phillyfan26
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deep said:
The least qualified candidate to be treated as a contender!
That I can agree with.
deep said:
The least qualified candidate to be treated as a contender!
deep said:I hope Huckabee beats him in FL tomorrow.
and he comes in 4th
he will get out on Wednesday.
he won't have the balls to stay in 6 more days and let NY's vote go on the record
- what they think of "America's Mayor".
deep said:I hope Huckabee beats him in FL tomorrow.
and he comes in 4th
he will get out on Wednesday.
he won't have the balls to stay in 6 more days and let NY's vote go on the record
- what they think of "America's Mayor".
deep said:
being petty
is not Presidential
unless W is your role model
deep said:
being petty
is not Presidential
unless W is your role model
Irvine511 said:Jessie Jackson was petty in '84 and '88.
right?
deep said:
Are you comparing Obama to Jackson?
Well, if you are
you might be in good company.
Irvine511 said:
who does that?
Michelle Obama cites Jesse Jackson at Atlanta Civic Center on Sunday
As the Rev. Jesse Jackson put it, presidential hopeful Barack Obama was present at the Atlanta Civic Center on Sunday even if he wasn't there.
"He is very much in this place, on everybody's lips, on everybody's minds," said Jackson as he prepared to enter the Trumpet Awards, a star-studded gala that celebrate black achievement.
But the headline star may have been the headline speaker, a relative unknown until last year. Michelle Obama, who brought a thunderous applause, proved that her husband was on "everybody's mind."
Michelle Obama mentioned the notables in the audience, she mentioned Jackson, who ran for president in 1984 and 1988.
"It's been 20 years and many changes and America has gotten better," he said. "But there is some unfinished business."
Vincent Vega said:Mentioning someone in the audience, who himself spoke before, hardly makes a comparison.
Ouch, you walked right into that oneIrvine511 said:
who does that?
i mean, they have so much in common, right? one is merely the same thing, come along 24 years later, right?
MrsSpringsteen said:The white haired guy is Senator Kennedy And whatever the reason is for him looking away (he said he was looking at someone else/going to speak to them), Senator Obama had to have known she was there the whole time. It just looks bad, and really isn't befitting of what I think he is like as a person. I'm surprised.
MrsSpringsteen said:The white haired guy is Senator Kennedy And whatever the reason is for him looking away (he said he was looking at someone else/going to speak to them), Senator Obama had to have known she was there the whole time. It just looks bad, and really isn't befitting of what I think he is like as a person. I'm surprised.
U2democrat said:
U2democrat said:How was he to know that there was some camera man above him waiting for the right "awkward" looking moment even if it were completely innocent?
Don't get me wrong, from a photographer's standpoint it's great, but we really don't know the full context.
Vincent Vega said:
Exactly, this picture isn't worth anything without the seconds before.
You see Clinton shaking hands with Kennedy, and Obama just turning away, and draw some conclusions you probably want to see. And this picture certainly can be interpreted in many ways.
You can also see Hillary trying to get Kennedy's attention there and interpret it in a way that fits into the context that he just endorsed Obama instead of her and make up your mind. But in the end one probably sees more in that picture than there really is.
deep said:Rudy will get out tomorrow and endorse McCain
according to msnbc