Rev Wright Kicking Ass Again

candidone1
No you missed the point. Since his record is to say the least very thin to non-existent. His associations are critical in making a judgement.

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au1929 wrote:

candidone1
No you missed the point. Since his record is to say the least very thin to non-existent. His associations are critical in making a judgement.

You obviously have swallowed the "inexperience" line whole.
Read up on him. He's done quite a bit with his life.

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au1929 wrote:

Cycloptichorn

Talk is cheap!!

So is guilt by association.

In fact, you are talking about Obama's associates b/c ya have nothing to smear him personally with, and are casting about for whatever **** you can throw up against the wall. It's a little pathetic.

Cycloptichorn

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Seriously....at 47 years old, and as accomplished as he is, it's a bit ignorant to say that he has a thin resume.

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Cycloptichorn wrote:

au1929 wrote:
Cycloptichorn

Talk is cheap!!

So is guilt by association.

In fact, you are talking about Obama's associates b/c ya have nothing to smear him personally with, and are casting about for whatever **** you can throw up against the wall. It's a little pathetic.

Cycloptichorn

Nor has he done a damn thing to recommend him for the highest office of the land. He could just be a left wing G Bush for all I know.

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au1929 wrote:

Cycloptichorn wrote:
au1929 wrote:
Cycloptichorn

Talk is cheap!!

So is guilt by association.

In fact, you are talking about Obama's associates b/c ya have nothing to smear him personally with, and are casting about for whatever **** you can throw up against the wall. It's a little pathetic.

Cycloptichorn

Nor has he done a damn thing to recommend him for the highest office of the land. He could just be a left wing G Bush for all I know.

Law professor, 10 years in the state senate, senator, intelligent and capable man, has marshalled a gigantic army of supporters, ran a great campaign, raised unprecedented amounts of capital, and over-come the triple threat of Bill, Hillary, and McCain. He's got a ton of things to recommend him. As much as his two opponents, for sure.

Cycloptichorn

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candidone1 wrote:

Seriously....at 47 years old, and as accomplished as he is, it's a bit ignorant to say that he has a thin resume.

Wake up and smell the coffee. What are his grand accoplishments to this point. He has a silvery tongue and can deliver a speech?

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au1929 wrote:

candidone1 wrote:
Seriously....at 47 years old, and as accomplished as he is, it's a bit ignorant to say that he has a thin resume.

Wake up and smell the coffee. What are his grand accoplishments to this point. He has a silvery tongue and can deliver a speech?

What are Hillary's grand accomplishments? McCain's?

Cycloptichorn

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Define "Grand Accomplishments".

A bachelor degree, Harvard Law, 3 term State Senator, US Senate, author and co-sponsor on hundreds of pieces of legislation, Presidential Nominee, authored 2 books....I don't know what "grand" means if this isn't.

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So, earlier you say Wright = Obama.

Here is one more bit of evidence that Obama does not equal Wright, that Wright's political philosophy does not equal that of Obama's.
What we have here is a mere association between 2 people but an equivalence is drawn between them as though their thoughts and beliefs are identical, as though one can infer from Wright's ramblings, that Obama too, by viture of his association with Wright, echos precisely the same sentiments....even though there has not been one fragment of evidence affirming this proposition.

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candidone1
Obama did the right thing. IMO he should have done it sooner. Just how much damage Wright did to Obama's candidacy is yet to be seen. It will not of course have any effect on the die hard Obamanics it may however have an impact upon the vote of those who are undecided.

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candidone1 wrote:

Define "Grand Accomplishments".

A bachelor degree, Harvard Law, 3 term State Senator, US Senate, author and co-sponsor on hundreds of pieces of legislation, Presidential Nominee, authored 2 books....I don't know what "grand" means if this isn't.

He could be a damn good used car salesman or even a member of the Bush family the way he was lying today. Too bad he missed those callings. Laughing

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Morning Joe sez:

This (Obama finally throwing Wright under the bus) is "a great thing for the Democratic Party."

Of course, this was all carefully calculated with Wright playing the fall guy. It was all just an act. Smile

Oops wait, that would be something the Clintons would have cooked up!

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[QUOTE"Brand X"]He could be a damn good used car salesman or even a member of the Bush family the way he was lying today. Too bad he missed those callings[/quote]

For someone who has long defended Bush and essentially, judging by your posting history, toed the republican party line, I find something pretty disingenuous about this response (italics added).

Obama is a far superior candidate than Bush ever was as a President.

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candidone1 wrote:

[QUOTE"Brand X"]He could be a damn good used car salesman or even a member of the Bush family the way he was lying today. Too bad he missed those callings

For someone who has long defended Bush and essentially, judging by your posting history, toed the republican party line, I find something pretty disingenuous about this response (italics added).

Obama is a far superior candidate than Bush ever was as a President.[/quote]

You gotta go back along way to find where I defended Bush there, Magnum PI.

So, all the left leaning people who have criticized Bush for 8 years are also 'disingenuous?

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I must say...Obama has done a very good thing denouncing Wright the way he did today.

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And Obama is STILL a member of Wright's church.

Nothing has changed.

Wright is still Senior Pastor, despite the 'retirement' announcement.

Wright still has not 'acknowledged' that his racist sermons are 'inappropriate' or 'offensive' , despite Obama's earlier claim that this was so.

It's just a PR game.

It gives Obama a chance for a 'Sister Souljah moment'. He can appear moderate by denouncing Wright.

It's time to leave TUCC, and Barry votes 'Present'.

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Talk about flipping the script...
It used to be that only blacks got in a tiff and called people racists for being critical of blacks.
Now we have whites whining about racism when someone is critical of whites.
Ain't that 'bout a bitch. Laughing

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