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I wrote a thoughtful post in response to you, Darla.

But while I was previewing it I thought "It would take less space and convey the same point to just call her a hypocrite again".

So, Hypocrite.
 
Epicurus said:
I wrote a thoughtful post in response to you, Darla.

But while I was previewing it I thought "It would take less space and convey the same point to just call her a hypocrite again".

So, Hypocrite.
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I'm sorry but there is a huge difference. If Obama had been putting out a newsletter entitlted "Barack Today" for years, and all of this stuff had appeared in that newsletter, under his name, then you'd have a case. A good one.

You know that newsletter never even passed the smell test though. Who he knew, who contributed to him, was one thing. It was that news letter
 
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/042408R.shtml

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Thursday he plans to turn up the heat on undecided Democratic superdelegates if the party's presidential nominating contest is not resolved after the last primaries June 3.

Reid of Nevada said he, Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California and Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean are considering writing a joint letter to undecided superdelegates urging them to endorse either Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York or Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois.

"The three of us, we may write a joint letter, we may write individual letters," Reid said. "We're in contact with each other. What we will do - unless something comes up untoward - we'll do it together."

Reid reiterated his support for Dean's July 1 deadline for superdelegates to make their decisions.

"I've said for several weeks now that this matter will be over by some time in June but no later than the first of July," Reid said. "I still believe that that's the case."

Reid said he polled Senate chairmen during a Wednesday meeting to see how many had not yet endorsed a candidate, noting that seven or eight signaled they were still undecided. Reid added that there was still "plenty of opportunity" for undecided Senate Democrats to make their determinations.

With the Indiana and North Carolina primaries next on tap May 6, and five more states holding nominating contests before June 3, Reid said it was possible a nominee could emerge before July 1.

"If you were in Las Vegas, you could get odds," Reid said. "It's pretty well determined who's going to win each state."
 
uscitizen said:
Ron Paul is a joke as a serious candidate.

but he does have a blimp.
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I used to bother to respond to these kinds of one liners, but now I am confronted by 2 realities.

1) That you have no clue what you're talking about.

And

2) That it wouldn't matter at all even if you did.

So I'll just let you think about those facts instead of wasting my time responding.
 
And the chances of him becoming president is virtually none to none. Unless McCain or someone picks him up as their VP.
 
PorterM said:
The question really boils down to this... Do the Democrats want a Black Man or a White Woman as President?
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Desh said:
is that all they are to you?

I want the guy who will bring the most change and that is Obama who happens to be a half black ,half white, human man
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That is all they are to the Democrats. I will not be voting for either one of them.
 
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