It has to be done now: Obama supporters, come in and show your support for Barack!

[Colobo]

Gobama UNTIL THE END! :bounce:

[Joe the Revelator]

1. I'm not going anywhere

for 8 years.

[Colobo]

That's the attitude! Gobama '08 and '12!

[billbuckhead]

2. Drink the Koolaid!, drink the Kool-aid!, drink the Kool-aid!

Salute the Gipper! Salute the Gipper! Salute the Gipper!

[thoughtcrime1984]

6. Grow up

Who is your vaunted candidate? Hmmm?

[Tellurian]

58. Obama _for_no_future as a Democrat!

[SoxFan]

93. In the words of Stewie Griffin

YOU SUCK!

[thoughtcrime1984]

71. All I see is "Ignored"

Must be another smart ass trying to respond.

[ellisonz]

134. Ditto.

[bunnies]

21. 45 million Obama hating threads and you've got to piss on this one?

Thats really fucking pathetic. How much shit, exactly, should Obama supporters have to put up with today? Is it too much to ask that we be allowed to have ONE thread that someone doesnt insult us in? Really. Is it too fucking much to ask?!
:nuke:

[billbuckhead]

29. Wait till Obama loses South Carolina

Blame it on racism, voting machines, media, anything but that he's an empty suit with the media running interference for him. Enjoy the first women president.

[bunnies]

34. What the hell does this have to do with what I asked?

What exactly is the point youre trying to make?

[cloudythescribbler]

67. my main worry is HRC gets the nomination and then blows it ...

I notice a whole new slew of polls out, published at RealClearPolitics, showing Obama runs more strongly against EITHER McCain OR Romney than HRC; the Repukes are likely to nominate one of those two.

[billbuckhead]

69. The polls are even more bullshit than usual when women and blacks are involved

The pathetic Zogby said on the Daily show that polls are pretty much only good for supporting his family.

[stickernation]

63. you're right !

i am happy you have this thread and I support Obama's DU supporters. I think if he winds up the candidate it is so important for DU'ers to feel as they are represented by him. We're all coming together for the General regardless !!!

I just also want to say that about the Reagan remarks today by Edwards, well, y'all are saying that Obama didn't praise Reagan exactly, he was semantically just saying he was transformative. OK. By the same token, Edwards wasn't talking about Obama - he was talking about REAGAN, who thoroughly needs to be aired out as a disgusting individual. Consider this, actually, a shot across the bow at the future Repugnican nominee, whoever he may be, because no doubt he is genuflecting to Reagan on the campaign trail at this very instant.

-s

[bunnies]

73. I have no problem with Edwards.

In fact, I came very close to voting for him. Mr. bunnies and many of our friends are Edwards supporters. I dont take issue at all with what he said re: Reagan and I will be perfectly happy to vote for your candidate in the GE should he get the nod! :hi:

[usregimechange]

158. Agreed, I would gladly support Edwards

[sunonmars]

129. Can i laugh

You guys have been pissing on Hillary and Edwards fan for a while now. What goes around comes around.

Judging by the way Obama supporters have been desperate today, i sense they feel he is in a spot of bother.

[ellisonz]

135. Don't take DUh too seriously.

It's the peril of being a pragmatist in a room full of ideologues.

[DJ13]

31. "Salute the Gipper! Salute the Gipper! Salute the Gipper!"

You know WHY I can never vote for Hillary?

Her supporters are no better than the Swiftboat crowd.

Say anything so long as you can win.

I've had enough of this crap, and i thought most Democrats had too.

[billbuckhead]

35. Calling Hillary a racist isn't swiftboating?

:+bama lost all hope in this election when he started jerking off to Reagan porn.

[DJ13]

45. Calling Hillary a racist isn't swiftboating?

No, Swiftboating is the art of innuendo and smear.

Straight out criticizing someone for using a campaign tactic like racism is not innuendo, nor smear if the facts are there.

[billbuckhead]

49. And what facts were there? Telling the truth that MLK needed political help?

[BeyondGeography]

52. Bill, you're just a yahoo

Now get lost.

[billbuckhead]

54. What did Hillary say that was racist?

Answer the question instead of calling me names. Here's the video tell what she said that was racist or apologize.

<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9LhWUsrJnM>

[billbuckhead]

84. Still no answer?

[thoughtcrime1984]

122. Probably put you on ignore as I am doing now

.

