Obama voters ... I hope this isn't the majority

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HMMM??? well i saw some retards registering people multiple times but I guess you only vote once.

Don't worry the avg Obama supporter is smarter than you might think.
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[quote author="ventouxbob" date=1224030247]HMMM??? well i saw some retards registering people multiple times but I guess you only vote once.

Don't worry the avg Obama supporter is smarter than you might think.</blockquote>


I know smart Obama supporters...however...you will be surprised with how the "Cool" factor plays into all this. They're just voting for Obama because he's hip. Not because of the substance or issues behind his platform.
 
[quote author="optimusprime" date=1224030812][quote author="ventouxbob" date=1224030247]HMMM??? well i saw some retards registering people multiple times but I guess you only vote once.

Don't worry the avg Obama supporter is smarter than you might think.</blockquote>


I know smart Obama supporters...however...you will be surprised with how the "Cool" factor plays into all this. They're just voting for Obama because he's hip. Not because of the substance or issues behind his platform.</blockquote>


I am sure Obama, like McCain, will take his votes any way he can get them. Obama is going for "cool" while McCain is going for "very angry."
 
it goes both ways. some will vote for Mccain because.



-he is not black or (Half black in his case)

-THERE are Fundamentalist christians and they are (Prolife) or they think Israel has to be protected because they are pro zionist and they need israel to be around for a second coming. so they support MCain because he appers to be more pro-Israel or anti (Iran )



personally i like the substance and the issues behind his platform. they are not perfect but i think its the better of the two.



What is his platform? what are his Ideas?



Well you could read his book. or others to get an idea.



I don't like MCcain mostly because I think he is too much of a HAWK. does he have a lot of shares in Blackwater or what??



Last time I looked the most dangerous country was the USA



<a href="http://www.sonyclassics.com/whywefight/">WHY WE FIGHT</a>
 
[quote author="optimusprime" date=1224028911]This is why I think Obama supporters are total clowns...I'm afraid they represent the majority of the supporters. :gulp:





http://www.bpmdeejays.com/upload/hs_sal_in_Harlem_100108.mp3</blockquote>


Ok, let me get this straight... Three people that were interviewed in this segment represent the majority of Obama supporters. Last time I checked, 95% of the population in Iowa (Pro-Obama state) is Caucasian. Who's the clown now?



These folks aren't voting for him because he's "Cool" or "Hip", they're voting for him because he's half BLACK. It's insulting to use colorful words rather than just to state the color of the person.
 
[quote author="GOTTI" date=1224037311][quote author="optimusprime" date=1224028911]This is why I think Obama supporters are total clowns...I'm afraid they represent the majority of the supporters. :gulp:





http://www.bpmdeejays.com/upload/hs_sal_in_Harlem_100108.mp3</blockquote>


Ok, let me get this straight... Three people that were interviewed in this segment represent the majority of Obama supporters. Last time I checked, 95% of the population in Iowa (Pro-Obama state) is Caucasian. Who's the clown now?



These folks aren't voting for him because he's "Cool" or "Hip", they're voting for him because he's half BLACK. It's insulting to use colorful words rather than just to state the color of the person.</blockquote>


Insulting? And the 21 yr old newbie voting white, asian, hispanic kids are voting for Obama because he's black? Give me a break, he's the HIP & COOL GUY, that's why they're voting for him.



I AM 100% CORRECT ON MY ANALYSIS!
 
[quote author="optimusprime" date=1224037666][quote author="GOTTI" date=1224037311][quote author="optimusprime" date=1224028911]This is why I think Obama supporters are total clowns...I'm afraid they represent the majority of the supporters. :gulp:





http://www.bpmdeejays.com/upload/hs_sal_in_Harlem_100108.mp3</blockquote>


Ok, let me get this straight... Three people that were interviewed in this segment represent the majority of Obama supporters. Last time I checked, 95% of the population in Iowa (Pro-Obama state) is Caucasian. Who's the clown now?



These folks aren't voting for him because he's "Cool" or "Hip", they're voting for him because he's half BLACK. It's insulting to use colorful words rather than just to state the color of the person.</blockquote>


Insulting? And the 21 yr old newbie voting white, asian, hispanic kids are voting for Obama because he's black? Give me a break, he's the HIP & COOL GUY, that's why they're voting for him.



I AM 100% CORRECT ON MY ANALYSIS!</blockquote>


No, Clinton was the cool hipster that went on MTV and played the sax. Obama is the first BLACK candidate to run for the most important job in America. I think the youth wants to be a part of this monumental moment in history not because he's cool or hip but they know it's going to be different than what the majority of us are used to in a major political figure.



