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Alex · 07-03-08, 05:32 PM

I think he is trying to seem more centralist. This is something that he did not have to do in the primary because he was courting specific people (liberals) for the nominations. Now he has to court many more types of voters so he is selling out on his original positions.

He is a politician like any other so his theme of "change" was nothing but a ruse to get the nomination. The changes that he has made the last few weeks are clear evidence of that. He only said what he did during the primary to get the nomination.

I think as he tries to get more to the center, he will lose more votes than gain.

07-03-08, 05:32 PM	#2 (permalink)
Alex Son of Porcine Join Date: May 2005 Last Online: Today 01:17 AM Location: Milwaukee, WI Posts: 2,272 Thanks: 365 Thanked 351 Times in 243 Posts Lean: Libertarian Gender: Awards:	Re: FISA Problems for Obama? I think he is trying to seem more centralist. This is something that he did not have to do in the primary because he was courting specific people (liberals) for the nominations. Now he has to court many more types of voters so he is selling out on his original positions. He is a politician like any other so his theme of "change" was nothing but a ruse to get the nomination. The changes that he has made the last few weeks are clear evidence of that. He only said what he did during the primary to get the nomination. I think as he tries to get more to the center, he will lose more votes than gain.