Subject: why
women faint at an Obama rally
The answer is easy. First, the make you
stand in line for hours. I mean HOURS.
I've been to 2 Obama rallies here in SC.
They were both the same.
The 1st one I stood outside in the freezing cold
for 2 ½ hours just waiting to get inside the building.
THEN, once I got in, they herded and packed us
in like cattle and made us stand, yes STAND
at least 1 ½ hour longer waiting on him,
packed in there like sardines. I thought I would faint too.
The second time I went through that I had to wonder
if it wasn't an intentional brain washing
technique to make so tired and then psychologically
malleable after the hardship of standing,
thirsting, and waiting so long. Been to
lots of political rallies - His distinctly have this signature
Just a theory . What do you think?
Renee, Columbia SC
I can understand somebody waiting in line for
hours to hear Obama talk the first time,
but why would you stand in line so long the second
time?
If I stood in line that long, I'd want the candidate
to say something besides, "Yes we can."
I recorded a couple of Obama speeches and you
wait and wait for him to say something
but he never does. I could play
those in a Bartcop radio show - but he never says anything!
Those of us who aren't under his spell wonder
what's going on.
Does he think his people don't want to hear any
specifics?
Does he think his followers are too young to
care about any details?
The old "Check
my web site for details" is a trick Bush
used so he'd never
have to learn what his policies were - he'd just
tell people go to his web site to
see what his smarter handlers wrote.
Obama is the 2008 version of the guy we'd most like to have a beer with.
Why can't the Democrats learn?
Reminder: This war should be over by Wednesday, right?
They say even if Hillary wins the Texas popular vote, Obama will still
get the delegates, so it seems there's nothing that can stop the Obama
beatification.
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