Coming to a TV near you? That would be something.
To some Obama losing Pennsylvania was not that big of a deal. After all he is still ahead in delegates and only lost by 10 points. To others, the 10 points he lost by is a huge margin. He has been slipping further down in polls, meanwhile, Hillary is moving up. If you could put both of them in the ring who would win? Hillary of course! Obama would run away and hide, just like he is doing now.
Barack is making mistakes, which Hillary is proudly pointing out in all of her ‘attack ads’. And Obama is running away like a scared little chicken. He knows that if he enters another debate he will lose. He has done horribly in recent debates because the questions are too hard for him to answer, well, hard for him to answer honestly. Questions about Rev. Wright, his ‘bitterness’ comments, Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn will surface once again. Last time Obama could not answer them, truthfully. We saw Mr. Orator turn into Mr. Mumble mouth. If it’s written on the page, he can read it, but if he’s trying to come up with something off the top of his head forget about it. Hillary’s people know this, so they want more debates. Obama is afraid. He should be.
In his speech after the primary on Tuesday, it appears Obama continues to believe that since he is the only candidate that is for ‘Hope and Change’ aka the new ‘Ambassador of Hope’, a cause that many believe is as empty as I think his head is, it causes him to receive more criticism thus creating distractions on his ‘issues’, which we are still waiting for specifics on many by the way:
“After fourteen long months, it’s easy to forget this from time to time – to lose sight of the fierce urgency of this moment. It’s easy to get caught up in the distractions and the silliness and the tit-for-tat that consumes our politics; the bickering that none of us are immune to, and that trivializes the profound issues – two wars, an economy in recession, a planet in peril.”
Apparently Obama has no idea where he is or what he is doing. The only one losing sight (along with votes) is him. The criticisms he is receiving from Clinton, among others, are all apart of politics. He sounds like a cry-baby who doesn’t like to be picked on. All this talk about hope and change and we see that he cannot change and is hopeless: From wanting to sit down with Iranians, to having a racist wacko preacher as a mentor, to telling middle America that you are bitter so you turn to God and guns, and a wife who isn’t exactly a spokesperson for patriotism. What else will we uncover as time continues? Republicans, and more importantly, John McCain hope for a lot more.
In polls, Hillary has a lead in Indiana and Kentucky. Things are a bit tighter in North Carolina.
Too bad these two cannot duke it out physically. My money would be on Hillary. Something tells me she uses Bill as a punching bag. It would get the highest ratings on cable for sure.
