> > So, apparently Curtis, who faults McCain for not > > using email, can't spell and can't count. And I > > doubt if Curtis has ever used any 'speech > > recognition software'. > > > I haven't needed to use it, and your point is? > If you can't type or spell or count, maybe you should be using a bullhorn instead of a computer - I doubt speech recognition software would make your message any easier to understand.
> > I'm convinced, from what I've read, that Obama wants > > to smear McCain and Palin - one a cripple > > > Oh, well I'm glad to get a political correctness from > you Richard. Does "cripple" replace "gimp" in your > lexicon of sensitive terms for disabilities? I'm not > sure that people with shoulder and arm injuries were > ever called "cripples", even back in your day when < women were dames or broads or skirts. > This coming from a predator who favors 'ball-gags' on his women! Amazing. > > and the other a woman. Obama's campaign has reached > > a new low! First the finger, then the 'pig', and > > 'stinking', then calling Sarah a liar, now making > > fun of the handicapped. > > I think John Mcain would punch you in the face for > calling him disabled or using it as an excuse for > why he isn't an email user. > >From what I've read, McCains vehicle plate reads 'DV'. > And being into computers wont have any relevance for > the next president anyway, its just a passing fad. > Let's make fun of older people, and women, and the disabled. Let's question their patriotism. Let's lie and smear them, and make sexist remarks about them. Let's win at any cost - we will not be 'Swift Boated'! "So, when American workers hear John McCain talking about putting 'Country First', it's fair to ask - which country?" - Barak Obama