A disturbing pattern for Obama?

[KennedyGuy]

http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/01/28/post-sotu-al-kaidee-on-the-run-open-thread/

"That immature rudeness (what else can one call it?) reminds me of Mr. Obama’s behavior after he lost in Nevada. He not congratulate Sen. Clinton on her victory, nor did he call her with congratulations. In contrast, on Saturday night after the South Carolina primary, Sen. Clinton called Sen. Obama to congratulate him, and did so too in her speech in Tennessee, carried live on C-Span.

There’s something arrogant — and ill-mannered — about the man when he’s “scoring” victories and endorsements. That is, if it can be said that he really “scored” today when he got the endorsement of Teddy Kennedy, despised by Republicans (who Obama is courting). The same Teddy Kennedy that an arrogant Obama attacked nastily in 2003:

“hen he was an Illinois State Senator in 2003 … Sen. Ted Kennedy, the liberal lion, for not showing enough political backbone on “a prescription drug bill being considered by Congress".

[quinnox]

1. Obama needs to grow up

I know he is in his forties but he is acting like a teenager in maturity.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

23. HRC disappeared from SC to campaign in CA

that was a very big snub for the people of SC (sending your husband doesn't count).

[rodeodance]

33. I think you might be a bit envious of the big labor endorsement she went to get

[iconocrastic]

47. Yes, Obama must be more mature - Like the Clintons hahahahahahahahahahaha

[Kittycat]

2. ...

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/08/03/clinton-obama-tensions-spill-into-the-senate/
The relationship began to change, according to several Democrats who are friendly to both senators, when Mr. Obama began musing aloud about a presidential bid. The day he opened his exploratory committee, several Senate observers said, he extended his hand and said hello on the Senate floor. She breezed by him, offering a cool stare.

[1corona4u]

4. Stop posting the same fucking link...

get some new material.

[Renew Deal]

7. boo freaking hoo

:rofl:

[1corona4u]

11. Bite me.

[Kittycat]

8. The same could be said with this thread and the continuous posting about

Handshakegate. It's pointless. Pot meet Kettle.

[1corona4u]

21. Oh, Chicago...

why am I not surprised.

I hate Chicago. I especially hate the Whitehall Hotel. Over rated shithole.

[KennedyGuy]

12. show me where I have used the same link in more than one post

or..with all due respect..shut the fuck up...

[KennedyGuy]

15. still waiting..or do you prefer to just lie and walk away?

[1corona4u]

18. Not you.....

the Obama shill...Kitycat.

[KennedyGuy]

20. I'm sorry..my bad

[Quixote1818]

43. Perhaps people should stop posting on this subject then

Hillary supporters are spamming GDP with this kind of crap and so people Obama supporters feel a need to give both sides with facts but when they do they get attacked and all they did was present both sides. :hurts:

You all just want your side out there over, and over and over and over and over with no opposing side. Give me a break.

[UALRBSofL]

45. Quixote

I'm a Hillary supporter but I haven't posted but one time on the hand shaking incident and what I said last night was I couldn't tell whether he turned his back on her or not. That said, you shouldn't paint every Hillary supporter with the same brush.

[Quixote1818]

46. You are correct. Sorry if it came across that way. nt

[KennedyGuy]

10. wow..deja vu

[SharonAnn]

16. So one rude act deserves another? That's kid stuff. Grow up!

[rodeodance]

35. Obama-'turning his back" trumps a "cool stare"

[Catherine Vincent]

3. If Obama were to win the nomination, lord knows how he'd handle it.

[zabet]

5. Arrogant.

It will only get worse too.
Chimpy is arrogant, Obama
admires him.....I fear because
they are kindred spirits.

[IndianaJones]

6. The Kennedy endorsememt is more about his dislike of the Clintons...

than his liking Obama.

[robbedvoter]

9. Bingo! Old power struggle in the party. Obama just became the new football.

[Cameron27]

13. Yep

that's exactly what's happening, a DC power struggle.

