Hey Obama fans, can you guys get Kerry on the air AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE?

[Clintonista2]

Anyone remember how during the 2004 election, his poll numbers dropped the more people saw of him? He is apparently having the same effect on the Obama campaign :rofl::rofl::rofl:


PLEAAAAASE get this guy on the air, I want people to be listening to him 24/7! :rofl:

[ursi]

1. Democrats eating their own! LOL!

[Hydra]

5. Kerry is our own?

I was told to vote for him or we'd have 4 more years of Bush. He didn't even bother to call them on BLATANT election fraud(5+ million votes).

When people like Kerry or Bill spend more time in public stumping for people, we tend to get less forgiving of their shortcomings.

[Clintonista2]

9. A vote for Kerry was a vote against Bush.

[robbedvoter]

43. And then he shat all over it!

[rodeodance]

19. I would say this for the Clinton campaign also-Kerry being out there as

the front spokesperson was not a wise political choice for a variety of reasons.

[KittyWampus]

2. isn't the ignore feature working?

[Lerkfish]

3. I think that's a good idea. Hey, while you're at it, how about Bill making more race-baiting

comments? how about it?

[SoFlaJet]

7. yea but we know who will wear the pants suit

in HER administration if God forbid it comes to that. Can you believe the most popular president in a generation as being somebody the campaign has to "keep in line"?

[Lerkfish]

13. sad, but not too surprising.

[Clintonista2]

8. Aww Lerky, you still posting? Haven't you "quit" DU like 47 times now?

[Lerkfish]

17. never anything of substance, eh?

at any rate, my post was mostly tongue in cheek, trying to highlight how flamebaity your OP was.

[rodeodance]

27. here is some substance:- MASS was SWEET. Go HIllary~

[DisgustipatedinCA]

29. (sic) WHOW! n/t

.

[Occam Bandage]

31. Know what else was sweet? Alabama, Alaska, Colorado,

Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, and Utah. Oh, and capturing more delegates. That was nice, too.

[Lerkfish]

39. thanks, at least you're making an arguable point

:)

[rodeodance]

41. honey goes a long way compared to the Divisive politics of the Obambabies.

[Lerkfish]

50. I wouldn't know, i support neither Obama nor Clinton

my preferred candidate dropped out

[rodeodance]

52. sorry, I too supported edwards this time, (back in 04 also) but had to make a choice

[rodeodance]

21. Obama and his campers did the race-baiting on their own.

[Lerkfish]

23. Riiiiiiiiiight. Keep on spinning that one.

"who you gonna believe, Me, or your lying eyes?"

[rodeodance]

44. Obama was no Leader in waiting days before he said Hillary's comments were NOT racial--and

in the meantime Obama surrogates toxified the stew!! (talking the MLK comments that started this Swiftboating attach on Bill. C.)

[Occam Bandage]

24. South Carolina disagreed.

[Occam Bandage]

4. You didn't notice how Obama surged in the polls, and overtook Hillary in 10 states? Huh.

[SoFlaJet]

11. the spin is going so fast

that these Hill-bots are getting dizzy-forgive them Occam, they have a job to do too ya know...

[TornadoTN]

20. Yeah, they seem to forget that little tidbit

They like to focus on their Divide & Conquer strategy that the Clinton's have been so keen to use to get their way. If they want to play slash and burn politics, thats fine, but don't be surprised when the very people they have bashed on this board for daring to go against Her Royal Highness aren't too eager to campaign for her or donate their hard earned money to her.

[Occam Bandage]

22. Which makes this "HAHA KERRY/KENNEDY HURT OBAMA" business insane. He shot up in the polls after,

and ended up winning ten more states than he was set to before TK's endorsement. I wouldn't say it's all Kennedy--or even that it's mostly Kennedy--but saying that Kennedy hurt him is bizarre.

What really hurt Obama is the number of early voters; they went for Hillary much more than day-of voters.

