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To: Kleebo151

If you go to the site only about 1 of the 22 comments so far agrees with you. Its frightening how partisan people are for Obama. They’re more than happy to gloss over his shady associations to stick with the so-called “real issues”. What could be more real than the character of the candidate?


4 posted on 04/16/2008 9:16:10 PM PDT by Nipfan
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To: Nipfan

The blind support for Obama is frightening, and it is more frightening to think of him as leader of this country. I don’t trust him.


7 posted on 04/16/2008 9:44:33 PM PDT by Pinkbell
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To: Nipfan
Its frightening how partisan people are for Obama.

It amazes me that so many people believe that Obama represents something new in politics. His type is as old as the hills.

8 posted on 04/16/2008 10:15:49 PM PDT by TChad
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To: Nipfan

You can NEVER gauge public opinion by internet polls or comments posted to an article.

The Left has rabid teams ready to “take it to the web” and politicize everything on the internet.

Howard Dean’s electoral support in 2004 was entirely online. That’s why the DNC hustled him off the stage (and gave him party leadership in exchange) over “a scream”. The scream didn’t do him in, they could tell he couldn’t “sell the agenda” and pulled him while there was still time.

Ron Paul’s support in 2008 was entirely online. The votes just weren’t there.

On the internet, you don’t even have to be a US citizen or even IN the US to click comments or online polls.


10 posted on 04/16/2008 10:49:15 PM PDT by weegee (Religion is the opiate of the masses MARX1843 They get bitter, they cling to...religion OBAMA2008)
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