Clinton Seizes on Obama Remarks to Question His Appeal to Working Class

The New York Times ^ | April 13, 2008 | KATHARINE Q. SEELYE and JEFF ZELENY

[Zechariah11]

The Democratic nominating fight took a sudden turn with Senator Barack Obama’s comments about small-town Pennsylvania voters providing an opening for the Clinton campaign to raise anew questions about Mr. Obama’s ability to lure working-class voters.

[Shermy]

“UHOH now it’s in the Times!”

And, most importantly, they give the actual quote for readers to decide themselves.

That’s not very much like the Times..

[Army Air Corps]

Obama has shown that people put far too much stock in Hillary’s ability to win. Think about it. A clueless hack with nearly two years of Senate “work” under his belt put her thighness on the ropes for quite a while. She is beatable. Hell, both of these clowns are beatable.

[Wurlitzer]

"You should have heard his speech in Indiana today where he said that these “bitter” people need to turn to Washington instead of religion.";

Well you have to keep his people down on the plantation you know. How else can you insure constant growth of government unless you keep people down and play to their victim mentality? In this case the plantation is Washington DC.

[Army Air Corps]

Bump!

[Zechariah11]

I hope he still gets the nomination because this has the potential to bury him in the general election.

As everyone on FR knows, McCain doesn't have the killer instinct to bury him with this. All the work will have to be done by others.

[infantrywhooah]

That’s what we have conservative talk radio for!

[Zechariah11]

he will change it so that they can turn to Washington to solve their problems. He IS a Commie, folks. A bigoted, anti-semitic commie.

That all may be true, but he is also first rate con artist (ie. "I was brought to Christ by Louis Farrakhan's pal.")

[Zechariah11]

Operation Chaos is going to put Hillary in the White House. Thanks O.C.

If Hillary should wrest the nomination from BO, there would be a rift in the Democrats as wide as imaginable.

[Swordfished]

If Hillary should wrest the nomination from BO, there would be a rift in the Democrats as wide as imaginable.

As wide as the RINO/conservative rift? McCain's got his own problems...unless you think conservatives are irrelevent as a percentage...or have the same plantation mentality that some special interest groups have in voting Dem.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Thanks to ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas: