--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "R.G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > (snip) > > > > And which vision is that, pray tell, because no one knows since he's > > flip-flopped on virtually every significant issue. Some will say he > > hasn't gone to the center on many of those issues but the center- > > right! > (snip) > Every President has one, by going to the 'Center'. > Americans like being at the center; > (which is why we are so 'off center' now) > So, Senator Obama is appealing to the center, as it is now... > The 'Percieved Center' is alway changing... > And it also has to do with confidence and desire. > How else did Bush win, not once, but twice. > Desire, confidence and a perception that he was at the 'Center' of > American politics... > But that was back then, and this is now. > So, I don't think we can swing from the far right, as with Bush, > To the far left, as with Hillary... > So, I feel that Senator, soon to be President Obama is playing his > cards just so right... >
...and is pissing off the people who put him where he is today. Look, I actually think your analysis above is spot-on and that's why I said later in the post that I really don't mind -- with a few exceptions -- if Obama becomes president. But it is the lefties on this forum, like Bhairitu and Wright, would should be concerned.
