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Colin Powell to Endorse Barack Obama

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Speaking precisely on the issues (where votes are supposed to be drawn from), where would Colin Powell and Obama be on the same page?

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Who slandered anyone?

 

I said that Powell was wrong, how in any way shape or form is that an attack?

 

You didn't slander anyone and it wasn't an attack.

Speaking precisely on the issues (where votes are supposed to be drawn from), where would Colin Powell and Obama be on the same page?
Endorsing Obama is probably more about Powell distancing himself from Bush than it is based on any heartfelt agreement on issues. Powell would also be a logical choice for an Obama cabinet position if he wants to go the bipartisan cabinet route.
This endorsement should really help Obama among the approximately 6% of African Americans who have not already decided to vote for him.

 

Very nice.

 

Most other Americans will simply see another black man who has decided to vote along racial lines. If Powell has plans to run for office someday, then this endorsement is almost a no-brainer.

 

Could this endorsement land Powell on Obama's short list of potential running mates?

 

First, I don't believe this story to be true. However, should it come to fruition I do not think the white folks would dismiss it as "looking out for one another." IMO Colin has attained one of those statuses that , unlike most others, race doesn't come into play.

It would be huge if it turns out. His lack of a McCain endorsement already speaks loud and clear.

This endorsement should really help Obama among the approximately 6% of African Americans who have not already decided to vote for him. Most other Americans will simply see another black man who has decided to vote along racial lines. If Powell has plans to run for office someday, then this endorsement is almost a no-brainer.
Or maybe Powell simply think Obama is the best choice ... it's amazing how some people will strain to see the ulterior motive in anything that occurs on or for the other side of the aisle.
Or maybe Powell simply think Obama is the best choice ... it's amazing how some people will strain to see the ulterior motive in anything that occurs on or for the other side of the aisle.
Not much straining is required to realize that Colin Powell is a moderate who has supported far more of the positions McCain holds than the ones that Obama holds. Awhile back, conservative J. C. Watts also stated that he was considering casting his vote for Obama - do you believe that Watts has become a liberal and considering voting for Obama because he suddenly agrees with him on the issues?

 

Maybe Powell has some kind of personal grudge against McCain - I do not know the history between the two men. What I do know is that in the past, Powell has not supported the kind of policies that Obama is advocating.

Not much straining is required to realize that Colin Powell is a moderate who has supported far more of the positions McCain holds than the ones that Obama holds. Awhile back, conservative J. C. Watts also stated that he was considering casting his vote for Obama - do you believe that Watts has become a liberal and considering voting for Obama because he suddenly agrees with him on the issues?

 

Maybe Powell has some kind of personal grudge against McCain - I do not know the history between the two men. What I do know is that in the past, Powell has not supported the kind of policies that Obama is advocating.

Or perhaps they, in their accomplishment and wisdom, realize that Obama isn't the left-wing wacko you guys make him out to be ...
Or perhaps they, in their accomplishment and wisdom, realize that Obama isn't the left-wing wacko you guys make him out to be ...
Obama made himself a left-wing wacko with his voting history and choices of friends and mentors. Anybody who voted repeatedly to block the passage of a law requiring newborn babies to receive medical treatment cannot be defined as a moderate without a pretty convincing expression of regret and remorse for his actions.

I will take the wisdom of Colin Powell and J.C. Watts over that of the right-wing fringe any day ...

I will take the wisdom of Colin Powell and J.C. Watts over that of the right-wing fringe any day ...

 

How about Joe Lieberman over the left wing fringe?

Interesting considering the sources of the two articles. Fox News says it's so, CNN says not so fast.

How about Joe Lieberman over the left wing fringe?
Any day ... Lieberman has earned that respect, whether or not anyone agrees with him.
How about Joe Lieberman over the left wing fringe?

 

WAIT! Hold on, when was Joe Liberman a Democrat or a Liberal? :p

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:laugh: I believe if Jesus Christ was to endorse Obama, people would be slandering him.

 

"Everyone knows both Jesus and Obama are soft on crucifixion of the enemy!"

 

:laugh:

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