Obama Campaign About to Get Raked Over Coals for Che Flag at Texas HQ
Posted February 12th, 2008 by Veterans Abroad
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Obama's people are showing their true colors before he gets elected. They have a Cuban flag with Che superimposed:
Che had 4000 upper middle class professionals put to death after Fidel's revolution.
These people are not our friends (at least those of us who might happen to be white and upper middle class).
This is going to have serious repercussions for those of us who refuse to accept another neocon adminstration of John McCain.
Whether McCain runs against Clinton (where he will win) or Obama (where McCain will successfully point out the very leftist leanings of some of Obama's supporters), he is not guaranteed defeat by a long shot.
Our only hope is to stop McCain's progress toward the nomination before the convention.
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Ain't gonna happen....
he is the annoited one, after all.
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Why DID he have a Che flag?
Why in the world was that a good idea????
theres no way mccain would
theres no way mccain would beat anybody...look at the vote totals ....and you can best beleive that there will be more people involved in the general election than the primary.....dems will take it it mccain is nominated ....bottom line
This is exactly what happens with a May 1st Ron Paul March
"Ron Paul supporters showing their truly colors..."
That's May Day dude, May 1st
That's May Day dude, May 1st is a communist holiday, no thanks, maybe for Hitlery and Obama and McCain....
Okay so I just had an
Okay so I just had an argument with my aunt about this one. She asked if I was afraid of Obama because he's a great organizer and orator and, If Paul people afraid Obama is the Antichrist.
In the course of the argument it hit me. It may sound odd, but I think he was trying to pander to the hispanic vote. I have frequently seen Che associated with the Aztlan and "Reconquista" movement.
I also think that this could
I also think that this could have been bait for Hilary. She criticizes him for this Che flag, and then he can claim that he had no idea about the flag, and then he can expose her communist ties.
Great orator?
He reads from a telepromter, but reads very well. He has not internalized his values and ideals well enough to speak as RP is able to, thus he is pandering, but with style.
the teleprompter litmus test
President Reagan read from a teleprompter, and HE became known as the Great Communicator.
John Kerry read from a teleprompter, and put everyone to sleep.
George Bush tries to read from a teleprompter. Either he is only semi-literate (not really likely) or, as has been suggested, he is severely dyslexic. Anyway, he can't read well from a teleprompter. Incidentally, Nelson Rockefeller was also dyslexic. I don't know how he managed when he has to make a speech.
Bill Clinton has the ability to read from a teleprompter, or to speak extemporaneously, and sound almost convincing.
I don't know about Hillary because I can't stand to watch her or listen to her.
Ron Paul knows what he is talking about, doesn't change his position with the political winds, and doesn't make jokes or indulge in flights of alliterative oratory.
He doesn't need a teleprompter to say: "It's my belief that we should never give up our civil liberties in the name of national security."
Have you ever read the Lincoln-Douglas debates? Or Daniel Webster's speeches? Those guys didn't have teleprompters, and they could speak for an hour-and-a-half running, and make finer speeches than any of the current crop of pretenders. They would welcome Ron Paul into their ranks.
some sections of the MSM should run with this
while Obama has a free pass on anything he says or does with most of them, I imagine the flag bit will certainly be picked up by Limbaugh and Hannity at the very least. It will be completely ignored on CNN and MSNBC and the broadcast networks. My guess is that Fox will be the only one touching it...maybe Beck on CNN. Certainly Anderson Cooper types will bury it.
It was already on Fox
That's how it came up.
Spread it around.
A vote for a Democrat is a vote for McCain. Spread it around.
"We don't have to start a brand new revolution...All we have to do is restore the original Constitution." -Ron Paul
Um
Not an Obama fan here, but let me poke one hole in your post?
If McCain wins the nomination, my dog could beat him in the general election. So could Miss South Carolina. I'd be willing to bet that Charles Manson would probably beat McCain in the general election.
So while again I'm not a fan of anyone Democrat, McCain wouldn't the oval office if there were no other names but his own on the general election ballot.
Obama
I agree with Devon, McCain is toast, but on the other hand I have some old friends that have been Moonied away by B.O., who whispers sweet NOTHINGS in their ears. Hillary has to much in common with this guy to challenge him on any real issues so he keeps smelling good to our idealistic brothers and sisters who no nothing of his C F R ties.
According to one report Dems are voting at a rate of 14 to 8 , if that trend continues it won't matter who runs on the Rep. side. The way I see it Hillary followers are a lost cause so don't waste your time on them, Obama's crowd seems to at least have some heart so we can, without getting confrontational, appeal to them through that channel. Will he bring the troops home and end our killing of innocent people? promiss no draft? end the drug war ? etc.
All suggestions are welcome as I personally know at least 5 that could not be unAbamatized. Yet.
unAbamatized-that is
hilarious!!!!
I'm calling mine 'lost in Obamaland'.
They are everywhere,it seems!!!!
And,yes,the plan from the globalists is to have a dem next,to advance the soft fascism cause. After GW,a 'diplomatic' dem will seem to soft and gentile...while still supporting agression with a smile.(:
devon, the thing that gets lost in the primary season
is that it is core party activists and believers who do the most voting. The demographics change alot in the general election. While the dems are infused with excitement over Obama, I would not say that automatically spills over into the GE. In fact, it usually doesn't. Obama has many many points to attack and McCain will not be beyond doing that. Nobody has really attacked Obama yet.
I usually do not vote in the primaries
This year I did.
Same with a number of people I know,in different demographics.
So...??? With super Tuesday and people being so ready 'for change' (:,I'm not sure how much the demographics will change in the general election. This year may be a bit different.
I tend to agree
McCain maybe able to win the republican nomination with help from the media but he would never in a million years win the general election.