Inquiry in Ohio Could Hurt Obama Vote

The New York Tmes ^ | Published: August 9, 2008 | CHRISTOPHER MAAG

[MeekOneGOP]

I think Larry is the real guy.

He has posted before with some interesting info.

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I think you are correct, I agree.

A near case of "Ready, fire, aim!" :^D

I checked his comments after my posts above and
see coherent and cogent posts by LS.

Welcome to FR, Larry Sinclair !!

[RJL]

My brother, the Democrat, told me over the weekend: “Democrats are for the working man, and are nice. Republicans are for the rich and are corrupt.”

How can you talk to people who think like that?

Be sure to point out that if he has a job that pays above minimum wage, he's a member of the evil "rich" that the Dems want to tax at about 99%.

[editor-surveyor]

MeekOneGOP
Since 2001-06-02

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....

[Conspiracy Guy]

Just keeping a watchful eye. I’m a little rusty : )

[MeekOneGOP]

LOL!

That is one way.

Or, just keep telling the bold truth and eventually it might sink in.

My Dad has voted “D” for many years now, and declared to
me recently that he was voting FOR McRINO (actually he is
voting AGAINST The Obamassiah).

Now, having said that ...

Should Kringtone happen to pull off a nomination STEAL from
Obama, he would definitely vote for her, unfortunately. :(

[MeekOneGOP]

hahahahahahaaaaa! :^D

[MeekOneGOP]

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editor-surveyor
Since Feb 28, 1998

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hmmmmmmmmmm ...

:)

[HardStarboard]

>>>How can you talk to people who think like that?<<<

Go to Rush's site and print out the piece on who pays the taxes that run everything in this country. It should shut him up....or at least make him silent for a couple of seconds.

[MeekOneGOP]

[Cacique]

btt

[MeekOneGOP]

That’s it! Zachary!

The MSM (mainstream media) is ALWAYS FAST to point out
the PROFITS of “Big Oil” and the likes.

They ALWAYS “FORGET” to tell you how much of the $11 BILLION
that Exxon made goes to pay TAXES to tha gummint !!

Democraps are so STOOPID they think that they will PUNISH
the “Big Oil” companies with Obama’s proposed “Windfall
Profits Tax”. And in fact, it is the people at the pump
that would pay that tax in the form of HIGHER prices at
the pump since companies’ expenses are pass-through
expenses.

[Prole]

Another Freeper reminded me that "The National Enquirer" is owned and operated by Clintonistas.

Hillary's agents exposed Edwards for betraying her, and now that the magazine currently has recognition, they will shred Obama.

[proud2beconservativeinNJ]

Welcome Larry. I hope the National Enquirer will do the investigating the MSM has kept undernews.

[VOA]

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[zebrahead]

For those who didn’t already know, Cuyahoga county is Ohio’s most populous county. Here are the results from 2000 and 2004.

2000:

Gore 359,913 (62.62%)
Bush 192,099 (33.42%)

2004:

Kerry 448,503 (66.57%)
Bush 221,600 (32.89%)

As you can see, the Democrats increased their total votes by 88,590 and their winning margin 51,188. Obama’s goal will be to increase those totals even higher, since he’ll have even less appeal in Ohio’s rural areas in the southeast, central, and western parts of the state.

[Larry Sinclair]

Thank you for allowing me

[Larry Sinclair]

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$50 was all I could do.

[MeekOneGOP]

no no no! Thank YOU! :)

[Holicheese]

"As you can see, the Democrats increased their total votes by 88,590 and their winning margin 51,188. Obama’s goal will be to increase those totals even higher, since he’ll have even less appeal in Ohio’s rural areas in the southeast, central, and western parts of the state." Has the population of that county increased or decreased? Is it like Philly that loses population every year but the number of voters increases?

[HardStarboard]

First paragraph of CNN/Money article on Exxon profits: Exxon Mobil once again reported the largest quarterly profit in U.S. history Thursday, posting net income of $11.68 billion. on revenue of $138 billion in the second quarter.

This was 27 paragraphs down in the article:
In addition to making hefty profits, Exxon also had a hefty tax bill. Worldwide, the company paid $10.5 billion in income taxes in the second quarter, $9.5 billion in sales taxes, and over $12 billion in what it called "other taxes."

And they were nice to mention this in the 12th paragraph:
Exxon spent $7 billion in the second quarter finding and producing more new oil, up 38% from last year. Still, oil and natural gas production from the company fell 8%.