Somehow I don't see cheers drowning out the jeers considering where she's going to be. We'll see. Could be fun.Shiggie said:I hope she gets booed:lol .
Somehow I don't see cheers drowning out the jeers considering where she's going to be. We'll see. Could be fun.Shiggie said:I hope she gets booed:lol .
god damn. this is 2008 you fucking racistsShiggie said:NBC reporter catches up with the woman that called Obama an arab.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOU9xZ4zcss
lawblob said:Oh god, how awesome would that be if the infomercial ended with 5 or 10 prominent conservatives / business leaders endorsing Obama!
"Hi, we're Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, Colin Powell, William Buckley jr. and Chuck Hagel, and we support Barack Obama."
wowShiggie said:NBC reporter catches up with the woman that called Obama an arab.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOU9xZ4zcss
Shiggie said:NBC reporter catches up with the woman that called Obama an arab.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOU9xZ4zcss
LCfiner said:sigh... hopeless.
Shiggie said:NBC reporter catches up with the woman that called Obama an arab.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOU9xZ4zcss
I think this is a good idea, but only if McCain doesn't attempt it as another news cycle masterstroke beforehand.Saint Gregory said:Has the Obama campaign said what they're going to do with the airtime? Roundtable? Infomercial? Playboy After Dark styled cocktail party with Obama enterntaining celebrity guests while wearing a smoking jacket?
saelz8 said:PPP Colorado Teaser, being released later on tonight.
Just a quick revisit to this - in the last Colorado poll from PPP nearly a month ago, Obama was up 51-44. And now they're saying Obama has gained 39 points in the Hispanic vote...Remember when people were claiming earlier in the election cycle that Barack Obama was going to have a hard time with the Hispanic vote? In this newest survey he has a 71-21 lead with Hispanic voters. That's a major gain from our last poll in the state, when it was 57-36.
I didn't realize this, but Nate at 538 said:capslock said:Apparently McCain's outraged because John Lewis compared him to George Wallace, he's asking Obama to repudiate Lewis.
Lewis is someone who McCain praised as one of the three wisest people in his life at Rick Warren's Saddleback Forum.
Wow, I can't believe I pittied the woman yesterday. I thought she just had bought into the suggestions from the McCain campaign, but that woman is a through an through racist, not accessible to reason.Shiggie said:NBC reporter catches up with the woman that called Obama an arab.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOU9xZ4zcss
HylianTom said:To be completely honest, I'd love to see something like this happen. The final days of campaign coverage would consist of stunned news media basically saying OMG/WTF/etc. The Sunday talk shows would split their time between these endorsements and the pundits' requisite predictions; it would suck a lot of the air out of anything that McCain has to say in the final week. Next thing you know, it's Monday morning, and the coverage has shifted to the turnout game.
It'd be brilliant.
wouldn't her getting booed be used to victimize her and give fodder to pundits who take on questions pertaining to latent racism in mcpalin rallies?GhaleonEB said:Somehow I don't see cheers drowning out the jeers considering where she's going to be. We'll see. Could be fun.
Gruco said:I think this is a good idea, but only if McCain doesn't attempt it as another news cycle masterstroke beforehand.
soul creator said:there's been a pretty good panel on CNN the past 30 minutes or so
Bill Bennett
Cornel West
Tara Wall
Some guy from National Review
Some guy from the Brookings Institute
yeah I'm biased, but I love how Cornel West breaks things down :lol
Shiggie said:with all the racism coming out in the open. Its not hard to believe that some people are plotting the worst.
:lolAlucard said:
Shiggie said:with all the racism coming out in the open. Its not hard to believe that some people are plotting the worst.
Saint Gregory said:If anything happens to Obama now, whether it was because of their posturing or not, McCain and Palin's political careers will be over. They will be among U.S. history's greatest villians.
WHOAguitarninja said:Bill Gates sorta kinda did already during the primaries. His "leaving microsoft" video had him jokingly making phone calls to Obama and Clinton asking if they would consider him for running mates. He might have called Edwards too (don't remember), but he definitely did NOT call any republican candidates.