[cooolandrew]

14. So forgiveness is not allowed. Clearly they have resolved differences since 03.

[1corona4u]

17. Here's a couple more for the album..

[ljm2002]

25. Those are some very telling photos...

...and I'm not seeing Mr. Unity shining through in them.

[rodeodance]

31. whow.

[robbedvoter]

34. Wow! It almost makes me think of W's pics with his appointees..same expression

[Infinite Hope]

19. (Edit) The witch & her husband made it personal. I wouldn't have warm feelings toward her either.

And I don't blame him for snubbing her.

[rodeodance]

22. Please do not call Sen. Clinton a b*** .

The bitch and her husband made the race personal. I wouldn't have warm feelings toward her either.
Posted by Infinite Hope


And I don't blame him for snubbing her.

[ljm2002]

24. Yeah, like Obama's "witch" wife never said anything personal...

...while campaigning for her husband.

Oh, I shouldn't be calling Michelle Obama a "witch"? Well right you are. But then why is it okay to call Hillary a (b)itch?

Screw you.

(edited to make terms more palatable -- in response to original being edited)

[rodeodance]

26. The above poster was wise to edit his post and I hope you will be wise also.

[rodeodance]

27. Thank you for the edit.

[1corona4u]

30. The witch and her husband?

You mean these people?

[Cameron27]

49. The witch?

I'm assuming you don't mean that in a good way. :puke:

[Name removed]

28. Deleted message

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[rodeodance]

29. nothing disturbing about it at all.

[ShortnFiery]

32. Coming from an individual who makes an issue about "Michelle dances funny" how can I be surprised

that SOME HRC supporters have sunk into the blood, muck and filth of *interpreting non-verbals?*

You're all "Miss Cleo" and can read peoples minds. :crazy:

Wow! Now that's what I would consider "delusion." :thumbsdown:

[rodeodance]

36. For the record--I have never said that.

[KennedyGuy]

37. wow..if a Hillary supporter said "miss Cleo" we would be called racist.

I mean Bill said the "JJ" word. (Jessie Jackson) and was pounded for it..

[Quixote1818]

44. No fucking kidding! It's like George Bush calling Kerry a flip flopper over

and over and over and over to see it it will begin to stick. Only this time around it's Hillary Rove :eyes:

[BlackVelvet04]

38. The best way for the Obama supporters to put this to rest

is to say "that wasn't nice and I wish he hadn't done that" and move on. I don't see that happening. I see a lot of excuses.

When John Edwards took a potshot at Hillary for her emotional moment I didn't like it. I support Edwards but I didn't like that particular comment. I didn't excuse it, I didn't blame Hillary for something she may have said about Edwards at another time I accepted that John Edwards said something I didn't like and agree with.

Grow up people. Obama's action isn't defensible and it was childish. Just admit it and move on.

[rodeodance]

39. I think Obama needs to say it. just saying.

The best way for the Obama supporters to put this to rest

is to say "that wasn't nice and I wish he hadn't done that" and move on. I don't see that happening. I see a lot of excuses.

When John Edwards took a potshot at Hillary for her emotional moment I didn't like it. I support Edwards but I didn't like that particular comment. I didn't excuse it, I didn't blame Hillary for something she may have said about Edwards at another time I accepted that John Edwards said something I didn't like and agree with.

Grow up people. Obama's action isn't defensible and it was childish. Just admit it and move on.

[BlackVelvet04]

40. But the supporters saying it on DU would help diffuse it on

DU. Of course Obama should say it as well.

[rodeodance]

41. You are right and I should have said that in my initial post back to you.

[BlackVelvet04]

42. Didn't John Edwards apologize for his

comment about tears? I think he did, but I'm not sure.

[milkyway]

48. Umm...does Johnson know that Obama did not lose Nevada? He received more national delegates,

Hillary received more state delegates (there was no announced popular vote totals). You figure out which is more important.