It amazes me that nobody has picked up on Obama’s connection with Raila Odinga in Kenya

NNtrancer on January 30, 2008 at 7:31 PM

:::cough:::

NNtrancer on January 30, 2008 at 7:31 PM

We constantly hear their supporters say “It’s time for a (black/woman) President”…

RightWinged on January 30, 2008 at 5:38 PM

And they wouldn’t be saying it at all if the black/woman/black woman running for President were a Republican.

A point left unmade here, as it always, always is: For all the paradigm-shifting magic and wonder of the Obama candidacy, his actual policies are largely indistinguishable from Clinton’s. He’s a “dreamer,” fine. What is it he’s dreaming about that Hillary isn’t?

Exactly, which is what infuriates me so much about Obama supporters. They’re just plain stupid. Yay, yay, we can hold up “Change” signs… F-ing morons. And let’s not even mention how odd it is to scream “change” while surrounded by Kennedys and former Clinton folks.

In fairness, Obama differs from Hillary on a couple of things. He has a black separatist preacher, and he doesn’t take 7 positions in 30 seconds on “licenses for illegals”.. He flat out takes the wrong one.

Exit Question: We constantly hear their supporters say “It’s time for a (black/woman) President”… This is nothing new, they don’t care about the best person for the job, it’s just about gaining power by creating a “movement”. Will we soon start saying “It’s time for a Mormon President”?

…and yes, breakfast does get me up in the morning.

So in other words, Chrissy just said substance doesn’t matter. That, my friends, is the difference between Dems and Republicans.

At least, it used to be.

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Chuck Schick on January 30, 2008 at 3:24 PM

ROFLMAO

*sighs* Sad, old hippies.

ThePrez on January 30, 2008 at 1:51 PM

Somewhere someone has a photo of Chrissy from the late 60s, no doubt sporting a pony-tail, bell bottoms and a tie-dyed shirt.

Tweethead

(P.S. If someone does, please forward to the gang at HotAir)

1) Ronald Reagan
2) Batman
3) All the men and women fighting overseas
4) The poor bastard at HotAir who watches all of Hardball, Keith Überdouche, the chicks on The View and anything coming out of a Democrat’s mouth these days so I only have to endure 20 seconds of it.

It’s a big Internet, dude — maybe you’d be happier somewhere else.

Are you capable of making a political commentary without, also, making yet another snide reference to the Messiah that you reject?

Your conduct is pathological.

OhEssYouCowboys on January 30, 2008 at 2:52 PM

Um, I’m a Christian and I wasn’t offended. As a matter of fact I have often advised false messiahs and those with martyr complexes to get down off of their self-made crosses and that Jesus died so that they wouldn’t have to.

But rest assured, you’ll be hearing this same argument in more polished form from every corner of the media if and when the dream is squelched, particularly if it’s a Republican who ends up driving those nine-inch nails into the cross.

Are you capable of making a political commentary without, also, making yet another snide reference to the Messiah that you reject?

Your conduct is pathological.

Kini on January 30, 2008 at 2:31 PM

c’mon Kini, you know you were a hippy back in the day. :)

For all the paradigm-shifting magic and wonder of the Obama candidacy, his actual policies are largely indistinguishable from Clinton’s.

I would be more much more impressed with Obama if actually parted from his party on at least ONE issue.

Not all us boomers are smelly old hippies. Smelly and old yes but hippies, No. :)

abinitioadinfinitum on January 30, 2008 at 2:26 PM

Hey, I resemble that remark!

JiangxiDad on January 30, 2008 at 2:15 PM

Not all us boomers are smelly old hippies. Smelly and old yes but hippies, No. :)