An unspoken demographic problem for Obama?

[dgriffin]

I find this amusing. The press and politicians are so caught up in PC that they have difficulty even discussing the topic.
The Bradley Effect could kill him.
www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/04/24/obama.demographics/

[bobbbiez]

You know Dave, I'm listening to everything and reading all the reports about Obama and losing to what's-her-name in Pennsylvania, but it means nothing to me.

Even with the results in PA, Obama is still ahead in the count.

The only thing I see is what's-her-name staying in the race and bringing the power of the Democrats down, instead of conceding and working together against the Republican candidate. Sh-t, November is really not that far away and the Democrats should be focusing on the fight against McCain now.

McCain is out there campaigning already and because of what's-her-name staying in the race the Democrats WILL lose the election come November. That's the way I'm seeing it.

[dan]

Bobbbiez,
As long as you are the only Democrat to understand that concept we'll be fine in November. McCain isn't my first choice, but you play the hand you're dealt. I'd rather have a
quasi-RINO in office than ANY current democrat in power.

[bobbbiez]

Dan, did I say I was a Democrat? Don't remember that.

Actually I am a registered Republican. Was just giving my view how I see the Democrats losing if what's-her-name stays in the race. Too much fighting and time wasted on the primary instead of concentrating now on the general election.

Honestly, at this point, I really do feel the Democrats can't do any worse then the Republicans have already done. ;D I do not vote straight party line. I will continue to listen to each candidate very closely and come this November I will vote for the person I feel will do the very best job for all of us.

[dan]

Mea Culpa, Bobbbiez. You wuz profiled, and profilin' is bad!

[bobbbiez]

lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dan, that's fine, I like profiling. Profiling is good. After all, many a criminal is caught with the help of trained profilers, , but in this case I would have to funk you. ;D ;D ;D

[dan]

Clipper,

ques ca sei "funk"?

[bobbbiez]

Lol!!!!!!!!! He ain't in no position to help you. Sh-t, he can't help himself. ;D

[dan]

Just looking for an impartial assessment of the situation from one that has had "boots on the ground" longer than I have.

[bobbbiez]

"impartial?" lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"boots on the ground?" lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's even funnier. ;D

More like his a-- on the ground then his boots.

[frankcor]

Yesterday, McCain attacked North Carolina Republicans who used Rev. Wright's "God damn America" quotes to attack Democrat candidates for governor.

Evidently, if you attack a man who damns America, you're a racist now?

I wish McCain would spend a little time attacking Democrats once in a while.

[dan]

........the problem with just wanting to be liked. I agree Frank. McCain should cowboy up and at least TRY to come close to acting like the party he claims to represent.

[bobbbiez]

He's afraid his wicked temper will show up.

[bobbbiez]

Frankie, where are you??

[dgriffin]

Probably nicey-nice is McCain's campaign strategy. He won't convert most solid democrats, anyway, so he needs to keep his Republican and conservative bases and go after the swing voters. I think I heard many of those defined as educated women, but I'm no expert.