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Technosoul · Apr 24, 2008, 07:23 pm

In spite of those degrading comments about women in the post above Hillary Clinton is gathering a new momentum in this election battle.

Here are some thing that might effect the primary in the next two states.

One thing (as I mentioned a while back) the Rev. Wright is on tour and has booked some TV and radio interviews. And he will be involved in a big speech in Washington where he will be joined by other leading preachers in the African American community who will attempt to show that Wright is and was not out of step with the average viewpoints of those preachers. Those events will be shown all over the news networks and that could be bad of Obama because it could show that he is out of touch with his own voting block in that community.

Also, sooner or later people will start to wonder just what his promise for the uniformity of diverse groups is really all about. Is it realistic or not? Can the Democrats, Republicans, and Independants all come together in a cozy little group like Obama has visioned? How is he going to manage that when exit polls in Penn showed that 45% of the Clinton supporters would vote Republican or stay home if Clinton is not elected as the nominee.

This does not sound like Obama is the one who would snatch independants or moderate Republians away from McCain.

Apr 24, 2008, 07:23 pm	#71 (permalink) (top)
Technosoul Volcanic Erupter Posts: 8,663	In spite of those degrading comments about women in the post above Hillary Clinton is gathering a new momentum in this election battle. Here are some thing that might effect the primary in the next two states. One thing (as I mentioned a while back) the Rev. Wright is on tour and has booked some TV and radio interviews. And he will be involved in a big speech in Washington where he will be joined by other leading preachers in the African American community who will attempt to show that Wright is and was not out of step with the average viewpoints of those preachers. Those events will be shown all over the news networks and that could be bad of Obama because it could show that he is out of touch with his own voting block in that community. Also, sooner or later people will start to wonder just what his promise for the uniformity of diverse groups is really all about. Is it realistic or not? Can the Democrats, Republicans, and Independants all come together in a cozy little group like Obama has visioned? How is he going to manage that when exit polls in Penn showed that 45% of the Clinton supporters would vote Republican or stay home if Clinton is not elected as the nominee. This does not sound like Obama is the one who would snatch independants or moderate Republians away from McCain.