Ed,
> Wrong again. http://leafe.com/archives/showMsg/378550
Again, not one substantive reason for your preference. All of the items you
cite in that message have to do with personality and popularity. Why would
we care about Limbaugh, and what does one person being perceived as more
calculating or believable than the other have to do with being a good
president?
Trust is earned. Obama just hasn't been around long enough to have earned
trust. He hasn't done much of anything at all yet on the national scene.
Believability is just a fluffy, feel-good mush-word if the candidate has no
earned trust 'bank' to draw on.
Your responses sound like you're looking for a cheerleader in chief that the
other side won't lob hardballs at. Obama has plenty for the right wing to go
after, and surely they'll take every advantage they can find.
Frankly, Hillary is better positioned to fight the right wing. Obama has
benefited by the Democrats' desire to be PC. The right wing has far fewer
sensibilities about those things.
Kristyne
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