Getting back to the innercity, all these people, yes, I said these people, all they know is black and white. Stern's guy could have said something 10x more absurd than what he was saying but that doesn't matter. To them, they see somebody that might be on their side for a change.



Lastly, there is no right or wrong here. You have your reasons to vote for who you think is right and they have theirs.

Just because you are more informed doesn't mean they don't have a right to cast their vote on 11/4.
 
[quote author="optimusprime" date=1224037666][quote author="GOTTI" date=1224037311][quote author="optimusprime" date=1224028911]This is why I think Obama supporters are total clowns...I'm afraid they represent the majority of the supporters. :gulp:





http://www.bpmdeejays.com/upload/hs_sal_in_Harlem_100108.mp3</blockquote>


Ok, let me get this straight... Three people that were interviewed in this segment represent the majority of Obama supporters. Last time I checked, 95% of the population in Iowa (Pro-Obama state) is Caucasian. Who's the clown now?



These folks aren't voting for him because he's "Cool" or "Hip", they're voting for him because he's half BLACK. It's insulting to use colorful words rather than just to state the color of the person.</blockquote>


Insulting? And the 21 yr old newbie voting white, asian, hispanic kids are voting for Obama because he's black? Give me a break, he's the HIP & COOL GUY, that's why they're voting for him.



I AM 100% CORRECT ON MY ANALYSIS!</blockquote>


well there is a new demo that may actually start to vote. like you said 18-30. gen X & Y. They represent a good chunk of votes and mostly they are pro choice & Pro-Gay rights.



I work in Clinical research so i do Like Obamas view on stem cell research also.



The cool thing about OBAMA is that he is 47years old. HE is one of my peers. not one of my fathers peers.



<a href="http://www.obama-mccain.info/compare-obama-mccain-age.php">Obama vs McCain</a>
 
This election in some ways will bring the Civil War ideas that have existed in this country

since its close in the 19th Century to an end. A young Black Man. Ok 1/2 Black is leading in the polls and more than likely will win the election and become the 44th President of the United States of America. Right now <a href="http://www.electoral-vote.com/">http://www.electoral-vote.com/</a>has the numbers 357/181 Obama/McCain. The ideas that have been blasted into peoples minds about people of color being unable to attain high office in this country are about to change. Its interesting to watch people that are still in support of McCain start calling for hate and blood in his campaign events. That is a true sign of the end of the campaign for all intensive purposes. The GOP has collapsed upon itself. Without Karl Rove to organize its hate it is just a shell of itself. Now all you have is Caribou Barbie.



To the OP. Howard Stern ? There is a guy that sold out and now has a ZERO audience. NOBODY listens to him anymore. Who cares who he has on his show.

He has trouble getting any meaningful guests other than "MiniMe" Vern Troyer the little pervert to show up. More adults watch Sponge Bob than listen to Stern these days.
 
I think it's interesting that all the socalist economic policy is being passed under Bush - who is way more of a free market guy than either Obama or McCain.

That implies to me that the right economic policies will be passed (Bernake/Paulson/Bair anyone?) regardless of who wins.

In which case, would prefer McCain win just so there is some kind of check & balance left in Federal Govt - so that dissenting POV can make sense of things in the heat of economic battle (ex. like how the Dems grafted the buying bank equity onto the Paulson proposal, and now it's getting used). Either party with complete control of the presidency + House + Senate in a time of panic seems like a recipie for disaster. If both parties have to cooperate, more likely something sensible rather than purely ideological will happen.
 
[quote author="Anonymous" date=1224042693]I think it's interesting that all the socalist economic policy is being passed under Bush - who is way more of a free market guy than either Obama or McCain.

That implies to me that the right economic policies will be passed (Bernake/Paulson/Bair anyone?) regardless of who wins.

In which case, would prefer McCain win just so there is some kind of check & balance left in Federal Govt - so that dissenting POV can make sense of things in the heat of economic battle (ex. like how the Dems grafted the buying bank equity onto the Paulson proposal, and now it's getting used). Either party with complete control of the presidency + House + Senate in a time of panic seems like a recipie for disaster. If both parties have to cooperate, more likely something sensible rather than purely ideological will happen.</blockquote>


I'd agree with you except that thus far McCain has seemed to have no clue what to do with the economy. Not that I think Obama's been such great shakes, but he has grabbed smart guys to talk to (Volcker, Buffett, Rubin, etc). McCain taps Fiorina, Meg Whitman and Phil Gramm. ?? I don't know who the Republican economic heavyweights are (Paulson maybe?). Who would you chose? But I can tell McCain isn't talking to those guys. If he is pointing his finger to Meg Whitman while this crisis is going on, then what does that mean for the future?



