it seems to me that Obama supporters are being played like cheap violins by the RW machine

[ElsewheresDaughter]

they want Obama....they know he doesn't stand a chance in the GE....they know that he will bring their racist fundie minions to the polls in DROVES....they know that that is the only thing that will bring them to vote this Nov because they know that they don't have anything else to do it...nada...zip.

just my $0.02


flmae away

[Windy]

1. The reverse is true. they want Hillary. She will unite their base and get the independents

to vote their way.

[Skwmom]

6. Not only that but she's alienated some life-long Democrats.

[Gloria]

25. So has Obama..you know, the ones who have been "invested"

in the struggles of the 60s...which he is NOT. Interesting, he gets a lot of Camelot-Kennedy's but he tells the Las Vegas paper that he isn't INVESTED in the 60s....

This is where the cognitive dissonance sets in...

[sjdnb]

12. What base?

Look at the fundraising/primary voting numbers - their base is irrelevant.

Neither Hillary nor Obama supporters have anything to fear from their 'base'.

[newmajority]

2. There's only one RW machine being played here

And it's this one......



And it's THESE Republicans who need to be destroyed.

[physioex]

3. F the racist fundie minions...

It's time this country made a change and elected people of different races, gender, and religion. Heck even Pakistan had a female prime minister. Why go preach to them about "democracy"?

[fuzzy otter pop]

4. STOP, you're both right!!!!!!!!

at lest Obama has a chance to grow the party.....

[Nitrogenica]

5. The same, exact argument could be made about Hillary.

"We don't want Bill Clinton running loose in the White House" will be the right wing argument against Hillary.

So what's your point then?

I think either candidate will be able to defeat the Republicans dispite these right wing smears.

[physioex]

10. I don't know why...

People choose a candidate based on electability. I am choosing Obama because of the issues not his gender or race. Why can't more people on our side do this?

[Nitrogenica]

16. I agree 100%!

Thank you.

I don't think this "thing" is electable.

[physioex]

23. McCain...

Is just a poilitcal opportunist who cozied up to Shrub even after being destroyed by Rove. He just wants the presidency at any cost. Most conservatives can't stand him....

[fuzzy otter pop]

17. I wish i knew, these are the same people who told me Kerry was electable

i work my ass off for him
but the whole time i knew in my heart he was Dukaukis part 2(sp?)
and doomed to lose

sigh

[physioex]

20. Ohhh I agree....

Kerry should have know Rove was a dirty trickster the way he destroyed McCain in SC. It was pathetic the way we let the swift boat people destroy everything.

[fuzzy otter pop]

26. YES!!! thank you, i could not believe he didn't see it coming,

then to just go limp and not respond at all......

it reminded me of the Kitty question that killed Dukakis back in 88,
and the Willie Horton add as well
(if you don't remember these things people, you are part of the problem)

he did have to respond directly, he could have just went after them for their tactics

he should have shown people he was more than a soulless politician

but he failed

because he is a soulless politician

[tigereye]

7. but you could well make that argument about ANY of our candidates,

through time.


Isn't it time we quit running scared? :shrug: There are a lot of women out there, a lot of racially diverse Americans who have been waiting to see these types of candidates have a legitimate shot at the White House!


Why should we be afraid - of Romney or McCain?

seriously.

[cali]

8. why bother flaming yet another speculative post rooted

in nothing factual? It's too dim to bother blasting. sorry.

[H2O Man]

9. Oh, please.

[Guava Jelly]

11. I disagree

..

[Bluerthanblue]

13. if you really believe what you post, I can't imagine you have

much to look forward to from the future.

I'm an Obama supporter, and I'm no cheap violin, or a pawn of the RW machine.

If I allowed fear of what other people think to dictate my choice for president, then I will have lost everything even if my vote wins.

peace~

[ElsewheresDaughter]

18. well when we have 4/8 more years of a repuke in the Oval Office...I'll remember to thank you

[ErnestoG]

14. Oh that MUST be it! I mean it couldnt be because we think he's a better CHOICE

now can it.

Gawd, you Hillarites. Can you get any more desperate?

Get used to this:

PRESIDENT OBAMA.

[featherman]

15. Yup... that's me... just another naive fool being played like a violin

So glad you pointed this out. Who are you again? Maybe you're trying to play me by telling me that the MSM is playing me. Hmmm... the head reels... all these conspiracies...so little time.

[pdxmom]

19. Those same racist fundie minions will fall all over themselves to vote

against Hillary as well. They weren't going to vote a Democrat, no matter who it was. Straw man argument.

[Bonobo]

21. It's because we are all busy watching our iPods! We're dumb!

[elizm]

22. Won't waste my time 'flaming away'. Just will ignore. nt

[madrchsod]

24. you don`t think hillary will attract the same people that

you think barrack will? i`m sure either one of them will bring out the racist women hating thugs in this country.

do you really think obama supporters are that stupid to be played?

[Jamastiene]

27. No flames here.

That's what right wingers are like.

[Avalux]

28. Yeah, we've all been brainwashed and can't think for ourselves.

Actually, it's Hillary who will unite the Republicans; they'll feed off their Clinton hate and work their supporters up into a frenzy. Monica! Impeachment!

[City Lights]

29. Thanks for the insult, ElsewheresDaughter.

:hi:

[chascarrillo]

30. Keep hate alive!

[Jed Dilligan]

31. And Hillary is so well-loved among the fundies. nt

[bpeale]

32. IMO, neither one of them stands a snowballs chance in hell of winning

and each for different reasons