Nominate B. Hussein Obama and lose by 10% in the general.

Nominate Hillary, and forever lose the black vote, and lose by 10% in the general.

Either way its a win win for the McCain.

“The dems…snatching defeat from the Jaws of victory since 2000.”

No, he can’t. Barack HUSSEIN Obama is bitterly dividing Democrats. He’s an extraordinarily divisive candidate.

Hillary absolutely crushed Obama in Kentucky! Kentucky results: 66% Clinton, 30% Obama.

Less than half of Kentucky Democratic voters believe Obama is truthful or trustworthy! Less than half of Democratic voters!

Barack HUSSEIN Obama is a worldclass liar and people know it.

I will tell you though that under an Obama presidency at least we’ll know at what temperature we can set our thermostats at, how much we can eat at any given time, and who we can and can not speak poorly about.

That will resolve a lot of problems.

Awesome showing in Kentucky, Barry. 30% of Democrat vote! 49% of HRC vote will vote McCain or stay home. BO plans on Change, will unite Democrats and Republicans? Can’t even unite Democrats. Thank you Barry, thank you Democrats and thank you for disenfranchising Michigan and Florida Democrats! Special thanks to Screaming Howie.

100 Years, 100 Years, 100 Years….

I mean…..

Context, Context, Context

Not that it really matters anyone with the slightest bit of intelligence ignores these panders to focus on real issues…

I can’t wait for the debate between Obama and McCain. At least misrepresentations and Preachers will be left out of it!

Barry Some Obama is a great example Jonathan. Yesterday Iran “does not pose a serious threat.” Today he states they are a grave threat. We await him admitting he screwed up, even if he acknowledges he screwed up for political purposes only.

7. Zach | May 20th, 2008 at 4:15 pm

-Making desicions when they aren’t popular or convienient…You know…being an actual leader.

It’s one thing to make a decision that isn’t popular, but winds up vindicating your critical choice down the road.
It’s another matter in general when your decision turns out to be the wrong course of action, but you still stubbornly stand behind it, wishfully thinking that you will get a better result if we continue to plug at it.
You’re spot on, Zack. A leader does what is right in the face of heavy opposition. But it is also the responsibility of a leader to admit when they have screwed up profoundly.