in this Jan. 21, 2008 file photo, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., left, and former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards chat while participating in a rally on the South Carolina Capitol steps in honor of Martin Luther King, in Columbia, S.C. Edwards has given his long-awaited endorsement to Barack Obama, it was announced Wednesday, May 14, 2008.
Oh, well. You had your chance to be wrong with honor. You are a very
confused person.
Ron, I am not worried about being "confused". The cyclic nature of reality
assures me that winter always turns into spring, chaos always turns into
order and confusion always turns into clarity. Despite being confused I
know the difference between rhetoric and actions. I wll vote for Barack
Obama if nominated, even though he will in all probabality end up a weak
"Jimmy Carter" type President, who nontheless gives good speeches.
Well, nature is also a conservationist, and you could have avoided all of
this by not getting faked out by Hillary's shift to the right, which
appeals to your fealty to authority, and sticking with the populist
candidate, whom your old candidate now stands behind. What's amazing is
that you know you're confused, and you still won't say you're wrong. You
don't know anything about Barack Obama's talents as a leader. Nothing. You
only know what you've been trained to think by Hillary Clinton's campaign.
I mean, shit, didn't that lame ass argument about speech vs. action end
like four months ago? Pick a new smear already.