But don’t worry, there are plenty of other socks in the drawer.

Here’s some commentary I found on the real “age issue” in the campaign, and I recommend the article:

“In the course of the past few months, Obama has gone from broadcasting a worrying arrogance to radiating a near-helplessness. The Wright affair has played out like a textbook teenage drama. Obama fell in with the wrong crowd, refused to stop seeing them, got into real trouble, and had to come to painful grips with the fact that his friends were just users. In this and several other respects, Obama seems, simply, young. The overconfidence, the need to be adored by everyone, the naiveté, and now the befuddlement.”

http://www.commentarymagazine.com/blogs/index.php/greenwald/4262

Therefore, the declining NC point spread is not new, nor predominately a direct result of Wright.

Personally, I expected a dip in the BHO approval ratings in the aftermath. I also expect that dip to be temporary, as the press does their thing.. building Obama up as a courageous victim at the hands of his evil pastor. And there’s just enough time left before Tuesday for them to do that.

On the other hand and the most likely reason for damaging events to occur can be found simply by never underestimating a persons capability to make a mistake and try to cover it up and the vindictiveness of others. BO made a huge mistake in his continued attendance to the church. In his inexperience he then attempted to cover it up and wish it away. Wright took major offense as his monstorous ego would indicate, and he said “not so fast grass hopper, if I am going down you are going down”.

Pass the popcorn and a Classic Coke, Please!

“His (Obama’s) campaign is not being derailed by his race, it’s being derailed by a person who doesn’t want him to prove that we have made great advances in this country,” Huckabee told reporters.
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“Jeremiah Wright needs for Obama to lose so he can justify his anger, his hostile bitterness against the United States of America,” Huckabee said.

That is Hoosiers, not Indianians. Lucky for you I am an open minded Hoosier and I will let that go by. This time.

Besides, I can not decide if I am an Okie or a Hoosier anyway.

I am not sure what your point is about Clinton. Is this her fault? Is the idiea that if not for Hillary Clinton Reverend Wright would not have turned up on the scene? Do you think the GOP would have just ignored this guy?

I think Wright is behind this because he feels like Obama tried to have i both ways. As for Clinton, on one hand I really do not care, on the other if she had managed all this right before Super Tuesday her nomination would be much more assured right now.

So, what is the big deal? Who gives a damn how the inevitable came about? It had to happen sooner or later. Wright was a time bomb just waiting to go off.

And I’ve got to hand it to Hillary – this was the best performance I’ve seen by her. She made herself sound reasonable, engaging, and with O’Reilly’s help, even human. Now of course I know that she only condescended to talk to the sub-humans who watch Fox because she’s desperate and she thinks there’s probably a bunch of Indianians (?!?) and North Carol… er, people from North Carolina watching. And I know that she would turn on a dime and renounce everything she smiled and said tonite the second she thought it was expedient to do so.

Still, tonite it was expedient for her to put her finger in the eye of the “WE HATE FOX!” troglodytes, and it was expediant for her to finally make a play for the middle rather than the left. She did it extremely well, and ya gotta give her props for that.