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Jack and Jill Politics: Obama Will Staff Up In Every State!

  • robert · 1 year ago
    I'm telling ya... it's gonna be a bloodbath. Did you see Obama's Econ 101 smackdown this morning?
  • Angela · 1 year ago
    Make McSame and the repubs spend money every where...that is important...even in states they think are theirs....that is the strategy.


    Obama's campaign is right on...keep donating everyone!
  • Ms.Martin · 1 year ago
    Angela


    I read somewhere this morning that part of the strategy was to make McCain spend money - I love it!
  • SingaporeSwim · 1 year ago
    Planning, mobilization and education. This is how well run and ultimately successful campaigns are organized, run and have an impact.


    The sweeping and dual grassroots/netroots partnership that the Obama campaign is rolling out will facilitate building a concensus around Obama.
  • Michael Davis-Dallas Progress · 1 year ago
    Genius! Obama already has the infrastructure from the primary campaign.
  • SingaporeSwim · 1 year ago
    How long until Obama is asked if he approves of/supports former Rep. JC Watts' Black Television News Channel which launches in 2009? How should he/will he answer this question?


    In the already racially polarized political climate, won't the creation of a black focused news channel be used against Obama, some way and somehow?
  • rikyrah · 1 year ago
    singaporeswim,


    It WOULD be a problem if someone on the left were beginning it. But, Watts is a staunch Republican. he can say something like it's another channel, and it's another avenue by which news can travel. Since Watts is creating it, that means that the diversity of the Black community will be shown (we don't know for sure but Obama can use that as a talking point).



    JCWatts carried a lot of water for the GOP, and we can always hit back if they try and attack Obama on this point.
  • andyfrombrooklyn · 1 year ago
    the fifty state strategy is real exciting. the dean obama partnership. i love that egghead begala and judas carville mocked it so much in 2006. by the way i am eager to for the first signs of egghead asking to be let back in. judas had already begun to tack course last week. they got to get with the program. anyhow, here is to hoping for some southern wins. that would be sweet.
  • Francis L. Holland Blog · 1 year ago
    I agree this is a good idea, and I hope he will do something about the DNC's 50-state Jim Crow all-white state blogger pool.


    I know that Barack Obama has won by reaching out to and valuing Black people and whites and Latinos around the country, so I don't believe he will tolerate a 50-state blogger program at the Convention that has 53 whites and MAYBE two people who are not white.



    Or maybe he'll just create a parallel program that institutionalizes the participation of Black blog in the same way that the 50-state program floor blog program institutionalizes the participation of 55 virtually all-white blogs.



    Anyway, this is a great time in American history for those of us who have always wanted to see the end of the 43-term white male monopoly of the presidency.
  • SingaporeSwim · 1 year ago
    rikyrah,
    I can already hear the likes of Pat Buchanan, Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson and the Fox hounds turning this into a problem for O. Even though JC is a Repub, his station could be another vehicle used to falsely alarm white voters by suggesting a collusion and conflicts of interest among the ideas of black self-reliance, theology, nationalism (think Trinity United Methodist) and radicalism.



    Obama might be asked if he'd ever appear on the network and if he finds racism inherent in the station's focus and name. Remember, these guys think that Miss Black America and HBCU's are no longer necessary and are racist because their counterparts could never exist in the America of today. For example, a network that billed itself as the "White Television Network" would never make it on the air and get the backing of Comcast.
  • TruthSeeker · 1 year ago
    Here's a conspiracy theory. For months the O campaign has been saying they have a group of SD to roll out. Claire McCaskill said in an interview that Obama had "prevailed" in the SD race. Yet, the endorsements never materialized. I wonder if there was a deliberate decision not to release the endorsements until the last primary.


    That certainly allowed Obama to fund-raise & organize in the remaining states. Notice how it seemed Obama stopped competing at a certain point. What I wonder is whether the Clinton camp knew what was going on, yet continued their public spin anyway.



    I can see the O team thinking this would allow her to have her day in court - so to speak - and avoid them being accused of pushing her out....in addition to the 50 state org. advantage.



    My gut says the Clinton's did know. A few times there was a strange vibe from their surrogates on panel. They'd lost a long time ago, everything else was theater.



    Sneaky, sneaky.
  • justice58 · 1 year ago
    Truthseeker,


    I had the same thought! I noticed he stopped competing in WV & Kentucky or it seemed, very little in those states!
  • TruthSeeker · 1 year ago
    Justice, I wonder if we can believe anything we see anymore. Maybe I should stop looking.
  • rikyrah · 1 year ago
    truthseeker,


    Chuck Todd told us the night of the Wisconsin Primary - it was over. How it was mathematically impossible for her to overtake him in PLEDGED DELEGATES. That was what, back in February?



    We were tortured by the MSM going along with whatever fraud the Clinton Campaign began to spin...the goalposts changing all the time...remember.



    THAT was real. The MSM in collusion with Camp Hillpatine was real.



    I still go back to that post I read Post-Pennsylvania. I do believe the twin goals of Obama going so hard in PA was twofold:

    1. Spend money there as a General Election investment.

    2. Bankrupt Hillpatine.



    Once those goals were achieved, they had to play it out to the end, but they were done after Pennsylvania, IMO.
  • Nita · 1 year ago
    Good. I hate geek-math (you only have to concentrate on winning these states and you can afford to ignore the rest). Geek-math always ignores the human element.


    And thank you to everyone here who's been living the walk by getting people registered.
  • TruthSeeker · 1 year ago
    http://tiny.cc/llLXB


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