Kos and Rush Team Up : Ok, so there's an allegation on the

[BenDavid]

Internet about a doctored picture of Obama. Kos writes: Obama "blacker" ad no accident. Rush writes: Huge See, I Told You So: Clinton Ad Darkens Obama.....
To increase the odds they'll be successful, they were as clear as dirty mud. Someone named cartwrightdale: posted the allegation.
This person alleges that they got a doctored Obama photo from Hillary's site, but, of course,they chose not to provide the link so we could verify for ourselves that the as-yet-unverified allegation was, in fact, from Hillary's site..

If they wanted to be taken seriously, why not provide the link? Or is no proof necessary when accusing the Clintons of race-baiting? Here's more - two pictures of Obama from Feb 2 in Minneapolis, presumably taken seconds apart by the same guy using the same camera.

Obama seems to be changing colors as he stands there. Is this more proof that Hillary is running a race-baiting campaign of fear? Or does it prove that light can sometimes affect a picture? And since I'm not like the race-baiting Hillary-haters, I'll give you the link so you can see *I* am not lying.
http://blog.4president.org/2008/barack_obama/index.html

scroll down till you see the two pictures.....

Ben David

[MadBadger]

1. Speaking of Rush, did you hear Bill Clinton appeared on his show earlier in the week?

[AX10]

2. K & R!

Obama's minions have used the race card all too much during this election cycle.

[OHdem10]

3. Think about it--even a GOPer on Fox says think about it.

Clinton would be too smart to do something like this.

There is not advantage. The picture has been disclaimed
by the Clinton Campaign.

The person at Fox explained it looks as if it is a picture
from a negative ad. Negative Ads often are done with everything
more dark--creates negative feelings--therefore Obama would
appear appropriately more dark. There is a technical way of
accomplishing this.

Kos has been drifting to the dark side.

[moobu2]

4. Barack turned red when Hillary won Texas

(In his speech that night) Guess he was a teeny weeny bit upset