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June 30th 2008     

Throwing Wesley Under The Bus

Posted by: Laer at 02:04 pm

W

hen will Obama run out of buses?

Here’s the story. It’s AP so I won’t lift whole sentences. Just this: “Obama” “rejected” “General’s” “suggestion” “McCain” “experience” “didn’t qualify” “president.”

Got it?

Will someone please do an environmental impact report on the effects on mass transit, air quality and endangered species on Obama’s proclivity to fling under the wheels of oncoming mass transit vehicles any relative or supporter who gets the least bit cross-ways with his ambitions?

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  1. Scrapiron

    June 30th, 2008 at 10:18 pm

    Throwing democrats under the bus (for real) would  increase the IQ average for the entire country.

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