JAM FILES for Tuesday 4/8/08 -- An Angry Geraldine Ferraro

Good Day –

We’re not over our hump yet… there are still crazy things happening here with the gremlin infested computer. But the files (I think) are there and our good crew is getting them ready for your use on this Tuesday 4.8.08 (Barbara’s Birthday.)

PROMO LINE: 1984 Vice Presidential candidate was called a bad name by Air America’s left-leaning lady host – and she’s angry with the Obama camp for the whole upset.. It’s another page in an unfolding story of bitter bashing in the Democrat ranks. Listen to JUST A MINUTE today at (time) for an explanation here on Unique FM.

Links for your use and convenience are just below and today’s script is supposed to be here also.

http://www.jebcovoice.net/audio/jama04-08-08.mp3

http://www.jebcovoice.net/scripts/jamt04-08-08.doc

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Cordially, IN HIM

Jack Buttram

Here’s today’s script:

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“JUST A MINUTE”

DON’T TREAD ON ME!

Just A Minute – Senator Obama has a spittin’, clawin’ critic on his case who shows no signs of quitting. Geraldine Ferraro, 1984 VP candidate isn’t about to let the Obama Machine ‘play the race card’ against her again. The fiery cancer survivor planted her flag proclaiming to anyone she’s not a doormat.

Miz Geraldine scolded Air America talk show host, Randi Rhodes, for her “inflammatory” labels applied to the former veep candidate, and Hillary Clinton, telling Wall Street Journal writer, John Fund, a law suit isn’t out of the question. She added, "David Axelrod, his white campaign manager, has played this race card time and time and time again,"

With some heat she asserted Obama’s campaign hypocritically highlighted her remark that he owes his meteoric political rise partly to his skin color. Ms. Ferraro contends it’s the height of hypocrisy to accuse her of racism when Obama himself “bluntly noted” to the Chicago Tribune in 2005, he probably wouldn’t have been elected an Illinois legislator, or had such good book sales were not for his color.

She ended saying: “Once they stop…, I stop."

Better listen, Barak.

I’m Jack Buttram

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