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cookiecrumbexpress.com Blog » Blog Archive » This Woman Ain’t Right says:

April 3, 2008 at 11:06 am

[…] The world according to MichelleÂ […]
Neo says:

April 3, 2008 at 11:07 am

Does Michelle Obama think that a President Obama would have it any easier ?

Can you say “most hated man in America” ?
That is the job description, I believe.
Michelle Obama Clings Desperately to Victim Status » Pursuing Holiness says:

April 3, 2008 at 11:08 am

[…] Rich, well-educated, attractive woman with rich, well-educated, attractive husband and healthy, beautiful children clings desperately to victim status: “We are gonna need Pennsylvania” she said. “Because in this ever-shifting, moving bar, Barack Obama will always be the underdog. No matter how much money he raises, no matter how many wins he pulls together, no matter how many delegates he accumulates; he is still the underdog. It’s the way it works.” Sister Toldjah Â» Michelle Obama: My husband will always be the underdog no matter what […]
Neocon News Â» Barack Obama gets one nutter endorsement and one anti-endorsement says:

April 3, 2008 at 11:16 am

[…] Over at Sister Toldjah, there’s a fresh example of why Obama’s ‘frank discussion’ about race is a farce, and it deals with Michelle. His own wife believes it is a subject that is impossible to get past. (Just for the record, she’s wrong, by the way, but after listening to Wright for 20 years what did you expect?) Now for some election endorsement news from someone who is relevant to the process, at least according to Democrats like Barack Obama who believe we should have stronger international ties and consultations over our affairs. The President of Colombia has blasted Barack Obama. I’m going to call it an anti-endorsement. President Uribe Refers to Statements by Democratic Candidate Barak Obama on the Colombian Free Trade Agreement […]
sanity says:

April 3, 2008 at 11:24 am

As former President Bill Clinton was extolling his wife’s credentials, Obama’s campaign office in Bloomington began giving away tickets to Sunday’s Dave Matthews concert at Assembly Hall.

Jason Schechtman, 19, Deerfield, Ill., a student at IU, got his tickets about 8 p.m. after waiting more than three hours. He met folks in line who said they’d left the Clinton rally to wait for tickets.

“I was leaning toward Obama, but this sealed the deal for sure,” he said. “The Obama campaign announced this right as (Bill Clinton) was about to speak, and it brought everyone from over there to over here.”

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I guess whatever it takes to steal away from one crowd to get them in yours and to a degree it worked.
sanity says:

April 3, 2008 at 11:28 am

Former President of the United States, Jimmy Carter has hinted that he might cast his vote for Senator Barack Obama to aid his emergence as the candidate for the Democrats in America’s bid to elect a new President.

Carter, who is a Super Delegate from Georgia State, gave this hint at a media interaction after the Carter Center Awards for Guinea Worm Eradication in Abuja yesterday.

Carter, who was accompanied by his wife Rosalynn, did not profess a direct support for Obama but rather choose to make a veiled statement.

“We are very interested in the primaries. Don’t forget that Obama won in my state of Georgia. My town which is home to 625 people is for Obama, my children and their spouses are pro- Obama.

My grandchildren are also pro- Obama. As a Super Delegate, I would not disclose who I am rooting for but I leave you to make that guess,” he said.

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If Carter and Jane fonda is for him, I would NEVER vote for him…NEVER!
Severian says:

April 3, 2008 at 11:35 am

Yeah, that’s just exactly who I want to have a right to vote. Someone who will make up their mind on the basis of a free concert ticket.

We definitely need some way to purge the idiots and incompetents from the voter roles. I still like the idea the Athenians used, only property owners as they had a vested interest in government policies that the unlanded did not. Poor and unlanded folk like to vote for government handouts.
benning says:

April 3, 2008 at 11:39 am

Jeepers! I feel so sorry for those poor, picked-on Obamas. Shucks.

Perhaps we should just annoint the Obamas as King and Queen and show them how fair we are.

Let the Corruption begin!

Oy!
sanity says:

April 3, 2008 at 11:42 am

Let the Corruption begin!

Begin?

When has it ever stopped?
Locomotive Breath 1901 says:

April 3, 2008 at 12:27 pm

“There goes the neighborhood.”

Jane Fonda endorses the obamanator.

The CY says, “So what?”

A radical anti-war activist has decided to vote for a radical anti-war candidate. Why, exactly is this newsworthy?

True. But it does make one wonder ‘why do so many far left,…
Lorica says:

April 3, 2008 at 1:17 pm

If Carter and Jane fonda is for him, I would NEVER vote for himâ€¦NEVER!

Nothing screams vote for me like 2 traitors endorsing your candidacy. – Lorica
Lorica says:

April 3, 2008 at 1:19 pm

Is it me or is MO as stupid as Terry Kerry?? – Lorica
Great White Rat says:

April 3, 2008 at 6:32 pm

Does Michelle Obama think that a President Obama would have it any easier ?

Neo, that’s exactly what she seems to think. After all, since he has the MSM in his pocket, anyone who dares to ask him to explain his policies – much less anyone who doesn’t vote for him – is (in her words) “mean” and very likely a racist to boot.

Sev, I agree with you in principle about getting the clueless off the voter rolls, but I don’t think the Athenian model is the way to go. There are many more indicators that one has a stake in good government than real estate, and I’ll bet your political thinking was on solid ground well before you bought land. Besides, it didn’t serve the Athenians very well in the end.

My thought would be a voter qualification exam. You have to have a certain level of knowledge beofre you can get behind the wheel of a car – why not before you go into a voting booth?

It would have to cover basic concepts of American civics and economics. Nothing picayune like knowing who is the deputy foreign minister of Sri Lanka, but I think anyone who doesn’t know who his own congressman is, or can’t come within 2000 miles of finding Iraq on a globe, or doesn’t grasp the effect increasing business taxes has on prices shouldn’t be allowed near a voting booth. If you don’t know what the UN is, you have no business muddying up the voter pool for those of us who do.

Of course, that’ll probably mean the end of the Democrat party as we know it. Just chalk that one up to serendipity.
NC Cop says:

April 4, 2008 at 5:09 pm

Well, with garbage like this, it’s no wonder he’s always the underdog:

Obama adviser suggests 80000 troops stay in Iraq until 2010

As Barack Obama continues to criticize John McCain for saying he’s willing to keep a 100-year troop presence in Iraq, another Obama adviser has suggested U.S. forces could stay in Iraq longer than the Democratic candidate initially thought.

United States should transition to an “over-watch” force of between 60,000 and 80,000 troops by the end of 2010, according to an article Friday in the New York Sun.

That appears to be at odds with Obama’s public position of removing all combat brigades from the country within 16 months of taking office.

Now for the real kicker, drum roll please:

The Obama campaign said in a statement: “The writing of Mr. Kahl, one of hundreds of outside advisers to the campaign, is not representative of Barack Obama’s consistent policy position on the Iraq war.”

Ahhh, I see. So one of your Iraq advisers is proposing things completely different than what you believe? Does anyone see a “I was against keeping troops in Iraq, before I was for it.” moment coming????
Sister Toldjah says:

April 4, 2008 at 7:48 pm

Thanks for the tip, NC! Just blogged about that here.

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