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Re: Barack, The Unstoppable
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Originally Posted by O'Sullivan Bere
That very well may be the case. However, it is Obama's job to get himself to WV more often to explain himself and show some 'face time.' In this primary and the last election, WV is a glaring example where fearmongering disinformation can often win the day. As reported, myths such as Obama being a closet Muslim and other gutter smears abound. If he doesn't show up, then those smears and characterisations will prevail.
This happened in the last election in WV with Kerry too. He was ahead until smearmongers started posting, pasting and spreading alarmist nonsense about Kerry wanting to ban the Bible and all guns, etc. Just like the Swifties, Kerry foolishly ignored it thinking the voters would figure it out as nonsense. Instead, the voters took the smears as a concession of their truth, and he lost.
It's folly to assume voters will overlook smear as just that, or to think that voters can't be corrected from it. Politicians should always react and define themselves at all times and speak right to the people.
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I agree. The people of WV were to lazy or ignorant to be bothered with the truth, instead just believing anything that they saw on t.v. or heard on the radio.
For all the West Virginians out there, did you know that Hillary Clinton and John McCain joined together in an unholy union and became the parents of a demon child?
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