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I looked for any information on how much Obama spent on those things. Couldn't find any info.

You would think the comparison would be right there in every story about Palin.

The only conclusion I can reach from that, is that he spent more on the same thing, so using it as comparison ruins the story on palin.

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She is exactly what she said she was, and when she was running for vice president, she did what she thought necessary to try to win.

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The only conclusion I can reach from that, is that he spent more on the same thing, so using it as comparison ruins the story on palin.

Does it not concern you, TED, that how Obama spent that 750 million is so hard to find details on?

halplm wrote:

and yet no one can pull up the evidence of me being part of the problem. It's just people like you who want to blame me for some other personal reasons

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I wish you lefties could grow up

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Or, of course, you could admit that you have no skill to debate those ideas whatsoever.

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THERE ARE NO NEWS STORIES ABOUT HOW HE SPENT ALL THAT MONEY.

That's the point.

If he spent less, all articles about Palin would point that out. They do not, so he must have spent more. This is a simple deduction, it's not hard to understand.

The left wing nut press doesn't even want to dig into how he spent $750 million, much less give it any press. But Palin ooohh... spends some money on clothes and she's the devil.

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I wish you lefties could grow up and just argue against the ideas you find so distastful, rather than try to distort truth to try to make the people that have those ideas look bad.

Or, of course, you could admit that you have no skill to debate those ideas whatsoever.

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OBAMA’S NEW LOOK: It’s been 15 years since President-elect Barack Obama has bought a new tux — and his inauguration is the perfect time to break that string. Obama, who during the campaign touted U.S. competitiveness and decried the plight of the American worker, plans to wear a union-made tuxedo by Hart Schaffner Marx to the inaugural balls on Jan. 20, said Bruce Raynor, general president of UNITE HERE, the main apparel union, which endorsed Obama early in the primary season. Raynor told WWD that he was recently on a phone call with the President-elect and six other union presidents when the talk turned to what Obama would wear on the big day, which is expected to draw from 1 million to 4 million people to Washington. “As soon as he got on the phone, he told me he was working on his new tuxedo from Hart Schaffner Marx,” Raynor said. “He said after 15 years, it is time for a new one.” The Chicago-based men’s wear firm, founded in 1883, was one of the first clothing companies to enter into a collective bargaining agreement with a union in 1911. Homi Patel, president, chairman and chief executive officer of parent Hartmarx Corp. said he is working with the President-elect’s staff to determine whether Obama will wear a suit with a topcoat to the inauguration ceremony.

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left wing nut press

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I wish you lefties could grow up and just argue against the ideas you find so distastful, rather than try to distort truth to try to make the people that have those ideas look bad.

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Or, of course, you could admit that you have no skill to debate those ideas whatsoever.