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McCain/Palin = Hate And Racism! Youtube Video.

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Those of us that live in rural areas of Kentucky understand the McCain/Palin code words when they speak of Barack Obama and we understand what McCain/Palin are trying to do. They (McCain/Palin) accuse Barack Obama of being the a redistributioner of wealth, when in fact those they are speaking to  have received more than their share of our wealth Click here and here to see what I mean.
 They (McCain/Palin) use code words like terrorist and "who is the real Barack Obama" to excite their base and get their right wing racist bigots to go the extra mile for the cause and those of us that remember the J.F.K., M.L.K. and R.F.K. assassinations are outraged because we know where this kind of rhetoric takes us and I suggest the McCain/Palin ticket does to.
 It's a sad day when the McCain/Palin ticket inspires people like Ashley Todd, Nathan Johnson, Shawn Robert Adolf, Tharin Gartrell, Paul Schlesselman and Daniel Cowart but progressive folks like me that live in rural areas understand what's going on and we are happy that the real right wing agenda is finally showing it's self for what it really is, hate and division!
 I understand that every Republican is not bad, but I also understand that the word Republican has become synonymous with racism, division, hate and that's a shame and that's why I've put together the graphic and video below because I've had enough of the phony McCain/Palin Republican hate agenda!

Barack Obama Assassination Plot In Denver?

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By STEVEN K. PAULSON
DENVER (AP) — Federal authorities are looking into reports that a man arrested with rifles, ammunition and drugs in his truck may have made threats against Barack Obama, officials said Monday.
Two other men were arrested in the case.
"It's premature to say that it was a valid threat or that these folks have the ability to carry it out," said a U.S. government official familiar with the investigation. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation is ongoing.
Obama will be in Denver later this week to accept the Democratic nomination for president.
FBI spokeswoman Kathy Wright confirmed the FBI was investigating the reports but declined to elaborate. The Joint Information Center — a command set up by Denver, state and federal authorities to field media inquiries during the Democratic convention — said it had no immediate comment.
Tharin Gartrell, 28, was arrested during a traffic stop early Sunday by police in the eastern Denver suburb of Aurora. In his truck, officers found two rifles, including one with a scope; a bulletproof vest; boxes of ammunition; walkie-talkies; and suspected narcotics, said Aurora police Detective Marcus Dudley.
Police alerted federal authorities, who soon arrested Nathan Johnson, 32, at a hotel in Denver, Dudley said. A third man, Shawn Robert Adolf, 33, was arrested at a suburban Glendale hotel, Dudley said.
Adolf allegedly tried to escape officers by jumping from a sixth-floor window. He was hospitalized and was being held on $1 million bond for several outstanding warrants involving drug charges. Johnson also was being held on drug charges and his bond was unknown, Dudley said.
It wasn't known if the three men had attorneys, Dudley said.
Dudley didn't say what tied the men together but that more arrests were possible. One of the rifles was stolen, and authorities had traced it to Kansas, Dudley said. He declined to say to whom it belonged.
Aurora police alerted federal officials because of heightened security surrounding the Democratic convention, Dudley said.
"Clearly we found there are federal implications — otherwise we would not have notified them," he said. "The weapons clearly would cause great concern."
U.S. Attorney Troy Eid said the case was under investigation. "We're absolutely confident there is no credible threat to the candidate, the Democratic National Convention, or the people of Colorado," Eid said in a statement.
Officials with the FBI, Secret Service, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and Aurora police set a news conference for Tuesday afternoon.
Law enforcers in Denver are trying to find out whether the reported threats to Obama were valid. "It could also turn out that these were nothing but a bunch of knuckleheads, meth-heads," the U.S. government official said.