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Obama caught in a lie: his own words, his own voice watch!

youtube.com — I for one am shocked and horrified at this.

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  • LadyFerrari, on 06/24/2008, -1/+0That video has been around so long I cannot believe it and it has been disproven on CNN and Fox News both and on Larry King. It's highly edited and even LOOKS highly edited; a very BAD editing job.

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    Save this email or print it out and you can
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    Deb and Bill
  • ClosedCaption, on 06/24/2008, -0/+1oh course you're shocked by this, its the new drug you've been using to manufacture outrage called fein-fein.
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