"Jeff Binkley -> Ross Sauer"  wrote in news:18939
$MATZDOBRE{at}JamNNTPd:

 EH>>>>>>> Good excuse. How does it feel being an
apologist for the
 EH>>>   idiot EH>>>> left?

 DP>>>>>> I see.  I disagree with you so that
automatically makes me
a
 RC>>>>>   knee-jerk DP>  idiot liberal, huh?  Guess I'll have to
hand
 EH>>>   in my RC>>   Canadian DP> Progressive Conservative card.
I'm
 EH>>>   so ashamed.

 RC>>>>> Your explaination while I saw what you tried to point out,
 EH>>>   still RC>> sounded more apologetic than plausible.

 RC>>>>> I disagree with Obama, does that make me a racist?

 RS>>>> Depends on how you show your disagreement.

 RS>>>> 1. Do you believe any of the "Birthers?"

 EH>>> How is questioning someone's place of birth racist?

 RS>> Because no one questioned John McCain's birthplace even though he
 RS>> actually *WAS* born out of country.
 RS>> Maybe on a military base, but since McCain is white, not "from
Kenya"
 RS>> like the Birther wacks claim, he's let off the hook.

 JB> So now you question whether military children born on US bases are
 JB> naturalized citizens ?  Surely you jest.  The left knows no shame.

Of course I jest, and quit calling me Shirley. 

Look above.
I didn't question American kids born on military bases.
The point is, it's not certain McCain actually *WAS* born on base, or
just outside at a local hospital.
The argument is moot however, since McCain obviously qualified to run
for the Senate, and presidency.

How many on "the left" even mentioned anything of this until the
Birthers went in with their wild-ass claims? Easy answer: None.

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