Poor Johnny... he pissed off tonight's Ole Miss audience...

[npincus]

can you imagine... thousands of reporters down there, $5 million spent, and that prick jerked everyone around until the 11th hour... I think the audience will have some bias against McStunt and a bit of sympathy toward Obama.

[livetohike]

1. Maybe the audience will boo him when he comes on stage

or throw tomatoes :-).

[ej510]

2. No they won't they may boo Obama though.

[LSK]

4. why????

:shrug:

[livetohike]

5. Why would they boo Obama?

Yes, I know it is Ole Miss, but he has to have some support with the college kids.

[Alhena]

16. Obama won Oxford in the primaries even though it's 80% white

[Merlot]

10. They certainly boo-ed his name on Letterman last night

Letterman mentioned how mcbush SAID he was going straight to DC (and thus had to miss the show booking) and then stayed in NY until the following morning!

I'm loving this Letterman thing!

[enki23]

3. er... it's ole miss. don't be naive

this is the home of the "trent lott leadership institute". this site was not picked as one sympathetic to barack obama.

[npincus]

7. it looks like a pro-Obama crowd out there...

[ncgrits]

11. Yeah. Everybody in the South is a bigot. Yeah, that's right.

I get really really weary of this stuff.

[enki23]

12. no, just a lot of them. especially at a school hosting the trent lott leadership institute

.

[CalGator]

14. There are some blue specks out there...

but it's still a very red area for a reason, and it started in the 60s. That said, a college town in the south will definitely have a good mix of libs in there.

[tridim]

6. If the backdrop on MSNBC is any indication, Mississippi is 100% pro-Obama.

[firedupdem]

8. I hope those kids in the crowd behind the anchors on MSNBC

will be in the audience...100% Obama!!

[H2O Man]

9. Right.

Bad move on his part.

[demokatgurrl]

13. It will be interesting to see if the polls

move in Mississippi after the debate.

[wvbygod]

15. What could they possible need to spend 5 million bucks on?

That much cash could have helped a whole lot of poor Mississippians.

Why not just sweep the floors, shine the place up and get on with the debate?