He lists, yet again the recent bile from cult members. Be warned - these people are disgusting nuts.
There is also a note on the birth contreversy. An odd Obama blank spot. The only question I continue to have about it is: Why doesn't Obama just release his birth certificate? Seems simple enough. Kos posted an abstract that has since been proven to be a forgery.
A lot of stuff that Obama doesn't want Pennsylvanians to think about were the subject of fairly detailed questions. Obama's supporters are already blaming the "establishment" -- that is, the powerful institution of the mainstream media -- for the tone of the debate. This sets up a blowback scenario wherein his supporters will rally to his defense and lash out at the media very loudly. But Obama's going to be the next president of the United States, maybe. The most powerful person in the world. And questions about his personal associations, his character, his personal beliefs, his statements at private fundraisers -- the answers to these questions tell us a lot. Sometimes the questions are unfair (( -- nothing about Colombia and Mark Penn -- )), but this ain't Pop Warner; the artificial distinction between politics, personality and policy doesn't exist in this league, and if you're uncomfortable with it, then change the rules or don't run for office.
My favorite comment, possibly, ever!
It was Gerorge Steph and Sean Hannity ganging up on Obama on behalf of Hillary.
They all showed true their true colors.
The idea of Sean Hannity doing anything on behalf of Hillary is just too funny.
Full disclosure - I couldn't watch the debate. Ugh. But it would appear that Senator Obama didn't fair so well. And to an Obama supporter that must be someone else's fault. So how do you explain a poor performance?
1. Blame Senator Clinton because she's never been the one getting tough questions. 2. Blame the media for daring to ask tough questions of Senator Obama. 3. Complain that the media is not focusing on issues - HA!
Oh, it's just too delicious.
I have to add a comment on "bittergate". It's not elitism. It's arrogance. He and Mrs. Obama focus on how "mean" we are as a country and they are the ones who will restore greatness and give us hope.
To hear the adoring Obamedia tell it, an Obama supporter is an affluent, highly educated, even influential person.
But then... you talk to one.
If you pay attention, though -- here's what seems to be a bit more accurate.
If you're an Obama supporter,
YOU:
1) Do not think too deeply about how general elections work. 2) Do not consider experience to be mandatory for the most important job in our country. 3) Believe in people based on how they 'look', not what they do. 4) Are extremely pessimistic about our country's ability to get through this hard time, so you're resorting to 'magic'. 5) Are either Black and feel resentment is a birthright, or feel like you have to apologize because you're White. 6) Have issues with a woman telling you what to do. 7) Would rather 'feel good' than DO good. 8) Frankly, don't think too deeply about much at all.
And that, folks, is the truth, backed up by the unheralded headlines shoved under the carpet of this man's rancid campaign. I'm voting for Hillary no matter what.
