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#1 May 15 2008 at 7:06 AM Rating: Decent
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John Edwards chucked his meager support behind Barry Hussein yesterday, hoping to get a second chance at being Veep, thus maybe, possibly, marginally giving Barry slightly more credibility among working class whites. But really, does having a smarmy and slick trial lawyer help Barry in his quest for audacious hope?

I say no. By waiting to see which way the political winds blow, he lost whatever political capital he might have had. If there was ever a more vivid picture of why this guy is a loser, this is a prime example of why he has never been presidential material.

On the viable candidate news, however, it warms the cockles of my heart to see Barry Hussein can be (and is) just as chauvanistic as the next white mysogynyst. "Sorry, sweetie. I don't talk about important stuff like politics to the weaker sex. Next question? Yes, you in the power suit in the back row..."

Lastly, I saw on the news a DJ who was giving away bumper stickers with the Obama campaign colors/slogan on it. But tacked on to the "Hope. Change." portion on the bottom was "Kill Whitey." I nearly spit my coffee all over the television in laughter. RACK that. Predictably, Barry Hussein supporters are all up in arms about this guy and want to see him lose his job. When did Dems lose their sense of humor anyway?

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#2 May 15 2008 at 7:08 AM Rating: Good
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By waiting to see which way the political winds blow, he lost whatever political capital he might have had.


You lost me when you started talking about Bush and Social Security there.

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#3 May 15 2008 at 7:14 AM Rating: Good
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Who the **** is Barry Hussein?
#4 May 15 2008 at 7:18 AM Rating: Excellent
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Who the @#%^ is Barry Hussein?


Yeah, that's where his posts lose me now too. It's ok.

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#5 May 15 2008 at 7:24 AM Rating: Good
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AshOnMyTomatoes wrote:
Who the @#%^ is Barry Hussein?


Yeah, that's where his posts lose me now too. It's ok.

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#6 May 15 2008 at 7:24 AM Rating: Decent
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Who the @#%^ is Barry Hussein?


What happens if you cross Bonds with Saddam. Your next presidential candidate you twit.
#7 May 15 2008 at 7:27 AM Rating: Decent
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Tsk tsk.

You guys miss out on some incrdedibly insightful and brilliant political satire and perspective when you put your liberal blinders on. Why would calling Mr. Obama by his middle name and the name he went by prior to him going into politics cause you to dismiss my commentary? That makes you rather thin skinned I'd say.

However, I could go all gbaji on you and just recite opinions without a hint of humor if you'd prefer that...

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#8 May 15 2008 at 7:29 AM Rating: Excellent
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hoping to get a second chance at being Veep
Doubtful. Edwards doesn't help the ticket and I think Edwards is getting like Gore -- happier in his own personal crusade than he is playing election politics.
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On the viable candidate news, however, it warms the cockles of my heart to see Barry Hussein can be (and is) just as chauvanistic as the next white mysogynyst.
Meh. He's done it before, as well. I admit it's a bad habit if only because people try to make it mean something but I suspect it's simply an artifact from being raised by women from rural communities. He already apologised on both fronts though (both the "sweetie" and not answering the question):
Barack Obama's voicemail to the reporter in question wrote:
"Hi Peggy. This is Barack Obama. I'm calling to apologize on two fronts. One was you didn't get your question answered and I apologize. I thought that we had set up interviews with all the local stations. I guess we got it with your station but you weren't the reporter that got the interview. And so, I broke my word. I apologize for that and I will make up for it.

"Second apology is for using the word 'sweetie.' That's a bad habit of mine. I do it sometimes with all kinds of people. I mean no disrespect and so I am duly chastened on that front. Feel free to call me back. I expect that my press team will be happy to try to make it up to you whenever we are in Detroit next."
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#9 May 15 2008 at 7:52 AM Rating: Good
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Why would calling Mr. Obama by his middle name and the name he went by prior to him going into politics cause you to dismiss my commentary?


Umm, because most of us outgrow the need to make fun of people by making oh-so-clever plays on their names by, like, the third grade?
#10 May 15 2008 at 7:56 AM Rating: Decent
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Why would calling Mr. Obama by his middle name and the name he went by prior to him going into politics cause you to dismiss my commentary?


Umm, because most of us outgrow the need to make fun of people by making oh-so-clever plays on their names by, like, the third grade?


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#11 May 15 2008 at 8:13 AM Rating: Good
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I do believe that Edwards is attempting to remain relevant by injecting himself into the news cycle by endorsing Obama. After all, what has changed since February? Absolutely nothing, other than that Obama is clearly going to win the nomination. Edwards wasn't willing to commit prior to yesterday because of one and only one reason: He doesn't do anything unless he knows which way the political wind is blowing. Again, it show why he is a weak candidate. He can't make decison until he is assured of the outcome.

As for Obama, I find it telling that he used the nickname Barry growing up, but when he entered the political arena he reverted back to his given name. It suggests to me that he is selling a packaged image rather than presenting himself as he really is. I suspect others of you may claim otherwise by saying him using his given name means he is comfortable with who he is and his background, but in my experience, people who transform themselves into something different from their formative years are not genuine. An acid test of this would be to see if he still goes by the name Barry if he were to meet with his former classmates and friends.

