Moonknight4Obama

Moonknight4Obama

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I now feel that its down to Evan Bayh or Sam Nunn. Evan is a great choice because he can be trusted not to say boneheaded stuff (Wes Clark) and he might help in a red state (Indiana) He also supported Clinton heavily, which might smooth over some rough edges among her supporters. Nunn brings the foreign policy street cred and he is a older gentleman, which would help with the older vote imo. Only knock against him is that gays don't like him because he opposed a military policy a few years ago.<

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[quote]When Obama loses, as he most certainly will, the media narrative will be... "America Not Ready for Black President." They will insist he was rejected because of race rather than his far out left wing policies.[/quote If he loses, it will not be because of skin color....imo it would be the lack of support from Clinton supporters. Its no secret, thats why the Clintons are busting their ass trying to unite the party, because their legacy is on the line. I have to give kudos to Hilar

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Sam Nunn is looking really good right now. He has the national security and might help deliver GA, especially with Barr being really popular in rural GA right now. I drive all over GA and I meet a lot of people who don't care for either MC or Obama right now. Btw, Clark should be crossed out of their short list after that boneheaded comment last Sunday. That was a pure and simple "Swiftboat" attack which has no place in this years election!

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I kinda like that Jindal dude.....he seems to be the VP Pick that could excite younger voters. I travel all over FL/GA and most of the McCain supporters I meet are over 50. I meet a few younger peeps, but they are mainly supporting MC because they either they really supported Clinton or they think that Obama is a muslim X-( My work is never done.........lol MFO Express "Getting the truth out one vote at a time" www.myspace.com/moonknight25

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I also think that Richardson would be a safe choice except for the Clintons and him have bad blood. Obama has to be careful about sending bad signals to them, like when he brought that lady in who they fired......

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This is a great article I found! At this point I feel that Chuck Hagel would be the best pick. First off all, it goes against the grain, which is a huge part of change. Second, it shows everyone how Obama is serious about bringing everyone from both parties together to fix this country! Obama Vice President Picks: Who Are The Frontrunners? TPM May 9, 2008 With the Democ

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[quote quoting="article"]John McCain, remember the Colorado Rockies. A long layoff can lead to a sweep by a well-toned Democratic candidate who's been through the wars of campaigning.[/quote] Hey, I was a fan of those Rockies!! LOL, seriously this is shaping up to be an exciting election. I don't think anyone can afford to be cocky!

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[quote quoting="article"]The revelations that Obama's paster is a rabidly anti-American who clearly hates this country on their own wouldn't be that damaging.But when combined with Obama's wife's statements that she has never been proud of this country until recently and Obama's own issues with the pledge of allegiance, flag pin wearing, etc. you begin to see a pattern.Personally, I don't think the man likes the United States at all. I think he is like a significant percentage of the Democrat

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I'm finding it to be very challenging and the programmers deserve a lot of credit for really doing their homework on the issues in 08!! The Iraq War and the Economy are HUGE issues in this game! Demand the MFO Express in your town! myspace.com/moonknight25

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