Obama-Backing Congressman Compares Hillary Clinton to Glenn Close in ‘Fatal Attraction’

These folks really need to keep their mouths shut.
On the other hand, it is clear that blogs like this are just meant to rile up Clinton/Obama supporters.
How about a something important to discuss instead?

Hillary Clinton should stay in the race for as long as she wants..as long as she has supporters and there are more states to vote..Please leave the lady alone

IT’S OVER CLINTON FANS
You have a few choices:
(1) Write in Clinton’s name
(2) Vote for Nader
(3) Don’t vote in November
(4) Vote for McCain

Jack he has divided by running in this race?????Time for a change in this country,time for new blood not the blood of the men and women in this stupid war,for God sake if you are mad she didn’t win think of them they are caught in this middle of this ,She sent them ther in the first place Lets bring them home and take care of them like they should be.This government in now saying they are all fine no problems as more and more take their own lives. .

What in hell does the fact Steve Cohen has said that on local TV has to do with Obama ?
It is not because he supports Obama that Obama is responsible. Come on now !

All those people who are saying not to vote for McCain, what bad you saw in Hillary that you did not vote for her and voted for Obama?
I was earlier never against Obama, I just felt he needed some experience to handle this critical situation. Later I got to see his pastor, radical friends and the way his supporters did caucus and voter fraud. All this has made me dislike Obama.
We will wait for 2012 when Hillary can win if not now. We have endured 8 years of bush and another 4 years of McCain is ok atleast we know what we will be getting. But with Obama, we feel scared.
So if it is not Hillary, me and most of moderate democrats will vote McCain or sit out.

This is redicules.
Hillary lost because Hillary lost, that is it done, over, she has no one to blame but herself.

So Obama divided the party just because he is considered african american…not by anything he said or did, but because his skin is brown??
Consider Obama white with a tan, because that is exactly what he is. He was raised by his white mother and her parents. However, because his skin is brown he was forced to identify as african american, therefore, he had to learn about its people and culture. But just watching him, he thinks white and acts white, so he is white. Barack Obama knows about as much about the black panthers, and identifies with them about as much as most of you do….which is what? Not much, right?!
After getting past his skin color its time to discuss issues that affect all of us. I believe he is ready to be Commander in Chief, on day one.

So SNL along with its former cast member,Chris Rock, are influencing mainstream politics nowadays. It’s too bad politics is more media than issue and fact focused.

bishop, he is winning.
Remember, Senator Obama won those 11 straight races all by himself (twelve if you count the Vermont win first that evening).
The numbers speak for themselves.

If he does get in it should be a fun four years and I don’t give a damm he still has not won.

Last time I checked Obama still did not have the over 2000 votes needed to clinch the nomination. Hillary is still fighting for the middle class. If the Democrats do decide to vote for Bittergate Man, then so be it, Hillary will be back in four years to close the deal, and hopefully the ultra-left will keep their mouths shut the next time around.
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Obama and Bittergate, we shall not forget!

So long as Obama does not have the number of delegates to win the nomination, he is not the nominee and Hillary does not have to quit just because some people are tired of her and want her to – this being primarly the pundits and Obama supporters. We’ve been hearing this since February.
But, everytime Obama has declared himself the winner – which is what he appears to be doing on some levels right not – he gets shot down. It happened in New Hampshire, it happened on March 4, it happened in PA and Ohio and it happened in Indiana.

OBAMA WINS. HILLARY LOSES.
Come on Clinton fans. Swallow your pride and your principles and jump aboard the Obama Express.
Resistance is futile!

Senator Cohen’s state supports Clinton, but he supports Obama. I’m sure they will put him on their list.

McCain is the better candidate “A” we vote for the best not for the party. Look at how the party behaves. 2 states gone. Bash the woman the whole time with ridicule. Try to end the race in January. Have a convention, but don’t use it. Settle it before with a Super meeting.
McCain is the better man…the democratic party is on the way down for the 2nd time.
We recognize the BS.

clinton cried, complained “the boys” were bullying her, the media was coddling obama, drank shots, used a southern accent while campaigning in the south. all this in the primary what will she do if we ever elelcted her. i am on the obama express, not only does he have my vote but he’s also gtting my money every month

McCain-Jindal ticket will defeat Barack Obama. Then, Hillary Can run again in 2012. Current polls show that Sen. Obama is losing most battle ground states to John McCain. Without Reagan Democrats, women, older voters, Lations, Sen Obama is nothing but another John Kerry or more like Mike Dukakis! African American vote and liberal vote never got a Democrat into the White House. If Sen Obama is the nominee, it’s a huge mistake for Democrats! This is typical DNC; snaching the defeat out of the jaws of victory!

