Sen. Barack Obama took a few minutes after his barbecue/rally in Union to chat with the Post-Dispatch about his trip through southwest and central Missouri.
He talked about what his campaign hoped to achieve here and answered critics on some attacks, in particularly charges that his energy plan “lacks vision” (said U.S. Rep. Jo Ann Emerson).
Here’s a minimal edit of the interview:
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Loading ...Let us bow down and worship the Messiah. He will save us.
No one likes my candidate. I mean NO one. So I will try to use that my candidate’s opponent is very popular against him.
To continue to first comment here–
For verily I say unto thee, my campaign is in the tank.
So let me go forth and smite the son of Ham
Let me smite him hip and thigh, and remind my people:
Verily, he is a Negro.
And thou shouldst put down thy Budweiser
and thy cousin-wife
and vote against him.
For he is strange, and I am clueless.
Thus endeth the days of McCain.
You know, I just spit out my cousin-wife, that was so funny …
It’s more like bowing down to pick up the mud to throw at the Messiah or anyone else who is not in agreement with the mud people.
Put the kool-aid down! Just Say NObama, NO Deal, PUMA!
Adam Jadhav is a multimedia reporter for the Post-Dispatch, currently assigned to the politics team. He can be reached at ajadhav@post-dispatch.com or 314-809-9423.
Proverbs 24:21-22
[21] My son, fear thou the LORD and the king: and meddle not with them that are given to change:
[22] For their calamity shall rise suddenly; and who knoweth the ruin of them both?