TV interviews, the whole nine yards.
Gonna get not just his 15 minutes of fame, but 15 weeks. Or 30, till first Tues in November.
Then it'll be President McCain, and massive amnesty, and war without end.
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Hilliary is going to get the nod because she has best chance to win Popular vote
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Clinton's got to the Rev, they will do whatever it takes to get her the nod including murder that is why I like the Clintons so much as they play to win.
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Intrade has Obama clearly as the favorite to be the next president. Intrade has a history of being extremely accurate in political predictions. Elections still far away though.
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The reality is that nobody cares about this Jerimiah Wright except the news media and conservatives who aren't going to vote for Obama anyway.
This whole story shows how stupid the American public is and what a farce these presidential campaigns have become. To honestly think that someone would change their vote b/c of a candidate's preacher beliefs is absurd. Just another example of how the news media deliberately avoids issues/policy proposals in favor of celebrity gossip stories. The whole system is a sham.
IMO Obama is still in all likelihood going to be the next president of the United States and I make him a very strong favorite to do so.
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What are you talking about? You sound like a racist yourself? White person with "pride"...you have to be kidding me.
JJ does not know what he is talking about in most everything...he is basically the forum clown and I certainly would not be turning to him for any sort of political insight. In any event, BC and HC called on the Rev Wright during their own marriage crisis to help guide them through it so HC has a very strong connection to Rev. Wright and it's not like they weren't aware of his views either. Moreover, the things that Wright have said are pretty much true.....I think that is the fact that is lost among all this nonsense. His preaching is done with a religious point of view and most everything he is saying is supported by government document. Didn't the 9/11 commission arrive at the conclusion that U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East was one of the main reasons for the attacks? Didn't they also discuss Palestinian suffering in the 9/11 commission? Why is everything that Rev. Wright said taken so out of context? What exactly is it that Rev. Wright is saying that is so offensive...or is it just stuff you prefer not to hear.
That's the problem with conservatives they are so unbelievabley close-minded it is astonishing and sad. Let me guess, critcizing the federal government is treasonous...blah blah blah. Standard conservative rhetoric.![]()
Now go off and run to your clan meeting or local white pride rally![]()
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Unfortunately the news media these days are so unbelievably conservative and weak that the news has become 24 hours worth of propoaganda. I was stuck watching CNN the other day and it was absolute torture. I can't believe the stuff that masquerades for news...and I guess CNN is the best of bunch. I can only imagine how bad FOX news is.
It's not that the American people are stupid per se, they aren't, but look at the information they are consistently exposed to? 24 hours of celebirty gossip on the main news stations, campaign coverage that is sorely lacking emphasis on the issues/policy proposals in favor or character issues and "electability" chances, 24 hour poll reports, scandals, etc... The Rev. Wright issue is such a non-story and yet it has dominated the headlines the past month. My advice is to check out Democracy Now as a reliable news source. It's available on podcast and check your local listings to find it on television
Well, this is an empirical question so there is probalby an answer to this question. I guess, theoretically, less educated people are the least likely segment of the U.S. population to have high levels of political interest and therefore the chances of them coming into contact with political messages is the lowest so in that respect it's unlikely that they would be propagandized the most whereas the most politically engaged would come accross constant propoganda.
On the other hand, the better educated tend to be more liberal (i.e. education and liberalism are positively assocated with one another) but given the current state of the news media I am not so sure even the most educated can avoid the never ending propaganda on corporate media. But lower educated tend to already hold stronger conservative views and are more likely to accept conservative positions. I would say better educated would be able to guard against propaganda...but then again, we are sitting in Iraq now and for the next 50 years b/c of a massive propaganda campaign which fooled most of the nation (not the world though as we could treat that as our control condition I guess) and still fools enough to make you really wonder.
Would be an interesting question to consider though.....
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If you want to believe what a poll tells you on April 30th about what is going to happen on Nov 5th then be my guest.
It's a lot like going over a college football preview magazine in August and trying to predict the winner b/c the magazine made a prediction. More times than not they are wrong.
In addition, political campaigns especially presidential campaigns, are ongoing and dynamic events and are routinely evolving and changing. You can't take a snapshot of public opinion 6 months before and generalize it to a future date when so much has yet to happen.
Hmmm...is America ready for a black president? This is a pretty cliche question and something that Obama detractors routinely raise. It's kind of a dumb criticism. Why wouldn't America be ready for a black president? I would prefer to have a hen in office right now than the current president. I can't believe anyone after almost 8 years of the worst presidency in the history of this country (a religious protestant white man I might add) would somehow express reservations about electing a black man/woman. Put it this way, there is no way that Obama could in any way be worse than GWB. GWB is an absolute disaster. The reality is that Obama has just about wrapped the Democratic nomination like it or not. He's going to be a big favorite against McCain. Most likely Barak Obama will be our next president.
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Yeah, it's not a lock but most poltical science models will have Obama winning handly but having a black presidnetial candidate has never really happened so we'll see.
Edwards was good....would have liked to see him get the nomination personally.
There is going to be a massive propoganda campaign against Obama about his race and the suitability of a black man as presidnet of the U.S. Of course, you won't here conservatives say things like "black man" or anything like that...instead, you'll here more emphasis on issues like welfare, affirmative action, crime, etc...issues that are constantly associated with African-Americans and have negative conontations among conservatives. The RNC and propaganada political consultants for McCain are already at work I am sure....
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Well, okay, you aren't conservative, but still racist. If you have so called "pride" in your race then your elevating your race above others hence the preference of your race as superior to others. In addition, what exactly would make you "proud" of being white? black? brown? Did you choose to be white? If you were black would you be as proud? Anyway, race is a social construct, it doesn't really exist. If you are "proud" of your race then you are wasting your time immensely I am sorry to say.
Are you that irritated by a guy who criticized the U.S. federal government and says god damn America? Does that really offend you that much...geez.
If you were black, you might realize that blacks have a long history of distrust with the federal goverment. Perhaps he is overzealous and might have misstated some things in his sermons, but certainly his long record of charity and giving and community service should give him the benefit of the doubt IMO.
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Polls are accurate the few days before, not 6 months ahead of time. Remember polls showed that Kerry would beat GWB at his peak. Things change, they'll change again. McCain has little chance to win this election IMO.....
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