[billbuckhead]

138. When was Hillary racist?

Put me on ignore cause you can't answer?

[psychopomp]

128. Frankly, I was, and remain, shocked by HRC's "spade" comment

That was inexcusable and reminds me of what Pres. Clinton said about Sista Souljah during his first campaign.

[cloudythescribbler]

70. The better term is "race-baiting" or "dog-whistle politics" or the Russian 'provokatsiia'....

[billbuckhead]

75. Any quotes or links or videos or any facts whatsoever?

"Facts are stubborn things" according to :+bama's comrade hero in emptysuitdom.

[cloudythescribbler]

142. This was said in illustration of a CONCEPT (dog-whistle) not a factual presentation, but ...

I have elsewhere on DU cited various sources ad nauseum, including a New York Times editorial on Jan 9 describing HRC's remarks about LBJ and Dr King as "peculiar", and here's another indisputably mainstream and neither 'Rainbow Democrat' nor Obama campaign aligned source (Bloomberg news) of realistic evaluation of this particular issue (there are simply TONS of others):

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=a86pY4CBoF0U

Hillary Pulls Race Card and Obama May Fold

By Margaret Carlson

Jan. 17 (Bloomberg) -- At approximately 6 p.m. on Jan. 15, three hours before a Kumbaya interlude at the Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas, I saw Al Sharpton defending Senator Barack Obama from charges of youthful drug abuse.

As we all know by now, the accusation arises from Obama's own admission in his modern Horatio Alger tale, ``Dreams From My Father,'' published long before he became a presidential candidate, that he tried cocaine as a teenager.

The hoopla over this has validated the judgment of George W. Bush eight years ago to refuse to answer questions about his own alleged drug use, which many believe continued well beyond his teen years. This is why honesty isn't considered the best policy by political consultants. But I digress.

Sharpton has done things to redeem himself in recent years, but his presence is a one-way ticket back to Tawana Brawley, boycotts, shakedowns and good old-fashioned, in-your-face confrontational race-based politics. Seeing him in that box on TV, I realized that the Clintons had done what they needed to do to stop Obama's historic surge in its tracks.

From the start of his career, Obama wanted, and needed, to remove the race card from the political deck. While it isn't clear from whose sleeve the card was pulled, it is likely it wasn't from the person with the most to lose.

If Hillary Clinton's campaign had taken only one shot at Obama, it might have been blown off as a mistake. But four shots constitutes a pattern, with Clinton's former New Hampshire chairman, Bill Shaheen, Representative Charles Rangel, Clinton pollster Mark Penn and Black Entertainment Television founder Bob Johnson all getting into the act.

Going Too Far

Surrogates don't take printed instructions, but neither do they want to upset the candidate they've traveled to the hinterlands to please. And Penn isn't even a surrogate. He's the campaign's top strategist.

In the middle of the drug pile-on, Clinton, desperate after her Iowa defeat, went too far when trying to imprint the message that Obama is all talk and no action. She infelicitously compared Martin Luther King Jr. to former President Lyndon Johnson.

``Dr. King's dream began to be realized when President Lyndon Johnson passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964,'' she said.

In fairness to the Clintons, even masters of the game trip up when the crown believed to be theirs slips out of reach. They had just hours to convince folks in New Hampshire that the guy who Iowans had fallen in love with was wrong for them.

Red-Faced Rant

Bill Clinton, in particular, was furious at Hillary's loss, indulging in the kind of red-faced rants vividly described in George Stephanopoulos's tale of White House life, ``All Too Human.''

How dare this upstart backbencher steal this election from Hillary! The press? What a lazy bunch of enablers swallowing this &%*# fairy tale, all this hooey about what we share being so much greater than our differences.

Any thought that Bill would be less active in New Hampshire was shelved. In 1992 Hillary helped Bill become the Comeback Kid in the Granite State after a lounge singer gave a press conference about an affair. Now it was his chance to return the favor.

But they were a bit off in choosing to mention an African- American idealist (King as Obama) in juxtaposition with a tough pragmatist who can get things done (LBJ as herself). The two campaigns fanned the flames and cable TV poured on the kerosene, booking the usual suspects to chew it all over. By Monday morning, the Democrats were in danger of becoming as divided as Republicans.

Convenient Cease-fire

A cease-fire initiated by Obama was formalized into a peace agreement during a love fest at the debate. And why not? For Clinton's campaign, it was Mission Accomplished, intentional or not. Obama was now the black candidate. There had been minimal blowback and only a minor casualty (Shaheen resigned).

