The Firewall: Obama Wins NC primary »
Posted By not2needy 5 months, 1 week ago in NewsThe results are now in hand. The latest CBS-New York Times poll indicates that Obama's support has held relatively firm in spite of the provocative statements of Reverend Wright. The majority of Democrats are now satisfied with Obama's handling of his former pastor.
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not2needy5 months, 1 week ago
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Even more importantly, the early voting results in North Carolina suggest that Obama will carry that Southern state decisively. According to analyses from North Carolina's political experts, Obama is trouncing Clinton via a new and unanticipated surge in black turnout that was almost certainly triggered by the massive MSM overreaction to the stage-managed appearances of Reverend Wright.
In a nutshell, the Reverend Wright strategy backfired. Polls indicate that the early voting in Indiana is heaviest in counties where Obama has commanding leads. While Indiana is another "open primary" state, and Rush Limbaugh's legions of followers could effect yet another Clinton upset via Operation Chaos, it will not matter.
HAHAHAHA!
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Leemck025 months ago
Georgia, connect the dots, at least help me to understand. If an apology is necessary, just who is it to come from and what is the issue? If you mean that Southern Whites voted for change; News flash, that is a sign of enlightenment. Not all people are swayed by media that play people for chumps. People should be insulted when media groups the uneducated as voters for Hillary in this case. Southerners are very astute, always known as independent thinkers and take humor in the silly notion that anyone has an advantage on them; I am one of them. All races and education levels are losing jobs and the American Dream. Despite the media non-sense, Obama is very sensitive, no way condescending in his message for all America. We need each other at this time, and open minded people will prevail. I thank everyone who is on board with saving this nation.
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Lurch5 months ago
> You left out the part where liberals owe Southern whites an apology.
You left the part out where Conservatives owe all of America, whites, blacks and other, an apology for being racists losers who will try any smearboat tactic to sink positive change in this country.
Real Americans see through the Neocon BS. Any candidate who is being attacked by both the Right-wing and Left-wing establishments is definitely good for middle class working America!
Go Obama!
PS. My wife and I are sending more $ !!
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Sandokan5 months ago
Good question. If voters look at the websites & actually read the contents ...there would absolutely be no question. The problem is many do not.
Once the Super Delegates get their heads out of the perennial place; where the sun never shines - they'll come to the only logical conclusion can be made- Hillary Clinton.
The awesome team that Bill assembled will pale in comparison that Hillary will put together. That will not that be the case should Osama...whoops ...Obama become the Democratic candidate for Prez.
Hillary was on the front line when Bill was President ...so that is what she means when she says she is the only one with experience!!! Imagine Bill without fault.... OMG...
Remember, we really need money back in the coffers of the nation. Bill Clinton was the FIRST PRESIDENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE USA TO PUT OUR GOVT'S BOTTOM LINE IN THE BLACK. That is fact not fiction as we all know. Or not...
So the only change that is worth anything is one for the good.
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Leemck025 months ago
I hope the best candidate. Democracy is messy, we don't always agree. I hope Obama, but just keep the media and election fixers out of it and I trust the American people who will use their own independent judgment. If working and middle class people think about their interest, and vote to save their bacon, screw status quo, I am good with it.
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not2needy5 months, 1 week ago
This is for all the doubting Thomas's! lol....
They shouldn't believe everything they think! lol
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libsRfunny5 months ago
"This is for all the doubting Thomas's! lol....
"They shouldn't believe everything they think! lol"
You most certainly shouldn't. Might surprise you but lots of us want Obama to get the nomination, which he still hasn't secured and won't at least until the DNC in Denver. See, most of us know Obama will not win the presidency. He is all talk and zero substance.
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jovial5 months, 1 week ago
vv63,
I noticed you negged my comment, I don't want to put Hillary down. I think she would be a thousand times better than McCain. I also think that Obama is a better candidate. I hope that you can understand that it's not personal. Whatever the outcome, we as a people can't let McCain win.
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Blackacereturn5 months ago
People keep saying Hill is a better candidate and the question that keeps running through my head is, if so why does she keep losing to obama? How can you be better and still lose? The talking heads were always ridiculous but this, this is down right stupid.
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gamahuche5 months, 1 week ago
I'd like to see some of the red FACIAL cheeks of the propellerite crowd who so fervently tried to pin the Wright tag to Obama's tail and got it Wrong Wrong Wrong. Cheeky is as cheeky does but the other cheeks I'll fervently pass on.
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not2needy5 months, 1 week ago
Now ain't that the truth.
From this article, it appears that Wright hasn't been an issue for many people, moreso the people on Prop than anywhere, LOL!
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Will13135 months, 1 week ago
Wright was never an issue for me.. and I'm as white as snow.. I grew up in Indiana, when I lived there it was very racist and it took a while to realize that's just not right..
that having been said, when taken out of context Rev. Wright's comments are certainly inflamatory, however when one listens to the whole sermon, I cannot argue with too much.
The aids thing I would have a problem with but we were giving black men syphilis as late as the sixties. So while I have no first hand knowledge, I also would not place the government above doing such a thing..
I other interviews I've found Rev Wright to be very personable. I'd have a beer with him.. and see where the conversation leads..
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