It's his f***ing middle name, it's not like he just made up the name.Poseidon wrote:
No, he should go RAGE RAGE RAGE'in on that fgt who kept calling him "Barack Hussein Obama", trying to make people think he's a muslim.
Last edited by {M5}Sniper3 (2008-03-04 20:56:39)
Yeah, it is. Fixed.Locoloki wrote:
Isnt Rodham Hillary's Maiden name?{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
It's his f***ing middle name, it's not like he just made up the name.Poseidon wrote:
No, he should go RAGE RAGE RAGE'in on that fgt who kept calling him "Barack Hussein Obama", trying to make people think he's a muslim.
John Sidney McCain III
Michael Dale Huckabee
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Ronald Ernest Paul
Maurice Robert "Mike" Gravel
Willard Mitt Romney
.....
Barack Hussein Obama
Hillary Diane Rodham-Clinton
If you don't think he said it specifically to make people think he's muslim, you're out of your mind.{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
It's his f***ing middle name, it's not like he just made up the name.Poseidon wrote:
No, he should go RAGE RAGE RAGE'in on that fgt who kept calling him "Barack Hussein Obama", trying to make people think he's a muslim.
John Sidney McCain III
Michael Dale Huckabee
Hillary Diane Rodham-Clinton
Ronald Ernest Paul
Maurice Robert "Mike" Gravel
Willard Mitt Romney
.....
Barack Hussein Obama
If Obama really wants to disarm any implications of the name Hussein, he should just be up front about it. He could explain to people that Hussein is about as common of a family name as Smith.Poseidon wrote:
If you don't think he said it specifically to make people think he's muslim, you're out of your mind.{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
It's his f***ing middle name, it's not like he just made up the name.Poseidon wrote:
No, he should go RAGE RAGE RAGE'in on that fgt who kept calling him "Barack Hussein Obama", trying to make people think he's a muslim.
John Sidney McCain III
Michael Dale Huckabee
Hillary Diane Rodham-Clinton
Ronald Ernest Paul
Maurice Robert "Mike" Gravel
Willard Mitt Romney
.....
Barack Hussein Obama
Last edited by Turquoise (2008-03-04 20:59:59)
I actually stated almost exactly the same thing to a friend of mine. Agreed. +1Turquoise wrote:
If Obama really wants to disarm any implications of the name Hussein, he should just be up front about it. He could explain to people that Hussein is about as common of a family name as Smith.Poseidon wrote:
If you don't think he said it specifically to make people think he's muslim, you're out of your mind.{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
It's his f***ing middle name, it's not like he just made up the name.
John Sidney McCain III
Michael Dale Huckabee
Hillary Diane Rodham-Clinton
Ronald Ernest Paul
Maurice Robert "Mike" Gravel
Willard Mitt Romney
.....
Barack Hussein Obama
Then.... He could also point out that being Muslim does not disqualify someone from running for office. He could explain that he personally is Christian but that, even if he or someone else was Muslim and running that it wouldn't matter.
In short, he could make the prejudiced feel guilty for even implying that a Muslim candidate would be disloyal as a leader (thereby winning the small Muslim vote in the process).
Good points... But... Clinton may win this through Superdelegates...Masques wrote:
Also, the upcoming states on the Dem side are most definitely not favorable to Clinton (she would have to win 57% of delegates tonight to get an advantage AND would have to win 57% of all remaining contests to win. Considering the upcoming slate (Mississippi, N. Carolina, Wyoming, Montana) that does not sound possible for her.
He probably did. But he wasn't the first person in the primary race to say Barack's middle name. He just was the first Republican to say it and the media was all over it.Poseidon wrote:
If you don't think he said it specifically to make people think he's muslim, you're out of your mind.{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
It's his f***ing middle name, it's not like he just made up the name.Poseidon wrote:
No, he should go RAGE RAGE RAGE'in on that fgt who kept calling him "Barack Hussein Obama", trying to make people think he's a muslim.
John Sidney McCain III
Michael Dale Huckabee
Hillary Diane Rodham-Clinton
Ronald Ernest Paul
Maurice Robert "Mike" Gravel
Willard Mitt Romney
.....
Barack Hussein Obama
The fact that he should have to explain anything just shows how ignorant the people voting for Hillary (on that basis) are.Poseidon wrote:
I actually stated almost exactly the same thing to a friend of mine. Agreed. +1Turquoise wrote:
If Obama really wants to disarm any implications of the name Hussein, he should just be up front about it. He could explain to people that Hussein is about as common of a family name as Smith.Poseidon wrote:
If you don't think he said it specifically to make people think he's muslim, you're out of your mind.
Then.... He could also point out that being Muslim does not disqualify someone from running for office. He could explain that he personally is Christian but that, even if he or someone else was Muslim and running that it wouldn't matter.
In short, he could make the prejudiced feel guilty for even implying that a Muslim candidate would be disloyal as a leader (thereby winning the small Muslim vote in the process).
