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The image isn't too far from the dangerous truth about the Obama family	59% (1948)
Funny, because there's some truth in it	12% (406)
Hilarious, it's perfect satire	7% (232)
It will do what it's designed to do: sell magazines	7% (223)
The image will only add to the massive publicity Obama receives while McCain remains in the shadows	6% (200)
Tasteless and offensive	3% (102)
This is character assassination, literally and figuratively	1% (43)
Other	1% (35)
Everyone should boycott the New Yorker over this huge insult	1% (26)
It's obvious the New Yorker wants Obama to win	1% (26)
There's no such thing as bad publicity	1% (24)
This is probably a joke and is not intended to hit newsstands	0% (12)
It's obvious the New Yorker wants McCain to win	0% (5)

Image is Everything
Posted by Trebasco on Jul 18, 2008 17:00

Very perceptive for a Leftist radical rag like the post. I suspect that did this to drum up some more, "why's everybody always pickin on me?" for the Hussien-Obamas

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: WOW
Posted by stupid on Jul 18, 2008 10:27

I love it, Iraq was and is a serious mistake, but our "president" can't say he made a mistake either!!!!

Reply to: il365547
Iraq was an obvious serious mistake in judgement. If we had pursued Al Qaeda in Afghanistan/Pakistan in the first place, Saddam's regime would have fallen on its own.

RE: RE: RE: RE: WOW
Posted by bob on Jul 16, 2008 10:45

Thanks for the information. I really thought that he was anti-gun. I do recall him saying something about reasonable local laws.
Bob

RE: RE: WOW
Posted by bob on Jul 15, 2008 23:07

I was not aware that Obama supported gun ownership. I thought he was opposed to citizens owning guns. Where did you get this information. If you really think this is true then I worry about you.

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RE: RE: RE: RE: WOW
Posted by il365547 on Jul 15, 2008 20:36

Iraq was an obvious serious mistake in judgement. If we had pursued Al Qaeda in Afghanistan/Pakistan in the first place, Saddam's regime would have fallen on its own.

RE: RE: We know who you are
Posted by il365547 on Jul 15, 2008 20:32

I'm not part of the Obama team and even I know your characterization of the Obamas is pathetically juvenile.

Reply to: Okkix
Good grief, give it up. You and the entire Obama team can call us all the names you want and the fact is, no one here has exuded near the level of blatant hypocrisy that the Obama camp has conveyed since day one of this campaign. The Obama’s aren’t victims of anything; they’re a couple of sanctimonious socialist leeches obsessed with labeling white American’s racists. No one brings racism to the table as often as Obama, his wife and their Black Panther Campaign clowns. As far as most of us are concerned the ONLY colors that are important in this country are the combined red, white, and blue. It’s too bad they aren’t as important to those of you who worship Obama as he is. The artwork on the magazine fits your wanna-be first family to a tee, so get over it and go find a better candidate. By the way, my first choice was Alan Keyes.

"We know who you are".. indeed. *LOL*

RE: RE: WOW
Posted by on Jul 15, 2008 15:05

It's Bush's ideology that creates terrorists, especially his decision to attack Iraq. Best recruiting tool yet for Muslim terrorists.

RE: Re: We know who you are
Posted by bob on Jul 15, 2008 13:27

If it's facts you want just read Obamas books. He himself tells what he truly is.

Reply to: astraea
Facts and sources, Okkix. What are you talking about? Who told you such things? Where do you get your "facts"?

Re: We know who you are
Posted by astraea on Jul 15, 2008 09:13

Facts and sources, Okkix. What are you talking about? Who told you such things? Where do you get your "facts"?