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To: july4thfreedomfoundation

The Rev. Wright story hit the news big time during the primary season, but didn’t seem to hurt Obama in Democrat primaries. But the general election campaign is a different story.

Right now, states such as Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania are very tight. Any small erosion of Obama support could tip these states to McCain. And if McCain won all three of these states, it hard to see where Obama makes up for them in other battleground states.


17 posted on 09/28/2008 11:44:02 AM PDT by Dilbert San Diego
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To: Dilbert San Diego
The Rev. Wright story hit the news big time during the primary season, but didn’t seem to hurt Obama in Democrat primaries

It is the issue that hurt him most in the last 15 primaries, more than any other issue, probably it was the only issue. The thing is that this issue came late in the primaries and Hillary Clinton could not catch up.

19 posted on 09/28/2008 11:46:28 AM PDT by jveritas (God Bless President Bush and our brave troops)
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To: Dilbert San Diego

but didn’t seem to hurt Obama in Democrat primaries

IT SURE DID!!! Hillary cleaned his clock in the later primaries after Wright came out.
All he won were the Caucusi and the states with majority black dems.


23 posted on 09/28/2008 11:50:19 AM PDT by hecht (shana tova)
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To: Dilbert San Diego

but didn’t seem to hurt Obama in Democrat primaries

IT SURE DID!!! Hillary cleaned his clock in the later primaries after Wright came out.
All he won were the Caucusi and the states with majority black dems.


24 posted on 09/28/2008 11:50:25 AM PDT by hecht (shana tova)
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