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blogs.tnr.com — Hillary Clinton went above and beyond to make him that way. For months, her argument for staying in the race has been that Obama cannot win the General Election or white voters. Why has no one called her out on the obvious fact that SHE is the one who has taken it upon herself to carry out this self-fulfilling prophecy through treasonous smears?
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- NameTry2468, on 05/10/2008, -0/+3The statistical flavor of the month now is that 25-45% of Clinton voters will not vote for Obama in a race against John McCain, while conversely, only 10-15% of Obama voters will behave likewise towards Clinton. How has this been spun into an argument against Obama? Is it not obvious that the reason Hillary supporters are so much more fickle towards Obama is because Clinton has BRED THEM THAT WAY through a relentlessly destructive and negative campaign. Morons like the folks at Taylormarsh.com, noquarter, and myDD have been so bombarded by her vitriol that of course they're so willing to turn back on their party. You don't think we'd see the same numbers on the Obama side if he came out half as negative towards Clinton as she came out against him? I suppose Obama's failure was not employing the same scorched-earth tactics against his opponent, or else we might be seeing similar numbers on both sides.
Hillary's claim that Obama is unelectable is merely a prophecy which she has taken it upon herself to fulfill. I can no longer in good conscience call her a democrat. - PeoplesChoice, on 05/10/2008, -0/+2Does anyone else suspect as I do that Mark Halperin may be a closet consultant for the Clinton campaign?
He posted a really ignorant question on his blog and got a deserving response on daily kos.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/5/10/144613/060 ...- bluevillage, on 05/10/2008, -0/+1Absolutely. I stopped looking at his "The Page" early on in the campaign, he was so biased.
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