Scott McClellan Endorses Obama

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Former White House press secretary Scott McClellan announced his endorsement of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on October 23, 2008. The announcement from the former George W. Bush staffer follows the recent Obama endorsement by fellow Republican and former secretary of state Colin Powell.¹

http://www.mahalo.com/Scott_McClellan_Endorses_Obama

[dalegg 143]

That's because Scott McClellan was a PRESS secretary and after having to listen to all of the left-wing biased reporters everyday he became brain washed.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

That's because Scott McClellan was a PRESS secretary and after having to listen to all of the left-wing biased reporters everyday he became brain washed.

lol

[IAMX 3,055]

That's because Scott McClellan was a PRESS secretary and after having to listen to all of the left-wing biased reporters everyday he became brain washed.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Good riddance to them all. All the eastern pseudo-conservatives who have folded to Obama are more concerned about falling off the politico black tie dinner circuit than they are with holding to an ideology that has given them a good living. Image and connections are what the Washington-NY social corridor thrives on.

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Good riddance to them all. All the eastern pseudo-conservatives who have folded to Obama are more concerned about falling off the politico black tie dinner circuit than they are with holding to an ideology that has given them a good living. Image and connections are what the Washington-NY social corridor thrives on.

Scott M. is Texan.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Good riddance to them all. All the eastern pseudo-conservatives who have folded to Obama are more concerned about falling off the politico black tie dinner circuit than they are with holding to an ideology that has given them a good living. Image and connections are what the Washington-NY social corridor thrives on.

Scott M. is Texan.

Hardly anyone in the DC-NY social circle is from DC or NY.

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Good riddance to them all. All the eastern pseudo-conservatives who have folded to Obama are more concerned about falling off the politico black tie dinner circuit than they are with holding to an ideology that has given them a good living. Image and connections are what the Washington-NY social corridor thrives on.

Scott M. is Texan.

Hardly anyone in the DC-NY social circle is from DC or NY.

Yeah, they're mostly "heartland" politicians. What does that say about the heartland again? :rofl:

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Good riddance to them all. All the eastern pseudo-conservatives who have folded to Obama are more concerned about falling off the politico black tie dinner circuit than they are with holding to an ideology that has given them a good living. Image and connections are what the Washington-NY social corridor thrives on.

Scott M. is Texan.

Hardly anyone in the DC-NY social circle is from DC or NY.

Yeah, they're mostly "heartland" politicians. What does that say about the heartland again? :rofl:

Politicians are only part of the mix.

[Peikko 1,575]

Once again we are graced by the presence of the 'lone voice of reason'. I am sure many of us share a sense of gratitude that you have so stoically resisted the temptation of 'coolaid' and are waiting in the wings to lead us all to salvation when the time is right.

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[Sofiyya 1,687]

Once again we are graced by the presence of the 'lone voice of reason'. I am sure many of us share a sense of gratitude that you have so stoically resisted the temptation of 'coolaid' and are waiting in the wings to lead us all to salvation when the time is right.

I stated my point of view, you take it any way you want. Obama wants to lead you to salvation; that's a bit above my pay grade.

[Peikko 1,575]

Nope, I haven't seen anything that leads me to believe that Barack views himself as the road to any type of salvation. The only people who refer to him as 'The Messiah' seem to be those who buy into the conspiracy theories. As I clearly said in another thread, nothing wrong with being a conservative, nothing wrong with voting republican or for McCain but it is very, very wierd to bolster one's choice to do so, not with solid policy reasons but by promoting spurious conspiracy theories about the opposition. As to how to take your point of view - I don't think that's a mystery to anyone.

Edited October 25, 2008 by Madame Cleo

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Nope, I haven't seen anything that leads me to believe that Barack views himself as the road to any type of salvation. The only people who refer to him as 'The Messiah' seem to be those who buy into the conspiracy theories. As I clearly said in another thread, nothing wrong with being a conservative, nothing wrong with voting republican or for McCain but it is very, very wierd to bolster one's choice to do so, not with solid policy reasons but by promoting spurious conspiracy theories about the opposition. As to how to take your point of view - I don't think that's a mystery to anyone.

Ok, whatever you say.

[IAMX 3,055]

Nope, I haven't seen anything that leads me to believe that Barack views himself as the road to any type of salvation. The only people who refer to him as 'The Messiah' seem to be those who buy into the conspiracy theories. As I clearly said in another thread, nothing wrong with being a conservative, nothing wrong with voting republican or for McCain but it is very, very wierd to bolster one's choice to do so, not with solid policy reasons but by promoting spurious conspiracy theories about the opposition. As to how to take your point of view - I don't think that's a mystery to anyone.

Some are merely reaching very far to justify their vote for McCain.

His record and positions must not be good enough. So these outlandish character assassinations are the only way.

Edited October 25, 2008 by SRVT