For Obama, he lost the essence of his candidacy as the first black man to run as himself. Once the race card is on the table, no matter who puts it there, it's impossible to put it back up anyone's sleeve. Obama may look back on the first two weeks of 2008 as the time when he lost the nomination to Clinton.

At the height of the controversy on Sunday, Clinton repeated her paean to King from her book ``Living History.'' She'd been taken to hear ``this phenomenon known as Dr. King'' by her youth minister and remembered his plea to awaken to ``the great revolution that the civil rights pioneers were waging.''

No one's doubting Clinton's belief in equality, but however much she was moved, Hillary became a Goldwater Girl. And Senator Barry Goldwater voted against the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Her journey to embrace civil rights is proof that anyone can grow up. But maybe not to be president.

(Margaret Carlson, author of ``Anyone Can Grow Up: How George Bush and I Made It to the White House'' and former White House correspondent for Time magazine, is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are her own.)

To contact the writer of this column: Margaret Carlson in Washington at

[e-mail]

Last Updated: January 17, 2008 00:18 EST

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I hope those I respect will forgive my bluntness, but in my experience, the provision of such info at the request of trolls never satisfies, as the arguments about sources are just raised to be snarky. But at least others might check the sources in question (although most DUers no doubt have read plenty already)

[billbuckhead]

154. Here's Mrs Obama big time playing the race card

"Black America will wake up and get it"

<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHzYl8Rg8C0>

[slick8790]

146. How old are you?

I'm guessing between 12-15 based on the immature sex humor and kneejerk reactionary attitude.

[TankLV]

100. umm - the swiftboat bastards LIED - obama admires ray-gun - it's the TRUTH!

too bad for you if the TRUTH hurts...

first you people spin about his pandering to religious homophobic bigots, now you spin about this...nice...

[Bodhi BloodWave]

132. what bloody admiration? he pointed out a historical fact

If telling the truth means admiration then i admire a lot of things i've always been of the view i disliked

[Name removed]

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[Barack_America]

96. Billbuckhead is going on ignrore.

GOBAMA!!

[TankLV]

99. ray-gun! ray-gun! ray-gun!

yep - that's surely the way to do it, obama!

what a joke...

doesn't he have a meeting with some religious bigots to attend now?

[thoughtcrime1984]

127. What purpose do you serve?

Go away

[thoughtcrime1984]

3. Damn straight!

The more folks try to pull him down, the more resolve I have to get the word out about Obama in my community. Many people I know are interested in his campaign.

[THUNDER HANDS]

4. all the way, baby

woooooooo!!!

[bunnies]

5. He already got my vote.

Gobama! :bounce:

[Pirate Smile]

68. I already caucused for him.

:)

[Adelante]

7. I'm here

Fuck these people :)

[Occam Bandage]

8. Absolutely. The current anti-Obama hate is just a combination of

Edwards supporters bitter they backed a loser, Hillary supporters afraid of a challenge, and those short on attention span but long on outrage.

[thoughtcrime1984]

17. Bingo. Between Present, McClurkin, and Reagan jokes

this board has become virtually unreadable. A bunch of destructive BS posted by assholes that would sooner cut off their nose to spite their face. Enjoy President McCain or Romney with that shitty anti-Democratic attitude.

[TankLV]

101. the TRUTH bites if you're on the wront side, doesn't it!

[stickernation]

66. Loser yourself !!!

Edwards is a winner to Edwards supporters no matter what the media think.

Point that ire towards Kucinich die-hards.

John Edwards has been speaking for ME on the campaign trail and I look forward to his Presidency !!!!

[Occam Bandage]

91. "Edwards is a winner to Edwards supporters!"

In that sense, yes, Edwards is a winner.

In another, more accurate sense, Edwards is not.

[stickernation]

131. You will see mr occam crystal ball.

But this is your thread to celebrate your candidate. I'll be helping you out if Obama wins the nomination.

[Big Blue Marble]

85. I like what you said.

That sort of explains the irrational nature of these attacks. Although I must say they are extremely oppressive in nature.

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

9. What about this? Will the Senator from IL offer his vote, voice, to this?

Or will he vote "present"?

MKJ

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=4100640&mesg_id=4100640

[Occam Bandage]

15. Obama's already come out strongly against retroactive immunity.

"Senator Obama unequivocally opposes giving retroactive immunity to telecommunications companies and has cosponsored Senator Dodd's efforts to remove that provision from the FISA bill. Granting such immunity undermines the constitutional protections Americans trust the Congress to protect. Senator Obama supports a filibuster of this bill, and strongly urges others to do the same. It's not clear whether he can return for the vote, but under the Senate rules, the side trying to end a filibuster must produce 60 votes to cut off debate. Whether he is present for the vote for not, Senator Obama will not be among those voting to end the filibuster."

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

24. "it's not clear whether he can return for the vote". Isn't that his JOB?

MKJ

[Occam Bandage]

36. dupe

[Occam Bandage]

38. First, he did. Secondly, it doesn't matter for filibusters.

If a candidate doesn't show, it counts as a vote against ending debate.

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

44. Except it appears that the new and improved FISA bill will pass because

Reid's decision to bring to the floor the immunity-providing SIC bill (rather than the immunity-denying SJC bill), it will be exceedingly difficult for Dodd and his allies to strip immunity out of the bill by amendment (60 votes would be required to overcome a certain filibuster of any such amendment).

So, the bill that was filibustered is apparently no longer the bill that will be brought before the Senate. MKJ

[Occam Bandage]

47. Different bill, but Obama has repeatedly made it clear he will not support

any bill providing retroactive immunity.

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

50. But, if he's not there to vote against it....

:shrug: MKJ

[Occam Bandage]

55. What makes you think Obama will not be there to vote for this particular bill?

The "he might not show up" was in reference to the filibuster, for which his appearance would be purely symbolic, since a "not present" is the same as a "no."

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

60. I have yet to see his response to this bill's introduction. I will hope he responds as strongly

in opposing this as he did to Dodd's filibuster. MKJ

[TankLV]

105. actually, a NO vote is the same as a "no" - "present " is AVOIDING taking a stand...

especially since "no" is always an option - but go ahead and SPIN - it's getting hot around you trying to DEFEND THE INDEFENSIBLE...

[Occam Bandage]

119. On actual votes, yes. Not on filibusters. Please pay attention.

[TankLV]

102. OUCH! good one...

sadly all too true...

wonder if he'll be "reaching out" to the KKK next - we're still waiting for just ONE example of other bigots he's trying to lure...

[Egnever]

103. Hoping for change

And doing my part Saturday to see it happen.

[IndianaJones]

10. come to me, my babies. nt.

[bunnies]

26. Youre the second thread pisser! Great job!

:thumbsup:

[IndianaJones]

28. you're the first thread whiner though. nt.

[bunnies]

41. Whining? Not hardly.

Its fucking ranting. gawddamn it.

The bullshit around here is so damned deep that I can hardly wade through it anymore. Some Hillary supporters just have to shit on every positive statement re: Obama and not only is it pathetic, it gets really frigging old.

[IndianaJones]

46. I didn't think it was that bad. Lighten up maybe...or grow a thicker skin. nt.

[bunnies]

59. If my skin were any thicker Id be a 5 foot callous.

And maybe you dont see it because you're a Hillary supporter. But if every other thread for days was ripping on your candidate... I dont doubt you'd be feeling a bit of frustration as well.

[IndianaJones]

61. are you serious? The anti Hillary threads outnumber all others 100:1. lmao. nt.

[Occam Bandage]

62. At one point, yes. Now, not so much.

[IndianaJones]

65. it goes in cycles based on success. look at it as a good sign. nt.

[bunnies]

74. exaclty. nt

[cboy4]

111. Oh there's no question. nt

[cboy4]

104. Alerting. nt.

[TankLV]

106. correction: my "cry babies"...

[David Zephyr]

11. Barack has my heart and mind. He is the future. And he's a very good man.

And I realy have grown to like his partner and wife, Michelle. I can't wait to see them as America's First Family. It may be my proudest day as an American.

Here's to the Hopemonger!

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

13. How will he vote, or will he, on the Telco Immunity Bill? A chance for him to walk the walk.

MKJ

[MH1]

12. Gobama!

I'm in 100% for Obama!

[Nailzberg]

14. The more he's attacked on distortions and not issues, the more I support him

The present votes argument is really what put me in his corner.

Gobama! :bounce:

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

16. Great. Let's see if he votes for true civil liberties, or just gives lip service.

The test is coming. MKJ

[FrenchieCat]

98. You're going on ignore for me as of today.....

thread stalker!

