Scott, I would like to consider myself a Centrist as well. I'd like to think that if Obama really was not eligible to be president evidence would have surfaced by now. I also think that he is a natural born citizen.
However, since I am leery of all politicians, I cannot help but think 'Is he hiding anything by not releasing the 'long form'?' I do not think that is an 'extreme' thought in terms of left vs right, nor do I think its out of the ordinary for anyone to think that - though I am sure some on this list would label me as a 'birther' because of it. On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 11:57 AM, Scott Stewart<[email protected]> wrote: > > No Sam... I've said it before... > Centrist... C..E..N..T..R..I..S..T.. I look at issues, parites any more are > antiquated and meaningless to the majority of people. > Centrist.. Which is what the VAST majority of American people are. > > I do not subscribe to the extremes of either party. You've done what so many > on the extremes do, because your claims have no basis in fact or reality you > respond with evasion, double speak and redirection, and no factual > validation. > > The world is grey, my friend not black and white. I can be with you on some > issues and against you on others.. Doesn't make me your enemy or an enemy of > the state. America was built on dissidence and the questioning of the status > quo, but it was also built on truth. > > The truth is based on cold hard facts that will not wash out under the light > of scrutiny, the far right doesn't seem to get this... so they result to > fiction and scare tactics some of which are so outrageous that they border > on laughable. > > Sam you don't question, you accuse and throw out "talking points" almost > verbatim from the websites that you post.. I really think your brainwashed > and disconnected from reality. > > " Why does the right always have to move to the left but the left is > only expected to get more radical. > > > Because the right is so far to the right that it's no longer in tune with > it's own constituency or with anything but the very fringes of the general > public. Same goes for the left. The old guards need to step aside, and > realize that government is about the majority not the fringe... > > "Compromise is when both parties move to the middle." > > This is probably the most intelligent, truthful thing (politically speaking) > you've said since the election. > > BTW: John McCain would've won as an independent, with a strong running mate > like maybe Colin Powell (IMO). > > Just so you know here's my issue list: > > 1) small government... I pay my taxes, other than that leave me the hell > alone, what I do is no one else's business unless it's blatantly illegal > > 2) I'm free to believe what I want, and I want it to stay that way, we know > that theocracy doesn't work, look at Iran and Saudi Arabia. America is a > secularly governed nation for a reason, to protect the rights of all.. > > 3) balance the budget, cut the pork and stop wasting money, period BOTH > SIDES > > 4) It is the government's responsibility to take care of those who truly > cannot take care of themselves, or who truly need a helping hand, but do it > in a way that is difficult if not impossible to abuse. > > 5) the healthcare system is broken, I'm going to take a HUGE financial hit > when my daughter gets out of the NICU, why? Because insurance isn't going to > cover everything and the cost of care has spiraled out of any sort of > control. > > 6) Defend the country when she truly needs defending, restore the strength > of our intelligence community.. If we had a strong intelligence community > 911 may not have happened and Iraq would've been a blip on the radar. > > I'm tired, and short tempered today.. I have a daughter in the NICU to > attend to... > > Sam do me a favor, instead of spending a ton of time on politics, say a > prayer for my daughter, that she gets healthy and strong and can come home > with her mommy and daddy who love her... > > -- > Scott Stewart > ColdFusion Developer > 4405 Oakshyre Way > Raleigh, NC 27616 > (h) 919.874.6229 (c) 703.220.2835 > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sam [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2009 11:06 AM > To: cf-community > Subject: Re: hahah..birther's want to know if Barak is circumcised.. > > > On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 7:17 AM, Scott Stewart<[email protected]> > wrote: >> >> The US has a very old document called the Constitution >> http://www.usconstitution.net/ >> >> Please read it and refresh your memory. It has not, cannot and will not be >> subverted by either party, and they've both tried in recent history. > > I read it. It says the president has to be a natural born citizen. > >> Obama is a natural born citizen of the US, he is eligible to be > president.. >> end of story, no amount of nit picking, revisionist history, smoke screens >> or outrageous lies will change that. > > Well if you say so, the birthers could have saved a lot of time if > they asked you first. > >> The American people are not as stupid as the extreme right thinks. If >> anything that the far right says about Obama, health care or anything else >> were true there would be armed rebellion in the streets. > > Wow, you drank the koolaid. So questioning Obama on anything is racist > and foolish unless it involves guns? > >> McCain lost, get over it, he did, and he's in Congress as one of the few >> people trying to actually get things done for the American people, he's >> reaching out across party lines and working with the president. He's one > of >> the few in the legislature, who's not just happy with being an impediment > to >> progress in Congress... > > McCain always worked both sides of the isle, that why he had trouble > with the base. > >> John McCain has shown more grace and dignity in defeat than any president >> has in recent memory.. His running mate has cast her lot with the lunatic >> fringe and a permanent place as a footnote in American history. > > Lunatics? You just earned the label left-wing moonbat. > >> Here's were the future of the Republican party is and should be >> http://mccainblogette.com/ >> >> If you hurry, you may be able to catch up... > > Why does the right always have to move to the left but the left is > only expected to get more radical. > Compromise is when both parties move to the middle. > > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| Want to reach the ColdFusion community with something they want? 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