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To: Danae

...I think the new civil war is now in motion....


8 posted on 07/14/2009 9:26:23 PM PDT by Tzimisce (No thanks. We have enough government already. - The Tick)
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To: Tzimisce

Particularly if Holder appoints a special Prosecutor, then its quite literally war, I don’t think they know it yet, but if Obama is illegitimate, so is Holder.


16 posted on 07/14/2009 9:28:34 PM PDT by Danae (Conservative does not equal Republican. Conservative does not compromise.)
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To: Tzimisce
...I think the new civil war is now in motion....

I'm genuinely alarmed. I think that Obama certainly has something big to hide - why otherwise go to all the expensive trouble to suppress the long form, not to mention all his school records and papers? However, I wish the color of his skin were different. I really fear for what this issue, should it come to full light, might do to race relations in this country.

It's a horrible situation no matter how you look at it, assuming the man is foreign born. Leave him in office and he is illegitimate. Remove him and start a huge conflagration. Thinking about the potential, my heart goes out to all Americans.

The day after the election, as sick as I felt knowing what I knew about his policies (and I don't care if a candidate is purple with orange polka dots - if he's a Reagan conservative he's fine by me, if he's an Alinsky marxist he's downright scary), I couldn't help but feel a little happy for the grinning black woman I saw wearing an Obama tshirt and buying every newspaper in the kiosk, and pride that our country had demonstrated that a black man could be elected president.

Not to say that my heart didn't break at the same time, knowing what we were headed for (and even I couldn't imagine he'd force this much this fast), and knowing that so many people of all colors and creeds voted for his color rather than his character, the exact opposite of MLK's dream.

Bottom line is, considering how many people - again, of all colors and creeds - voted for the man and why, they're going to react in kind if he is removed. They're going to view it as racist America rearing its ugly head, and I'm afraid that no amount of definitive proof will dissuade them.

Civil war indeed.

219 posted on 07/15/2009 8:18:06 AM PDT by agrace
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