I am beginning to think that Obama cannot sustain this hero-worship till the election. Before all the press, and leftwing-lemming democratic adulation started, his delivery was described as dull, rather pedantic and professorial. And now, he is starting to get longwinded. If his crowds continue to behave as off-the-wall as they have recently, and he starts to "believe his own press notices" both he and the lovely Michelle may begin to falter in various ways.
I am beginning to think he is actually quitee beatable, that he will peak out, and after that, some people will be scared by him and his raucous crowds (I think this may really be a substantial factor influlencing average voters), and others will simply tire of his "pie in the sky". But, of course, we shall see.
McCain and his advisors will have their work cut out for them, but they will NOT be bereft of possibilities for scoring heavily against the power-couple, IMHO. I think Obama has many negatives that are only just now barely beginning to appear, and that he is beatable after all. We have quite a long road to travel before the election in November. An awful lot can happen, and will.
Not just long winded but messianic. As he speaks he lifts his hands just like a preacher. The crowds swoon and he’s all right with the left. I suspect his bubble will burst before the general but we are going to have to hold the pin. We must get the information about his voting record out and say it loud and long. He IS the most Liberal Senator and he was the same in the Illinois State House. The crowds need to know what they are buying, not just the Sinatra effect he has on them.