As for the masses supporting Obama and the masses supporting McCain, I too hope that the extremists you see on TV don't represent the majority groups. I hope they're the fringe. I think our political process makes people dumber though. The TV is so antaganostic, it makes people start defending ridiculous things. Like saying Obama is a terrorist, or saying McCain is the lord of all evil.



I've always liked McCain, but the Palin pick scared me and his lack of economic direction (especially tapping any economic advisor of substance) seriously worries me. He has a long history showing what he would do in a war situation, but his economic policy has been deferred to "whatever Phil Gramm says" I don't know if he believes in the Phil Gramm philosophy, and I get the impression it's an issue that's not really on his radar. And now that we're in real trouble, I feel like he still doesn't know what he really thinks about any of it. But he sure does admire Fedex and Ebay. And any other name that the American people would have heard of through CNN. Are those the real experts who will save us? What kind of presidency would that make? A blundering one I think.



McCain is about destroying corrupt people. I like that about him. But destroying corrupt people is not going to fix this crisis. It will be entertaining, but not a fix. Give me Warren Buffett for a fix. Or Volcker. It's all about the people you pick.
 
[quote author="bltserv" date=1224042361]To the OP. Howard Stern ? There is a guy that sold out and now has a ZERO audience. NOBODY listens to him anymore. Who cares who he has on his show.

He has trouble getting any meaningful guests other than "MiniMe" Vern Troyer the little pervert to show up. More adults watch Sponge Bob than listen to Stern these days.</blockquote>


Quite the Faustian Deal he struck. The FCC is off his back, and he ceases to be relavant, because most of his listeners are deadbeats and won't pay $15 a month for Sirus or XM just so they can hear little Howie talk about his appitite for strippers and porn stars.



<a href="http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-et-stern13-2008oct13,0,7934606.story">http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-et-stern13-2008oct13,0,7934606.story</a>
 
This is why I think McCain supporters are total clowns...I'm afraid they represent the majority of the supporters. :gulp: (Sound familiar?)



<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5mdIPNB8t8">McCain Supporters = Terror-racists</a>



All these ignorant f*cks can't stand the thought of having a minority lead "Their" country.
 
[quote author="BMP 309" date=1224035392]http://www.tampabay.com/news/politics/elections/article852295.ece



Obama (ACORN) is registering Disney Characters! ! !



;)</blockquote>


Don't forget that several members of the Dallas Cowboys were registered to vote in Nevada by ACORN.
 
[quote author="GOTTI" date=1224039047][quote author="optimusprime" date=1224037666][quote author="GOTTI" date=1224037311][quote author="optimusprime" date=1224028911]This is why I think Obama supporters are total clowns...I'm afraid they represent the majority of the supporters. :gulp:





http://www.bpmdeejays.com/upload/hs_sal_in_Harlem_100108.mp3</blockquote>


Ok, let me get this straight... Three people that were interviewed in this segment represent the majority of Obama supporters. Last time I checked, 95% of the population in Iowa (Pro-Obama state) is Caucasian. Who's the clown now?



These folks aren't voting for him because he's "Cool" or "Hip", they're voting for him because he's half BLACK. It's insulting to use colorful words rather than just to state the color of the person.</blockquote>


Insulting? And the 21 yr old newbie voting white, asian, hispanic kids are voting for Obama because he's black? Give me a break, he's the HIP & COOL GUY, that's why they're voting for him.



I AM 100% CORRECT ON MY ANALYSIS!</blockquote>


No, Clinton was the cool hipster that went on MTV and played the sax. Obama is the first BLACK candidate to run for the most important job in America. </blockquote>


I thought Jesse Jackson was the first.



And I thought Obama claimed that he transcended race...
 
<blockquote>But election-law experts say there is a big difference between submitting bad registration cards and casting a "fraudulent vote." Thanks to new rules for checking newly registered voters, it is unlikely that bad names will be added to the rolls or lead to fraudulent ballots, they say.



"Mickey Mouse may show up on a registration list, but he's not likely to vote," said Ohio State law professor Daniel P. Tokaji.



Obama, responding to McCain, said he represented ACORN in a lawsuit against the state of Illinois in the mid-1990s to force the state to implement a federal law allowing people to register to vote when they obtain a driver's license. The U.S. Justice Department was on the same side as ACORN.



"That was my relationship and that is my relationship to ACORN," Obama told reporters at a resort near Toledo, Ohio, where he is preparing for the debate.



