reply to post by JessicaS
Originally posted by JessicaS
Many blacks don't? This is news to me. If you look at the exit polls of SC, www.cnn.com... he had a huge support of them. He has a huge amount in the
entrance polls of NV too. www.cnn.com...
Not sure about yourself, but I don't get my views on urban/black culture from CNN - listen to black radio and one of the things most often repeated
is that most blacks won't support Obama until a majority of whites do so. Basically a fear of supporting a candidate that can't win.
Originally posted by JessicaS
It's part of the unifier as well as the fact he is a deceiver, at least in my eyes. Think about it, he's part of a Christian church now, and denies
his Muslim beliefs constantly. His Dad and Step-Dad were both Muslim, so it's safe to say he has been highly exposed to that religion even IF he was
not a member of. Personally, I highly doubt he had no beliefs in the Muslim religion.
"...even if he was not a member of." So which is it, was he member or wasn't he? So any theologian could be considered a candidate for AC, as
they've most likely been exposed to numerous religions, including the Muslim faith...
As for political experience, I did say "in office" - should you wish to do the real comparison visit
Project Vote
Smart. Personally, being the wife of a politician doesn't count in my book, but even if it did then according to your own sources, she only
helmed one task force during those years:
Political Experience (Clinton):
Candidate, United States President, 2008
Senator, United States Senate, 2000-present
First Lady, President Bill Clinton, 1992-2000
First Lady, State of Arkansas, 1978-1980, 1982-1992
Political Experience (Obama):
Senator, United States Senate, 2005-present
Keynote Speaker, 2004 Democratic National Convention
Senator, Illinois State Senate, 1996-2004
Originally posted by JessicaS
Because, they aren't using the standing point of "I never agreed with this war in the first place" like Obama has.
Show me any verifiable documented proof that he did not disagree with the war. Here is an article from the N.Y. Times that contradicts you - read the
article carefully, as you cited two partial quotes to mischaractarize his statements - something that seems popular (2nd link):
N.Y. Times article
Barack Misquoted
Originally posted by JessicaS
Hmm, maybe one that is dedicated to change and hasn't said since childhood "I am going to be president." and then received the proper amount of
experience to run?
This is pretty much a laughable comment - I really am laughing at how silly this comment is... RAOFLMAO... No, really,
let...me...catch...my...breath...
Originally posted by JessicaS
I guess that all stems on if you believe in it or not. I think it's quite clear that Obama is the next Anti-Christ. He fits the profile. Trust your
instincts.... don't just poo poo them off
I think
something is clearly off here, but don't see that it has anything to do with Obama...
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