come a long way.

Re: First Navajo women to run for U.S. House of Representatives.

Kwaayesnama — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 19:33:00 -0000

I live on the Hopi Indian Reservation and you are very
wrong about how Native Americans live. Like the rest of America there are poor
people and affluent people. The difference for many is the importance placed on
education. There are parents who are into drugs and alcohol and their children
struggle for a better quality of life. Then there are parents who feel the way
their children will succeed is via an education. These are the parents that
read to their small children, sit with them while they study and encourage success.

Re: http://www.govote.com/candidates/arizona/wenonabenallybaldenegro

Kwaayesnama — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 21:51:15 -0000

If you wish to learn more about Wenona please LIKE her Facebook page and follow her historic journey.
http://www.facebook.com/pro...

Re: http://www.govote.com/candidates/arizona/wenonabenallybaldenegro

Kwaayesnama — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 21:49:07 -0000

It’s time to send progressive democrats to Washington to help President Obama accomplish great things for the American people. This is a wonderful article about Wenona Benally Baldenegro candidate for congress from AZ 1st congressional
district in a recent issue of the Navajo Times. If Wenona wins she will be the first Native American woman to serve in the US congress.

http://www.navajotimes.com/...

Re: Why Do Republicans Hate Poor, Hungry People? | Tea Party and the Right | AlterNet

Kwaayesnama — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 14:58:00 -0000

Silly don’t you remember their Christians

Re: ABQJournal Online » Authorities Search for Gunman on Tribal Land in Arizona

Kwaayesnama — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 21:28:47 -0000

This is an example of the need for some type of gun control in
Arizona. This man’s mental problems have been known for quite some time and
nothing was done to remove guns from his home.

Re: Feathered Bastard - Stephen Lemons - Russell Pearce Recall: Judge to Allow New Evidence in Lawsuit Challenging Olivia Cortes

Kwaayesnama — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 13:06:13 -0000

Just think of the lifelong embarrassment Olivia Cortes’s family is going to suffer
through.

Re: Feathered Bastard - Stephen Lemons - Russell Pearce's "Sham" Candidate Olivia Cortes' Date in Court This Thursday

Kwaayesnama — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 23:32:12 -0000

My question is did anyone see her birth certificate and
naturalization certificate? Since Arizona is spending tax payer’s money to
continue the investigation of President Obama’s birth Certificate I would like
to know if the same attention is being paid to make sure that this candidate that
refuses to speak to the media is in this country legally. I keep wondering what
this candidate has to hide if she refuses to be interviewed by the media. If she
is afraid of the main street media she should clear up the voter’s questions
about her candidacy by agreeing to an interview by Fox News.

Re: Pearce Speaks Out on Recall Election Opponents

Kwaayesnama — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 00:43:54 -0000

There is no other way to say it “Russell Pearce Lies”.

Re: UI Hawkeye Poll: 42 percent of voters can’t identify Obama’s religion

Kwaayesnama — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:37:24 -0000

I do not care if a person worships as a Christian, Buddhist, Muslim, Hindu, or Jew. I do not care if a candidate is black or white. I do not care if a candidate is a war hero, I do not care is a candidate is a republican or a democrat. All I care about is if the candidate is intelligent enough to get this nation out of the mess we are in now.

I am an Arizona Republican but I will not be voting for John McCain. Why? Because, with the problems in the US and the world is facing today the nation needs intelligence in the White House.

Lets see my choice is John McCain or that smart black man Barack Obama?

McCain who does not know how to use a computer but is willing to learn if we elect him – I’ll just vote for that smart black man.

My Choices are: John McCain who says the economic downturn is psychological? - Na! I'll vote for the smart black man.

McCain who says you are better off under George Bush? - Nope I'll vote for the smart black man.

Mc Cain who wants to continue killing more people looking for weapons of mass destruction that do not exist? - Gee! I'll vote for the smart black man.

McCain who believes that we should stay the course but is not willing to support the people he puts in harms way. - I'll take a chance on the smart black man.

Should I vote for a man that does not know that 9-11 was caused by Osama Bin Laden not Sedam Hussein? - Easy! I'll vote for the smart black man.

Vote for the man who does not know if the Sunnis or Sheits are our enemies? - No way I'll vote for the smart black man.

Vote for the man who helped put our government on the China, Saudi Arabia credit card? - Not a chance I'll vote for the smart black man.

Vote for the man with the worst temper in the Senate to have his finger on the nuclear button? - No way - I’m voting for the smart black man, Barack Obama.

Re: McCain campaign uses flooding as political tool

Kwaayesnama — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:33:21 -0000

Boy things change when you are running for president!

John McCain said we should tear down New Orleans.

McCain kicked off his tour in New Orleans, where he lambasted George W. Bush’s handling of the Katrina disaster. (As it turns out, McCain’s criticism was choreographed with the White House as part of a coordinated effort to create the facade of distance between McCain and President Bush.) There, McCain would not commit to the future of the city’s devastated 9th ward: That’s why we need to go back to have a conversation about what to do about it. Rebuild it? Tear it down? Ya know, whatever it is. Just three days later, McCain claimed selective amnesia about his New Orleans comments, saying, I don’t remember ever saying it. Perhaps John McCain remembers celebrating his 69th birthday with President Bush on August 29, 2005, just as Hurricane Katrina slammed ashore.

