Pfleger Back At Work

why is this news?… nothing has happened.

And despite the promises of retiring on June 1, Rev. Wright still has not resigned from the church Obama attended for 20 years and quit on May 31.
Hmmmm…so that´s why Obama quit the church, because Rev. Wright wasn´t going to leave as Obama said.

Rev Wright & Pastor Pfleger = Pastor Hagee & Pastor Parsley
Michelle Obama “proud” comments = McCain “proud” comments
Obama’s policies > McCain policies
Problem solved

That’s OK, this “headline” in nothing, over on CNN, they have a big headline on their “Ticker” saying: “Report says women (plural) will back Obama,” and you go to the story and it’s ONE woman in North Carolina who’s saying she used to support Hillary, but will now vote for Obama.
I’d like to see one of these networks with a headline about all of the groups that are forming to protest the DNC in Denver in August, who are NOT voting Obama. Of ocurse there might not be a convention if the DNC can’t raise enough money to pay for it.

Lee
The reason the networks aren’t covering ‘all of these groups” gathering… that you want them to…
is they are a lot fewer than you would like to think in the scheme…and not really original.
Lots of groups have formed over the years right after the primary was won by a candidate by people who backed the other candidates.
It happens almost every election in similar numbers…and it almost always doesn’t effect the election unless the candidate they were backing felt the same way.
There is a time to focus on news and issues… and not focus on the small group who is acting predominantly out of waning spite.
There are too many people’s lives and our standing in the world…and our countries position standing on a precipice of going down the same mistake (s) we made over the past 8 years…on that same road…with the same decisions …
and unfortunately our country won’t recover if we have another 4 or 8 years of that road.
No matter how many want to spin it otherwise.
The road McCain proposes (like the speeches he and Lieberman gave in front of AIPAC about Iran matching almost exactly his words to them before we went into the war in Iraq on behalf of the Bush administration…we could not have gone into that wat without their support and can’t war against Iran without it again)
This is a bad road.
That also has not been covered by the news.

Please keep Tim Russert in mind and stop this nonsense, JT. You know very well that a political phenomenon like Barack Obama deserves better than this. Don’t focus on lice and mice when an American eagle is in full sight. The grey seagull flying way below him at half his speed is called McNasty.

John, I totally agree with Sen. McCain. I am very proud of the United States of America. But am I proud of every moment that has occurred since the ratification of the U. S. Constitution? No! There are many instances where I wish things had been executed differently or not at all. Right now I am not proud that God is banned from our public schools and symbols honoring Him can no longer be exhibited in most of our government buildings. But in spite of that, I still love my country very much!

Pfleger is not the only indicator of how divisive and destructive an Obama regime would be.
Consider the experience Senator “Voted Present” Obama has.
Not much.
From the time Barack Obama was sworn in as a United State Senator, to the time he announced he was forming a Presidential exploratory committee, he logged 143 days of experience in the Senate.
That’s how many days the Senate was actually in session and working.
After 143 days of work experience, Obama believed he was ready to be Commander In Chief, Leader of the Free World, and fill the shoes of Abraham Lincoln, FDR, JFK and Ronald Reagan.
143 days — I put off paying taxes longer than that.
In contrast, John McCain’s 26 years in Congress, 22 years of military service including 1,966 days in captivity as a POW in Hanoi now seem more impressive than ever.
At 71, John McCain is just hitting his stride.
Regardless of who I may or may not vote for, I will vote against the ultra-liberal, left-wing, radical change that Obama socialism/communism would entail.
Obama, Pelosi, Reid, Dean, Kennedy, Kerry–all out of the mainstream of America.
Kick ‘em all out and start over.

CNN based their analysis on recent polls suggesting Obama leads amongst women by 13… 51%-38%
The lead is expected to grow once Clinton’s bid for presidency fades.
The Unites States population is 300,000,000 +
100+ protestors?
Yeah =)

If you trust polls, Obama is only a few points ahead of McCain.
Suggesting at least right now Hillary supporters are not giving him a big bounce. 15% undecided.
I am amazed that McCain can stay so close considering he isn’t very popular in his own party. He needs to appeal to conservatives but is afraid he’ll chase middle-of-roaders (like me) away.
McCain isn’t flashy or a great speaker, but I trust his experience,his record, and love of this country.

