2008 US Presidential Election - Page 21

On February 13 2008 12:37 l)K-Arkaim wrote:
I just want rohn paul to become president. I agree with him on most of his positions on the issues. It's just sad that he never seems to get much media coverage. Else I think he could have won with a landslide.

On February 13 2008 05:05 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
Ugh, Obama is behind in Texas as well as Wisconsin:

http://www.usaelectionpolls.com/2008/texas.html

http://www.usaelectionpolls.com/2008/wisconsin.html

On February 13 2008 15:53 SilenTLurker wrote:
My grandma was just yelling at the TV "HE'S A MUSLIM!! DON'T THEY KNOW HE'S A MUSLIM??? ARE THEY STUPID?? THEY BELIEVE HIM JUST BECAUSE HE'S SAYING HE ISN'T ONE NOW?? I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS!! THESE PEOPLE SUPPORTING A MUSLIM!!#ADFASTFSGSFRRHRTWRTWRTWY

On February 13 2008 15:58 Falcynn wrote:
Seriously? Are there a lot of people against Obama purely for his Islamic heritage? Or is that just a handful of people?

On February 13 2008 17:00 SwedishHero wrote:


No he is not a muslim, as someone said perhaps his ancestors were.
By your logic we shouldn't listen no either u nor your grandmother cause u are apes. dooh

Forza obama

On a Wednesday morning conference call with reporters, Obama’s campaign manager, David Plouffe, said that the Illinois senator’s own sweep of Tuesday’s Potomac primaries had made it “next to impossible” for Clinton to capture the Democratic nomination.
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But the upcoming primary calendar, said Plouffe, offers Clinton little chance to recover the lead. “The only way she could do it is by winning every contest by 25 to 30 points. You amass delegates by winning by big margins,” he said.

He said that scenario was unlikely, since Obama had won 14 states and the District of Columbia by more than 20 points, while Clinton had won just two states by similar margins. And polling in the upcoming, delegate-rich contests of Ohio and Texas – which the Clinton campaign has said are “critical” – show a far narrower race in both states.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/02/13/obama-mccain-camps-say-opponents-cant-catch-them/

On February 13 2008 08:14 intrigue wrote:
i saw obama yesterday at a rally at the university of maryland, college park

all i can really say is that the man is quite an extraordinary speaker. i've never really been political and held the same cynicism towards all that bullshit as most posters here probably do but man oh man listening to him is mesmerizing, i found myself standing and clapping

i am definitely going to vote this time, wow