Not to mention swaying pledged delegates to her side, as well as seating the Florida and Michigan delegates.Turquoise wrote:
Good points... But... Clinton may win this through Superdelegates...Masques wrote:
Also, the upcoming states on the Dem side are most definitely not favorable to Clinton (she would have to win 57% of delegates tonight to get an advantage AND would have to win 57% of all remaining contests to win. Considering the upcoming slate (Mississippi, N. Carolina, Wyoming, Montana) that does not sound possible for her.
True... Obama is generally getting the educated vote.Locoloki wrote:
The fact that he should have to explain anything just shows how ignorant the people voting for Hillary (on that basis) are.Poseidon wrote:
I actually stated almost exactly the same thing to a friend of mine. Agreed. +1Turquoise wrote:
If Obama really wants to disarm any implications of the name Hussein, he should just be up front about it. He could explain to people that Hussein is about as common of a family name as Smith.
Then.... He could also point out that being Muslim does not disqualify someone from running for office. He could explain that he personally is Christian but that, even if he or someone else was Muslim and running that it wouldn't matter.
In short, he could make the prejudiced feel guilty for even implying that a Muslim candidate would be disloyal as a leader (thereby winning the small Muslim vote in the process).
HE'S RUNNING FOR THE MOST POWERFUL OFFICE IN THE WORLD. I would hope that he would have to explain a lot of things. Including his policies and how he's going to implement them.Locoloki wrote:
The fact that he should have to explain anything just shows how ignorant the people voting for Hillary (on that basis) are.
Well, I guess it's a good thing that no Republicans are running then.eaglecorps wrote:
too bad Bush screwed it for any republican but Barrack Hussien Osama and Hilarious Rotten Clinton are not my presidentz...
{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
He probably did. But he wasn't the first person in the primary race to say Barack's middle name. He just was the first Republican to say it and the media was all over it.Poseidon wrote:
If you don't think he said it specifically to make people think he's muslim, you're out of your mind.{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
It's his f***ing middle name, it's not like he just made up the name.
John Sidney McCain III
Michael Dale Huckabee
Hillary Diane Rodham-Clinton
Ronald Ernest Paul
Maurice Robert "Mike" Gravel
Willard Mitt Romney
.....
Barack Hussein Obama
Kmarion wrote:
bahhh.. your not that naive.ATG wrote:
He SAID his fucking name.RAIMIUS wrote:
Good for McCain.
As for the speaker, he was pretty far out there!
THAT is the controversy. Barrack Hussein Obama. What? Because he reminds us of the monumental fuckup that was eye rack?
What the hell. Is now saying the name of the presumptive democratic guy now un-pc?
Did I miss something or you all just insane?
Explaining policy positions and business connections is one thing, but when it becomes plainly apparent that people assume all Muslims are connected to terrorists, it just becomes saddening.{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
HE'S RUNNING FOR THE MOST POWERFUL OFFICE IN THE WORLD. I would hope that he would have to explain a lot of things. Including his policies and how he's going to implement them.Locoloki wrote:
The fact that he should have to explain anything just shows how ignorant the people voting for Hillary (on that basis) are.
If he runs away with the remaining southern and western states it'll be pretty hard to accomplish such a power play. Likewise trying to turn pledged delegates.Turquoise wrote:
Good points... But... Clinton may win this through Superdelegates...Masques wrote:
Also, the upcoming states on the Dem side are most definitely not favorable to Clinton (she would have to win 57% of delegates tonight to get an advantage AND would have to win 57% of all remaining contests to win. Considering the upcoming slate (Mississippi, N. Carolina, Wyoming, Montana) that does not sound possible for her.
All I can say is... I hope you're right.Masques wrote:
If he runs away with the remaining southern and western states it'll be pretty hard to accomplish such a power play. Likewise trying to turn pledged delegates.Turquoise wrote:
Good points... But... Clinton may win this through Superdelegates...Masques wrote:
Also, the upcoming states on the Dem side are most definitely not favorable to Clinton (she would have to win 57% of delegates tonight to get an advantage AND would have to win 57% of all remaining contests to win. Considering the upcoming slate (Mississippi, N. Carolina, Wyoming, Montana) that does not sound possible for her.
Either way I think if Clinton tries that (whether or not she succeeds) her political career is over. I don't even see her retaining her senate seat for very long under those circumstances. She'll be either without a party (if the Democrats explode over those shenannigans) or will piss off an enormous number of constituents and big party donors that might have supported her otherwise.
..like why he doesn't wear a US Flag lapel pin? Seriously, that made me think he was a Manchurian candidate for sure! lol what's sad is he actually dignified that Fox slander attempt with an explanation.{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
HE'S RUNNING FOR THE MOST POWERFUL OFFICE IN THE WORLD. I would hope that he would have to explain a lot of things. Including his policies and how he's going to implement them.Locoloki wrote:
The fact that he should have to explain anything just shows how ignorant the people voting for Hillary (on that basis) are.
