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OMG Obama coming to my work!

bucfish

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Not my store but a store in Florida of a company that I work for. I will release the name of that store after he comes here, as I fully respect the Secret Service's good work in defending presindetial candidates. Not only is he just stopping by he is interviewing a family going through foreclosure. I do not agree with him on everything, I fully support Ron Paul but this is great news, for my company, as we might get some promotion from it. I will update this tom. after he leaves. Although I do not like Obama I respect him as a person and a presidential candidate. I just Hope the GOP wakens up and Paul gets to debate him as Paul would destroy him.
 
Ask him which country is the most important right now in the 'war on terror'? And if he doesn't say 'The United States", then follow it up with "I think it's the United States, since we're the ones giving up our freedoms with things like FISA and the Patriot Act to fight the terrorists that are said to want to take those same freedoms away."
 
Ask him how he could, in good conscience, want to BORROW $845 billion AT INTEREST and GIVE IT AWAY to third world countries, further devaluing the dollar while we're in a recession.
 
Get him to sign your Ron Paul: A Manifesto

get the reaction / comment... on tape. (Get a co worker to record you giving it to him etc... meeting)

Just don't tell the co worker what or anyone else why... before you do it.
 
Before you do what I suggested though...

Tell him you think he is a GREAT Politician.... and then pause.... until he says "Thank You"

Then clarify: it wasn't a compliment.

Hahaha :D I'm going to go to a press conference some day and do exactly that.
 
Bring a sign that says, "A Chicken in Every Pot, and A Car in Every Garage", and watch how many of the rally attendees give you props.
 
What should I ask him, bump!

Ask him about the foreclosure. Point out that the family probably put nothing down on the home, and then probably took cash out of the equity too. Why should we bail them out when they already are showing a profit on the deal. especially since the IRS is forgiving taxes that wold have been due on that money in previous generations?
 
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