Thread: If Hillary is Annie Oakley, then what is Obama?
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Old 04-15-2008, 02:54 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by nuttyjoe View Post
We still haven't seen (or heard) the last of Hillary. With just over a week to go; I'm sure if Obama uses the wrong fork at dinnertime; her campaign will try to spin it as either something that insults Pennslyvania voters, or something that should scare them.

As far as McCain putting his two cents into this last incident: I think it is more that he wants Clinton as his opponent; and not Obama. His campaign people (as well as Hillary's) still haven't figured out just how this junior senator from Illinois has attracted such a national following. Therefore, it will be hard; if not impossible to design a campaign to defeat him.
I'll bet he really does. IF Hillary becomes the nominee, then she will be eaten alive by a united Republican Party voting practically monolithically for McCain. I know a few Republicans/conservatives in my own family who actually like Barack and who might break away and not vote for McCain if Obama secures the nomination, yes "Obamicans" are very real. Conversely, those same people who like Obama REALLY don't like Clinton and will vote for McCain if she gets the Dem. nomination. Of course this is just a viewpoint relative to my own experiences and I don't know if the same holds true for others.

But I'm just sayin...
Obama is a Socialist, racist Muslim who will tax us to death and McCain is a senile warmonger who will start WW3- Failtards.

"Sooner or later, people are going to figure out if all you run is negative attack ads you don't have much of a vision for the future or you're not ready to articulate it."-Sen. John McCain, February 2000.

I miss the old McCain...