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Thompson: Obama's far-left supporters are clueless

Started by Shana A, December 21, 2008, 07:37:35 AM

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Shana A

Thompson: Obama's far-left supporters are clueless
Athens Banner-Herald  |  Story updated at 5:51 pm on 12/20/2008
Jim Thompson

http://www.onlineathens.com/stories/122108/opi_369725333.shtml

It's really no surprise that some of President-elect Barack Obama's far-left supporters are incensed at Obama's decision to have conservative Christian minister Rick Warren, pastor of the 22,000-member Saddleback Community Church in Orange County, Calif., deliver the invocation at his Jan. 20 inauguration.

What is a bit surprising, though, is that the far left of Obama's constituency has no idea what's really going on with their man's choice to give Warren a role in the inaugural pomp and circumstance.

As such, those Obama supporters are coming off as nothing more than petulant children.
"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." Oscar Wilde


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Stealthgrrl

Hmm, yes, I get all my points of view by reading the Athens Journal-Herald, yup yup. Why, Buttercup, down hee-ah we don't much conCERN ourselves with y'alls lil tantrums n such.
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Sheila

We need to remember, Obama is a politician. Not all of his promises are going to come true if any. We need to remember that he did use Warren for part of his inaugaration party along with others. Let it go but remember. Look what good old Joe did to us last year. He was suppose to be on our side. That was and is a joke. Joe had done more to hurt us over the years than this preacher from Orange County California. To keep putting this mans name into the press is not doing us any favors at all. Negative press is just as good if not better than positive press.
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