tattoo you

don't make me threaten to remove my tattoo or to never step foot in the state of ohio again.

that's all i am asking.

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[Gloria]

I know you, like the mainstream media will not print this out there but I take exception with the fact that I will be called racist if I don't vote for Obama. Is that all he has going for him? I'm not to decide on other issues and causes? Question: Is this what it is going to be like throughout his presidency? If you don't go along with him....it is because you are racist? Frankly, there hasn't been one time in my thoughts that I have pinned a label like that on him. Too bad he has his minions pin it for him. Unions---lose the right to a secret ballot if Obama gets elected. "Racism is used to divide" the speaker says....riiiight...so who is using it? Who is bringing it up? Not to say there aren't some who will feel that way. Also, like this is the defining moment in history. Will be a nice hurdle to get over--Kennedy was first (and last Catholic President). The 60's were also somewhat defining...but no one is given credit for that now, so don't count on any heroism awards being given out for 2008. I adamantly refuse to let someone pin a racist label on me....that's the tactic and it isn't working buddy!

[Jeff]

I hate to nitpick about this union man...but come November, George Bush will still be president of the United States.

Also, if this guy is concerned about pay equity for women, he ought to look at Barack Obama's own campaign office. Barack Obama hasn't even dealt with pay equity in his own campaign - what makes him think that he will do it for the whole country?

Sorry bro, I'm not a racist. But I am not a kool-aid drinker, either.

Nor am I a McCain supporter. I don't think either one of these yahoos is going to be good for the country.

I might come out to see the show in Cleveland on the 10th...