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RE: Landslide for Obana/Biden?

Fri, 12 Jun 2009 02:06:18 EDT

You got what you wanted, now watch out for a socialist country led by the Anti-Christ himself, get ready for his favorite number 666

RE: VOTE FOR OBAMA/BIDEN AND A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET!!!

Fri, 12 Jun 2009 02:04:17 EDT

By SCOOPNJ78

Well you got what you asked for, a Socialist country are you happy now?

RE: What should we buy?

Tue, 09 Jun 2009 21:17:58 EDT

By THJohnson3

HON,CVS,KO,HPQ are good.

Mining here to stay, and good into March

Tue, 25 Nov 2008 00:57:33 EST

By elecstorm83

FREEPORT-MCMORAN COPPER & GOLD (FCX )

Price At Pick:$21.92
Target Price:$29.00

I'd hold this until they pay dividends. one of the solid mining companies in canada./^^\

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Short, dont buy!!

Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:30:29 EST

By Ron Brown of Winter Park

Hey guys this group is making our party look bad, We need to start shorting the following stocks: DRI EAT or any other restaurant stock we know of, the more expensive the better. Also short BBT HIG PRU and any other insurance company you know of. remember the stop loss orders though. Peace, Ron

VOTE FOR OBAMA/BIDEN AND A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET!!!

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 21:28:30 EDT

By Turtleread

Forget the "talking heads" on CNBC or the Dittoheads on radio. It's a simple formula AND Reagan said it best: "Are you better off today than you were eight years ago?" If you answer Yes, then vote Republican and McCain. But if you have been downsized, trickle-downed on, forgotten, foreclosed on, and just plain screwed in the last eight years, then vote Democratic and Obama. And Mr. Business Owner, if you think John McCain is going to give you a cut in your taxes and help you ask yourself this--why didn't he and the Republicans help me instead of the big oil companies and big businesses in the last eight years? Do you think they will change? Not likely. And College Students out there, remember this, we know you are patiotic, but who will bring back the draft? John McCain. He said so. Who will end wars and use diplomatic tools? Obama. He includes this in his platform. And American Soldier. Who talks about benefits for you? Both men. Who actually votes for those benefits? Not John McCain, but Obama. Remember that. And finally, American Worker. When your job is being sent overseas, who is there for you? It's not the Republican Party and John McCain. Obama wants to bring those jobs home with tax credits for companies, "green jobs," and the rebuilding of America's infrastructure, coupled with a national energy policy, energy conservation, health care delivery system, etc., etc. Who has run the better campaign? Who has responded better during the financial crisis? Who has presented well thought-out plans to remedy some of America's most intractable problems? VOTE FOR THE OBAMA/BIDEN TICKET AND A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET! LET'S PUT OUR BEST AND OUR BRIGHTEST TO WORK!

RE: Landslide for Obana/Biden?

Wed, 29 Oct 2008 00:34:40 EDT

By Turtleread

Well, I sure think people do NOT want more of George W. Bush and Dick Cheney and they are loud and clear about that. McCain/Palin are running as mavericks. We really saw a calm, quiet, thoughful man in Obama rather than a man who dashes here and there echoing sound and fury everywhere. I have always liked McCain personally, but some real personality quirks have shown me that he is ill-suited to be President. Even our senior Republican Senator Thad Cochran commented on his temperment and said he would not wish to see McCain with his finger on the "nuclear button."

RE: Landslide for Obana/Biden?

Tue, 28 Oct 2008 15:44:23 EDT

By EvaN6

God help us, if he wants after some of the choices people are making. I fear the same. what do you think the market will do if nObama gets in?

Landslide for Obana/Biden?

Sat, 25 Oct 2008 01:39:15 EDT

By Turtleread

I am picking up reports of huge numbers of new Democratic voters in Mississippi, so much so we may see a new Democratic Senator from our state, not seen in 40-50 years! I am predicting a win for the Obama/Biden ticket on Nov. 4th with 320 electoral college votes. I see Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and North Carolina in his column. Florida and Virginia are still toss-ups right now. What are you seeing on the McCain/Palin side?

RE: Beating the Demcratic Party

Fri, 24 Oct 2008 15:09:19 EDT

By Turtleread

I'm always up for a bit of friendly competition. You should know that I knew Goldwater and I was a Republican until about 25 years ago. A group of us elected one of the first Republican Governors of New Mexico--Gov. Dave Cargo. Remember on November 5th: We are all Americans. The Administrator of the Democratic Party Investors Group.