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The following providees a small view of what this largely unknown Senator thinks about the 2nd Amendment:
In addition, from 1998 to 2001, Obama was on the board of directors for the Joyce Foundation, which funded such anti-gun groups as the Violence Policy Center, the Ohio Coalition Against Gun Violence, and Handgun Free America. Both the Violence Policy Center and Handgun Free America, as its name suggests, are in favor of a complete ban on handguns. During his tenure on the board, the Joyce Foundation was probably the major funder of pro-control research in the United States.
In fact, I knew Obama during the mid-1990s, and his answers to IVI’s question on guns fit well with the Obama that I knew. Indeed, the first time I introduced myself to him he said “Oh, you are the gun guy.”
I responded “Yes, I guess so.” He simply responded that “I don’t believe that people should be able to own guns.”
By John R. Lott, Jr., author of Obama and Guns: Two Different Views, on Fox News
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It takes a leftist to recognize a lefltist, and I, Albert, will tell you now, this assumed messiah is about as left as you can get. I should know, I was once one. I can also tell you that no one gets to and through the primary like this man did unless “someones” with big pockets are standing behind him. This “someones” threw their other horse under the bus, Hillary, because they think that Mr. Obama is better able to carry on their leftist agendas.
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It’s a frightening thought that this assumed messiah may be more left than Hillary was. I’m almost ready to say that I’d rather have her for president than Obama. He scares me simply because no one truly knows his stance on anything. He’s changed his slant so many times on so many things that how could you trust him on anything he says?
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The Bible instructs us that if we cannot trust a man in a small thing, how can we trust him in a big thing? I believe this situation qualifies, don’t you?
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Yours, Albert
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There have been a lot of changes at McDonald’s, especially since Skinner stepped in as chief executive in 2004. Even so, the world’s largest fast-food chain is still vilified for its high-calorie menu and not doing more to fight obesity. Having worked at McDonald’s for more than half his life (his first job was in high school), Skinner, 63, bristles at some of the attacks. But even though nutritionists aren’t all that thrilled with McDonald’s, investors certainly are: The stock has doubled in the four years since Skinner took over.
