Chief
02-16-2008, 06:39 AM
http://www.humanevents.com/rightangle/index.php?id=27313&title=for_obama_s_supporters_love_is_the_drug
We might as well start calling him President Obama right now.
At this point, it’s hard to imagine the Illnois Senator not obtaining the Democrat nomination—and it’s also hard to imagine him not becoming the next President of the United States. Obama’s momentum seems to be unstoppable—and against a Republican opponent despised by most members of his party, an Obama victory in November seems inevitable.
Why have so many voters fallen in love with Obama? He’s a severely flawed candidate, a novice who says nothing, a far-left idealist in a world that demands reality. It’s hard to envision this guy beating Reagan in 1984 or Nixon in 1972.
Alas, Obama will not be confronting a strong Republican this year. He is also running for President in a time when ideas and ideology seem to matter less than ever.
**SCHNIPP**
We'll see how much people really believe in Obama come November. I think a lot of his popularity is from Democrats who are voting against Hillary, not voting for him. It will be a diufferent story after the nomination as he will have to start putting some substance behind his comments, and once he does that, people will begin to realize what an empty suit he is...
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We might as well start calling him President Obama right now.
At this point, it’s hard to imagine the Illnois Senator not obtaining the Democrat nomination—and it’s also hard to imagine him not becoming the next President of the United States. Obama’s momentum seems to be unstoppable—and against a Republican opponent despised by most members of his party, an Obama victory in November seems inevitable.
Why have so many voters fallen in love with Obama? He’s a severely flawed candidate, a novice who says nothing, a far-left idealist in a world that demands reality. It’s hard to envision this guy beating Reagan in 1984 or Nixon in 1972.
Alas, Obama will not be confronting a strong Republican this year. He is also running for President in a time when ideas and ideology seem to matter less than ever.
**SCHNIPP**
We'll see how much people really believe in Obama come November. I think a lot of his popularity is from Democrats who are voting against Hillary, not voting for him. It will be a diufferent story after the nomination as he will have to start putting some substance behind his comments, and once he does that, people will begin to realize what an empty suit he is...
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