ACORN, Obama added, is not advising him and does not work for his campaign, which has run its own voter registration drive.



. . .



Before the advent of computerized databases linked to state records, it was more possible to add suspect names or a duplicate registration to a county's voter roll.



"There was a time when you probably could get on the rolls as 'Mickey Mouse.' But the checking procedures are a lot better now because of HAVA. They have improved with each election cycle," said R. Doug Lewis, executive director of the National Assn. of Election Officials in Houston.

</blockquote>


<a href="http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-acorn15-2008oct15,0,3706812.story">Link.</a>
 
[quote author="jefa" date=1224044733][quote author="Anonymous" date=1224042693]I think it's interesting that all the socalist economic policy is being passed under Bush - who is way more of a free market guy than either Obama or McCain.

That implies to me that the right economic policies will be passed (Bernake/Paulson/Bair anyone?) regardless of who wins.

In which case, would prefer McCain win just so there is some kind of check & balance left in Federal Govt - so that dissenting POV can make sense of things in the heat of economic battle (ex. like how the Dems grafted the buying bank equity onto the Paulson proposal, and now it's getting used). Either party with complete control of the presidency + House + Senate in a time of panic seems like a recipie for disaster. If both parties have to cooperate, more likely something sensible rather than purely ideological will happen.</blockquote>


I'd agree with you except that thus far McCain has seemed to have no clue what to do with the economy. Not that I think Obama's been such great shakes, but he has grabbed smart guys to talk to (Volcker, Buffett, Rubin, etc). McCain taps Fiorina, Meg Whitman and Phil Gramm. ?? I don't know who the Republican economic heavyweights are (Paulson maybe?). Who would you chose? But I can tell McCain isn't talking to those guys. If he is pointing his finger to Meg Whitman while this crisis is going on, then what does that mean for the future?



As for the masses supporting Obama and the masses supporting McCain, I too hope that the extremists you see on TV don't represent the majority groups. I hope they're the fringe. I think our political process makes people dumber though. The TV is so antaganostic, it makes people start defending ridiculous things. Like saying Obama is a terrorist, or saying McCain is the lord of all evil.



I've always liked McCain, but the Palin pick scared me and his lack of economic direction (especially tapping any economic advisor of substance) seriously worries me. He has a long history showing what he would do in a war situation, but his economic policy has been deferred to "whatever Phil Gramm says" I don't know if he believes in the Phil Gramm philosophy, and I get the impression it's an issue that's not really on his radar. And now that we're in real trouble, I feel like he still doesn't know what he really thinks about any of it. But he sure does admire Fedex and Ebay. And any other name that the American people would have heard of through CNN. Are those the real experts who will save us? What kind of presidency would that make? A blundering one I think.



McCain is about destroying corrupt people. I like that about him. But destroying corrupt people is not going to fix this crisis. It will be entertaining, but not a fix. Give me Warren Buffett for a fix. Or Volcker. It's all about the people you pick.</blockquote>


1. Does Bush have clue?

2. Is the US doing the sensible, this is proven by history economic thing anyhow, just like the Europeans?
 
[quote author="WINEX" date=1224101779][quote author="GOTTI" date=1224039047][quote author="optimusprime" date=1224037666][quote author="GOTTI" date=1224037311][quote author="optimusprime" date=1224028911]This is why I think Obama supporters are total clowns...I'm afraid they represent the majority of the supporters. :gulp:





http://www.bpmdeejays.com/upload/hs_sal_in_Harlem_100108.mp3</blockquote>


Ok, let me get this straight... Three people that were interviewed in this segment represent the majority of Obama supporters. Last time I checked, 95% of the population in Iowa (Pro-Obama state) is Caucasian. Who's the clown now?



These folks aren't voting for him because he's "Cool" or "Hip", they're voting for him because he's half BLACK. It's insulting to use colorful words rather than just to state the color of the person.</blockquote>


Insulting? And the 21 yr old newbie voting white, asian, hispanic kids are voting for Obama because he's black? Give me a break, he's the HIP & COOL GUY, that's why they're voting for him.



I AM 100% CORRECT ON MY ANALYSIS!</blockquote>


No, Clinton was the cool hipster that went on MTV and played the sax. Obama is the first BLACK candidate to run for the most important job in America. </blockquote>


I thought Jesse Jackson was the first.



And I thought Obama claimed that he transcended race...</blockquote>


Oh excuse me, the first black candidate that has been nominated by a national party to lead the free world. Tell me how Obama has not transcended race? Has he played the "Race card"?
 
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