[TornadoTN]

30. Early voters were key for Hillary

The fact that he was able to close the gap in these states is amazing to me, especially given how far behind he is. I expect this to continue as we go forward, which bodes very well for Obama.

However, I'm very concerned about the convention. We could be looking at something that will make Gore v. Bush 2000 pale in comparison and will seriously fracture the party.

[Bonobo]

6. You've proved to have a 100% consistency rate for crap posts.

Good thing I won't see them anymore after I do this...

[ProSense]

10. It's funny that Hillary is forced to run against the 2004 nominee instead of the

candidate endorsed by Senators Kerry and Kennedy.

[Clintonista2]

12. It's also funny that Kerry was for edwards before he was against him

Kerry really has a problem with consistency, huh?

[Occam Bandage]

18. Kerry liked Edwards. He likes Obama even more. OMG FLIP-FLOOPING.

[quinnox]

14. I have to admit

the picture of the kool-aid man is giving me chuckles. No offense to Obama fans, I have a quirky sense of humor.

[Jennicut]

15. Would you dislike Kerry so much if he had endorsed Hillary ?

Really, she was unforgiving of his "botched joke". He was turned off and and went for the other candidate. I proudly voted for Kerry in 2004. No one can say he would have been worse than Bush. I think he would have made a very good president actually.

[Jennicut]

16. Would you dislike Kerry so much if he had endorsed Hillary ?

Really, she was unforgiving of his "botched joke". He was turned off and and went for the other candidate. I proudly voted for Kerry in 2004. No one can say he would have been worse than Bush. I think he would have made a very good president actually.

[rodeodance]

25. I am glad he is an Obamababy problem.

[TornadoTN]

32. Cute - Obamababy. Since he's mastered the art of crying so well

I haven't seen it from Obama, but maybe he'll shed a tear or two for Hillary for having "fought so hard".

[rodeodance]

42. Obama has his Obamababies doing the crying and whining.

[RaleighNCDUer]

36. They guy who won the election in 2004 is a problem?

Let's not forget it was McAuliffe and the DLC powermongers who refused to back him in challanging the results in Ohio.

And who are THEY supporting now?

[Clintonista2]

38. Sorry, he didn't win, because he didn't fight LIKE HE PROMISED

[robbedvoter]

47. back, schmack - he decided to concede "so they don't call him a crybaby"

[Clintonista2]

37. I made it clear long before Kerry endorsed anyone, that his endorsment would be damaging

I was right.

[robbedvoter]

48. NOTHING can take the stink of his concession to W - except maybe his championing

the clean election cause. Which he didn't.

[Straight Shooter]

26. John Kerry, evening of election 2004: "I will fight the election results!"

John Kerry, morning after: "Thanks for all the contributions to fighting the results, suckers! I concede."

[robbedvoter]

45. Famous last words...."They'll call us cry babies" God forbid! better throw our votes away

then get called names!

[rodeodance]

46. and it went PLUNK!

[katty]

28. Kerry has no clout or credibility, he didn't even want his

votes re-counted.

[CarolNYC]

33. Geez...

I'm a Clinton supporter, like you, but this OP is just totally tasteless. Ugh!

This place is pathetic sometimes....well, almost always lately.

[LittleClarkie]

54. Thank you.

Just being the supporter of a different candidate shouldn't mean that a person like Kerry deserves ridicule.

[mtnsnake]

34. lmao

:rofl:

[Egnever]

35. Sure! You can help!

Call you local stations and tell them you want to see more of him!

[mmonk]

40. As long as you keep the Clintons on the air.

[themaguffin]

49. Sure, & Hillary please continue to run on being First Lady

[LittleClarkie]

51. Sure, if he can make up the deficit in Massachusetts

so that Obama was even competitive there, I can only imagine what he could do elsewhere.

And he was elsewhere. Must be part of the reason Obama won 13 states, eh?

[blm]

53. Kerry WON. DNC let the RNC steal it - - again.

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