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Hassan Rizvi

Hassan Rizvi — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Hi Steve,

I agree with you;McCain will win -but it’s not because obama steps in where angels fear to tread!It’s more like the neo-cons who hold the straps in the USA at the moment arn’t yet ready to give up their game-least of all to any guy who would be the most ’different’ president USA ever had!

John

John — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Obama is simply a bought and paid for Lawyer-steered ’Chicago Styled’ Politician who has never had an opponent that his lawyers had not disqualified.

Just like all of Obama’s initial supporters (not the terrorists that gave him his first financial backing... Yes.. this is fact!), Chicago Mayor Daley has dead people vote for him.

Understand Chicago politics?

Bugsy Malone did.

John

John — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 00:00:00 +0000

It’s very simple...

Do we want a war hero and a man who sacrficed his life for his country to lead us?... A man with best economic-energy plan ever set into play (and it’s already making headway right now.)

Am man who bucks his own political party so much they threatened to throw him out several times?? That’s McCain.

Or do we want a man with 143 days federal experience, an admitted crack and meth dealer, dope smoker with very close ties to terorists and votes ”present” when he votes due to being afraid to say otherwise except when he votes for LIVE BIRTH ABORTION such as Obama?

You answer for yourself, folks...

I choose McCain and America.

Steve Swint

Steve Swint — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Well, I am not nearly as gung-ho about McCain as you are, but I do like him much better than Obama.

For me, while I greatly respect McCain’s Vietnam service and the torment he went through, it doesn’t mean much for me in terms of Presidential qualification. I also question McCain himself on both the economy (why I was a Romney guy) and energy (he’s against drilling in ANWR). I am still nervous about him economically, but his choice of Palin assuaged my fears regarding energy, esepecially if he essentially makes her the energy czar. My vote for McCain will pretty much just be a vote for Palin. But at least McCain gets my vote in a swing state!

John

John — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Hey Steve...

FYI:

McCain has been both directly and indirectly urging Mealer Companies (Google It or visit my old investor site, www.betterconstructed.com).

Check out the original McCain 3R Economic-Energy Plan while you are there. Yeah.. I put it together from his original plan.. He used it in the acceptance speech.. But I hit the Theodore Roosevelt Progressiveness a bit toomuch for the campaign manager.

This is good stuff...

And Mealer Companies has just been funded by a private VC $7 Billion to build our automobiles and other Green Energy products. T Boone Pickens will be madder than Helll when he sees what we have.

I promise that you will be impressed with what you read and fee free to contact me from the site....

We are hiring big time!

John Lewis Mealer

Steve Swint

Steve Swint — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Thanks John!