Question: Why Did Obama Make a Surprise Appearance Last Night?

re: Question: Why Did Obama Make a Surprise Appearance Last Night?

SMS67 — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 16:49:35 GMT

Can you idiots in the MSM please stop feeding the garbage about greek columns.

INVESCO STAGE is being built to honor MLK.

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/8/28/12215/9423/248/577418

re: Question: Why Did Obama Make a Surprise Appearance Last Night?

Maccabees — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:01:57 GMT

Excellent observation. It was also a chance for Obama to demonstrate "change". Doing that which is not typically done. Not following standard convention, "convention".

It's been interesting to listen to Repubs complain about Obama's "fans". (In politics they're called "voters".)

To look at it another way; if "fans" are worth complaining about, John "George" (thank you Joe Biden) McCain has little to complain about.

re: Question: Why Did Obama Make a Surprise Appearance Last Night?

gailjoshua — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:05:44 GMT

Thank you Newsweek! I searched all over the internet to find a video of President Obama's surprise speech! I finally found it here, and it was WELL WORTH THE SEARCH!!!! If I could go - I'd be there!!!!! Thanks for showing me the video!

re: Question: Why Did Obama Make a Surprise Appearance Last Night?

knowthefacts — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 18:27:01 GMT

It was nice of to show up and give thanks to the party, to the Clinton's and to Joe Biden and his family..Excellent of our next President, Barack Obama.

Obama 08!

re: Question: Why Did Obama Make a Surprise Appearance Last Night?

pastor123 — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:47:08 GMT

Obama is getting ready to get an influx of votes. Over on the Huck Pac website. The site is having a raging online debate. It appears Huckabee supporters are splintering. It appears that some Huckabee supporters are going to be supporting Obama. Huckabee supporters are saying they are not going to vote for McCain Romney ticket. Wow go to http://www.huckpac.com and look at the blog. This is really starting to heat up. Romney might actually cost McCain the election. They have even started a website http://www.McCanes.com/newparty.html

re: Question: Why Did Obama Make a Surprise Appearance Last Night?

notunderage — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 20:52:00 GMT

Guess what Romano, it's not about you (or other hacks). Maybe he did just want to give his voters (and fans) a boost they've earned!!!! Not everything is about the media. Thank God you and the other pseudojournalists have created web pages and blogs so that those of us who couldn't attend are able to participate just as much as you are. There are very few credible reporters left in the profession. Yours will have as much credibility after this election as other discredited professions. This election is about the voters, the electorate, the constintuency of the United States, which has been battered and thrown down the drain by the Bush-Cheney-McCain machine. So get over yourself and let us celebrate. It's our turn (finally!!!)

re: Question: Why Did Obama Make a Surprise Appearance Last Night?

corporate media watcher — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 21:17:18 GMT

...the airwaves and the "Internets"??? Whoa, Romano, a freudian slip?

WIKIPEDIA:

"Internets" is a Bushism-turned-catch phrase used humorously to portray the speaker as ignorant about the Internet or about technology in generaL

Either you are in desperate need of a decent meal and a good night's sleep, or - ugh - you are trying to subliminally convince us that Bush is ok and "internets" is a correct term.

re: Question: Why Did Obama Make a Surprise Appearance Last Night?

Durant Imboden — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 21:52:42 GMT

To the Republicans, whether the set is meant to be a Temple of Obama or an homage to the Lincoln Memorial won't matter: The "Party of Lincoln" repudiated the principles of Abraham Lincoln in 1964 (with the nomination of Barry Goldwater) and hasn't looked back in two generations.

re: Question: Why Did Obama Make a Surprise Appearance Last Night?

SilkMaye — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:10:45 GMT

Obam is going to win this election. The McCain party isn't strong enough and does not have the fan base to pull this off. There are more blogs about Obama and the 2008 Presidential election on www.urbanthoughtcollective.com