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Alex · Diamond

01.19.10 Martha Coakley Has Conceded: The Beginning of the End for Barack Obama? (Foxnews)

Eminence · Platinum

GO PUMA!!!!!!!!!

Alex · Diamond

I'm not a Sean fan, but the commentary - PUMA-wise - is very refreshing. They were just talking about soccer moms that voted Obama in 2008, but voted for Scott Brown today. How things have changed in one short year!

I predict a lot of our friends and family will stop supporting Mr. Man very, very soon.

One commentator just said "The support of Barack Obama (e. g. for Coakley and that Dem in Virginia who was trounced) is the 'kiss of death'"!

In Coakley's defense, I agree with one who just said "This is more of a referendum on Barack Obama than on Martha ("Marcia" wink

) Coakley.

She's about to address her supporters...

-- Edited by Alex on Tuesday 19th of January 2010 09:58:15 PM

Sanders · Diamond

Woot!! This is democracy at its finest. I love it. It is not so much about the candidates.. it is all about what Washington has/has not done.

I hope the Dems AND the Repubs get a strong message about GOING MODERATE.

The country wants both sides of the spectrum to work together for the good of the masses.. and most are a mix of both ends of the spectrum... Moderates.

-- Edited by Sanders on Tuesday 19th of January 2010 09:50:23 PM

Alex · Diamond

Martha is being very gracious, not surprisingly. I have to say, I'm much more for what she stands for. What I'm against is criminality and stealing from this great country. She's not about that. Brown is not about that. Obama, Rahm, Reid, Pelosi, et al are ALL ABOUT THAT. They are the hoodlums that need to go NOW!!

I gotta go beddy bye now. Sanders, I got your email, and thank you very much for it, but I couldn't reply for some reason, and the link wouldn't work for me. But one of my resolutions was to go to bed and get up at the same time every day, and I'm trying to stick to it. Good night and God bless you Hillary's Worldians, and God bless America! wink

Building 4112 · Moderator

Talk about burnt boston baked beans!

Amy Dugan · Platinum

Eminence wrote:

GO PUMA!!!!!!!!!

if you read my Howard Dean thread, you see O's problem is bigger than PUMA. Dean without saying directly implied Os inertia is to blame for country's disaffection

Hillarysmygirl16 · Administrator

This is not all Obama's fault hell no I am blaming those Dems in both houises who voted for this law. They are all toast. This is going to cost NY not one Senator but two unless of course whomever primaries Gillibrand wins the Primary. PA may lose Spector if not a loss a close one. Boxer has a female challenger she may survive but its risky.
Obama's going to have to decide rather to lose his best advisor or lose the Statehouse of NY. Bet Hillary runs against Patterson.

Jen the Michigander · SuperModerator

I agree, it isn't all Obama's fault. Some of it is, some of it's Reid, Pelosi, and friends. And some of it is because of those Blue Dog Dems who caved in to Party pressure instead of listening to their constituents. If the Blue Dogs had stood their ground, Martha Coakley could have pledged to stand with them and maybe then she would have won.

Destiny · Platinum

I think people are real angry at the fact that ovomit spent OUR money AGAIN to campaign when he's supposed to be playing the president of "hope and change". Also, I think people have had enough of this joker, with his fake smile and his dressed-down look and his folksy fake talk. In Hollywood, he is what we call, "box-office poison". Look what happened to the standing Governor in N.J. when the dancing clown (and Bill) went there to campaign for him. Remember when Oprah, and mr. and mrs. clown went to close the deal on the Olympics, ON OUR MONEY? Yep, that's a clear sign of "box-office poison". Their egos are so out of control that they can't believe that their chosen one is not "box-office gold". But, make no mistake, it is 'HIM' and he's a big problem now for their idea of a 'one world leader'. Just about now, the Bilderberg Group must be freaking out! If Hillary were the President......... This statement is being said right now by all the bankers and the new world order groups. They know now, for sure, that they picked the wrong person.

If the Tea Party members have their way, heads are going to continue to roll.

This is a clear sign, this is about the will of the people taking back control of our country. The good news, this group happens to 'love' this country, not like the obama supporters!

GO PUMA!

Alex · Diamond

Destiny wrote:

Just about now, the Bilderberg Group must be freaking out! If Hillary were the President......... This statement is being said right now by all the bankers and the new world order groups. They know now, for sure, that they picked the wrong person.

Hey, Destiny - good to see you!

Actually, I think the Bilderberg Group is just fine with Obama, because he's doing what they want him to do - RUIN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY! Hillary would NEVER have done that, and that is why they fought tooth-and-nail to keep her out.

I love your phrase "box office poison." The people have officially recognized that fact, and Scott Brown's win is the result. Wonder if he'll run for president? I heard he already has a campaign poster ready.

Building 4112 · Moderator

I can tell you one damn thing, he boxed his arse in with all those he selected to play his game, and that is why he is to BLAME.

I can honestly say "this is the moment we have been waiting for."

-- Edited by Building 4112 on Wednesday 20th of January 2010 11:57:04 AM

Bloomer · Platinum

The Brown win defintely shows that the tables are turning and people are starting to have voters regret. They are waking up from the kool-aid and not liking the reality. MA. has been the first of many that I believe, will follow. The Dems have just taken things way to far-left for the majority of the country to allow. I agree with Sanders when she voices........moderate........moderate. This is all about meeting in the middle and when you have far-left against far-right it's just a no win situation. Brown seems to be for the most part on the moderate side. Plus, I'm liking his attitude when it comes to the media and the fact that he is their (MA) Senator and owes no one, anything.
He is Pro choice to a point just not partial birth........he is against gay marriage but not cival unions. He will not vote for the health bill the way it stands. Moderate, for the most part, we need more of this on both sides. I'm anxious to see what transpires as the next few years go by. Seems like forever away, 2012...........but I truly believe the same message is going to be sent at that time too. We DON'T want 4 more years of this hopeless-change.

However to....... Building 4112.......There really is some kind of satisfation, for those of us, who long ago, ALREADY KNEW THIS!!!!!

Building 4112 · Moderator

Exactly Bloomer............with great pleasure, we told you so.

Alex · Diamond

Bloomer wrote:

The Brown win defintely shows that the tables are turning and people are starting to have voters regret. They are waking up from the kool-aid and not liking the reality. MA. has been the first of many that I believe, will follow.

Yes, can you imagine, if a far-left (and I'm pretty far left myself) state like MA is ready to throw out Obama - because that's essentially what this was - then how would a middle-of-the-road or far right state react? This basically means Barry's done for in EVERY state! furious

Hillarysmygirl16 · Administrator

MA is the bluest of the blue states. This is bad for the Dems because it means that NY will lose two Senators this fall. PA will lose one. CA is going to lose Boxer more then likely. If Spector loses so will Boxer and most of the rest of the Democrats in Congress.