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Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS
I feel that way about many Obama supporters. I didn't know Clinton was making that part of her platform (  ) until I saw her rally the other day where she was making fun of Obama.
While I agree with what she said and smirked a little, it's a bad political tactic that makes her look desperate. A commentator said that's not "politics" and while it got a great crowd response at a rally, it will do more harm than good for her campaign. |
There are always political "fanboys" just like there are for anything else. Obama attracts more people so perhaps he has more of them, but they do not seem to be in the majority by any means. Are newspapers and politicians who endorse him also delusional? Why must "hope" be framed as "naivete?"
Clinton just makes herself look desperate and has helped the media shift the focus from her vs. Obama to "Which side of Hillary Clinton will we see at the debate?"
ETA: According to MSNBC this morning Obama is up nationally 54% to 38% and has pulled ahead in Texas.
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