Re: Riding the Obama gravy train

Kwaayesnama — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:29:06 -0000

I think John McCain’s being in bed with hundreds of lobbyists is worse them Barack Obama serving on a few committees with Ayres.

Is there any question on where John McCain comes up with his ideas on how to fix this nations economy?

John McCain in bed with the mortgage companies.
John McCain in bed with the banking industry.
John McCain is in bed with insurance companies.
John McCain is in bed with pharmaceutical companies.
John McCain is in bed with oil companies.
John McCain is in bed with lobbyists
.
Here is a list of his best friends, lobbyists and employees of major companies working in major positions in the McCain campaign. These are the same people that put our economy into the position it is in now. This link will answer any questions you might have about the people who are advising and influencing John McCain.

http://mccainsource.com/cor...

Re: Linn County Republican: Nasty comment ‘not called for’

Kwaayesnama — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:24:57 -0000

This is something you need to think about if you are planning to vote for the McCain/Palin ticket. Do you think McCain cares about the average American? – Think again! In 26 years John McCain voted against increasing the minimum wage 18 times. In the same 26 years he voted for tax breaks for the wealthiest 2% of America 27 times. Why should that matter to you? McCain believes in a trickle down economy. You know if the wealthy get wealthier they will share with you. Obama believes in a trickle up economy, higher salaries for workingmen and women. When they earn more money they are able buy or keep homes, resulting in more employment in building trades. They buy clothes for their children, resulting in more Wal-Mart and GAP jobs. They will purchase new trucks and cars that will keep auto workers employed. They are able to keep their internet provider so they are able to purchase items on Ebay. Now what is better for this nation a trickle down economy or a trickle up economy? This republican is voting for Obama because we have tried a trickle down economy for eight years and look where this nation is now! Could it get any worse with Obama/Biden? I am a Arizona Republican and I will be voting for the intellectual ticket, Obama/Biden.

Re: Local debate watchers: McCain did what he had to do

Kwaayesnama — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:23:13 -0000

John McCain showed where he is coming from when the debate ended. He wandered around the stage not knowing where to go. He came across as a confused old man. I know where I will be going, into the voting booth and voting Obama/Biden. I have had enough of Bush/McCain Chaney/Palin.

Funny! Joe The Plumber is not a licensed plumber.
Owes back taxes.
And is not registered to vote ;-)

Re: McCain will put “country first” at debate

Kwaayesnama — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:11:46 -0000

Pull out the American flag and wave like hell
America has a problem and John McCain puts his tail between his legs and runs and hides.
That gives his spin machine time to pull out the American Flags and come up with a scenario where they are able to spin McCain into the imaginary hero of the moment. The problem for him is that Barack Obama will not play his games and McCain does not like it. What is his answer? He becomes the school yard bully and cries? Bo! Ho! You will not have ten town hall meetings with me, so I can lie and slander you. You can’t pick on me (pull out and wave the flags) because I spent five years in a Vietnamese prison. I for one want someone that cares about the American people rather then flies this imaginary American Flag. It’s time for John McCain to finally grow up and face the American people without waving the American Flag.
I’m a republican, I love my flag and I will be voting for Obama.
http://mccainsource.com/cor...

Re: The Torch Is Passed

Kwaayesnama — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:35:19 -0000

Sarah Palin and me.

I wish to share my views on Sarah Palin with you; she and I have a lot of things in common.

My education matches hers it took years for me to earn my degree taking a few courses at a time here and there, so I guess I have that in common with her.

I was president of my PTA and an officer in my woman’s club we have that in common.

I was a soccer, baseball, and basketball mom, so we have that in common.

I own a small business where I make out budgets, so you could call me an executive that is another thing we have in common.

I am married to a Joe six-pack, but he says he is a Joe 12 pack, I wish we did not have that in common!

I have three children and five grand children, she’s catching up to me.

I am a catholic and have never had an abortion. I used birth control when I was too old to safely have a healthy child.

I will be voting for Obama. Why? Because I would never presume that I have the intellect and education to be 1/2 a breath away from being the leader of the most powerful nation in the world. It takes more then charm and snappy remarks to have a finger on the nuclear button. That is something that speechwriters and pundits can’t teach a candidate in a few weeks. Sorry I want intelligence running this nation. So this white, Catholic 61 year old, Republican grandmother will be voting for Barack Obama.

Re: Alaska report on Troopergate released, Palin ‘abused her power’

Kwaayesnama — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:20:20 -0000

Of course she is not guilty! Have you ever heard of a Republican that is responsible for anything?

Dam the members of the partisan investigation committee they are picking on the bulldog with lipstick!

Ops! Ten republicans and four democrats, blame them anyway it is McCain’s style of politics.

Oh! I know it was the Moslems on the committee, what no Moslems?

Ok! Lets blame the Blacks, what!!! No blacks?

Gee! Do you think it was witchcraft, hurry up call the exorcist!

That leaves us with the fact that the members were sexist, lets get the Hillary Clinton supporters to protest the sexist Alaska legislature.

If all else fails just blame the liberal media for reporting this.

Palin/Chaney what’s the difference – NOTHING!

You go girl, wink, wink. ;-)

Re: McCain, taking heat of creating an atmosphere of violence, tells audience that Obama is not a threat to America

Kwaayesnama — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:19:15 -0000

I do not care if a candidate is black or white. I do not care if a candidate is a war hero, I do not care is a candidate is a republican or a democrat. All I care about is if the candidate is intelligent enough to get this nation out of the mess we are in now.