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Originally Posted by Katczinsky  What is beyond me is how Wright, whose comments Obama has come out against, is suddenly an issue but the even more radical John Hagge whose endorsement McCain accepted with open arms is somehow okay.
Clinton people who are stuck on this Wright issue, and especially those who consider voting for McCain because of it, really are overreacting and need to get their heads out of their asses or something. | It's called desperation, Kat. Let us try to scare the voting public into thinking that this man is evil incarnate. And since Obama attended the same church; he must be evil incarnate as well!
I'm still surprised that Hillary has yet to figure out the true picture. Jeremiah Wright is not the reason so many jobs have been sent overseas. He is not the reason we are spending 15 billion dollars a month in Iraq and getting nothing back for our efforts and sacrifices of our brave men and women serving there. He is not the reason why foreclosures are at a record high; and will keep climbing.
Hillary's campaign had better learn very quickly that the American people see the constant harping on Wright as actually her inability to see the real picture.And if you can't see the real picture; how can you claim to be able to solve the problems within the picture?
I have to agree with a former Bill Clinton adviser- Dick Morris- who had a piece in the Washington Post last week saying "nothing short of Obama's being in prison for a felony crime will help Hillary now".
By the way, Obama picked up two more superdelegate endorsements today. The floodgates are about to be thrown open, and the flood of as-yet undecided superdelegates will begin streaming into the Obama camp. |