WHAT’S NEXT?
Hillary supporters will swallow their pride and principles and will eagerly join the Obama-Soros express.
You can take it to the bank!

To A
Most of Hillary supporters WILL never vote for OBAMA AND THAT YOU CAN TAKE TO THE BANK! If it is not Hillary that it WILL be McCain

To mtd
You are Right, common sense will prevail and that is why Obama will NEVER be elected. It does do matter what party you vote for. Americans vote for what is best for them and that is NOT Obama. Only foolish Americans vote for a party and not for the person! And there you go using that word that Obama likes to use whenever he can not explain himself or his actions (SILLY).

This type of behavior by male “leaders” of the Democratic party sure makes me want to vote for Obama.
McCain 08

As a Hillary Clinton supporter my vote goes to John McCain.
McCain/Clinton 08

If Hillary wants to stay in the race, she should do so. It’s up to her supporters to finance her campaign.
She sure wasn’t ready on day one with a campaign strategy and wasted her resources on pollsters, spin doctors and managers.
Clinton supporters, words are cheap. Contribute to her campaign. Money talks.

DNC has fallen into the hole that big media has dug for it. RIP!

The clintons started out before the primary with over 146 million, and not only it didn’t help.. but she now is in debt.
If this is the way she had plan to run the country .sorry!!! I’ll take a pass.
Barack ran a masterful campaign blowing out the competition on both sides.
America is in good hands already .have no fear as Barack would say “HELP is on the way.

steve moore i agree with you. i am a registered independent. if hillary is not on the ticket, i will vote for mccain. i vote for the person and not the party.

And why is it Obama can talk about black americans voting for him and want him to be president and it’s okay. Hillary talks about white americans voting for her and wanting her to be president and she’s a racist. Get a grip folks facts are facts.

Insults of Obama by anyone stupid enough to vote for George Bush twice should be considered a compliment. You voted twice for the worst President in US history MORONS!!!

Whether Hillary stays in or not doesn’t have anything to do with Obama’s problems with Democrats. Many, like me, who gravitated to Hillary after other candidates dropped out, are not happy with the media’s choice for our nominee or with Ted Kennedy’s, Kerry, and others in the party. I grew to respect Hillary’s awesome political savvy after watching her in the debates and then began to contribute to her campaign. We are not happy with Obama as a candidate…he’s too inexperienced, we don’t know who he is, he’s been pushed down our throats by the media, and we don’t feel Obama can win in November. It’s that simple.

@voice from europe:
With all due respect, just because you don’t know who the American candidates are doesn’t mean those of us living here do not. Our candidates here are all mostly the same; yes, some will call one or the another “liberal” or “conservative” but they are not really different in the sense that European candidates can be.
I do not think you were trying to be condescending, but your post certainly reads that way. Keep your sympathy for yourself, America has no need for it.

I am a liberal and for Clinton …not a moderate Democrat in the least. I will not vote for McCain. Period. But I do not want Obama to be our candidate for the reasons I have already stated.

Give the woman her chance ….Obama is way arrogant and so as his surrogates ….they will be in for a sore surprise ….I say Clinton should fight on and give all these arrogant guys a lesson ..they had counted her out before and she has kept coming back …JOhn Mc Cain can come back from worse than this ….what is the hurry ???why Obama does not quit for the party’s shake , why Clinton..after all , she is way more experient than him and they the CLintons did much more for the party than this junior senator could ever do …..this is gross injustice …the clintons have been stabbed from behind by the media , by the black community , by their betrayal friends and by the majority of the party they helped brought back from the Death……..I say clinton should fight on just to show these arrogant guys a lesson , they want you to roll over and play dead even though you has shown that you are more capable than their guy , I say that give you more reason to fight on , to the End , if need be , as an independent like Joe Libermann ….Hillary still can count on white folks , working folks , woman , people with some sense of fairness and justice to lift her to victory ….it ain’t over ’til it’s over , and don’t you let anyone play with your mind and tell you it’s over just because they want you to give up so that they can benefit from it ….No way ….go HIllary , Go Mc Cain …..Go back to your nutty pastor Obama…..

