Reverend Wright

aimeecc · 03-20-2008, 10:37 AM

The difference is Obama is suppossed to stand for hope and the future and unity. That's his platform.

We expected scandals and covered up deals from the Clintons. She isn't running on a platform that says "I don't have scandals and shady deals." Obama is running a campaign on "I represent the future and unity and Clinton is divisive" but he is surrounded by people (or at least one person) that are divisive as his mentors and who are about the past.

And yes, Wright said "God damn America" more than once. That makes its repeated.

03-20-2008, 10:37 AM	#10
aimeecc Super Intendent Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Arlington, VA Posts: 249	The difference is Obama is suppossed to stand for hope and the future and unity. That's his platform. We expected scandals and covered up deals from the Clintons. She isn't running on a platform that says "I don't have scandals and shady deals." Obama is running a campaign on "I represent the future and unity and Clinton is divisive" but he is surrounded by people (or at least one person) that are divisive as his mentors and who are about the past. And yes, Wright said "God damn America" more than once. That makes its repeated.

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