An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (BizEagle) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:51:06 GMT

Let's not be too hard on Barry HO. We still need him to win the Democrat nomination so we can kick his but in the general election.

You know what the beautiful things about the Clinton strategy are?
(1) when Barry HO wins the nomination, the Clintons can never throw their support behind him with any credibility.
(2) the Clintons are giving the Republicans tons of ammunition to use and the Democrats will have great trouble combatting it because their other major...

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (theplainstruth) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:13:13 GMT

Obama sat under the instruction of a racist, is still a member of a black seperatist church, and has lied about what he has done regarding his membership in this cultish church. Add to this already noxious mix, the fact that he has no qualifications to hold the office of President, and I say Obama has done nothing to earn respect. If this was a conservative, black or white, his career would be over. The hypocritical nature of the media, and the Democrat party, has been proved yet again by...

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (wcvet) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:01:33 GMT

Yesterday the head of BET said Obama was a racist and if a white man had said the things he did they would have crucified him and he agreed with Ferraro's comments that the only reason a freshmen senator could be a viable canidate was that he has a head start by getting 90% of the black vote!!! I thought it was a very honest assessment.

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (wcvet) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:01:33 GMT

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (1983AUGrad) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 12:35:32 GMT

I was thinking the same thing.... thanks for putting it into words.....

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (BizEagle) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 11:23:57 GMT

I am not sure Obama is a racist but he did sit under the instruction of a racist for decades at his church. If he buys into Rev. Wright's teachings he a could be a stealth racist. I suspect he stayed active in this church for political reasons. However, based on Michelle's and Barak's spontaneous comments, they do appear to be elitists who are highly disconnected from society other than the lower south side of Chicago. The perfect example is Barak's comments that small town...

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (PalmettoTiger) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 11:10:36 GMT

Quiet you two. Only typical white people are able to be racists.

By the by, Barry did some creative misleading (what others would call lying) about his campaign contributors and major fundraisers regarding his TV ads.

Remember: You can HOPE for CHANGE we can believe in but you aren't going to get it.

PT

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (12 02 89) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 10:06:47 GMT

...."she is a typical white person. ..."

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (Ausome11) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 10:02:46 GMT

Do you know what a typical white person is?

I wish Obama would describe to me what a 'typical white person' is, because then I will know whether to be offended or not.

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (gshabo) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 09:37:56 GMT

What exactly did he say that you consider to be racist?

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (BullHubbs) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 09:15:22 GMT

Obama is a racist. Had a white man said some of the things he has said you would have Don Imus all over again. The double standard used is a flat out joke. You liberals have to at least see that point.

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (theplainstruth) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 09:01:17 GMT

Let's see, Obama is a liar,racist,socialist, Farakhan wannabe, who even threw his own grandmother under the bus to score political points. Nothing to respect there. Not to mention his policies, which will bring on a depression, not a recession or slowdown. Voting for Obama is the moral equivalent, to voting for David Duke. Anyone who supports Obama, has lost their right to complain about racist behavior in other politicians IMHO. The man(and I use the term loosely) is beneath contempt....

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (aubie315) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 05:32:24 GMT

So aufootball...Ron Paul going to run independent? write-in candidate? Just curious...I'm not being a jerk, just really wanting to know. I just know that the Ron Pul supporters were pretty hardcore, at least the ones I knew.

I agree with beav, I think that article overinflated Barr...I also think vet's comments are what most conservative's feel. A stauch republican friend of mine put it this way..."A line has been in drawn in the sand and you gotta pick a...

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (beaverbowline) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 05:24:20 GMT

Seriously, nobody outside the state of Georgia gives a sh*t about Barr. I believe McCain wins in November also. The Dems have screwed themselves in some pretty creative ways lately, I'll give 'em that. It couldn't have been teed up any higher for them and they still can't hit the mark.

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (Ausome11) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 04:51:52 GMT

Nader anyone?

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (soulpatch) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 04:49:07 GMT

And the arguement can be made that Ross Perot swung the election to my boy Bill Clinton.

Regardless, by hook or by crook, John (Bush Lite) McSame wins in November. And I ain't too happy about it neither.

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (beaverbowline) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 04:48:08 GMT

I think that article GREATLY overestimates Barr's potential impact.

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (gshabo) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 04:26:48 GMT

Neither of the dems are worthy of respect in any way, and I certainly won't help them by voting for anyone other than Mccain in November

You completely lost me here. Do you really think there is nothing worthy of respect about Obama? Just because he advocates policies that differ from your beliefs? I can understand not supporting Obama for political reasons but he seems like a pretty good guy to me. Here's hoping Barr runs. Nader cost Gore the election, this...

Re: An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (theplainstruth) — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 23:57:00 GMT

The stakes are far too high, to throw my vote away on a third party candidate. Mccain falls short of my hopes as a politician, but he has earned my respect as a person. Neither of the dems are worthy of respect in any way, and I certainly won't help them by voting for anyone other than Mccain in November. I pray most will do the same, and at least maintain what we have, instead of ruin things for my children.

An note on the "McCain Uphill Battle Thread" .... McCain is probably screwed anyway.

feeds@yuku.com (auburnfootball) — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 20:08:51 GMT

Barr pulls voters from the base of the Republican Party.

According to a press release, "In a survey commissioned last week by the Bob Barr 2008 Presidential Exploratory Committee, seven percent of likely voters responded that they would vote for the former...