With all this talk about Blacks were going to revolt if Obama didn’t win I guess that Hillary’s voters are being totally underestimated….middle Americans…and women…. who can no longer be described as “White” in the alternate universe of the far left and Obama’s rabid supporters.
14 million strong and counting….we will not be insulted…at lest 40 to 50% of us are already voting for McCain.

I have been a democratic voter for many elections and I have never seen a woman or black man create so much excitement.
I believe that the Obama appeal is his background and his platform to work with ordinary Americans. He understands what prejudice is and he didn’t grow up having everything, but his single (white)mother gave him the tools and support he needed to work towards earning a good education and self improvement. I believe he wants to “Unite” people and energize them as equals to do the best they can to live the American dream and that is truly a new dynamic.
I believe he will work for all the people and that is a very important part of being Commander and Chief of the greatest nation on earth.
I am proud to say I went into the California primary booth to actually vote for Senator Clinton because I knew who she was and out of nowhere I voted for Obama, a light went on in my head in the voter’s booth and I couldn’t forget his theme “CHANGE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN”. I thought for a few more seconds about some of his campaign slogans and things he brings to the table, so I voted for Obama.
I think all Americans need something to believe in and someone who understands the human condition before political fallout.

HILLARY RESEMBLES AND REMINDS ME OF CHUCKY. THE MINUTE YOU THINK SHE’S DEAD, THAT UGLY FACE OF HERS POPS RIGHT BACK UP.
Posted by: jbate | May 10, 2008 1:59:19 PM
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I would say she is more the Huckabee on the DEM side ,much ado about nothing, Barack will continue to just ignore and look towards the big task at hand.

Why is the media and her supporters treating her like she’s still a viable candidate in this race? There is no way for her to win. He has the most delegates, is now even with super delegates, has the most states and the most popular vote. He’s the one who brought millions of new voters in to the process. She made an early agreement not to count Florida and Michigan and now she’s reneging. This race is soooo over. Everyone acts like the queen deserves a consolation prize. She’s not the first candidate ever to lose a nomination. She’s such a “bitter” sore loser. It’s proof that she’s in it for herself.

Hillary and Bill have conducted themselves in a most unbecoming manner during this process. But then again, Bill never was a statesman. If Obama has the poor judgment to put her on his ticket after everything she’s done to him I will definitely vote McCain. She started off her campain by trying to insuate he was muslim. Then her campaign released the picture of him visiting africa wearing traditional garb. Then she questioned his patiotism. Now she’s playing the white race card. If he can get past that, he should be running for sainthood. Hilary is a diabolical, cold, calculating, selfish, power hungry woman who thinks she’s entitled to the Presidency.

Mary in Tampa: It was Hillary who never had any real competition for her two senate races. Her first race was against an unknown congressman her second against a 70 year old former mayor of Yonkers. Hillary is where she is because of Bill and uninformed voters in NY. By the way, upstate New York is still waiting for those jobs she promised. Guess she’s not all that good on solutions.

The Democratic Party has demonstrated that loyalty is meaningless in this election, that’s why I may choose not to vote for the democrats in this November election.
Simply because your candidate opponent is leading in delegates, does not mean you have to switch your vote. The question is, on what basis was the pledge made the first time? Simply no spine or principles in their decision. Just going with the flow.
That is sad to see.

Kurt: I got news for you. Obama supporters are not just left wingers. I am a Republican woman who voted twice for Bush and supported the war early on. I’m one of those people who realizes the error of my ways and wants REAL change. Hillary does not represent that. There are a lot of us disillusioned Republicans out here who are tired of the stalemate in Washington.

Sam: If I thought Hillary genuinely had the country’s best interest at heart I could probably support her. The woman is so transparent. I’ve been following her long enough to know that she’s a total phony. Be honest with yourself — do you really believe that Hillary is that down home girl she’s been trying to portray?

