Only racism explains close polls

dalakhani · #1 09-17-2008, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike

I give alot of you here credit for debating presidential politics. I was away for just a short time due to surgery I had on Monday, closing a hole in my chest that was leaking blood, fluid, food and beverage. Moved my stomach a little, too. (Just thought I'd get in on Scav's recent territory!). I can't keep up with all the posts in the politics section!

I think this Cafferty assertion that racism is hurting Obama involves the prerequisite that you see the selection of Palin as a flagrant mockery of the intelligence(or lack thereof) of the American people. If you see the Palin selection as a good choice for one to have as his/her vice presidential running mate, then you can't see through anything a politician is going to throw at you, be it McCain or Obama.

Hey Mike...my hopes for a speedy recovery and as little pain as possible.

I think Palin was a brilliant selection by the republicans and I dont know how anyone can really disagree. She has united their base and invigorated a dying campaign. As for her qualifications, well, i think we have gone over that.

As for flagrant mockery of the intelligence of the average American? I agree with that. But help me to see how that has anything to do with racism hurting obama.

I think the ones it hurts with are made up with by the ones that it may help with thus negating any advantage or disadvantage.

MaTH716 · #2 09-17-2008, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by dalakhani

Hey Mike...my hopes for a speedy recovery and as little pain as possible.

As for flagrant mockery of the intelligence of the average American? I agree with that. But help me to see how that has anything to do with racism hurting obama.
I think the ones it hurts with are made up with by the ones that it may help with thus negating any advantage or disadvantage.

By the Reps. constantly calling Obama a comunity activist, people equate/connect that to types like Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson. Let's face it, they aren't the 2 most popular people in all of America, let alone white America.