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Hammonton Democrats Welcome Congressional and Freeholder Candidates to the Red, White and Blueberry Festival

Date: 03:18 AM Jul 1, 2008

It is nice that you welcome Congressional and Freeholder Candidates. But why is the Hammonton Democratic Party supporting McCain for president? Doesn't he represent everything you disagree with including continuing the war in Iraq, continuing with the Bush tax cuts, drilling for oil off the NJ coast? Doesn't McCain represent another 8 years of the failed policies of the Republican party?

Why would any democratic organization in America support McCain for President? How can any Democrat in this country support a candidate that has supported Bush and his failed policies for so long?

Please explain yourselves.

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Where did we say that?

Date: 10:59 AM Jul 1, 2008

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=21817086175&ref=nf

Date: 12:15 PM Jul 1, 2008

Kudo's to the Hammonton Democrats that support John McCain. He is much better qualified than Barack Obama. If anyone compares John McCain's resume and experience with that of Barack Obama, McCain is the best choice to lead our country.

It is about time we elect the best people not just political parties.

Date: 06:21 PM Jul 1, 2008

Anonymous wrote:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=21817086175&ref=nf

Interesting to see prominent Democrats for McCain. A lot of Democrats are realizing that Barrack Hussein Obama would not be a good choice for President.

Date: 08:15 PM Jul 1, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=21817086175&ref=nf

Interesting to see prominent Democrats for McCain. A lot of Democrats are realizing that Barrack Hussein Obama would not be a good choice for President.

Hopefully prominent Firsters realize that having Hammonton First have total control of Town Council would not be good for Hammonton.

Date: 08:24 PM Jul 1, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=21817086175&ref=nf

Are the Democrats officially endorsing McCain?

Date: 04:58 PM Jul 2, 2008

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=21817086175&ref=nf

Are the Democrats officially endorsing McCain?

The Democrats are certainly accepting a lot of independent positions. Some of their leaders have openly come out against Barrack Obama. Now Rich Jacobus has come out against a new school. He wrote in the Hammonton News, "We just built a new high school for over $30 million dollars. How much blood do they want? "

Date: 05:09 PM Jul 2, 2008

Kudo's to the Hammonton Democrats that support John McCain. He is much better qualified than Barack Obama. If anyone compares John McCain's resume and experience with that of Barack Obama, McCain is the best choice to lead our country.

It is about time we elect the best people not just political parties.
McCain does have experience. Much more experience in the Senate than Obama. McCain also has a long record of poor judgement and bad decisions.

I'm voting for inexperience rather than bad judgement this year. We can't afford a third term of Bush's failed policies.

Date: 06:49 PM Jul 2, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=21817086175&ref=nf

Are the Democrats officially endorsing McCain?

The Democrats are certainly accepting a lot of independent positions. Some of their leaders have openly come out against Barrack Obama. Now Rich Jacobus has come out against a new school. He wrote in the Hammonton News, "We just built a new high school for over $30 million dollars. How much blood do they want? "

The Hammonton News also came out this week with an editorial against going into more debt to build new public school buildings.

Date: 06:56 PM Jul 2, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Kudo's to the Hammonton Democrats that support John McCain. He is much better qualified than Barack Obama. If anyone compares John McCain's resume and experience with that of Barack Obama, McCain is the best choice to lead our country.

It is about time we elect the best people not just political parties.
McCain does have experience. Much more experience in the Senate than Obama. McCain also has a long record of poor judgement and bad decisions.

I'm voting for inexperience rather than bad judgement this year. We can't afford a third term of Bush's failed policies.

With McCain we know what we're getting, Another Bush. McCain has no idea of the effect this war has on America. Heck, he doesn't even know the effect the Vietnam War was like on America, he was a prisoner and did not witness the affects that war had on this nation. He's out of touch now as he was in Vietnam.

Date: 08:19 PM Jul 2, 2008

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:

Kudo's to the Hammonton Democrats that support John McCain. He is much better qualified than Barack Obama. If anyone compares John McCain's resume and experience with that of Barack Obama, McCain is the best choice to lead our country.

It is about time we elect the best people not just political parties.
McCain does have experience. Much more experience in the Senate than Obama. McCain also has a long record of poor judgement and bad decisions.

I'm voting for inexperience rather than bad judgement this year. We can't afford a third term of Bush's failed policies.

With McCain we know what we're getting, Another Bush. McCain has no idea of the effect this war has on America. Heck, he doesn't even know the effect the Vietnam War was like on America, he was a prisoner and did not witness the affects that war had on this nation. He's out of touch now as he was in Vietnam.

Interesting comment you made.

How could John McCain know the horrors of war? I mean, really. He was only a Navy fighter pilot who was shot down by Russian SAMs and spent 5 years in a POW camp in a country that didn't honor the Geneva Convention.

On the other hand, Barrack Hussein Obama didn't spend any time at war and wrote in his autobiography that he snorted cocaine.

Certainly there is a little difference in life experiences there, wouldn't you agree?

Date: 09:44 PM Jul 2, 2008

John McCain does not know what the effects of the Vietnam War had on the American people and their families? Whoever wrote that should be ashamed of themselves. You may not want John McCain as your President but to question his experience and caring for military families is absurd.

