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Obama Has Outrun The Lynch Mob
Posted by Nicholas Joseph on 05.07.2008



It is difficult to imagine that Hillary Clinton will not fold her tent after Indiana and North Carolina. A mountain of evidence has demonstrated that there is nothing in Senator Clinton's DNA that represents any measure of respectability and basic commonsense. On the contrary, there is ample reason to believe that the Clintons have a vested, and some may argue, diabolical interest in taking this mud slinging all the way to the Denver Convention.

Folks, let us not pretend that Senator Hillary Clinton is speaking an iota of truth when she says that after the nomination process she will do all in her power to ensure "one of us takes the oath of office in January." She is pugnaciously arrogant and ambitious enough to think that she is speaking of herself and not Obama. What she really means is that "I will get nasty and dirty enough to ensure that Obama does not rid me of my birthright." Anyone who thinks that Hillary will lift a finger to get Obama elected to anything must have inhaled her lying Bosnia "sniper fire" smoke. Unlike, former President Clinton, they certainly would have taken in the fumes.

This audacious primary season has made it abundantly clear that the Clintons will do, say and believe in anything humanly possible to get back to the Whitehouse. It is frightening to contemplate that Hillary Clinton is prepared to form an alliance with the "vast right-wing conspirators," with the self-serving goal of winning the nomination and a shot at becoming the historic first female president. It is for parading on that world stage, which forced the New York Senator to abandon all principles. Who would think that in our lifetime, Rush Limbaugh, the high priest of conservative talk, and Hillary Clinton would find something in common? Forget, the trivial yapping of crushes and Bill Clinton hitting on his lady. Hillary and Rush have found a common cause and let us be frank and honest about it, they want the destruction of the Obama campaign. Obviously, they have different reasons but ultimately they have a common enemy who is Barack Obama.

It is not coincidental that at every stage of the contest, the established media has attempted to diminish and demean the tremendous strides and gains of the Obama campaign. When Obama announced his candidacy, the Clinton camp, as well as, the press did not give him a snowball's chance from hell. There was a very dismissive tone and tenor about it. They misjudged the mood of the voters and have sought consistently to insult the intelligence of the American people, white, black and Latino by telling them how to vote. When it was clear that Obama had become a formidable contender winning in states, which Democrats had never before found favor did the media come to terms with the reality.

Contrary to conservative talk that the media has given Obama a free ride, no other candidate has had to deal with so many media generated crises. Even when he speaks the truth, they have taken it completely out of context and looped it daily for maximum effect. For Obama, even going to church has been defined and redefined as something shameful and sinful. Hypocritically, those same individuals who have turned on his church have used religion as a wedge issue in successive election cycles. They praised Bush for being a Christian and gave him credit for using white churches to build what they described as a "new majority."

With the analysts quick to place convenient reasoning ahead of logic and accuracy, they are forgetting that Hillary Clinton started this campaign as the blessed child. By all accounts, she had the nomination sealed and delivered even before a single vote was cast. It was her nomination to win. After all she had name recognition, a network of support and a hawkish and callous political machinery. Simply put it was supposed to be a coronation. But the state of the game changed when it was clear that Obama had established a massive grassroots structure with a populist message. He was raising more money, winning more states, gaining more delegates and was ahead in the popular votes.

As soon as Obama became the frontrunner all hell broke lose and the Clinton's found favor with a willing and cajoling right wing. The lynch mob went into high gear against Obama. They played on the fear of the American people. They tried the tired and worn out race-baiting tactic. They used his associations to tag him as unpatriotic. They repeated over and over the silly notion and completely ridiculous mantra that he was not electable. They completely ignored the fact that he was winning in all major categories of the nomination process. Absurd.

Despite Rev. Wright and all the nastiness from the right wing nuts, Obama has almost obliterated Hillary Clinton from the nomination contest.

