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   June 4th, 2008 at 12:47 pm

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   BARRETT BOLSTERS UNCOMMITTED CHILDERS, TAYLOR

   Conservative-Democrat Richard Barrett has called upon Congressmen
   Gene Taylor and Travis Childers to remain uncommitted as
   “super-delegates” to the Democratic Convention. Barrett, a recent
   Democratic-candidate for Governor of Mississippi, had predicted that
   Barack Obama would be swept in on a national-mood, egged on by the
   debacle of the Iraq-Afghan invasion, to “throw the bums out” of the
   White House. But, Barrett urged Childers, who won as a populist in
   North Mississippi, and Taylor, who supported the Confederate-flag, to
   prepare for the “post-Obama” era, when the people will “take back”
   the nation.

   Barrett said that although Americans would be using Obama as “the
   broom to sweep out the Bush Administration,” the country would be
   ripe for revolution, when Obama propels Africa over America. He noted
   that John Bell Williams, a popular Democratic Congressmen, was swept
   into the Governor’s office, when he refused to endorse Lyndon
   Johnson, who had imposed the Civil Rights Bill. “Ultimately, it is
   the people who must decide and who you must side with,” stressed
   Barrett, in remarks prepared for delivery over WJNT-radio. Barrett,
   who once served with “Democrats for Reagan,” said that things would
   “get worse before better.”

   Barrett, who once served as a Wallace-for-President official, noted
   that North Mississippi had voted overwhelmingly for Childers, whose
   GOP-opponent had strong-backing from Vice-President Dick Cheney.
   Although Cheney had tried to paint Childers as an Obama-supporter,
   Childers refused to endorse Obama. Barrett, who attended Childers’
   victory-gala, said that many attending indicated that they had been
   supporters of the Presidential-bid of segregationist-Democrat George
   C. Wallace. In his message to Childers and Taylor, Barrett said that
   “I would like to respectfully urge you to remain uncommitted as a
   super-delegate for Mississippi.”

   Barrett continued that “although Barack Obama is going to take
   office, due, largely, to the backlash over the failures and betrayal
   of George W. Bush and his hand-picked, would-be successor, if you
   will just glance ahead to the post-Obama day, there will be a lot of
   turning about and rebuilding, which you and real-Democrats
   everywhere, hopefully, will be part of. Remember, 488,000
   Mississippians voted for our flag and stand for the bed-rock,
   conservative, patriotic principles, which once made the Democratic
   Party great — in the tradition of Jamie Whitten and William L.
   Colmer — and can do so, once again, after the Obama
   flash-in-the-pan.”

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