What has Obama ever done to benefit the dem party or the country ?

I'd like to know.

so far to the bottom of this thread, I see one answer out of 10 posts

got a mortgage

got bills

got car note




:P

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http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/1/22/191351/318/22/441358

In 2006, Senator Barack Obama did more than any other candidate running for President to elect Democrats and win back majorities the United States Senate and House of Representatives. In 2006, Senator Barack Obama embodied the 50 State Strategy. (And...he...still...does....today.)

Yippie Kayay Motherfucker!

I'm not an Obama fan, gawd knows. But there comes a point when this crap just gets to be too much. It's a bash-fest these days and someone badly needs to call a time out.

Back away from the keyboard and go stand in the corner until you've had a chance to think about what you're doing.

:)

frequently asked to appear on behalf of candidates in swing districts and tight races, and he did.

Now, tell me what Hillary has done.

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:rofl:

:rofl:

Now, link to what Clinton has done? Or do I have to go find the link that explains how she hoarded her money for an easy re-election campaign in NY rather than help other candidates?

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my list of favorites. Darn, I do miss DemKr.

for the tombstone.

about Obama..you deserve no respect.

rings kind of empty.

just stop lying.

riiiight. Except your last thread was a lie.

Got your little puker in there and everything.

kelligesq (1000+ posts) Wed Jan-23-08 10:08 PM
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Rupert Murdoch & his New York Post endorse Obama - now
what does that tell you?
:puke:
RUPERT MURDOCH, Fox News New York Post, get it?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4177142

Bill Clinton and Barack Obama are the most requested guests for fundraisers Dem fundraisers across the country.

I'd also suggest that Barack Obama has renewed interest among voters previously cynical about politics in this nation, and opened up new voters and independent voters to Democratic ideals.

His record is well known if you give a shit; look it up.

In the 2006 elections?

Sounds pretty significant to me.

Here, this link even has video for many of those campaign appearances (scroll down). Enjoy.
http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/1/22/191351/318/22/441358



P.S. Are you just trying to outdo yourself with asinine threads?

(although dem endorsed) Senator, Bernie Sanders.

stand-up on their feet while being schmoozed by K Street lobbyists who must also be standing up on their feet. BO MUST be trying to prove that NO ONE is sitting down on the 'job'. This is definitely the kind of legislation that will turn this country around.........into a tailspin!

I think we'd all like him to get on that pdq.

too much to even list here.

I'd have to write a fucking book!

This is the third blatantly disruptive thread this evening.

like to dish it out but cant take it eh what.

well little girl, what's good for the goose is good for the gander.

If you want to dish it out, you better be able to take it too.

crybaby


truth makes you uncomfortable. tsk

he had released a statement directly to the Kenyan people through Voice of America back on Jan 1st?

Anytime now...I'll wait.

The presidency isn't something you earn by doing the most things for the country and the party. It's something you win by convincing people that you are the best candidate for the job.

Nobody is entitled to the presidency because of things that they have done in the past.

BTW, I'm sure that there will be others along to refute your premise.

you ask what Obama has done, and when answered, you counter that with something about Bill?

Who is it running again?

make it almost impossible for Gore to win?

I'd like to know.

:rofl:

You've got access to a computer. Use it.

Gateway Pundit has the video.

In the best part of Obama's The Audacity of Hope, Obama, with some reservations, pours even more praise on our 40th president.


That Reagan's message found such a receptive audience spoke not only to his skills as a communicator; it also spoke to the failures of liberal government, during a

period of economic stagnation, to give middle-class voters any sense that it was fighting for them. For the fact was that government at every level had become too

cavalier about spending taxpayer money. Too often, bureacracies were oblivious to the cost of their mandates. A lot of liberal rhetoric did seem to value rights and

values over duties and responsibilities.

(Obama then veers off this brilliant thought pattern and digs a bit into Reagan's legacy.)

Audacity of Hope peaks early. The above passage appears on page 31.