Obama Hits McCain: I've got a bridge to sell you up in Alaska

[ultraist]

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Speaking in Colorado, Obama hits McCain's seven lobbyists that run the McCain campaign stating, "If you think those lobbyists are working day and night for John McCain just to put themselves out of business, well then I've got a bridge to sell you up in Alaska."

[kmdemqueen]

1. good one

Yah I know where to put that bridge.

[understandinglife]

2. Here's the DIGG link ....

http://digg.com/lbv.php?id=8514358&ord=1

[Hope And Change]

3. K & R!

[bjobotts]

4. He needs to "hate" McCain more...too much is at stake.Treat him like a terrorist attacker plotting

to kill Americans...because he is under the guise of he knows what is best for us regarless of what we think

[DeadManInc]

5. Great line. I love it!

[Jack Rabbit]

6. Gobama

We're roaring back.

[knixphan]

7. dugg!

[mcollier]

9. Yeah But!!!

I may be easy to cook the books on the election electronic databases where votes are tallied...

There needs to be some failsafe transaction accountability in place before Nov 4th....

I may be missing something but I haven't heard anything...

[Roy]

8. That may be my message....

or a variation of a comment that I left on BO.com.
I left two comments on BO.com, one suggesting that people need to be reminded that lobbyist on don't work for free, and they will be looking to get paid back with taxpayer money.

Are supporters messages actually getting consideration?
Maybe not... the similarity could be purely coincidental.

But, Why take the chance?

There are a lot of people here with better ideas than I and certainly a lot more articulate. Give it a shot, it will definitely be more productive than arguing with obvious trolls.

An extra benefit would be that the troll post will sink to the bit bucket a lot faster leaving more important information in sight for infrequent visitors who come in for real info.