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

139. I consider myself a civil liberties stalker.

:-)

MKJ

[TwilightGardener]

18. Here! Gobama!

[AX10]

19. A small but noisy group.

:thumbsdown:

[cloudythescribbler]

76. I wouldn't be surprised if Obama supporters at DU outnumbered HRC supporters, but ...

when it comes to swarms of trolls doing their pissing thing, the Obama peeps are way behind (inevitable protestations to the contrary notwithstanding)

[Konza]

20. Don't worry

While some folks spent their day online getting mad about Ronald Reagan, I canvassed a neighborhood tonight with some College Democrats for 2 hours. We are going again tomorrow, then on Saturday afternoon and a little more every day until Super Tuesday!
Our goal is to have 4 personal contacts with every registered independent and Democrat in the whole friggin city. We won the support of one family tonight because we are the only ones who bothered to ask for their vote. Obama folks have been there twice! Hillary=0.
Imagine that, actually talking to the people and asking for their support in the caucus.

[David Zephyr]

27. You sooo rule.

:hug:

[cloudythescribbler]

78. what city?

[Konza]

118. Manhattan

we're doing fine!

[Big Blue Marble]

90. Thank you for your dedication.

My state primary is not until May. Now all I can do is support him on DU and and tell my friends why he is the
best candidate. And of course send him as much money as I can.

[Nedsdag]

22. GOBAMA!

I'm an Obama Mama!

[FrenchieCat]

23. He will make a great President....

so says Barbara Lee and Ben Nelson....and everyone in between.

He has my full support!

[angie_love]

25. Gobama

Time for a liberal in the white house in 08

[Tulkas]

30. The Only Honest One !!!!

If you vote for a candidate that lies to you then you deserve a president that lies to you.

Good luck with that.

Obama is the best choice
Edwards is an acceptable choice
Clinton is an unacceptable choice


at least 45% of America will never vote for Hillary, maybe more than that since the MLK thing.

I am part of that 45%


Also if I don't show up to vote in the general, then all the other Dems on the ticket lose a vote too. This is why so many sitting congressmen and senators are endorsing Obama. He not only will be a good president, he is good for the party.

An actual uniter, not someone who divides the nation for political points.

[zulchzulu]

32. Just got done doing some phone banking for Barack

He's the best candidate running for president in over 40 years. Period.

GOBAMA!!!:pals: :pals:

[arewenotdemo]

33. Go Barack!

[BeyondGeography]

37. Howdy

[codeindigo]

43. ok.

i've seen enough. reagan~bush~ now obama~? bad omen...

[David Zephyr]

53. Now that's the man!

What a great pic!

[Catherine Vincent]

81. Damn!

I'm saving that one!

[TankLV]

110. wow - a FAKE cowboy too! what other goodies does he have up his ever "present" sleaves!

[Barack_America]

39. Hell yes, I'm here.

What's with this "the end" shit?

Don't you mean "until the PRESIDENCY!" ??

[Bluerthanblue]

40. he got my vote on Jan. 8th, and I can't

forsee him not getting it again in Nov.
I believe he will be an excellent president.

:hi:

peace~

[Bicoastal]

42. I like him because...

...he rarely says anything without giving real thought to his words and deciding what his actual feelings are. Listening to him in conversation is MUCH different than his "call to arms" speeches--you can almost SEE the gears in his head turning.

He said what he said about Reagan's 1980 election knowing full well that some people would misunderstand and/or manipulate it as they have already done. But you can read the conviction on his face and know he wouldn't have responded any other way.

[Catherine Vincent]

48. Present!

[FrenchieCat]

56. You could have just not read the thread...and then voted Yes.....

You know.... ;)

[silverweb]

51. Fired up and ready to go!

GObama! _YES, WE CAN!_

[1776Forever]

87. Love it Baby!!!!!!! Now that is what I'm Talking About ....

Shake it up - GObama!!!!!!!

:woohoo: :applause: :woohoo:

[silverweb]

117. Yeah, Baby!

I'm not so sure anyone wants to see all that jiggles when I shake it up anymore, but what the hell!

[jenmito]

57. Barack's how I roll!

:bounce:

[Crunchy Frog]

72. GOBAMA!!!

And I hope that he ends up doing for our side what Reagan did for theirs. :bounce:

[tishaLA]

77. Sen Obama is doing fine

We're just seeing the destructive politics of the past. Sad, really.

