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  • Obama "Talk the Talk...but can he Walk the Walk" Part 2

    Obama “Talk the Talk… but can he Walk the Walk” Part 2 In 1999, Barack Obama was faced with a difficult vote in the Illinois legislature — to support a bill that would let some juveniles be tried as adults, a position that risked drawing fire from African-Americans, or to oppose it, possibly undermining his image as a tough-on-crime moderate. ...
    Posted to XX Factor by MiamiVice on August 8, 2008

  • Who's Most experinced Not just Age

    This is one of the biggest reasons why people supporting Obama over Clinton. Obama's event is ''free and open to the public.From the people to the people.What goes around come around YES we can. Tickets to Clinton's event are $250 to $1000 and she aslo got supports from big-fat-cats lobbyist and yet she goes burst.She just helds the Bad ...
    Posted to Politics by Jack234 on May 11, 2008

  • About the Brand

    Obama is like the Tide Laundry Detergent of this Democratic nominating cycle: He's a proven winner, someone people believe in strongly and are willing to forego a little more coin (ex. the gas tax) for. George McGovern went so far as to switch sides after initially saying it was time for 'ladies first' and backed Clinton. People choose the ...
    Posted to Politics by joemescher on May 7, 2008

  • Speaking of 3am: How Will Hillary Sleep After This Ad?

    This ad is a rehash of similar ads from the past. However, the most recent was the ''red phone'' ad by George Bush Sr. against Bill Clinton in 1992. Exactly the same concept except the big red phone was the only graphic. Since Mark Penn ''plagiarized'' the ad from Bush Sr. (and Mondale in 1984 against Hart) it is amusing that he thinks he is so ...
    Posted to Politics by john adkisson on March 4, 2008

  • Clinton's "3 am" Ad Is Rove-Like But Also Silly

    I was struck like many others by the Republican sounding tone of the ''who do you want to answer the phone at 3 am'' ad. It has probably disqualified Senator Clinton from being taken seriously as a democratic leader in the eyes of many progressive voters in the future. But there was something oddly out of touch about the ad too, which may say ...
    Posted to Politics by john adkisson on February 29, 2008