I've known Obama politically his whole career and my Congressional run in Chicago coincided with his U.S. Senate victory in 2004. I was close with Alan Keyes. The Obama myth began in that campaign. It's sickening.
Guys, I see some real cracks though. I've always been an avid reader of "Letters to the Editor" and now I also peruse the on-line "comments" under stories appearing in mainstream metropolitan dailies. I'm looking for sentiment- readers of the Chicago Tribune are a broader idealogical sample than the DailyKos. I've seen it in both print and the Internet: Obama topped out weeks ago.
More and more you'll read âI'm a Democrat and I support Hillary but I could never vote for Obama. His staying in that church makes his judgment questionable.....â Wright buried him. No matter what poll respondents say he's now unelectable. I predict he won't even be the nominee.
I really do feel for Hillary. She annihilates this guy in big states that the Democrats must continue to hold. Then because she gets swamped by Obama in traditional red states that Obama will never in a million years carry we hear nothing but of her plunge. Wake up Democrats, South Carolina will not be going to Obama. In fact Obama has doubly benefited by race. He of course get's near all the black vote (lotta good the first Black prez thing does now, eh Bill). In addition Obama gets the sizable nod from white voters who don't live around more than two blacks. If you're a Democrat in Montana or Vermont it makes you feel SO diverse, open and happening to support a man of color. Even if he's only halfway from Being Al Jolson. Democrat Whites in the South and the northern big city suburbs are more ambivalent. They've already voted black. In their eyes he's nothing special at least racially. Been there done that. To those voters not only does he not hold a race edge but more and more his policy disclosures, gaffes-becoming numerous-Wright, Rezko, NAFTA, bitter) are cutting his support huge.
Fact: Jews write newspapers (and write on ET) in disproportionate amounts. No surprise. They skew high as literate, witty and opinionated. Hence they write. I've seen an outpouring of letters from Jewish
readers opposing Obama. Only the most self hating, self destructive secular Jew would vote for a guy who's friends with Farrakhan. Latinos, Asians? He'll lose droves of them to McCain. Gays too. An Afro-Islamic-Wright type state isn't big on Pride Day.
Obama is history unless he winds up on the ticket under Gore.
Guys, I see some real cracks though. I've always been an avid reader of "Letters to the Editor" and now I also peruse the on-line "comments" under stories appearing in mainstream metropolitan dailies. I'm looking for sentiment- readers of the Chicago Tribune are a broader idealogical sample than the DailyKos. I've seen it in both print and the Internet: Obama topped out weeks ago.
More and more you'll read âI'm a Democrat and I support Hillary but I could never vote for Obama. His staying in that church makes his judgment questionable.....â Wright buried him. No matter what poll respondents say he's now unelectable. I predict he won't even be the nominee.
I really do feel for Hillary. She annihilates this guy in big states that the Democrats must continue to hold. Then because she gets swamped by Obama in traditional red states that Obama will never in a million years carry we hear nothing but of her plunge. Wake up Democrats, South Carolina will not be going to Obama. In fact Obama has doubly benefited by race. He of course get's near all the black vote (lotta good the first Black prez thing does now, eh Bill). In addition Obama gets the sizable nod from white voters who don't live around more than two blacks. If you're a Democrat in Montana or Vermont it makes you feel SO diverse, open and happening to support a man of color. Even if he's only halfway from Being Al Jolson. Democrat Whites in the South and the northern big city suburbs are more ambivalent. They've already voted black. In their eyes he's nothing special at least racially. Been there done that. To those voters not only does he not hold a race edge but more and more his policy disclosures, gaffes-becoming numerous-Wright, Rezko, NAFTA, bitter) are cutting his support huge.
Fact: Jews write newspapers (and write on ET) in disproportionate amounts. No surprise. They skew high as literate, witty and opinionated. Hence they write. I've seen an outpouring of letters from Jewish
readers opposing Obama. Only the most self hating, self destructive secular Jew would vote for a guy who's friends with Farrakhan. Latinos, Asians? He'll lose droves of them to McCain. Gays too. An Afro-Islamic-Wright type state isn't big on Pride Day.
Obama is history unless he winds up on the ticket under Gore.

