[...] Mike’s America, writing at Flopping Aces, examines why the Obamaniacs are so hopelessly out of touch when they argue that the questions Obama received at the debate — questions about his colleagues and his character — are important, rather than mere distractions. [...]

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[...] Mike’s America, writing at Flopping Aces, examines why the Obamaniacs are so hopelessly out of touch when they argue that the questions Obama received at the debate — questions about his colleagues and his character — are important, rather than mere distractions. [...]

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Let’s face it, these questions have been asked on blogs all over. The debates aren’t supposed to be a liberal love fest. Republicans and Independents are watching as well and forming their opinions about candidates who could very well be the next POTUS. Obama was given a chance to answer these questions and personally, I think he failed miserably. Judging from the WHINING coming from the Obamanation, they think he failed miserably as well. I wonder how many realize they have been hoodwinked.

Fit fit: Surely you can’t compare this to the NYT article on McCain and lets not even bring up Dan Rather. These are legit questions that were asked of Obama. Some may find them “trivial” but I feel they go to character of a man we really no little else about.

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>>The only one I see as trivial is about the lapel flag.>>

Not so trivial. However the reason it isn’t trivial isn’t his patriotism, as is frequently stated. His statement was that he objected to wearing the lapel pin as a substitute for patriotism so as a statement of his objection, he removed it. Now, we could disagree with his point about patriotism, but that’s what he said. He objected, and he responded by doing something. He also sat in a church listening to the “hate Whitey” sermons of Rev.Wright, and he socialized (even if not “regularly”) and sat on boards with Ayers … and did what? nothing. Exactly nothing. Why not? either he wimped out, or he didn’t object. Neither response is particularly desireable in a president.

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Speaking of lapel flags….

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I’m not whining about anything. I am trying to encourage you to have a more meaningful discussion. Was the purpose of your blog entry for discussion or to start an echo chamber?

I for one had no problem with the debate questions. The only one I see as trivial is about the lapel flag. I agree there is an overreaction to the debate. However, I disagree that this is something unique to Obama or his supporters. I see it all the time on both sides.

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Fit: The more you WHINE the more the conclusion of my post becomes clear!

Thank you!

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Mike,

There is very little in the way of facts in the post. I see opinions.

This is a fact:

nearly 60 million people dead in World War II

This is an opinion:

the Obamatons were all whining like spoiled brats today

It is my opinion that you are unaware of the difference.

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Fit: Where did I say or imply that I “alone can see the truth?”

I understand your evident and transparent desire to hide from the facts of the post here. But it doesn’t change the facts.

Hard for you to face up to it, but Obama is toast!

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Mike,

You will likely have a frustrating life if you simplify your worldview into assuming those who see things differently are stupid and you alone can see the truth.

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