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i think every mormon will see this movie. probably required to produce a receipt.
Yes, but it only mentions that he spent a day. Why would he be calling him a brother after 1 day? What type of person begs someone that interviewed him for cash? Sounds like those lowlife deadbeats that you conservatives don't like. Maybe he should've gotten a real job so he could support his family!
i think every mormon will see this movie. probably required to produce a receipt.
I don't view George Obama as either a deadbeat or a low-life.
Perhaps D'Souza showed him the type of compassion he's not seen from his brother or others. Maybe D'Souza felt compassion for George and offered his contact information, in case there was ever something George thought he could help with.
I've done the same on many occasions. And, yes, from time to time it's resulted in a request for assistance.
Why so cynical?
Do you plan to see the movie?
I'm sure George can speak for himself. Apparently he's very capable to.
lol Dinesh D'Souza narratives
Perhaps your god can forgive Dinesh... ron bless
And, just as apparently, he's going to do that in "Obama's America: 2016."
Do you plan to see it?
Let me add: another very important campaign topic, no doubt!
answer the question el. you gonna see the mormon movie?
Not interested in paid interviews or political hit pieces. That's why I didn't watch Game Changer either.
I think George already spoke very eloquently about his half-brother. Dinesh apparently has to appease his mormon master.
Well, I, for one, think the personal character of our President is important.
Not as important as running up a $5 trillion deficit; not as important has maintaining an 8.0+% unemployment rate; not as important as ing up our military strategies in Afghanistan, resulting in an increase in casualties; not as important as implementing a costly socialist health care program; not as important as ignoring the law and ordering his secretaries to exempt certain classes of people from prosecution. No, not as important as that but, important, nonetheless.
Certainly more important than a dog name Seamus or Mitt Romney's tax returns.
So, George Obama is an opportunistic that would betray his brother for a few coins? Gotcha.
Of course you think that
Maybe he is or maybe D'Souza is just trying to cash in on the campaign. Or both. Important!
I think the movie's tagline is appropriate; "Love him, hate him; you don't know him."
Seriously, what do we know, of any substance, about Barack Obama?
We know he's the President of the United States.
And we know what he's already done as POTUS.
I don't know what you're hoping to find here, yoni. Spell it out.
I know what I'd like to see from Romney's tax records -- pretty much the rate he paid each year. Also the loopholes and exemptions and credits that Romney used to get to that rate and which specific ones he would end in his new tax plan.
It's pretty directly related to policy. How are your inquiries directly related to policy?
And yet you don't demand any specifics from the current president.
Barry should tell Joe to chain his brother and bring him to America, tbh... it's the right thing to do...
Who says I don't?
You?
You didn't.Who says I don't?
You?
Yeah, and it's a miracle.
I also didn't post my opinion on frozen yogurt, though I have a definite position on frozen yogurt.
If you want me to "demand" the president disclose his proposed loophole closures explicitly on SpursTalk, just ask.
I personally don't think either candidate is going to read my posts. You must think differently.
Well, it was more like an election. The one McCain was going to win in a landslide, remember? crofl
So, did you watch Whittle's video?
How did Obama get into an expensive and exclusive private school, in the most expensive and exclusive State, while his mother was on Food Stamps?
How did Obama travel to Pakistan at a time when people holding U. S. passports were prohibited? Why are his travel and passport records sealed?
How did he become editor of the Harvard Law Review without writing a review?
How did he get a publisher to give him $100,000 to write a book he never produced and then, gave him another $40,000 to write a book they didn't ask for?
You're not the least bit curious?
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