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Originally Posted by Papino
@Samira,i love the new way of accepting defeat!!
It fumes of "Stay gracious even when you are not".Your analysis above is not alien to age long politicking.Avowed supporters switch in politics with the tide of times and that practice would not stop with Obama.Even Hillary would endorse the revolution that is,if she would not be part of it.
Truth is that Obama took Bill Clintons/Tony Blairs charm to new heights and we are all caught up in it.His ability to cut across party lines nails this fact.The attempt to twist that ability to mean that republicans had to vote for Obama to stop Hillary who they fear more is lame in my view.What happens if democrats end up with an OBAMA/CLINTON ticket?
My sister,we would all come out of this enriched with the fact that democracy is the most popular government system just because it is more people freindly than the others and nothing more.Majority people can be foolish at the same time. It happened with the choice of GW over Gore and Kerry.It would take time to happen again in America so do not worry.  |
@ highlighted...u are kidding me right? But wait a minute, not realizing that Obama has no chance shows that you are already living in a fools paradise. This is not accepting defeat as this is a game and not reality....I just have the guts to accept it again as I already did back in 2000 when Bush clearly stole the elections. The republicans are cunning and they know the deal. They have managed to prove to the world that they are a lot smarter and wiser than the demograts. Y2K is being repeated but in a different way.....Yep, it hurts like hell......another four years of the Rep's is painful to pound on.....now that is what is causing me grief.
Yes, the republicans voted for Obama and they are admitting it now...where you @ get with the program my dear..
Hillary unlike Gore, has proven to the world that, some things are worth losing for. Win or lose, long live the dream abi?