CNN polls are wildly optimistic, Vanessa and the network is publicly biased for Obama, so don’t put much stock in information from CNN. Their cred as a news network evaporated.
The exit polls from the nomination campaigns showed clearly that people asked about Obama say publicly they support him then go to the booths and vote against him. The reason conjectured is fear of being called racist or bigot.
Given what we’ve seen here, that is not an unfounded fear.
It is a long way to November. Moods change like fashions. Obama has been wrong about a number of issues that will prove decisive at voting time. McCain only needs to stay on message.

i am glad obama will be president, america is going global, and this country is “browning”-biracial children are the best of all worlds, no matter the combo.
obama will help the country join the rest of the world.
I wonder if now that obama is dem. presidential nominee-(and anyone that knows this please answer)does he take over all of the plans that sen. clinton had. for instance, can he just take sen. clinton’ plan for healthcare? or how she as president was going to make college more affordable?
seems to me that would be stealing, but maybe he has a right to anything of her plans he likes now.

john,
what does all of what you wrote matter?
obama as president will have people that are well trained to make the decisions that need to be made, and will not let him go wrong.
so all of that stuff you bring up is just past stuff. and does not matter now that obama will be president.
what did hillary clinton do for the country? how many bills did she pass?
what were her votes?

seba,
what did hillary do for global warming
what did hillary do to show leadership in the senate?

Some people cannot stand to be told their truth. To most, patriotic is the one who always lavishes praise on you and is afraid to point out to you where you might be erring. It just beats me why you bother to go to school, or to go to church, if you are not prepared to be told how things really are, and how things should rather be. To the wise, true friend is the one who always tells it as it is, even when it hurts.

Charity,
You are right on the mark with that one. But America has become a “victim society”. There is no sense of personal responsibility anymore. We allow our children to become obese and then sue McDonalds. WE just allow things to happen and then wonder how we got into the situation. American are just too lazy to make real changes to improve their lives.

These polls weren’t done by CNN.
We’re speaking of the Gallup and Rasmusseen polls.
Obama leads by 13 in the Gallup poll amongst women and by 7 in the Rasmusseen poll.
He also has a 62-28 lead amongst hispanics
Obama is gaining ground on Hillary supporters. Contrary to what most have said.
The one area McCain leads is men which is why the polls are still tight.
As we get to know McCain stances on the very important issues Obama’s lead will widen.
I would expect McCain to lead in the polls after a hard fought battle within the Democratic party.
McCain had 2 months to boost his credentials and did nothing.

Pfleger is a certifiable loonie, but I don’t think he can do much more damage to Obama than he has already done. I cannot imagine a sane person paying ANY attention to this crazy man. The only thing I don’t understand is why the Catholic Church hasn’t defrocked this wacko.

dl:
You can spin, divert, and minimize the truth, but millions of us know what we’ve seen and heard from Obama and his wifw aqnd their most frequent and close associates over the last few years. We are so deeply offended and outraged we find it useless to debate the issue. Most of us are living real lives anyway, not debating with blind fanatics on the net, but we heard, we remember, and we vote.
Obama girl:
Words fail me. Is this satire? A parody of brain-dead, blind fanaticism?

Hasselblad:
How dare you mention Tim Russert while asking us to back off of Obama. Russert would be the first one to pin him down on his long time associations, his voting record, and his past statements.
Prayers to Tim Russert’s family in this tragic time.

I assume he will lie low and stay busy spending the “pork barrel” money that Obama sent him.
By the way don’t you think it’s relevant that Obama directed taxpayer money to the hospital his wife worked at and she received a pay raise of triple her salary…quid pro quo?

If he continues to be himself, yes.
If he preaches the way the public finds most suitable, no.
I don’t think the public’s opinion should matter to him if he stands for what he has for the last 30 years. I think the real question is will his parish be able to take the heat of the public’s scrutiny.

Let’s face it, the Catholic church has had far more serious problems than Pfleger.