To DC from NJ
Obama only talks CHANGE. Bush talked during his bid for the white house about CHANGE and working together. Well guess where that got us. We need MORE than talk, what we need right now is a true fighter who will stand up for working class people and that’s what Hillary is about. Don’t talk about what you feel people want to hear but do something. Bill And Hillary have proven that they will fight for the working class, not just talk. The Clintons have a lot of problems just like ALL politicians but they have also proven that they can do alot for the working class. Everyone talks about not wanting the past but it seems to me that things were alot better 8 years ago. Bush was suppost to be the new change that everyone wanted, well if that is Change that I want no part of it.

It was Obama who made race an issue by the company he keeps and the mentors and spiritual advisers he has. It was Obama who made class an issue by the swipes he took at “bitter” “clinging” average Americans. It was Obama who made age an issue by saying that McCain “lost his bearings” code for he’s off his rocker, too old, off his meds etc.And now it’s Obama supporters making gender an issue — Hillary is a fighter and a determined woman so she is like the stalker in Fatal Attraction. Tell you the truth I haven’t seen a whole lot of unifying coming from Obama!!

None of you Hillary supporters is appalled that both McCain and Bush categorically do NOT support current legislation by Webb (Virginia) which would re-institute the ‘GI Bill’ for our nation’s returning veterans, like we did for both WWII and Vietnam vets? You’re going to vote for McCain anyway in the national election, despite his continued support for the war and tax breaks for the wealthy? Why? Because you are mad at Obama and his supporters? Explain to me why you are so incensed at the outcome of the democratic primary that you would support the Republican party and McCain’s various objectionable positions. What am I missing?

Barack , out of pure respect for a fellow black Illinois state legislator, did not want to challenge a popular incumbent. He waited as long as he could, and then we she made her intentions public, he met with her, to make sure that she was indeed leaving office permanently, prior to initiating a costly campaign and drumming up the usual support among state leaders and donors. Palmer had assured Barack that she was vacating her seat, and said that she would enthusiasticly support his campaign, which she subsequently did. Then she got her butt spanked in the polls trying to run for higher office, and then came back and told Barack to step down, after he had invested his supporter’s time, money, and energy into running for her vacated seat. Then she broke state election laws (actually with admitted and documented fraud) to re-enter the race late in the game, and was called on it by the Obama campaign, and then forced to withdraw from the process for re-election, to avoid further legal ramifications and unwanted attention. She remains bitter. She got spanked, she committed fraud, got caught, and crawled away embarrassed. End of story. No knock on Obama’s campaign. Check your facts.

One point in my life I voted for her husband twice. Unfortunately I think he brought us George W. I am at a point as a 46 yr old white man we need a revolution. I only see Bill and Hillary as more of the same.
More hate and division. Which is evident on these comments from this page.

All that feministy stuff may be true, but them thar West Virginians and Kentuckians sure do appreciate a candidate what knows how to cook a good rabbit stew!

Ok, Steve, have it your way, vote how you like. Sorry for upsetting you.

rco: Your alleged ability to know what you simply cannot know (i.e. the political affiliation of every blogger on this article) is emblematic of Obama cultists in general. Hubristic, unreasonably self-assured, but sorely misinformed.

Obama is not the winner yet. Just remember that. Of course the comparison to Glen Closes character is sexist and obnoxious, but so is the media continuing to tell the same story over and over and that is the false story that Obama has it in the bag.

Jettrout: You mean that you’re not looking forward to 4 or 8 years of the race card being thrown at anyone who dares criticize the messiah? What’s wrong with you :)

jbate: Yeah, Hagee is a pretty bad actor. It’s a good thing that McCain is not a member of his church, and especially good that McCain would not be so stupid as to attend the church for 20 years and consider Hagee to be his “mentor and spiritual adviser.” If he were that stupid, he would not deserve to be President of the United States.

Barack’s campaign manager Larry Sinclair advised his client to denounce these charges, once again proving that Larry Sinclair is an up and coming name in Washington circles.

