--- In [email protected], "do.rflex" <do.rf...@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Sal Sunshine <salsunshine@> wrote: > > > > On Jun 8, 2009, at 9:16 AM, do.rflex wrote: > > > > > It couldn't be more obvious. RD ["Hillary is my champion"] has a BIG > > > chip on her shoulder and it badly gives bias to her perceptions of > > > Obama's situation and efforts. > > > > > > After all, Obama didn't stop people from picking on poor Hillary - > > > so it's all HIS fault that she lost. That's why RD and Judy nitpicks > > > him like the right wing fringe does. > > > > > > And in spite of the hostile, bitter attacks by the discontents, > > > Obama's approval has consistently been in the mid 60% range since he > > > took office. > > > > Not to mention that Judy consistently misses the fact > > that since the "sexism" used against HC was out in the > > open, rather than hidden (all according to her) that's > > about the best situation one could hope for...(assuming, > > of course, that there really *was* sexism, and that it > > wasn't just a figment of, um, some of her more fanatical > > followers trying to justify her loss any way they could.) > > since having something out in the open usually means it's > > a lot easier to deal with, right? So why didn't Hillary deal > > with it? Because either it didn't exist, or it was so negligible > > she didn't want to waste her time. > > > > It's pretty astounding that two people who profess > > to be Democrats could wish something heinous were > > hidden rather than obvious. But there you have it... > > > > Sal > > > I don't think there's anyone on this forum who can't see that RD and Judy are > bitterly biased against Obama because their candidate didn't win. > > Like I said, it couldn't be more obvious. And each of them goes bananas when > it's pointed out. >
IMO my bananas don't nearly match your bananas when I point out Obama's broken promises. You have not once refuted any of my posts documenting how Obama is clearly and arrogantly screwing you on civil liberties. Once again for the hard of learning: It's not that Hillary lost, it's HOW she lost. Simply put, had it not been for the inane machinations of the DNC and the irrational worship of Obama that generated egregiously sexist attacks on Hillary and consequently all women, Hillary might have won the primary.
