Michael Moore's list of top 6 ways Obama can lose this race includes denouncing him:
I remember poor John Kerry not even being able to admit, when asked by Larry King, if he had seen Fahrenheit 9/11. "No," he said, "I haven't. . . . I don't plan to, right now." But he had indeed seen it. I sat there watching him say this, and I just felt sorry for him and for the election he was about to lose.Poor Michael Moore, he believes that Kerry lost because he lied about seeing his movie. Um...hasn't Moore heard of the Swift Boats for Truth? Maybe he should help Obama out by keeping quiet this election cycle. Could Moore keep his ego in check long enough to ensure Obama's election by not saying anything stupid. I'm betting he couldn't :-)We can't take four more years of this madness, Barack. We need you to be a candidate who will fight back every time they attack you. Actually, don't even wait till you have to fight back. Fight first! Show some vision and courage and smoke them out. Keep asking why these lobbyists are McCain's best friends. Let's finally have a Democrat who's got the balls to fire first.
So Barack, by denouncing me, you can help McCain get elected. Because when you denounce me, it's not really me you're distancing yourself from -- it's the millions upon millions of people who feel the same way about things as I do. And many of them are the kind of crazy voters who have no problem voting for a Nader just to prove a point.
So, Obamanites, would you vote for Nader if Barack denounces Moore?
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panic? no. sorry to disappoint yet another wrong analysis of yours, king of the short bus.
as for "shaming tactics" there's nothing i can do for mccain if he isn't already ashamed for his own actions. i'm only pointing out the facts. if mccain could do as well as obama for not distorting reality and for being respectful of the other candidates, i could at least honor him for that while still despising the undercurrent of mud slinging by swift-boaters and talk radio celebs.
however, i appreciate your unintended accolades by applying the ideology of a respectful, factual, and issues-driven campaign to leftists and by default the gutter politics to rightists.
for all your hatred of obama that you and fellow righties paint him as marxist, socialist, radical leftist, radical environemmetalist, communist, muslim, whitey-hating half-breed you must be grasping at any other desperate tactic you can. and yet your war hero is still losing to him? figure that one out. the republican party is long past due for redefining itself starting with disowning half-baked wing-nutz like bush, limaugh, coulter, rove, o'reilly, dobson, and you. if only even mccain could bring himself to do that much, i would once again consider voting for a republican.
The Obamanites would do well to remember another great Chicago politician, Paddy Bauer who can be paraphrased as saying, "This country ain't ready for reform."
the mcnuggets would do well to pay attention to the polls that still to this day show republicans and mccain, the wannabe maverick, trailing. ;)
However annoying you may find Michael Moore to be, he's no nut, if for no other reason than he's rich, are we?
But what he does is to pull out facts that conservatives have a hard time dealing with. Fair and balanced, no, but nutty, not that either. As to whether Obama denounces Moore, or doesn't denounce Moore, or shares ten buckets of fried chicken with Moore, I couldn't care less.
A republican who has the nerve to lecture Dems on fiscal prudence- and you call Michael Moore delusional?
The right wing nut cases support obvious crazies like Jerome Corsi, and you have the absolute effrontery to even bring up Moore? Words fail me.
You people are the definition of delusional.
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