Tired Barack Obama Resorts To Aggression

The Telegraph (UK) ^ | 4-27-2008 | Tim Shipman

[calex59]

The conservative columnist David Brooks, once an admirer, complained that he has morphed into "a more conventional politician", guilty of "the sorts of fibs, evasions and hypocrisies that are the stuff of conventional politics".

Obama hasn't morphed into anything, he is merely showing his true nature now that things are not going his way. How dare the media, or anyone, actually ask hard questions about his beliefs and his intentions and those of his associates. Why, to hear him and his crew(and to what should be his great shame, McCain)tell it, telling the truth is dirty politics.

[ElPatriota]

Ooops... The “bitterness,” is pouring out?

Oh well :)

[OeOeO]

Forget the popcorn,pass the grapefruit.

[ElPatriota]

...Obama hasn't morphed into anything, he is merely showing his true nature now that things are not going his way...

You nailed! :)

[Savage Beast]

"...and in so doing has left critics wondering whether he is not just another conventional politician grubbing for votes."

You wonder???

Hahahahahaha! Oh, Tim, you are so naive--such a fool!

[ClearCase_guy]

"Seniors, listen up. I'm getting grey hair myself."

My God, what a putz.

[boycott]

Obama clinged to his church early on to snow people into believing he was some fine Christian. Then he tried to distance himself from the church. Seems he cannot make up his mind.

[The_Republican]

Did he give another middle finger? Because there is nothing new or aggressive in the quotes in this article.

[Savage Beast]

The Democrats have come up with two unelectable candidates.

Obama's chances of being elected President are betweend zilch and zero.

Hillary might be electable--but only through election fraud.

[Polybius]

On Iraq, a war he opposed from the start, he is blunter than ever. "I was right. Those who voted for it, like Hillary Clinton and John McCain, were wrong."

If the Allies had invaded and occupied Germany after the violation rearmament provision of the Versailles Treaty in 1935 at a cost of 5,000 casualties and a long term occupation, an appeaser in 1940 would have claimed:

"I was right. Those who voted for it, like Winston Churchill, were wrong."

[BerryDingle]

has left critics wondering whether he is not just another conventional politician grubbing for votes.

Another typical journalistic spin to imply something not there.

[Lizavetta]

Five days after losing to Hillary Clinton in the Pennsylvania primary, Barack Hussein Obama has taken off the gloves in his battle to win the American presidency

Fixed it.

[Ciexyz]

Now I have to rewatch that old Richard Harris film about Oliver Cromwell to understand the historical references.

[Repeal 16-17]

The Democrats have come up with two unelectable candidates.

Obama's chances of being elected President are between zilch and zero.

Hillary might be electable--but only through election fraud.

The D's nomination process has come to the point that the Hillary and Obama camps don't care about McCain. Each camp wants to destroy the other so much, that each camp would happily vote for McCain just to prevent the other camp's candidate from becoming President.

Maybe Ken Burn's Civil War theme music should be played at the opening of the Democratic National Convention. ;)

[Ciexyz]

Good one.

[353FMG]

“..left critics wondering whether he is not just another conventional politician grubbing for votes.”

Are there still people wondering if Obanana and Hitlery do not fit that description? Come to think of it, McCrazy is the third member of that trio.

[Rooivalk]

Obama cannot take what has been inflicted on President Bush for eight straight years

[sinanju]

Uh oh, does that mean that if he wins he is going to dismiss congress (parliament) and rule as “Lord Protector?”

Is he also ‘gonna ban Christmas while he’s at it?