Vasko Kohlmayer
By releasing an ad mocking John McCain’s lack of IT skills, Barack Obama has offended millions of America’s senior citizens who have never quite made the leap to the computer age. Many of them will not appreciate this kind of sophomoric derision from a young elitist, whom many seniors consider nothing more than an arrogant upstart.
To her political enemies, Sarah Palin must be destroyed, even if it means humiliating her children by exposing their faults to a worldwide audience. The National Enquirer claims to have discovered a drug problem and implies sluttiness, among other foibles among the minor children of the woman who is driving them insane with rage.
Subject: Joe Biden
Just in case I didn’t forward this earlier, here it is
I have forwarded this negative review of one of the candidates because It
is signed and contains all the contact information you might need to find
out if this guy is a crackpot. I don’t usually forward negative info, but
this man seems to be who he says he is and has, after all, signed his name
to what he says. That could make his statements libelous if not true. Do
with it what you will. I simply am passing on the information I received.
Sue Heiserman Taylor
I feel an obligation to honesty and truth to share with you some facts.
My Father and Mother instilled in me the values and morals of treating
people fairly and always being honest. If you purchase something, you pay
for it. If you borrow something, you give it back. I have been ’stiffed’
three times in my 30 year professional career by someone who I rendered
services to, gave a finished product to, but who refused to pay for those
services even though they acknowledged the services and products were
correct, were what they asked for, and were never challenged for not being
correct. I am lucky in having only three, but those three hurt badly. Joe
Biden was one of those people.
I worked on his 1988 Presidential campaign financial disclosure
engagement. I busted it for him and got everything right. He stiffed me
for over $15,000 worth of work. He refused to pay once he dropped out of
the race. I did similar Capitol Hill campaign financial disclosure work
for Bob Dole, Pat Buchanan, and a Democratic candidate for Ambassador to
New Zealand. All of those folks paid even though they lost the election or
did not get the appointment. That type of work is very demanding and very
tedious because your efforts are scrutinized by Congress. Biden did not
care. I am on the Board of Directors of a company that owns a majority
position in a private jet management
company in Northern Virginia. They manage jets for businesses and rich
folks.
They also charter planes to the public. This past winter John Thompson
chartered over $250,000 worth of air time. He paid every penny. Joe
Biden, in his latest unsuccessful run for President, chartered over
$150,000 worth of air time. He PAID ZERO. He continues to refuse to pay
stating his race is over and he is out of money. He never once complained
about his flights.
Joe Biden is a rich man. He could pay. Joe Biden is a liar and a cheat. I
know it first hand. Character is what life is all about. Joe Biden is a
man
of bad character and sets a bad example for America. I feel compelled to
share this dark side of a man who asks for your vote and trust.Best
Regards,
Bruce D. Riddle, CPA, CFP
BDR Associates, LLC
Clarice Feldman
Gallup reports a huge shift which may mean the end of the Democrats’ control of the House of Representatives.
The positive impact of the GOP convention on polling indicators of Republican strength is further seen in the operation of Gallup’s “likely voter” model in this survey. Republicans, who are now much more enthused about the 2008 election than they were prior to the convention, show heightened interest in voting, and thus outscore Democrats in apparent likelihood to vote in November. As a result, Republican candidates now lead Democratic candidates among likely voters by 5 percentage points, 50% to 45%.If these numbers are sustained through Election Day — a big if — Republicans could be expected to regain control of the U.S. House of Representatives.As Gallup’s long-term “generic ballot” trend shows, the Democrats held a sizable lead on this measure from the time they won back control of Congress in the fall of 2006 through last month. If the current closer positioning of the parties holds, the structure of congressional preferences will be similar to most of the period from 1994 through 2005, when Republicans won and maintained control of Congress.[/quote]