Posted on 10/27/2006 8:05:49 PM PDT by FairOpinion
Gubernatorial candidate Phil Angelides appealed to black voters Friday as he tried to secure support from a core Democratic constituency that rival Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has courted aggressively this year.
Angelides cautioned community leaders at the NAACP convention Friday not to buy into Schwarzenegger's makeover. He said only a real Democrat would advocate on behalf of minorities and pursue issues they care about.
Angelides moved up his appearance at the NAACP Friday so he could appear in Los Angeles with the Democratic Party's rising star, Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton, Howard Dean, Al Gore, John Edwards, Feinstein, Obama all campaigned for Angelides.
The size of his defeat matters, it's not enough for Arnold to "just win". That's why it's important for all Republicans and conservatives to actively vote for Arnold and defeat Angelides by a large margin.
This "rising star" will turn out to be a dud.
He will crash and burn, beleive you me.
He looks good on the surface but when you challenge his statements, he falls apart like a cheap suit.
Lame. Rhetoric 101.
Oh, and I like this one, from the "state President" of Cal-lee-forn-ya:
...Alice Huffman praised Angelides, calling him a friend and the candidate "whose heart is in the right place."
Whoa! Stunning endorsement! I'm itchin' to go out and vote for this guy...
These sops are gonna do political battle with the TERMINATOR? I'd love to have been in the smoky back room when Angelides was told, "Your names been selected". LOL!
Ambulance chaser, "rising star," channeler of fetuses, one-term-and-out ex-Senator John Edwards was useless to John F'n Kerry. Breck Girl is more experienced than Kennedy's pall "Osama Obama."
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