Reply #76: The Obama campaign is the most divise campaign I have ever witnessed.. [View All]

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And it continues the theme each and every day. Yesterdays target -- the Hispanics and Latinos.
Further his supporters continue to seed class divisions daily with boastful claims of how much money and affluence they wield ..."we got more celebrities than you ...na na na na na". One supporter actually referred to the non-Obama supporters as the "lunch bucket" crowd.

The attack on the GLBT: Obama pedalled his de-gayifying preacher and ex-gay Donnie McClurkin around the country offering a cure to the GLBT community. The message he is sending out: Don't hate the gays -- embrace them, for they are sick -- but we have the cure!
I ask you to imagine during the heat of the black civil rights movement... imagine if one of the politicians offered to de-colorize your skin. How would it feel?

Two nights ago, he took a swipe at "certain older women" as he tried to explain away his losses in California

Hi wife sends a signal that the Obama's won't support HC's campaign if she wins the nom ....the list goes on.

Bottom line: There has never been a more unprepared and divisive candidate on the democratic slate. He is bad for the party.