Sets up a teleprompter in the middle of a rodeo arena??
Obama and company tried to mock McCain’s non-use of technology (neglecting that his POW injuries make keyboard usage very painful). Is it time to question Barack’s absolute dependency on technology? Especially when his basic writing skills seem to need some improvement?
Of course a few people are more concerned about Barry’s record on things more basic; like allowing those who were born alive to stay that way.
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I type with one finger on the keyboard and so could he.
More BULLSHIT
So you would give up the “kill ‘em all, let God sort it out” methods that define both the Texas Judiciary and the Bush Doctrine?
600,000 innocents killed in Iraq who were actually born alive!
Let’s not forget that McCain, when he neglected to follow proper flight procedures and got himself shot down – the maverick, was driving a bomber to kill women and children in their homes in Hanoi. Not military targets, civilian targets! They too were born alive.
Let’s hear McCain call for those born alive staying that way in a coherent fashion. He can’t do it.
You’re getting hysterical enough to have to comment multiply again; gather your thoughts before you type, Jack.
I type two-fingered myself, but then it’s not painful to me because my hands weren’t broken repeatedly. I know arthritic people who can’t type at all., Stil, there are voice typing systems, so he could adapt. Yet the point is this he doesn’t need to. He uses the computer as he needs it and it hasn’t become a crutch to him. It’s why he’s very comfortable speaking in town hall forums, whereas Obama isn’t.
The second post is too foaming-at-the-mouth deranged to even respond to. Put down you 60s protest sign and step away from the kool-aid, Jack.
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