Picture in your mind's eye Ted Kennedy introducing Obama at rallies from here on

[Proud2BAmurkin]

and all the media coverage that will come with it

:evilgrin:

[Tatiana]

1. Substantive post, as always n/t

[Buzz Clik]

8. No kidding.

[BeatleBoot]

2. Or John Kerry...

[LittleClarkie]

6. Don't forget to post the FrankenKerry one.

am I still on a Democratic site?

[BeatleBoot]

12. That would be mean.

you asked: am I still on a Democratic site?



I ask myself that everytime I read a post on here by an Obama supporter.

[papau]

20. We could have Obama, Oprah, Teddy, Kerry, and Murdoch (O'Reilly?) on stage together

Murdoch endorsed Obama (NY Post - also owns Fox News) as being less of a worry to the right

Obama would bring us all together it seems


http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/postopinion.htm


POST ENDORSES BARACK OBAMA


January 30, 2008 -- Democrats in 22 states across America go to the polls next Tuesday to pick between two presidential prospects: Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

We urge them to choose Obama - an untried candidate, to be sure, but preferable to the junior senator from New York.<snip>

For all his charisma and his eloquence, the rookie senator sorely lacks seasoning: Regarding national security, his worldview is beyond naive; America must defend itself against those sworn to destroy the nation.

His all-things-to-all-people approach to complicated domestic issues also arouses scant confidence. "Change!" for the sake of change does not a credible campaign platform make. But he remains a highly intelligent man, with a strong record as a conciliator.<snip>

Finally, Sen. Clinton stands philosophically far to the left of her husband, and is much more disciplined in pursuit of her agenda.<snip>

[Ken Burch]

3. Dude, nobody hates Teddy anymore. Other than a few DLC'ers like you.

It's only gonna help Obama. People who hate Teddy aren't going to vote for us anyway. And we know they wouldn't vote for HRC.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

13. Not talking about hate

[Ken Burch]

19. Well, you're also wrong to assume that being seen with Teddy is the kiss of death

He used to stump for Bill, back in the day. Even took him out on his boat.
Face it, people aren't obssesively anti-Kennedy anymore.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

21. I dont' think that but it undermines the whole "future" thing

[Ken Burch]

26. Not necessarily. It's best of the future joined with the best of the tradition.

And it gets Obama past the "he's ditching the boomers" slur.

[MethuenProgressive]

4. That'll be a picture featured in GOP ads if Obama's nominated.

Ted's not very well liked outside of our party.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

5. Imagine his spouse having to do it.

:rofl:

[anamandujano]

7. Maybe he's ready to jettison the "new" from his rhetoric.

.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

17. ding

[ErnestoG]

9. Picture in your mind's eye me yawning ferociously.

[Blue-Jay]

10. Tell us why you dislike Ted Kennedy so much.

[Kittycat]

11. Yes, please.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

14. I'm not the one who called him OLD and SPINELESS, that was Obama. But he's so 1981

[Blue-Jay]

18. Answer my question, please.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

22. I like Ted K

[Blue-Jay]

23. Yet you insinuated that Kennedy introducing Obama is a bad thing.

Please explain, if you don't mind.

[OHdem10]

15. No disrespect---It depends on which states. As John Grishom

noted it can hurt in many states.

[John Q. Citizen]

16. I picture Ted K. Jimmy C. Caroline K John K and John E. all introducing Obama. You got a problem

with that?

[dionysus]

24. i like the sound of that post :)

[frylock]

25. you seem to have an obsession with ted..

it's not healthy.