Hillary is done

[Indy Coug]

Originally Posted by UtahDan

I hope you will think hard about the alternatives to suicide Barbara, but I don't think anyone will fault you if that is what you feel you have to do.

Not that I want to hand Barbara the noose, but Rocky may be onto something here.

[hyrum]

Originally Posted by Adam

America wants to elect the black boy raised by a single mother wandering from Hawaii to Indonesia to Kansas to Illinois. America wants to vote for the American dream. That the African father who died of AIDS or Malaria or something similar in Kenya could father an American son who rose to editor of the Harvard Law Review--who rejected high paying firms to become a community organizer on Chicago's south side and became a US Senator.

It isn't the policies that matter. The issues are dead in this election. There is nothing you or I can do to change this fact.

Obama will become the next president. The American dream will win.

One day America dreamed that a Georgia peanut farmer could be President. 4 years later it was over.

[myboynoah]

Originally Posted by Archaea

He does have his state record to run against, and what I've heard about and found in third sources is frightening. He is much worse than I had imagined.

As YO pointed out, these things don't come out in the primaries because Dems find little fault with them. They become very flammable in a GE.

McCain is already going after Obama for his hesitancy on keeping to his public funds pledge. Obama is like a blank canvas.

[Tex]

Originally Posted by Cali Coug

The answer is unsatisfactory because it is almost certainly a lie. Tex is more wed to the Republican party than perhaps anyone I have ever come across. I have a very hard time believing he doesn't know anything or have any opinion on someone as prominent in the party as Elizabeth Dole. Thus, I call what he did a dodge.

I'm a partisan, a liar, and a dodger, eh?

One gets the feeling that you actually prefer name-calling to a reasonable discussion.

[Archaea]

Originally Posted by Adam

Obama wins in the largest landslide in modern American history--bigger then Reagan over Mondale. He takes Ohio and Florida and Virginia away from the GOP. Remember this post and make me eat my hat if I'm wrong, but be man enough to come back and give me credit if I'm right.

Where is my friend Adam and what have you done with him? Is he on meth right now, or did somebody slip ludes into his keyboard?

Have you read about his Illinois voting record? There is some bad stuff dude.

[Tex]

Originally Posted by Adam

Obama wins in the largest landslide in modern American history--bigger then Reagan over Mondale. He takes Ohio and Florida and Virginia away from the GOP. Remember this post and make me eat my hat if I'm wrong, but be man enough to come back and give me credit if I'm right.

I, for one, hope that Barbara, YOhio, and others are right that the Obama train is a steam-powered engine with light-weight water. But I fear that America (well, Democrat America) is enjoying its flirtation with secular messianism.

Adam and Cali Coug's cultish demi-god worship of the man is disturbing, and they aren't alone.

[SeattleUte]

Originally Posted by Adam

Obama wins in the largest landslide in modern American history--bigger then Reagan over Mondale. He takes Ohio and Florida and Virginia away from the GOP. Remember this post and make me eat my hat if I'm wrong, but be man enough to come back and give me credit if I'm right.

I'm going to make you eat shit if it's wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll give you no credit if it's right.

[ChinoCoug]

Originally Posted by Tex

I, for one, hope that Barbara, YOhio, and others are right that the Obama train is a steam-powered engine with light-weight water. But I fear that America (well, Democrat America) is enjoying its flirtation with secular messianism.

Adam and Cali Coug's cultish demi-god worship of the man is disturbing, and they aren't alone.

what do you mean by "secular messianism"?

[BarbaraGordon]

Originally Posted by ChinoCoug

what do you mean by "secular messianism"?

I agree with him. Huckabee occasionally made references to this notion that God had ordained him to be president and turn this country around. Obama is increasingly sounding rather Huckabee-like in expressing this idea that it is his destiny to come and redirect (save?) the nation, only he expresses in less religious terms.

Obviously, the messianic criticism is a bit of a stretch, but it seems increasingly less-so as time goes by.

[BarbaraGordon]

Originally Posted by RockyBalboa

You are by far the smartest poster on CG.

LOL. You know what I like to say, Rocky: flattery will get you everywhere!