I hope the younger generation realizes that freedom in America has always been a struggle and will continue to be a struggle. I am very thankful John McCain is running for President because his record of service and dedication to America is outstanding. His father, grandfather and his sons are actively in the US military.

I did not vote for George Bush, Jr. but I will vote for John McCain. John McCain is much better qualified to be President than Barack Obama.

Date: 10:01 PM Jul 2, 2008

John McCain does not know what the effects of the Vietnam War had on the American people and their families? Whoever wrote that should be ashamed of themselves. You may not want John McCain as your President but to question his experience and caring for military families is absurd.

I hope the younger generation realizes that freedom in America has always been a struggle and will continue to be a struggle. I am very thankful John McCain is running for President because his record of service and dedication to America is outstanding. His father, grandfather and his sons are actively in the US military.

I did not vote for George Bush, Jr. but I will vote for John McCain. John McCain is much better qualified to be President than Barack Obama.
Getting shot out of the sky does not make McCain qualified to be president.
I did not post the earlier comments about McCain and Vietnam, however I will be voting for Obama because of these reasons:

In 2008, John McCain has voted with George W. Bush 100% of the time.
Bush said McCain was set to "carry forth his agenda."
McCain said his friendship with Bush was based on shared views on the issues.
McCain will continue Bush's failed policies in Iraq.
McCain's health care plan is the same as Bush's.
McCain supported Bush's efforts to privatize Social Security.
McCain flip-flopped to align himself with the Bush tax cuts.
McCain continues to support Bush's disastrous No Child Left Behind.
McCain offers more of the same economic policy - the same policy that led to gas increasing 400% over the last 8 years.

I hope the older generation realizes that now, for the first time ever in American history, your children may not do as well as you did. We are the only civilized and industrialized country in the world that allows our children to go without necessary healthcare. Bush and his No Child Left Behind Act, supported by McCain, takes valuable resources away from gifted and average students - like your own children.

I take nothing away from McCain's military experience. He is a war hero. He is a war hero that makes poor decisions in running a country. I hope the older generation realizes that war hero's DO NOT make a man qualified to lead a country. Napoleon, Hitler, and Ceasar were soldiers. We don't need another soldier, we need a leader.

-and don't be brainless and twist this around to say I am comparing McCain to Hitler, because if you do, you are missing the entire point.

Date: 10:06 PM Jul 2, 2008

On the other hand, Barrack Hussein Obama didn't spend any time at war and wrote in his autobiography that he snorted cocaine.

Why do you keep repeating Barrack's middle name? What are you trying to prove?? Are you that juvenile to think that a man's middle name makes him less credible?
I dont think any president alive drank more alcohol and did more drugs than McCains close friend and ally, George W. Bush.

If you are trying to give people reasons not to vote for Obama, you are going to have to do much better than that. Why dont you try talking about the issues facing this country? Do you have the mental capacity to discuss real issues?

Date: 10:47 PM Jul 2, 2008

You sound like a spoiled little brat. What more resources do you need from the government? What more can your town do for you? What more can your state do for you? What more can your federal government do for you?

What ever happened to "ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country"? If you want a government that has the capablility of giving you everything you want, you will create a government that will take everything you have.........think about it my liberal friend.

Date: 11:22 PM Jul 2, 2008

You sound like a spoiled little brat. What more resources do you need from the government? What more can your town do for you? What more can your state do for you? What more can your federal government do for you?

What ever happened to "ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country"? If you want a government that has the capablility of giving you everything you want, you will create a government that will take everything you have.........think about it my liberal friend.What the hell are you talking about???? I never said I needed anything, from you or from the government. What posts are you reading??

Don't call me a brat because the Republicans sank the economy and are caught in a quagmire in Iraq.

The only reason most wealthy people are voting for McCain is because they want an extension on Bush's tax cuts for the wealthy......and you say I want something from the government??????

Date: 11:24 PM Jul 2, 2008

You sound like a spoiled little brat. What more resources do you need from the government? What more can your town do for you? What more can your state do for you? What more can your federal government do for you?

What ever happened to "ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country"? If you want a government that has the capablility of giving you everything you want, you will create a government that will take everything you have.........think about it my liberal friend.Again, feel free to start discussing real issues anytime you want....really. Go ahead. I'm waiting for some intelligent conversation right now. I've been playing with my young children all day.

Date: 12:18 PM Jul 5, 2008

I am so elated that the Hammonton Democrats are supporting McCain for President. I am a lifelong Democrat and want a McCain sign on my lawn. Does anyone know where I can get one. Will the local Democarts have some McCain signs?

Date: 07:02 AM Jul 17, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

I am so elated that the Hammonton Democrats are supporting McCain for President. I am a lifelong Democrat and want a McCain sign on my lawn. Does anyone know where I can get one. Will the local Democarts have some McCain signs?

It is amazing that not one Democratic Club leader will openly support Obama. They must really be embarrased by this guy.

Date: 09:36 AM Jul 17, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I am so elated that the Hammonton Democrats are supporting McCain for President. I am a lifelong Democrat and want a McCain sign on my lawn. Does anyone know where I can get one. Will the local Democarts have some McCain signs?

It is amazing that not one Democratic Club leader will openly support Obama. They must really be embarrased by this guy.

I'm amazed that anyone will openly support anyone this Presidential Election. I haven't seen the Republicans post anything on the GOP site. Who is Hammonton First going to support Barr, Nader, or LaRouche.