[rox63]

79. GOBAMA!!! n/t

[Joe Fields]

80. Obama supporters: really think that man shares your values?

Man have you all been fooled.

[Barack_America]

95. Yes. Next question please....

And sir it is YOU who has been fooled!

[Occam Bandage]

97. Yes.

[ellisonz]

136. Absolutely.

:P

[cloudythescribbler]

82. I'm in for Barack Obama too

[Big Blue Marble]

83. I am right here.

This place is seriously going crazy. It is the Blitz. Attack Obama on race. Attack Obama on the Reagan comment.
And now attack Obama on Choice, with a 100% rating from NARAL. What is going on? Mass hysteria?

Gobama! I am giving him another $100 next week.

[Big Blue Marble]

86. Thanks for this thread. It is great to show our support.

It was also helpful to effectively expand my ignore list considerably. I think it is going to
be much more pleasant around here for me now.

[ZinZen]

88. I'm for Obama

these emotional outbursts and lack of rational discussion from some of the other candidate's supporters aren't scaring me off. I just donated Obama more money.

[Califooyah Operative]

125. me too! take care! nt

[JackORoses]

89. Viva Obama!

[Diane R]

92. Gobama all the way, baby!

[SoxFan]

94. NO SURRENDER!

They won't get me they won't get me
though they never cease to try
they won't get me they won't get me
I would rather fight and die
they won't get me they won't get me
well my friend will they get you?
when they get you when they get
you tell me what you gonna do?

Do you think we're gonna make it?
I don't know unless we try
you could sit here scared to move or we could take them by surprise
it's submission that they want
it's surrender that they need
when we're doing it their way their aims will be achieved

They're gonna come when you're not ready
when you're not to well-prepared
they're gonna prey upon your weakness no man's soul is ever spared
you've got to stand up, yeah, and fight them
show them what it's all about this man is not for sale there will be no backing down!

Stand up and fight and I'll stand up with you!
We shall succeed
Stand up and fight and I'll stand up with you!

[cboy4]

107. I'm just enjoying this thread reading about all of the

people who are going on ignore.

[Big Blue Marble]

153. Isn't it quiet in here? n/t

[FredScuttle]

108. Pastor Donnie says GOBAMA! And let's pray the Gay outta those Sodomites!

[cboy4]

113. Pastor Donnie says GOBAMA

haha

Oh, it's pray "teh" gay.

You have to type in Freep/Fundie misspell.

[FredScuttle]

115. my apologies

it's so hard to keep up with the "ex-gay" lingo, you know

[cboy4]

116. LOL.

Yes it is, hallelujah.

[ShortnFiery]

109. Yes, Go Obama!

:patriot:

[Azathoth]

112. GOBAMA!

:bounce::patriot::bounce:

[AtomicKitten]

114. checking in

Gobama.

Cheers. :hi:

[Kermit77]

120. Stop the drama! Vote Obama!

I stole that from another board. ;)

[dailykoff]

121. Good one.

:thumbsup:

[obamian]

123. yessir OBAMA

[Califooyah Operative]

124. Fired Up In California! nt

[Colobo]

126. Thanks for the support, and Gobama!

[Pushed To The Left]

130. K&R!! Gobama! n/t

[ellisonz]

133. Hope or death!

[babylonsister]

137. Gobama! nt

[flpoljunkie]

140. Early voting has begun in Florida. GOBAMA!

[desi]

141. How about some support for the "Great Communicator."

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x2707207

[MadBadger]

143. How bout some support for...

Go fuck yourself.

[desi]

145. roflmaoff

damn, you are an angry sort ain't you...:puke:

[William769]

147. Bad Karma baby!

You reap what you sow! :rofl:

[desi]

148. You know what it's about Billy.

[William769]

149. Got that right!

:rofl:

[beachmom]

144. Count me in!

[progdog]

150. I with you Katz

GOBAMA

[Geek_Girl]

151. Yes go Reagan... I mean Obama

:evilgrin:

[pettypace]

152. As the lone moderate on DU,

I heartily endorse the liberal Democratic candidate, Mr. Barack Obama.

[usregimechange]

155. checkin in

[calteacherguy]

156. GoBama! Yes We Can!

Win or lose, never give up Hope!

[Imagevision]

157. Billary NO WAY! - Obama the sensible choice.

[Barack_America]

159. That's right. Gobama! Win Nevada! n/t