<p>So it’s okay for tens of thousands of people to wait in line all day (and night) and fill stadiums for American Idol auditions and NFL games and to listen to U2, but not to see a candidate for President of the United States? </p>
<p>Wow. What kind of Kool-Aid have the reporters been drinking?</p>
<p>The ABC “reporter” who wrote this crap is really reaching. The excitement spreading through the country at the idea that we might be again respected by other nations, that we might have a leader we can respect, is not a cult though it can be considered a movement. The title caption - “Obama wept” is really offensive. Obama is a straight-shooting, honorable man who is inspiring me and many others. I hardly think I am a member of a cult because I have a bumper sticker and a yard sign for a political candidate. I send him my $25 but I haven’t gone to see him, haven’t left my family in pursuit, and I haven’t heard of anyone who has. Give me a break. Just some backlash against his popularity - By the way, I haven’t seen anyone protesting the Cult of the Giants though they got a lot more attention in New York on the day of the primary vote!!!</p>
<p>I googled “Clinton Cult”. Here is a quote from a blog from January that is a great summary of the “Clinton Cult”. No wonder Obama is getting so much attention. Could actually be that we are seeing the anti-clinton cult.</p>
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<p>"Bill’s disgraceful slander and character assassination of Barack Obama just prior to the New Hampshire primary last week, his New Hampshire and national operatives race-baiting and insinuating drug issues and Islamic sympathies, and Senator Clinton’s sleazy new site “Hillary is 44,” virtually a Swift Boat operation set up specifically to attack Obama, bring a new sense of </p>
<p>He keeps saying how he voted against the war and Hillary voted for it. Then I read a little piece that Big O was not even in the Senate for the main Iraq votes to go to war. I found that confusing for such an honest guy.
Then I see an old interview where he says he “probably” would have voted no but it was not that convincing and nobody had seriously lobbied him yet either.</p>
<p>I’ve never heard Obama say he “voted” against the war in Iraq. I’ve heard him say countless times he is the only candidate running who was against the war from the beginning.</p>
<p>Then I see an old interview where he says he “probably” would have voted no but it was not that convincing and nobody had seriously lobbied him yet either.</p>
<p>No it was a very quiet sit down interview where he was FAR more circumspect. And all that outrage directed toward our Middle East allies in a difficult area show how little he understands world politics…Sometimes you have to accept your allies warts and all. And how does he plan to replace millions of gallons of oil? Cover the US with corn? Magically replace 200,000,000 cars? Cheap rhetoric IMHO. He’ll be in for some rude awakenings in the real world.</p>