[Anti-Hillary]

You know this would make a good ad for McCain. Take clips of Obama saying all that crap he said in the primaries about unity and sugar and spice and then throw his little line about getting in your neighbors face at the end. Then say something like, “As America faces great sobering economic challenges, we should be working together for solutions, not getting in each others faces.”

Yeah that's it! I'm Anti-Hillary and I approve this message

[KriegerGeist]

The campaign of "Hope & Change" is now the campaign of "Search & Destroy" OR "Lies & Fraud" OR "Ayers & Alinsky"

Take your pick.

[Foolsgold]

All you have to do, is have 2 or 3 FACTS

• He was a community organizer with the voter fraud organization ACORN
• He is good friends with weather underground bomber William Ayres
• Got a sweetheart deal on his property from Convicted Felon Tony Rezko (Syrian American)

Your answer will most likely be something like Oh Yeah, well McCain is old

[EdReform]

Ping

[RetSignman]

OBAMA'S TEACHER, IS IT ANY WONDER?

[Nonperson]

As william Ayers has said, it's not about an election, it's about building a movement!

With the changing mood in the electorate, Barry's handlers may be pulling the plug on getting him elected and concentrating on building the movement! If that's the case, hold onto your hat... you ain't seen nothin' yet!

Still, I asked, aren’t progressives putting high hopes in November? [talking about 2006 elections, but it still applies today] ....

So what? That’s not the point, Ayers says. Electoral politics is a tool to connect causes, like gay rights, disability rights, voting rights, human rights. “That’s how you use electoral politics. Not as an end in itself, but as an organizing mechanism. Our deepest belief, I think, is that we need to connect all these good projects and build the movement. …we should always be positioning ourselves, thinking, okay, if I’m involved in this next election, how am I positioned to help contribute to building a movement, raising consciousness, making the connections, and that’s a real tricky business.”

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