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Mark said 08/26, 12:18 PM
All ur so called threats don't exist. I'll counter each point with points of my own.

1. Do u really think that his young supporters only support him out of peer pressure? Do you really think that they will just decide NOT to vote for him even though they voted for him in the primaries especially when the general election is actually the election to make him president? He won't lose his younger supporters to McCain.

2. His campaign team is anything but arrogant toward Clinton supporters. They have a whole sections welcoming them on his website. he is constantly trying to get Hillary to speak louder for him and bring in her voters especially the elderly.

3. The statements she made that were "controversial" were only blown up cuz of the republicans trying to take advantage of anything or anyone near Obama. At the convention she did a great job at conveying a typical american family to better relate to others. Family won't be a problem for him.

4. He has tried to befriend them but they are most still bitter. It's not his fault they can't learn to lose. He's done enough and plans more in the conventions to bring her supporters to him.

he never talks about his race.it isn't a prob

Mark said 08/26, 04:15 PM
on the race issue, the media stopped obsessing about his race 10 years ago! no one talks about it anymore except for u.

i don't see how his brother or whoever in Kenya will affect Obama or his campaign for president. I don't know about you but i ,like most people, don't get swayed from one candidate to the other based on comments from a relative living in Africa when i'm electing someone in the U.S.
on your 2nd point about the arrogance of obama's campaign, you fail to show how they ARE arrogant in the first place! They are the ones reaching out to hillarry supporters, they never acted like "We're gonna win this election with a landslide" they always said it was gonna be hard and McCain would be a challenge.

So basically, your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th arguments are completely wrong. Race isn't an issue in the campaign, Obama's family is only getting better with the media and there is no "controversy" and it was blown up in the past by republicans. He won't lose the young vote at all. they still stand by him. and on ur 4th point, Obama has never sidelined them. he's honoring them very well at the conventions. It's the clintons that are having a hard time coming toward him.

Mark said 08/27, 01:02 PM
who are you to speak of what the media says in THE U.S. if you live in Australia! if stories are running about his race and family in Kenya, they certainly aren't getting much attention here. The race issue, was dealt with long ago in this country. Maybe not in Australia, but over here we're moving on.

No one knew about his brother's statements in Kenya until you mentioned it. You know why? CUZ NO ONE CARES what a brother in Kenya thinks of his brother. It won't get people health insurance or military families any more help. ppl don't decide to vote for someone or not based on comments made by a brother half a world away.

again, Obama and his staff are trying to do all they can to bring Clinton supporters by their side in a respectful manner. YOu need to move into this country and actually smell the real coffee buddy!

We have still yet to hear his speech. Michelle Obama certainly praised Clinton to help gain her supporters. They are doing more than you know even if they don't get national attention.

basically, i have been able to denounce every single of on your argument. They have no foundation, and are just fruitless statements.