By: Jon Howell

Jon Howell — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 15:46:01 +0000

Serious thought should go into investigating how the least liked Republican (McCain) wins the nomination. I have personally noticed that the last three losers in the presidential race (GORE, KERRY and now McCain) all have one thing in common they have all fought with less grit and wisdom then one would expect of persons desiring our nations highest office. The case can be made that after winning their party’s nomination the next president is descided not by popular vote or the electoral college but by some other group of people. This mysterious group of people also appears to have great influence with general slant of the media. Note the media can not honestly be describe as liberal because this is the same media that gave us eight years of the “compassionate conservative” the honorable George without a clue Bush.
I have a sneaky suspicion that the American people have had much
less to do with selecting who is president of our country than we ever imagined. As media companys and corporations merge more and more it will be easier for are leaders to be handed to us than ever before. Yet we the common people will not have the slightest clue why we vote do the things we do.
However, in this case with providing us with our first black president I am more than flattered for now. I just hope that whoever groomed this man for office will also protect him while he is there. Personally, I don’t see Obama finishing a complete term without being shot down.

By: rjjrdq

rjjrdq — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 06:39:55 +0000

How did he get the nomination? Hid campaign was on “life support”. Remember that? I always thought there was something strange about someone that even Republicans weren’t on board with rising from the ashes to get that nomination.

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