And if name calling is not acceptable behavior in the Asylum, then why do we need to have the warning associated with this forum? Please, let's not pu55ify this place any more than it already is. As for me, I'm placing Barry's campaign slogan into my sig. I think it's spot-on.

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#12 May 15 2008 at 8:20 AM Rating: Good
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Edwards wasn't willing to commit prior to yesterday


You can't be this slow. He committed weeks ago. The Obama team waited to announce to step on the next Pro-Hillary news cycle. This is why you're posting about this and not a 40 point loss by Obama in the land of the men with one tooth.

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#13 May 15 2008 at 8:21 AM Rating: Excellent
Day-late, dollar-short? Seems to me his timing was perfect in that his endorsement is distracting folks from Hillary's 41 point win in West Virginia. If you ask me that's some pretty shrewd campaign management.

#14 May 15 2008 at 8:27 AM Rating: Good
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Ok, I concede that this likely was engineered weeks ago (and was announced to deflect criticism concerning West Virginia), yet my basic argument still stands: Edwards is weak because he can't commit early. Had he publically made a choice back in February or even March his backing of Barry would have some significance, but now he gets nothing except a possible Veep job out it.

I guess that's what he aspires to...
/rolleyes
Cue the Algore campaign documentary tapes, please.

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#15 May 15 2008 at 8:40 AM Rating: Good
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nothing except a possible Veep job out it.


Zero chance. He's not on that list.

The veep choice will be a smiling assassin, not a good 'ole boy. Someone who can unload all of the attack stuff without it bruising Obama. Tom Daschle, Mark Warner, that sort of guy. Old, white, respected, uncharismatic and able to say crazy attack **** without too much backlash.

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#16 May 15 2008 at 8:46 AM Rating: Good
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So a kind of Democratic Bob Dole then. Hmmm, that'd be fun.

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#17 May 15 2008 at 8:48 AM Rating: Good
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Speaking of which, Bob was a whole lot more fun when he wasn't a prez candidate. He lost his edge once he ran.

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#18 May 15 2008 at 8:52 AM Rating: Decent
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Bob was a whole lot more fun when he wasn't a prez candidate. He lost his edge once he ran.


Nah he was just "handled" differently.

I think McCain's vp choice will get a lot more scrutiny what with him being on the verge of death and all.

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As for Obama, I find it telling that he used the nickname Barry growing up, but when he entered the political arena he reverted back to his given name.
How so? Using your proper name in the professional arena (not just political) isn't exactly unusual. I don't think it proves much of anything except that he thought "Barry" was a nickname better suited for high school and college and now that he was working as a laywer, teacher, organizer, etc he should use his proper name.
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in my experience, people who transform themselves into something different from their formative years are not genuine.
In my experience, people who don't transform out of their high school/college years probably need to grow up.

What a silly point to spend time on.
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#20 May 15 2008 at 8:55 AM Rating: Good
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Using your proper name in the professional arena (not just political) isn't exactly unusual.


McCain's nickname at Annapolis: "*****".

Really.

I gather in the 1890's, though, the connotation was different.

Also, apparently in High School: "Punk".

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=89300339


All this week, McCain is visiting old stomping grounds as a way to "reintroduce" himself to voters. On Tuesday, he was at Episcopal High School outside Washington, where in the 1950s he earned the nickname "Punk."


I find it quite troubling that he goes by "John" now instead of "Punk McCain"



Edited, May 15th 2008 1:00pm by Smasharoo
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#21 May 15 2008 at 9:00 AM Rating: Good
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Totem wrote:

As for Obama, I find it telling that he used the nickname Barry growing up, but when he entered the political arena he reverted back to his given name. It suggests to me that he is selling a packaged image rather than presenting himself as he really is.
Ronald Regan was probably called Ronny as a child. People out-grown nicknames.

I think you got a crush on Barry. Admit it.
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#22 May 15 2008 at 9:01 AM Rating: Good
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Smasharoo wrote:

Using your proper name in the professional arena (not just political) isn't exactly unusual.


McCain's nickname at Annapolis: "*****".

Really.

I gather in the 1890's, though, the connotation was different.

Probably not.
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#23 May 15 2008 at 9:04 AM Rating: Good
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I kinda like "Punk" McCain. And I suspect that bhodi is practically swooning over the name "*****" McCain. If Johnny were to use that in his campaign, I'm certain he'd become a lifelong Republican.

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It's really a shame there aren't any prominent Vietnamese/American politicians for Obama top choose as a running mate. Hilarity would be sure to ensue.
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#25 May 15 2008 at 9:15 AM Rating: Good
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Actually, I'm thinking he needs David Duke as his running mate. It covers nearly all of his weak points. Poor? Check. Southern? Check. White? Check. KKK member? Check and double check. Duke is Barry's ideal bottom half of the ticket.

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Duke is Barry's ideal bottom half of the ticket.


Sure, but can he mouth "di di mau" at McCain while dressed in black pajamas convincingly? I think not.

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