Like a warrior, Obama has met every challenge. He has faced every obstacle with relentless determination. He has boldly and courageously overcome the nuclear attacks and he has rebounded from the lynch mob's deadly pursuit. His massive victory in North Carolina has catapulted him to the foot of the presidential throne.


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Are you seriously that out of touch? The right wing in cahoots with the Clintons? I hardly think so. The right wing can't believe how lucky they are right now. They got the weakest of the candidates to beat in the GE. If you weren't so blinded by your love for Obama, you would see that. Four more years of a Republican in charge of the White House.

Way to blow another election Democrats. No wonder so many Democrats are going to vote Republican in the fall. Only this inept party could pull this off.


Posted By: anti-guy (Guest)  on May 07, 2008 at 12:26 AM

 
 
As I recall, for the last few weeks, we've been treated to Hilary and McCain trading off time shares of blasting Obama for the exact same things. Who's out of touch here?

Posted By: AdamS (Guest)  on May 07, 2008 at 02:54 AM

 
 
Mmh... The way you are arguing is as aggressive as the people you are charging. I agree with your content, not with your style!
I hope that Hillary will have enough respect for her country and let it go.


Posted By: Laurent (from Belgium) (Guest)  on May 07, 2008 at 07:38 AM

 
 
Well, where to start? First, the convention is in Denver, not Dallas.

Second, Rush's goal is to prolong the Democratic infighting in the primaries. He'd be calling on his supporters to prop up Barack if Hillary were the front runner. He wants to cause mayhem and disorder in Democratic ranks, that's all. With the Right's dislike of the Clintons, I'd actually suspect they would have preferred Obama's and Clinton's roles to be reversed...there would likely be few things politically that would bring Rush Limbaugh more joy than being able to help take the wind out of the Clinton's sails.

While I agree the media was initially dismissive of Obama since they believed the nomination to be a cake walk for Clinton, that changed dramatically after Iowa. Much of the media, particularly NBC, loves the guy. While he has had to deal with damaging stories, the fact is they were legitimate. His pastor, advisor, friend, and mentor for 20 years making all kinds of outrageous comments ranging from "GD" America, to the government inventing AIDS to kill black people, to comparing the US government to Al Qaeda was a valid political story. If John McCain or Hillary Clinton had anyone close and influential to them making those comments, it would have been a story as well. Obama himself said this was a legimate concern. His supporters need to quit whining. The man is running for President. Stories regarding judgment and values are par for the course. Deal with it.

And I dare you to tell me who is defining Obama's attending church as shameful or sinful. That's your own wild distortion. The issue was not going to church. The issue was the comments that were made during church. Period.

Final couple comments...

I agree the link to Ayers seems pretty weak.

Your use of the term "lynch mob" to describe people opposing Obama's nomination was tacky.

4/10


Posted By: Lucas (Guest)  on May 07, 2008 at 07:39 AM

 
 
Hey Anti-gay,
if you were not so blinded by your hatred for Obama you would know that your statement "They got the weakest of the candidates to beat in the GE" referring to Barack, represents the biggest ton of excreta ever spoken by an American in the last 200 years. Do you really live in these United States of America? Or, have you been sharing the same hole with this demented Austrian bigamist during the last 24 years? Who is out of touch, cretin?


Posted By: The Baron (Guest)  on May 07, 2008 at 07:53 AM

 
 
anit-guy is an idiot. Did you see the exit poll numbers where republicans admitted to voting for Clinton for the Limbaugh effect? Some experts say she got 7% of their votes. That would have been a 5 point Obama win. And how much did that play out in pennsylvania.

What we are going to have is the strongest dem candidate defeat the strongest Republican candidate!!!!!!!


Posted By: Southern White Male (Guest)  on May 07, 2008 at 10:22 AM

 
 
I guess this is "fair and balanced" reporting, right? Why don't you pay higher taxes? Send more money in to the government, instead of relying on people with jobs.

Posted By: Michael (Guest)  on May 07, 2008 at 05:07 PM

 
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