Title: This is one of the reasons Barack Obama will win
Description: My very first thread...Yay!
Golden Arm - April 15, 2008 05:15 AM (GMT)
GOP Gaffe All these attacks against Obama will only make him stronger.
JDaveG - April 15, 2008 09:37 AM (GMT)
I agree that the attacks make him stronger.
I disagree that a Republican Representative from Kentucky that no one OUTSIDE of Kentucky has ever heard from will swing the election.
Hell, lately all of the attacks have been from the Clinton campaign! That may help Obama in the short run, but they may weaken him in the long run. I still think he's the presumptive favorite, but let's not pretend that the GOP is just going after him en masse and it's making him stronger. McCain has run a very clean campaign while Hillary Clinton has all but appeared in blackface.
Golden Arm - April 15, 2008 11:00 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (JDaveG @ Apr 15 2008, 03:37 AM) |
I agree that the attacks make him stronger.
I disagree that a Republican Representative from Kentucky that no one OUTSIDE of Kentucky has ever heard from will swing the election.
Hell, lately all of the attacks have been from the Clinton campaign! That may help Obama in the short run, but they may weaken him in the long run. I still think he's the presumptive favorite, but let's not pretend that the GOP is just going after him en masse and it's making him stronger. McCain has run a very clean campaign while Hillary Clinton has all but appeared in blackface. |
True. But let's see if Faux and CNN will run with this story like they ran with the Rev Wright issue and the "bitter" comments. You have a opposing member of Obama's party making what basically is a racist statement. You would think that this is a story that they were hoping to see happen. Hillary has been stumbling a lot lately and if she had a dick, it'd be about ready to fall off with the amount of times that she'd have stepped on it. b667ur
JDaveG - April 15, 2008 08:31 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Golden Arm @ Apr 15 2008, 05:00 AM) |
| QUOTE (JDaveG @ Apr 15 2008, 03:37 AM) | I agree that the attacks make him stronger.
I disagree that a Republican Representative from Kentucky that no one OUTSIDE of Kentucky has ever heard from will swing the election.
Hell, lately all of the attacks have been from the Clinton campaign! That may help Obama in the short run, but they may weaken him in the long run. I still think he's the presumptive favorite, but let's not pretend that the GOP is just going after him en masse and it's making him stronger. McCain has run a very clean campaign while Hillary Clinton has all but appeared in blackface. |
True. But let's see if Faux and CNN will run with this story like they ran with the Rev Wright issue and the "bitter" comments. You have a opposing member of Obama's party making what basically is a racist statement. You would think that this is a story that they were hoping to see happen. Hillary has been stumbling a lot lately and if she had a dick, it'd be about ready to fall off with the amount of times that she'd have stepped on it. b667ur
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NOT that I condone the Rev. Wright fascination, but it is a bigger story. Rev. Wright is the personal minister of a presidential candidate.
Geoff Davis is.......who again?
Golden Arm - April 17, 2008 10:30 AM (GMT)
Almost a week later, narry a peep from Faux, CNN ect. That "bitter" comment still has legs though... :bs:
Golden Arm - April 20, 2008 08:53 AM (GMT)
BlackTalon - April 20, 2008 12:18 PM (GMT)
The election is rigged.
The last 2 were rigged and stolen, why should this one be any diffrent? 45v6v