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Subject: [SpinLyme] Rove neglected to tell Bushie
Date: Feb 5, 2008 8:17 AM
Rove neglected to tell Bushie that we're not all red neck idiots who
adore swagger
and false bravado.
Amazing. We was misunderestimated.
Nobody wants to put a word on what the "is" is of Obama and the
Kennedys.
It is about 'EVERYBODY GETS TO PLAY' AMERICA. Sloughing off the
contagion
of cynicism born of injustice.
Obama is the anti-John Rowland. The Anti-Rising Star of Repugnicant
Hypocrisy and
Sleaze.
All the pundits say he has no extraordinary message. The message is
that the AEI's
bullshit won't fly any more, and the warped Corrupticourt "judges,"
who jerk off under their robes or play the violin on sentencing, deny
defense lawyers
and call Hispanics "El Stupido" to their faces, in "court" ("judge"
Howard Scheinblum), will think twice about their current Glory of
Retaliation that
is the Viagra of their apparent fearlessness regarding their chronic
law-breaking:
http://www.actionlyme.org/VIKING_INTERVIEWS.htm
I'll say it. Obama as president will simply shut all these cowards in
"law
enforcement" up, just because of the "is" of his color. And African
Americans can have again the courage to stand up to the racist cop
bastards, en
masse.
I'll say it. The Repugnicants, and especially the "judges," will
have to buy smaller penis-pumps. Obama will do a number on their
former false sense
of manhood.
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Swept Away On A Wave Of Obama
Rick Green
February 5, 2008
Whatever happens today, whomever you vote for, know this: Something
rare happened
in Hartford yesterday.
The "unlikely journey" of Barack Obama swirled into the city, and for
a few transcendent hours, I was somewhere else, more perfect.
"It is not like ever before," Obama told me and 17,000 others stuffed
into the XL Center Monday evening. "The last thing we need is the same
old
folks doing the same old things."
This was loud, hopeful, adoring and proudly multi-racial. Downtown
Hartford on a
Monday night has never, ever looked like this, even when the Whalers
were in town.
I know this because I met Janice Shearer, a retired 66-year-old white
high school
teacher from Stratford who has never voted for a Democrat for
president in her life.
I know because Carlos Moreno, a lineman for the electric company,
stood in line
for hours at the XL Center holding a dog-eared copy of Obama's last
book. And
I know it because Chris Dietl, a 20-year-old man of mixed-race
background, told
me this:
"You understand when he is speaking to you."
I'm late to the Obama show, still not quite convinced by this positive
message
of "the politics of hope" and a resume thin on experience. But the
political
tornado that swept into the old Civic Center knocked me over. It was
like nothing
downtown Hartford has seen in a generation.
Obama, for certain, needs Connecticut today. But something about this
rowdy crowd
that packed the house told me we may be aching for this message of
change, longing
to believe in something greater than another divisive Clinton or
another Republican
whose message of inspiration is nothing more than "no surrender."
This rock-star politician, who looks like a banker and speaks like a
preacher, came
to Hartford and told them what they wanted to hear -- about health
care, the cost
of college and ending the war in Iraq. He was young, vibrant and
surrounded by Kennedy
royalty. Who wouldn't be swept away?
Laugh, but there will come a day when folks say to you, "I saw Obama
in Hartford
on that snowy evening back in 2008, when he told us, 'America is
back.'"
The crowd was everything: black, white, Asian and Hispanic. There were
head scarves,
white hairs and blue hairs. I saw babies, little boys and teenagers.
Call me pathetic
or these folks misguided, but I heard the same thing again and again
among the dozens
I spoke to Monday in a freezing line that snaked though downtown
Hartford.
"This is something I have to witness," said 23-year-old Andre
Rochester
of Hartford, a black man who wore a Marvin Gaye T-shirt. "Barack is
going to
bring change."
Further down the line I spoke with Gunnar Heinrich, in sport coat,
white shirt and
knotted tie. "He has a message that seems moderate and temperate and I
respect
that."
Behind him, Arshe Ahmed, an optometrist wearing a head scarf, stood
with Sohaib
Sultan, Trinity's Muslim chaplain.
"There's something in the air," she said, in the understatement of
the evening.
Outside, on the sidewalk along Asylum Street, I ran into a couple of
young businessmen,
one white, one Asian, who own a software company in Manchester.
"You grow up all your life having idealism"only to be disappointed,
Anoop
Frank explained. "And then you hear somebody saying the things that
you want
to hear."
Not far away, Steve Rosenberg, a lawyer from Hamden, took the day off
to come with
his wife, Sara, and their two young children.
"I just couldn't not be here," said Sara Rosenberg.
At stop after stop, Obama announces that "something is happening in
America.
We are not as divided as our politics suggest."
What if he's right? Something really could be happening.
Rick Green's column appears on Tuesdays and Fridays. He can be reached
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