OBAMA: THE POLITICIAN OF “CHANGE”: Chicago Sun-Times—A close examination of Obama’s first campaign clouds the image he has cultivated throughout his political career: Obama, who runs on a message of giving a voice to the voiceless, first entered public office not by leveling the playing field, but by clearing it. Alice Palmer, friend and mentor to Obama, served the district in the Illinois Senate for much of the 1990s. Decades earlier, she was a community organizer in the area when Obama was growing up in Hawaii. She risked her safe seat to run for Congress and touted Obama as a suitable successor. But when Palmer lost the congressional race, her supporters asked Obama to fold his campaign so she could easily retain her state Senate seat. Obama not only refused to step aside for the woman who was his friend and had recommended him for the seat, he filed challenges that nullified Palmer’s hastily gathered nominating petitions, forcing her to withdraw. Had Palmer survived the petition challenge, Obama would have faced the daunting task of taking on an incumbent senator. “He wondered if we should knock everybody off the ballot. How would that look?” said Ronald Davis, the paid Obama campaign consultant whom Obama referred to as his “guru of petitions.” Davis filed objections to all four of Obama’s Democratic rivals at the candidate’s behest. All other candidates were disposed of by Obama’s challenges. He then went on to win the election.

“OBAMA BACKERS MAKE THEIR THREAT” MASSIVE VOTER FRAUD?- Executive Intelligence Review – “Those who are attempting to shut down the Clinton campaign and control this Presidential election have no allegiance to Democratic Party, or to the United States.”
The Democratic presidential nomination process is still in progress. Obama does not have the requisite number of delegates for the nomination; he has no presumptive lock on the nomination. All remaining states must vote and the superdelegates must select the most qualified presidential candidate using their indepedent judgment. Sen. Clinton is the most qualified presidential candidate and she must continue her fight for the future of America. All rational Democrats should contribute frequently to the Hillary Clinton Campaign

John McCain looks worn out. Where do you think he would lead you bitter Hillary supporters. Crossover and stay over. Change start in your head.

Hillary’s out of money. Gameover.

would someone like to explain this argument that hillary is in a better position to win the general but obama isnt.If she is a better candidate why couldnt she win her own primary

The entire Clinton campaign was built on a pack of lies:
1) Sen. Clinton has more experience than Obama. Sleeping next the president? Being a lawyer for Wal-Mart? Being a US Senator for 8 years?
Obama’s experience: Part time constitutional law instructor at Univ. Chicago 1993-2004. Illinois State Senate 1996-2004. US Senate (IL) 2004-present.
2) Hard-working white people don’t like him. Not necessarily. They just like Clinton better.
3) Not ready for the presidency. Gosh, he has run a pretty good campaign, don’t you think? Better than Sen. Clinton’s.
4) Not tough enough. Here is a guy who is black and has a strange name, and who has to start campaigning in Iowa. Then, he has endured smear tactics from the Clintons and the Republicans. I’d say he’s pretty tough.
I am sooooo tired of Clinton. Sen. Obama, please don’t select Sen. Clinton as your running mate, but if you do, watch your back.
Yes, we can!

Ainsley Mccullagh :
Hillary DID win her primary!
RCO:I prefer the story of Alice Palmer as told by Alice Palmer..
and that wasn’t the only election in which Obama was a candidate which went
awry.
Sam: West Virginia and Kentucky are two of my favorite states.and don’t deserve to be called racist if they’re as smart as I think they are, and gift their vote to Hillary Clinton.
I am not a racist either…. nor are most of those voters who are disenchanted with Obama. Frankly, I find this description as a distinction between Hillary supporters and Obama nayers… is a total turn off.
And if I were to describe B O in terms of color, the word would definitely be G R E E N!!!!

Obama reminds me of Hercule. looks smart, but clumsy and nerdy.and a looser.

libre and Alice: I wish Hillary could win as an independent, but I fear that a write-in vote for her or no vote at all will result in a win for Obama. The best way to stop Obama if he is the Democratic candidate, is to vote for McCain. Better a Republican centrist, than an inexperienced, deceptive, ruthless, divisive, racist Obama.

How the party thinks that Obama can win without Democrats from California, Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan, Florida, …? and the rural, blue collar, and Hispanic votes everywhere?

i know o’ bama has the blck vote i want you to remember when bill had the black vote what has changed now with hillary are you voteing black because of o’bama because of race listen to hilary’s commitment what bill did hilary will surpass ecomeny will be better health care will be better etc. you need to listen to her im not into women i love men but iknow she is the right person for president

The analogy is not far off!
Hillary Clinton makes Richard Nixon
look sane! Just look at those kooks
she has as advisors, Carville, Begala
etc! You can bet your house she has
an “enemies list” too!