I would also expect a great deal of violence and rioting to ensue if such a thing were to happen. I'm not sure how the country would survive.Shiggie said:with all the racism coming out in the open. Its not hard to believe that some people are plotting the worst.
MrHicks said:its quite doable too
the secret service may be good at what they do but sometimes that isn't enough
In a McCain/Palin really earlier this week, someone in the crowd shouted that Obama is a traitor and guilty of treason.
This ad ran in a Dallas newspaper the DAY BEFORE the assassination of President John F. Kennedy
I'm not sure it would be rioting as much as Biden or Clinton basically getting a free ride to the White House and Obama's plans being passed through completely. This has to scare the people who probably are smart enough to pull it off, and the other people that would try to pull it off are most likely legally retarded (they'd pretty much have to be).seat said:I would also expect a great deal of violent rioting to ensue of such a thing were to happen. I'm not sure how the country would survive.
gcubed said:update from the flyers game, they blasted music the entire time from start to finish of her walking out and walking back to drown out the boos. The boos were LOUD
HylianTom said:Charts, video from the campaign trail, testimonials, speech tailor-made for undecideds, and a surprise Colin Powell endorsement
OK.. probably not that last one. But I'm sure his team is going to use their research and polling data surrounding swing voters to formulate one hell of a speech. We might even see a convention-like bounce in the polls.
lawblob said:Oh god, how awesome would that be if the infomercial ended with 5 or 10 prominent conservatives / business leaders endorsing Obama!
"Hi, we're Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, Colin Powell, William Buckley jr. and Chuck Hagel, and we support Barack Obama."
Speevy said:Well, just like consumers value different attributes in a product, I suppose we each place a different value on relationships, or our fellowship to the human race as a whole.
Also, I'm sure if you polled women who have actually had abortions, I doubt "clump of cells" is a term they'd use to describe it.
gcubed said:update from the flyers game, they blasted music the entire time from start to finish of her walking out and walking back to drown out the boos. The boos were LOUD
Tamanon said:Random insane racist vs Secret Service? Always bet on black.
gcubed said:update from the flyers game, they blasted music the entire time from start to finish of her walking out and walking back to drown out the boos. The boos were LOUD
I guess that check to Dr. Orpheus bounced.Macam said:It might be hard to get an endorsement out of Buckley considering he passed away earlier this year.
Vennt said:No don't, seriously don't - Any future abortion-related derailments of PoliGAF's election threads are going to be met with bans so dictatorial that even the anarchists will start crying for a mommy-state.
HEED THIS WARNING.
Extollere said:Stop being ignorant. Most abortions performed are first trimester abortions (or chemical abortions) where the fetus is little more than a clump of cells, often microscopic. Generally an abortifacient drug is taken orally to induce an early labor. It is flushed out by the body naturally. Vacuum Aspiration can also be performed in the first trimester. I have talked with women who have had first trimester abortions, and generally they think of it as non-issue.
The reason this becomes such a religious issue is because of individual beliefs on conception and the right to life. Many modern day American Christians as well as Catholics believe that life begins at conception, while historically other religions have believed conception to begin at the quickening (when the child is able to move or stir in the womb) claiming that is has no soul, or life before this period other than minuscule physical development.
Were there shots of the crowd? Fortunately music can't drown out dirty looks from an angry crowd.Fatalah said:On the MSG TV broadcast, you could hear a bellowing "boo" but the music was made SO loud to drown the crowd out. That's so fucking messed up. Maybe the home Flyers TV network picked up the boos better.
seat said:Were there shots of the crowd? Fortunately music can't drown out dirty looks from an angry crowd.
How un-Christian of you. :lolBranduil said:The needs of the many do not outweigh the rights of the few.
Fuck! I missed it!Matthew Gallant said:Palin booed hard, and someone in the 3rd row behind her had snuck in a big Obama/Biden sign.