Obama's happy, drama-free appeal

[keep_it_real]

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In the days and weeks ahead, the Barack Obama campaign is going to pose a simple question to the undecided voters and undeclared superdelegates who will decide the Democratic nomination for president: If Hillary Clinton can’t run a good primary campaign, how is she ever going to run a good campaign against the Republicans?

And while she says she is ready from Day One to be president, she is at something like Day 430 into being a presidential candidate and her campaign seems to be going from bad to worse to train wreck.

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Obama assembled his top staff and laid down three “predicates” for the campaign.

“First, it was to be a campaign based on grass-roots politics,” Axelrod said. “Second, there was to be no drama, that we were all on the same team. And third, the campaign should be joyful. That has really happened.”

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0408/9436.html

[niyad]

1. "happy talk" I wonder what these people are smoking

[stellanoir]

2. You might consider trying some

instead of throwing the kitchen sink around incessantly, and advocating the perpetuation of "terror at 3 am" fear mongering scenarios.

[The Wielding Truth]

3. Wow. Obama has a plan and runs his campaign himself.

Firsticatesmbled his top staff and laid down three “predicates” for the campaign.

“First, it was to be a campaign based on grass-roots politics,” Axelrod said. “Second, there was to be no drama, that we were all on the same team. And third, the campaign should be joyful. That has really happened.”

How refreshing that a candidate can think, plan, and execute his own plan!

[FrenchieCat]

4. And be overwhelmingly successful!

We should all take a page out of that organizer book! :)

[mdmc]

5. joyful