At least the republicans haven’t bashed me for being a woman. Hillary or McCain 2008

In 76 years we Democrats have only elected 3 Presidents. We have never elected a Liberal Leftist. We ran Kerry,lost,we ran Dukakis,lost,Kennedy campaigned against Carter but lost at the convention. Obama is #1 Leftest of all Senators in 2007. We have to win this election with Hillary Clinton. Since 1492 we have never elected a women leader, yet we watch Women lead nations all over the world. We preach to other countries to give equal rights to women ,yet we do not. The black man won the right to vote in 1870 while the black and white women waited another 50 years.On Aug. 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment granted the ballot to American women. We wait another 68 years and this August it is time we at last see if a women can do a better job than George Bush. Thanks to him our job will be a piece of cake.
Regards, Make the U.S. Proud Hillary 08

Poster hip wrote: “John Mccain and Hillary are actually friends. John Mccain was quoted as having said Hillary would make a fantastic president. Hillary Clinton said she considered John Mccain to be one of her best friends. For a moderate like myself McCain is a great option over the far left racist Obama.”
Maybe McCain was thinking of Hillary as his VP since Hillary will probably switch party out of her anger of being deserted by her friends (superdelegates) and bashed by her own party.

We are TIRED of this
make up” ir-rial image.
She is really Monster and the feelings discribed here are real for her. And it is already in physical sense – Stomch can not stand this Impudent, Rude, vulgar wonab, who absolutely lost female charm, but left FALSE all over and ugly image of Whimsical chils:”Give me that, cause I want it!”
It a shame to watch, how entire country is dancing to pleasse her and to play this game.
TIRED.
She was named here exactly what she is, in pretty soft manner.
Time to tell her that.

(lol) This stuff is hilarious.

CharleyChaplin: I sympathize with your comment. It would be the answer to a dream to have a third party with Hillary at the helm. I fear, however, that she is too loyal to the Democratic Party to attempt such a thing. For me, then the issue becomes doing everything possible to stop Obama. That’s why, come November, if Obama is the Democratic candidate, I and my family (and every other Democrat I’ve spoken to, by the way) will do everything in our power to assist in the election of John McCain. Better a centrist Republican, than an inexperienced, deceptive, ruthless, divisive, and racist Obama.

Kael’s la-ti-da latte sipping analysis reads like bull poop to this cowgirl. Alex Forrest is about seeing feminists as witches? Heck, no! I’d say it’s about not seeing women at all. Alex is a crazy, touched in the head kind of lady who is as desperate as a hungry hornet. She’s no more a feminist than HRC is a sissy. She’s not a real woman period. She’s just a pathetic, male chauvinist pigment of some fool’s imagination. BTW, JTP, it would be nice if you’d lay low on that misogyny you lasso towards HRC. Afterall, it’s Mother’s Day.

