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Friday, October 10, 2008
I just can't help it - Obama's policies are insane
I've spoken with some people who offered some good reasons:
1)Obama represents hope to people who hate George Bush, and do not appreciate having their noses rubbed in facts that dissolve that hope.
2)Obama is running on "change." Its a loaded word, because when you run on "change" and repeat "change" without saying what that "change" is, people tend to make believe what that "change" is. Everyone thinks of something they want to see changed, and decide that is what Obama must be speaking about. (As I've learned, Obama's father was a member of an inferior Kenyan tribe. Obama visited Kenya and instructed the tribe to gain political power by running on... wait for it!... "change."
3)Another friend emailed me this theory: Insiders seem to think that he feels that 1) the right of center voter knows congress is at fault, but will vote Republican anyway, 2)the left of center are going to bow at the altar of Obama, and 3) the center votes decide the election and they just want people to play nice – so McCain plays nice.
Unbelievable.
There are enough people who want the not-Bush that McCain is going to lose if he does not stop playing games. Guess we'll see how it pans out pretty soon.
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I've spoken with some people who offered some good reasons:
1)Obama represents hope to people who hate George Bush, and do not appreciate having their noses rubbed in facts that dissolve that hope.
2)Obama is running on "change." Its a loaded word, because when you run on "change" and repeat "change" without saying what that "change" is, people tend to make believe what that "change" is. Everyone thinks of something they want to see changed, and decide that is what Obama must be speaking about. (As I've learned, Obama's father was a member of an inferior Kenyan tribe. Obama visited Kenya and instructed the tribe to gain political power by running on... wait for it!... "change."
3)Another friend emailed me this theory: Insiders seem to think that he feels that 1) the right of center voter knows congress is at fault, but will vote Republican anyway, 2)the left of center are going to bow at the altar of Obama, and 3) the center votes decide the election and they just want people to play nice – so McCain plays nice.
Unbelievable.
There are enough people who want the not-Bush that McCain is going to lose if he does not stop playing games. Guess we'll see how it pans out pretty soon.
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