Re: The American people are being duped
by
DeaH
04/06/2008, 1:04 PM #
Um, where, in any of my posts, did I scream racism?
There seems to be an odd phenomenon going on here. Hillary's press machine puts out the idea that anyone who follows Obama is a non-thinking, Kool-aid drinking cult member. The idea from the Clinton crowd is that anyone who would vote for Obama must think that he's some sort of a perfect demi-god. By extrapolation, that thinking goes, if anyone could just prove that Obama has a human failing, his supporters will turn to Clinton. So, the Clinton supporters spend a lot of effort trying to prove that Obama has some sort of fault, and they're furious that proof of his humanity doesn't strip away his support.
Well, here's the thing. Most people who support Obama do not believe his is a god - not even the little "g" kind. We just believe that he is better than Hillary and McCain. To win our support, someone would need to prove that their candidate is better than ours.
To be fair to McCain, he really hasn't had much of an opportunity to do that yet. And, early on, the Hillary group did try to prove that their candidate was, in rubric set forth by the Hillary camp, more experienced. For a very long time, the press accepted this without any examination of the evidence. But, as it turns out, she has less elected experience, her "foreign policy" experience is largely ceremonial, and the one big efforts, public health, was a failure. And, since she was not an elected official when SCHIP passed, that fact that she keeps saying that she passed it is about as real as the sniper fire she faced in Bosnia.
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And, now you present yet another leg in the Clinton attack machine, and, in my opinion, the most interesting. Even though I never mentioned race (or gender), you claim that I am playing the race card. This is the new tactic of the Clinton camp - let's make race the issue. When the tape of her Bosnia trip came out, Senator Clinton brought up race (via the Wright issue) in defense of her bald-faced lying. And now you introduce it for the first time in an argument that mentions it not at all.
So, here's my question for you. Are you working for the Clinton campaign, or did you drink the Kool-aid from the cult of St. Hillary?
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