I, and I know a lot of other people, are so sick of reading and hearing the Clinton’s and those of us who criticize or do not support Obama being called racists. I am a white, educated white collar worker who does not think Obama has the experience to be President. My speaking out on that lack of experience, his short voting history and large voting history of just voting “present” so not to take a stand on politically sensitive or controversial issues is called unfair and racist. That his foreign policy experience is weak and that he has not held on meeting on Afghanistan despite being the Chair of that committee while he wants us to think he is all about taking care of the war in Afghanistan, if we bring it up we are racists. What has this world become if we cannot candidly criticize such actions of a candidate for the most coveted position in the world?
You Obama supporters do understand don’t you that the General Election will not be just Democrats voting, that it will be all able to vote for either the candidate of the Republicans or the candidate of the Democrats and that Obama will need more than just those that voted for him in the primaries? That he will need Clinton supporters and that demographic of hard working white Americans that you all think she is being racist when talking about? Your comments that you are with us or you are a racist comments reminiscent of the Bush supporters and Obama has even less experience then him. Obama has a great speech of hope and change, but he offers no specifics on how he is going to do that. Don’t tell me to read his policies, I have, they don’t tell us how he plans to effect this change he is talking about. He is not even sure on which income level he is going to raise taxes on, it is above $90,000, then it is $200,000, then it is $250,000. But none of you Obama supporters are listening to that. He talks about long term plans, but not about how he is going to help people today when they need it.
I also find his wife’s comments offensive, along with both of them trying to tell us how poor they grew up when in fact Michelle’s father made more than $42,000 a year in the 1970s
(most families don’t even make that today) supporting just two children and a wife while they lived in a nice community in the city near the University while she tries to imply she grew up in the slums. I am from a family of seven kids, growing up during the same period, my father didn’t make that much and we never felt like we wanted for anything.
Then there is Obama and his I grew up with a single teen mother (she was 18 when he was born and she was married) on food stamps. Excuse us, she remarried when he was five, within two years of her and Obama’s divorce to a VP of an Oil company. If she was on food stamps in those two years I find it odd her parents were not helping her out, but I guess she decided to go to school full time instead of working necessitating her to go on food stamps. Barack lived with his mother and new VP Step-Father until he decided at the age of 10 to move in with his grandparents. His grandmother being a VP at the Bank of Hawaii was not poor. She paid the majority of his education at the exclusive prep school
His mother eventually divorced her second husband, returned to Hawaii, obtained her Ph.D. and went back to Indonesia.
Actually, both of those issues represent quite a common theme in Obama and of his supporters. It is that the truth is twisted until it doesn’t resemble reality and then we are told not to question it lest we be racist. Just like I have heard numerous time that he went to law school and then became a community organizer instead of working at full time as a lawyer, thus he is such a humanitarian. That is not true, he was a community organizer before he went to law school, after law school he went to work full time as an attorney. His $12,900 a year salary that he talks about during time as a Community Organizer was a lot more than he leads you to believe. It was actually quite a common income during the 1980s and not considered poverty level at all. Do you all realize that minimum wage was only $3.35 an hour during the 1980s thus he was making more than double that and costs were significantly lower. Gas was well under $1.00 a gallon, rents were typically under $200 a month. He tries to trick you into thinking that he was making that amount based on today’s wages.
For those of you saying he got where he is on his own, that is a joke, he enlisted the help of Rev Wright whom he recently threw under the bus, of the Clinton’s to get the coveted spot at the 2004 DNC Convention along with their help in getting his Senate seat. His first election to his part time job on the Illinois Senate he sued to get everyone off the ballot so he could run unopposed. His run for the US Senate he had an opponent, but surprisingly that candidates divorce papers from years past came out of no where hurting his ex-wife and children causing him to leave the campaign so once again Obama ran unopposed. Don’t tell me that was unplanned. Now he runs for the first time with opposition and no one wants us to question him or any of his associates or actions from the past or we are racists. We are not supposed to judge his character or we are racists. We are not supposed to comment on his 20 year relationship with a Black separatist church or we are racists.
Hillary is his opponent in the primary race, it is not her position to prop him up or give him kudos’s. It is her right and responsibility to prop herself up and bring out his faults the same as it is his about her. Why are people forgetting that? Her campaign didn’t accuse him of killing someone like his campaign tried to push that she was responsible for the death of Benazir Bhutto. His campaign has been attacking her without hesitation since way before Iowa.
Hillary is the best choice for President of the US. You can call her and Bill racists, but it is not true and you all know that. You can say that made this contest was made about race because of their comments, but you know that is not true. It was Obama’s campaign that sent out a four page press release bringing racism into the primary to all the press outlets before the SC vote and then denied it until it was put into Obama’s face, then he said in hindsight that was probably not a good thing to do in one of the debates. But he did not say he was sorry or elaborate on it. Obama’s campaign is the one that made this campaign about race, not the Clinton’s. The Clinton’s have fought for equality all their lives and to dismiss them with the slander that is now being done is a travesty. Bottom line, Obama won’t win in a General Election, he, his campaign and his supporters have alienated too many of the people they would need to vote for him with their lies and trash talk.

Danielle made one of the best posts I’ve seen on here in six months.
for Obama supporters, it’s all about your boy. You don’t care about the democratic party at all.
you have ruined the chance for the demos to win this fall. you have divided the party.
thanks a lot you radicals, not only for another Republican president, but you have destroyed the Democratic party as we know it.

Hey Cohen, too late! We already know it was a “talking point” that you went along with. Wow, the Obama camp is full of old people with poor judgement. This is change?