White Shogun
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White Shogun said:
Hidebeast barely beat Obama in the very white state ofNew Hampshire. I wonder how she will do in South Carolinawiththat state'sDemo machineknee deep in Negroes? That should be interesting. If he gets on a roll and she gets her big behind handed to her on a consistent basis what will her pledged supporters do? Would the donkeys risk alienating their precious blacks if Obama gains momentum? Could get dicey. I have a feeling that the Clinton scandal operatives will dig up some juicy tid bits about Yo Bama.
Well, Obama destroyed Hillary in South Carolina. Poor John Edwards didn't fare well at all in his home state, all of his Negro pandering over the years was for naught.
[url]http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Vote2008/story?id=4195240& ;page=1[/url]
Sen. Barack Obama, vying to become the nation's first black president, has won the South Carolina primary today, boosted by a record turnout of African-American voters in a state whose electorate appears polarized along racial lines.
Obama overwhelmingly beat Sen. Hillary Clinton with 55 percent support to her 27 percent, and former Sen. John Edwards, trailing with 18 percent support, with almost all preccints reporting.
"Tonight, the cynics who believed that what began in the snows of Iowa was just an illusion were told a different story by the good people of South Carolina," Obama said to supporters tonight.
"We have the most votes, the most delegates, and the most diverse coalition of Americans we've seen in a long, long time," Obama told supporters, who cheered "Yes we can!"
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[url]http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Vote2008/story?id=4195240& ;page=1[/url]
Sen. Barack Obama, vying to become the nation's first black president, has won the South Carolina primary today, boosted by a record turnout of African-American voters in a state whose electorate appears polarized along racial lines.
Obama overwhelmingly beat Sen. Hillary Clinton with 55 percent support to her 27 percent, and former Sen. John Edwards, trailing with 18 percent support, with almost all preccints reporting.
"Tonight, the cynics who believed that what began in the snows of Iowa was just an illusion were told a different story by the good people of South Carolina," Obama said to supporters tonight.
"We have the most votes, the most delegates, and the most diverse coalition of Americans we've seen in a long, long time," Obama told supporters, who cheered "Yes we can!"
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Blacks are voting for Obama 4-1. But this isn't racist, they just prefer his policies over Hillary's.
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White Shogun said:
Like the "Skull&Bones" Bushes and "Sick Willie ClinTAX", Hitlerly Rotten ClinTAX has been selected by the Bilderberg Group (of which David Rockefeller is a senior member). The Elite love to create the image of a "choice"...both between (controlled) GOP and DNC, and amongst the DNC "frontrunners" themselves. In my estimation, the Hildabeast has already been green-lighted for the Oval Office, and this "battle" with Obuma is just a smokescreen to deceive the obliviot sheeple. Have a look at some of the articles/links below...
[url]http://www.infowars.com/articles/nwo/bilderberg_hillary_atte nd_bilderberg.htm[/url]
[url]http://www.infowars.com/articles/nwo/bilderberg_group_admits _influence.htm[/url]
White Shogun said:Blacks are voting for Obama 4-1. But this isn't racist, they just prefer his policies over Hillary's.
Looks like Ted Kennedy and Caroline also prefer Obama over Hillary.
[url]http://www.boston.com/news/politics/politicalintelligence/20 08/01/ted_kennedy_end.html[/url]
By Susan Milligan
Globe staff
WASHINGTON -- Senator Edward M. Kennedy will endorse Barack Obama for president tomorrow, breaking his year-long neutrality to send a powerful signal of where the legendary Massachusetts Democrat sees the party going -- and who he thinks is best to lead it.
Kennedy confidantes told the Globe today that the Bay State's senior senator will appear with Obama and Kennedy's niece, Caroline Kennedy, at a morning rally at American University in Washington tomorrow to announce his support.
That will be a potentially significant boost for Obama as he heads into a series of critical primaries on Super Tuesday, Feb. 5.
Kennedy believes Obama can ``transcend race'' and bring unity to the country, a Kennedy associate told the Globe. Kennedy was also impressed by Obama's deep involvement last year in the bipartisan effort to craft legislation on immigration reform, a politically touchy subject the other presidential candidates avoided, the associate said.