I have a few questions for the President Elect. Here they are in order of importance.
1. What is your connection to the death of Donald Young, Larry Sinclair, and the Rev. James Manning? And what was your wifes chicago family doing around Dec 23rd 2007?

Pastor Manning does a memorial for Donald Young. From message titled, Trusting in the Word of God – 27 December 2008.
2. Are you a closet bi sexual?

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3. Where were you born?
4. Did Bill Ayers write your Dreams bio?
5. Do you honestly think that you are qualified to be the commander in chief of the american military when you have allied yourself with so many marxists whose worldwide goals include the collectivisation of the world and the overthrow of all free nations?

Communist Goals
Not even president yet, ug…
Journalists being shut out already???
The Adventures of Media: Lapdog for Obama
Jenny Hatch
The Natural Family Company
Healthy Families Make A Healthy World!
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White House Web Site

QUOTE:

“Last question. Ann — since you’ve been there from day one.

Q Thank you — and I wanted to ask you about day one. You arrived here wanting to be a uniter, not a divider. Do you think Barack Obama can be a uniter, not a divider? Or is — with the challenges for any President and the unpopular decisions, is it impossible for any President to be uniter, not a divider?

THE PRESIDENT: I hope the tone is different for him than it has been for me. I am disappointed by the tone in Washington, D.C. I tried to do my part by not engaging in the name-calling and — and by the way, needless name-calling. I have worked to be respectful of my opponents on different issues.

There — we did find some good common ground on a variety of issues — No Child Left Behind, Medicare/prescription drugs, PEPFAR, in the end, the funding for troops in Iraq. Tax cuts, to a certain extent, got some bipartisan votes on them. There had been areas where we were able to work together. It’s just the rhetoric got out of control at times —

Q Why?

THE PRESIDENT: I don’t know why. You need to ask those who — those who used the words they used. As I say, it’s not the first time it’s ever happened — as I think I answered that to Jim, there. It’s happened throughout our history. And I would hope that, frankly, for the sake of the system itself, that if people disagree with President-Elect Obama, they treat him with respect. I worry about people looking at our system and saying, why would I want to go up there and work in that kind of environment?

And so I wish him all the best. And no question he’ll be — there will be critics. And there should be. We all should welcome criticism on different policy — it’s the great thing about our democracy; people have a chance to express themselves. I just hope the tone is respectful. He deserves it — and so does the country.

It has been a honor to work with you. I meant what I said when I first got up here. I wish you all the very best. I wish you and your families all the best. God bless you.”

And God Bless you and your family President Bush!

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Cheney Reflects on Legacy, Defends Interrogation Policy
I watched most of this interview today and was impressed with Mr. Cheneys tone, smile, and confidence. Lehrer was as smug as ever.
I will be sad to see him go. As one of the responsible adults in DC these past eight years, he has carried the mother lode of liberal scorn and blame in the media.
He will be sorely missed by me.

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