Obama Riots - Dumb Carville Remark or Voter Suppression Attempt?
Amid reports that some cities are preparing their police forces for riots and civil disturbances and that some Democratic groups are calling for civil disobedience in the event of an Obama loss, the "Ragin' Cajun" Clinton political svengali James Carville added to predictions of unrest.
“If Obama goes in and he has a consistent five-point lead and loses the election, it would be very, very, very dramatic out there,” Carville was quoted as saying.
This leads me to multiple conclusions, of which I am not sure is the definitive answer:
“If Obama goes in and he has a consistent five-point lead and loses the election, it would be very, very, very dramatic out there,” Carville was quoted as saying.
This leads me to multiple conclusions, of which I am not sure is the definitive answer:
- Carville is an idiot.
- Carville is an agent provocateur hoping to scare folks into voting for Obama for fear of riots, hence suppressing the McCain vote.
- Carville still hopes Obama will lose to clear the deck for Hillary in 2012.
- Carville is selling Obama supporters short that they would riot if their candidate loses.
Labels: Barack Obama, hillary clinton, james carville, john mccain
Posted by Michael Higby @ 10/24/2008 02:42:00 PM
6 Comments:
Yes...Carville is an idiot...which is why he masterminded hundreds of campaigns (to victory) while you've...created a blog...
LETS FUCKING SEE WHO WINS THAT DEBATE!
Obama is an illegal alien!
http://slapstickpolitics.blogspot.com/2008/10/could-obama-be-disqualified-from.html
Get a clue...Carville is only saying what law enforcement agencies have been saying for the past two weeks. There definitely will be some type of huge action with people because already there's voting precincts having problems and as Robert f. Kennedy Jr. states in his Rollling Stones piece they always give the broken voting equipment to poor communities.
Here is a comment by another idiot... John Moody who is Senior Vice President, News Editorial for the Fox News Channel. Since when is Obama reponsible for the actions of every black American, or is Moddy saying Obama robbed the white woman ?
http://foxforum.blogs.foxnews.com/2008/10/23/jmoody_1023/
"If Ms. Todd’s allegations are proven accurate, some voters may revisit their support for Senator Obama, not because they are racists (with due respect to Rep. John Murtha), but because they suddenly feel they do not know enough about the Democratic nominee."
The next sentence of Moody's remarks, according to the link you provided, is:
"If the incident turns out to be a hoax, Senator McCain’s quest for the presidency is over, forever linked to race-baiting."
This potential for a riot if Obama doesn't win was front-page on the LA Times October 19th, so get a grip.
I don't like how he pushed Hillary out of the campaign early on with Pelosi the bitch and Howard Dean, neither of whom wanted her and Bill back in power just out of jealousy.
Obama's people wouldn't even let Hillary's enter the Texas caucuses with their signs, shouted them down and harassed them. This sort of thing happend in many states and then Obama, who never did a thing to stop it, played the race card against Bill, trying to tarnish an image he'd built up over decades based on his record. Back when it wasn't "cool" to be a white pol defending the blacks over "his own."
Obama's got no track record, just kissed butt to everyone to get the nod, like promising Latino illegals driving licenses and no- strings legalization to get La Opinion's and unions' endorsements while Hillary would lie and tell them something so unpopular with the citizenry that it's polarizing.
He wouldn't even consider her for the Vice Presidency out of jealousy that the Clintons would outshine and outsmart him.
He is just a book-learned speechifier, having learned from the Rev. Wright for 20 years and yet denies he was "influenced."
All the far-left dating back to the 60's hippies have attached themselves to him and will demand that their "social justice causes" be finally fulfilled. Look out, America.
McCain's mistake was choosing a dummy like Palin just to appease the far-right, while losing the middle. It's a bad choice, but at least with him, we know what we're getting and he's more moderate than the Bushies in office now.
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