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**TeapseTic** · 03-12-2006, 04:04 AM

It's the "in" thing to like minorities in politics. Plus he's good looking. As someone else said, he hasn't had a chance to screw up yet. He is well spoken. He's not viewed as an extremist.

He hasn't been productive. All he's been involved in is that dumb posture battle with McCain. Other than that, he's been below the radar because he really hasn't done much. He was supposed to come out a strong leader, but he hasn't shown that. He was much liked to be a part of leadership for the next generation of democrats. Part of his problem, as well with all other democrats is that they are too weak to capitalize on Bush's failures. Obama can't capitalize on big issues. Most Americans saw him wimper like a puppy when McCain tested him. It's all show except the West Wing has better actors.

03-12-2006, 04:04 AM	#27
TeapseTic Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 517 Senior Member	It's the "in" thing to like minorities in politics. Plus he's good looking. As someone else said, he hasn't had a chance to screw up yet. He is well spoken. He's not viewed as an extremist. He hasn't been productive. All he's been involved in is that dumb posture battle with McCain. Other than that, he's been below the radar because he really hasn't done much. He was supposed to come out a strong leader, but he hasn't shown that. He was much liked to be a part of leadership for the next generation of democrats. Part of his problem, as well with all other democrats is that they are too weak to capitalize on Bush's failures. Obama can't capitalize on big issues. Most Americans saw him wimper like a puppy when McCain tested him. It's all show except the West Wing has better actors.
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