
If a PUMA runs wild and no one pays attention to it, can it still make a sound?
You’d think by the media’s silence that we disappeared. Apparently, still not domesticated
Oregon editorial profiles a few PUMAs
Obama’s victory over Clinton convinced Atkins that a conspiracy in her own party brought down Clinton. Atkins wrestled with anxiety and depression before turning to the Web for solace. There she found common cause with the PUMAs (“Party Unity My Ass”) —a movement of Democrats refusing to back Obama as their party’s nominee.
and notes once again
But the fact that they’re now on McCain’s Straight Talk Express points to a persistent problem for the Obama campaign that runs deeper than a handful of bitter donors in one blue West Coast state. In an Associated Press-Yahoo News poll last week, just 58 percent of Clinton’s supporters said they plan to vote for Obama. That’s the same percentage that said so in June,
and while I didn’t expect the stolen primary to be mentioned, at least the conclusion is this
“Character is more important than positions and policy, because all that stuff gets negotiated and flopped around anyway,” she says. “It’s a trust thing. Obama, I just don’t trust him.”
5 comments
October 1, 2008 at 11:38 am
Jessie Britton
As a life long Democrat, I find it difficult, but not impossible to cast my vote against Obama. The very thought of him being the Commander in Chief almost makes me sick. Just for a moment, imagine a nuclear face off with Iran and he is in negotiations with the President of Iran, and with the matter of his judgement and values coming into play , he has to make the right decision. It scares the hell out of me. Would we surrender facing a nuclear attack, or would we tell him our response would be the total destruction of Iran. He is a serial flip flopper and I bet that you are having a hard time deciding how you he would respond.
October 1, 2008 at 1:00 pm
angrynana
I think there are many like us who fear an Obama presidency. The main problem with the election is the youth vote. They are so naive and clueless. The underhanded dealings in Ohio is probably going to place that state for Obama. If he gets in and has a DEM congress, the ramifications are very dangerous. The voter fraud will be swept under the carpet and our government will be “dirty” for years.
October 1, 2008 at 4:16 pm
lee M.
Angrynana, if Obama gets in our government will not only be “dirty”, it will be non-existant as we now know it. He campaigned for his cousin Odinga in Kenya and you know what happened there. Churches were burned to the ground while filled with people who went there for sanctuary.
Howard Dean had made the boast even before we were presented with Obama. In 2004 Dean and his brother made boasts that they were going to take over the Democratic party and change it forever. They did, didn’t they? Whether it is forever or not remains to be seen.
In some of his very first speeches Obama declared that first he was going to win the primaries, then he was going to win the general election and then he was going to change the world. Sound familiar? This is akin to the same route Adolph Hitler took in the early 1930’s. Then he began his campaign to rule Europe and then he changed the world all right. We had a world war the likes of which nobody dreamed of.
A lot of people poopooed Hitler as a wannabe but he almost made his boast to rule the world.
We are facing the same thing that Germany faced back then. All these young people remind me of Hitler’s Youth Squads. And it is not only the young people. Look at how many parents stood proudly by while Obama’s youth chorus sang their song to their “Leader” in that You Tube video. It is so scary and so identical to what happened in Germany under Hitler that I get sick just thinking about it.
Voter fraud will be the least of our worries if Obama gets elected. There will be no more voting to worry about if he and his cohorts get by with what they have planned for America.
You think the threats in Missouri are outrageous? That will be the norm if he and his goon squads are let into power.
October 1, 2008 at 5:37 pm
Grail Guardian
lee M.
I couldn’t have said it better! We are on the verge of the Fourth Reich (right down to Joe Biden as Heidelberg), and if you are not scared it’s because you are not paying attention.
October 1, 2008 at 6:50 pm
Scott Ferrarello
Where we need the Puma’s is Ohio and PA.