Isn't it a little early for his picture to be on money? Talk about presumptuous!
A company in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter is making commemorative coins for American presidential hopeful Barack Obama.They must think they have this race sown up if they are already minting presidential coins. I guess we don't need to vote, let's just crown him now.And if the Democratic candidate is elected to become the most powerful man in the world on November 4, it could open the floodgates for millions of pounds worth of business for the firm.
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This company is making 300 coins? Do you suppose that will be all the money in the whole country not in the hands of Wall Street by the election?
Wow. What a painfully stupid post, Michelle. Did you even read the article you linked?
A British coin company gets a contract to make 300 Obama presidential coins for the people who work on the Obama campaign. Big deal. How much do you want to bet that McCain's got something similar planned for his team?
Honestly, if you're going to talk about presumption, try looking in the mirror first. As usual, you missed the point of the article you're quoting, and you showed off your ignorance for the world to see.
What do you expect? Our Michele is merely parroting the conservative whore, Michelle Malkin. This is what conservatism has come to these days. We have the Bush Administration officiating over the greatest transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich in our nation's history and all Malkin and her fellow GOP prostitutes can do is complain about some gifts that Obama is preparing for his workers.
Is it any wonder that conservatives are so GD stupid that they vote Republican?
As the economy collapses, he might be featured on the new halfpenny.
"As the economy collapses, he might be featured on the new halfpenny."
LMAO! oh, moonshadow... thanks!
will we honor mccain for his work on deregulation that allowed the market to take their risks that led us here by putting his mug on the $100? by the time they print the first mccain $100 bill, it will only be worth about 5 canadian loonies.
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