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To: Greg F
Hillary is starting to look as if she will go quietly into the night.

I don't know about going away quietly but I believe the reality of the situation is setting in.
At the start of the debate she seemed upbeat and full of anticipation as if she knew she had a game plan that was going to turn things around.

But about the time she got booed on her "Xerox" quip - which was actually a pretty good retort - you could see the belief fade from her and she took on a look of resignation.

It is clear that Obama could say or do anything and get a big round of applause but the slightest criticism of him gets a negative reaction.

The libtard crowd is mesmerized and sent into flights of ecstacy at the thought that a black will be elected to the presidency. It doesn't matter if he is qualified or the best choice - it is the color of his skin that matters to them. Just the thought that they can be a part of it by voting for him sends them swooning.

I don't know if anyone can successfully campaign against him because his supporters have left judgement and rational thought behind.

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38 posted on 02/22/2008 6:51:52 AM PST by Iron Munro (Suppose you were an idiot, and suppose you were a member of Congress; but I repeat myself.)
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To: Iron Munro

We can make fun of the followers of Obama . . . : P


40 posted on 02/22/2008 7:00:05 AM PST by Greg F (Do you want a guy named Hussein to fix your soul? Michelle Obama thinks you do.)
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To: Iron Munro

...his supporters have left judgement and rational thought behind.

^^^
I am pretty sure that is a prerequisite to membership in the Democratic Party.


59 posted on 02/22/2008 9:10:14 AM PST by Bigg Red (Position Wanted: Experienced Republican voter looking for a party that is actually conservative.)
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To: Iron Munro
I don't know if anyone can successfully campaign against him because his supporters have left judgement and rational thought behind.

I kind of felt the same way, but then I got to thinking that people are so fickle. Combine that with the early popularity of Obama and the huge amount of time to force his plans out of him, I think he will lose if he is the DEMONcRAT nominee. McCain is popular among the independent and moderate voters. I think he can win by a majority.

62 posted on 02/22/2008 10:17:20 AM PST by DallasDeb ((a.k.a. USAFA2006Mom!))
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To: Iron Munro

Hillary didn’t look resigned to me with the booes with her xerox remark. She looked determined. She is so strong-willed, she won’t stop. Did you see the way she looked at him through out the debate? She had the look that said she thinks he is an upstart with a lot of nerve for standing in her way. She is so determined, she won’t stop until she inflicts serious damage on Obama. I almost felt sorry for Obama. I felt like he was being scolded by Hillary during the entire debate. Hillary looked like she wished she could kick his butt. Hillary is such a bully. She still has a good chance to be nominated just because she won’t back down no matter what.


81 posted on 02/22/2008 2:51:51 PM PST by rodeo-mamma
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