The Obama Thread

[jaaaman]

Michelle Obama:

"It's the first time in my life I've been proud of America"......

What a damn thing to say to the American People!

[jaaaman]

Sleaze charge: 'I took drugs, had homo sex with Obama'
Minnesota man takes his case to court, YouTube, $100,000 polygraph challenge

Posted: February 17, 2008
4:45 pm Eastern

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Editor's note: The accompanying YouTube video contains sexual language that some will consider offensive. The article itself contains material that is inappropriate for children.

Larry Sinclair accuses Barack Obama of homosexual acts and drug use in video posted on YouTube

WASHINGTON – The electrifying presidential campaign of Barack Obama faces a new challenge – a Minnesota man who claims he took cocaine in 1999 with the then-Illinois legislator and participated in homosexual acts with him.

[paradoxymoron]

Paying someone to take a lie detector test seems unethical. Especially if they are going to pay him $100,000 if he's "telling the truth". That's a lot of incentive to fake something that can be faked. Just a note. I don't really care which Democrat gets elected.

[fxashun]

If Obama doesn't get the nomination, there's gonna be a more conspiracy theories that nearly any occurrence in history.

[nuttyjoe]

Originally Posted by paradoxymoron

Paying someone to take a lie detector test seems unethical. Especially if they are going to pay him $100,000 if he's "telling the truth". That's a lot of incentive to fake something that can be faked. Just a note. I don't really care which Democrat gets elected.

I definitely agree. People will lie for many reasons; and money is probably at the top of those reasons. Here's a question- if we are to believe this man's charge; why did he wait until now to make this accusation?
I think there are still some diehards out there. This idea of the possibility of a Black President is really starting to get to them. But while they may not accept this, Obama has just won in a state (Wisconsin) that is predominantly middle-class White. I'm still waiting to see an explanation for the loss (abandonment may be a better word) of Hillary's support base.

[fxashun]

Originally Posted by nuttyjoe

I definitely agree. People will lie for many reasons; and money is probably at the top of those reasons. Here's a question- if we are to believe this man's charge; why did he wait until now to make this accusation?
I think there are still some diehards out there. This idea of the possibility of a Black President is really starting to get to them. But while they may not accept this, Obama has just won in a state (Wisconsin) that is predominantly middle-class White. I'm still waiting to see an explanation for the loss (abandonment may be a better word) of Hillary's support base.

Maybe it was never really there in the first place. There was a poll during the beginning of the race and she was even more polarizing than Guiliani. Over 50% of people said they would not vote for her under any circumstances. That's a big problem for anyone to overcome. I mean, come on, she losing to a Black guy in the U.S. You know you have pissed a couple people off when the American Public will vote a rather inexperienced African American with a Muslim name over a former First Lady. She might as well quit now, the writing is on the wall.

[fmdog44]

This is the greatest experience I have had in politics in decades seeing the two Clintons see their life-long dream crumble. The long and deep resentment held by the left toward the self righteous attitude of Bill and Hillary for the decades leading up to this destruction is justice in it's purest form. It would have been satisfactoryto see the right beat them but the "Fall of the House of Clintons" by their one time political allies is ecstacy. It is an old lesson the two Clinton monsters ignored their entire life. That lesson is don't stomp on everyone to get where you need to go for they will get back up and remember you forever. Good-bye Clintons, now just live with each other until you die. You truely deserve each other.

[fmdog44]

Originally Posted by jaaaman

Michelle Obama:

"It's the first time in my life I've been proud of America"......

What a damn thing to say to the American People!

I don't think she should speak without rehearsing from now on. I don't believe she meant what she said. If she did mean it she should elaborate. Actually, she should do a follow-up to clarify her statement. We certainly don't nee that attitude in the White Housae.

[garysher]

Originally Posted by fmdog44

This is the greatest experience I have had in politics in decades seeing the two Clintons see their life-long dream crumble. The long and deep resentment held by the left toward the self righteous attitude of Bill and Hillary for the decades leading up to this destruction is justice in it's purest form. It would have been satisfactoryto see the right beat them but the "Fall of the House of Clintons" by their one time political allies is ecstacy. It is an old lesson the two Clinton monsters ignored their entire life. That lesson is don't stomp on everyone to get where you need to go for they will get back up and remember you forever. Good-bye Clintons, now just live with each other until you die. You truely deserve each other.

You're another one driven by hatred of the Clintons rather than what's best for your country.

Can you explain what Obama stands for and what his goals will be if he becomes President?

[nuttyjoe]

Originally Posted by jaaaman

Michelle Obama:

"It's the first time in my life I've been proud of America"......

What a damn thing to say to the American People!

I believe it was taken completely out of context to what I think she meant; but I'll agree that she really shouldn't say anthing more than Hi or Hello for the rest of the time until Barack is nominated. For someone with an Ivy League education such as she does, she is going to need to have somebody to preview every word she will say for now on; if she is going to speak without thinking of how her wordswill come across to people.