"One thing Americans can't stand are people who say one thing and do another within a 48-hour period," said Chris LaCivita, who helped create the "Swift Boat" ads that damaged John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign, referring to Obama's recent praise of his pastor.

"This is an issue that is not going to go away no matter how many prepackaged phony speeches Obama makes," LaCivita said.

oh crap! you posted a fox poll! Don't let Greg see ya!

Do you happen to know the dates of the March poll?

Just curious.

And Republicans really don't like Clinton, do they? (looking at the favorables/unfavorables of each candidate).

ABC News: Describing the potential of uncovering more negative information on Obama, LaCivita says he is eager. "Like a good red wine, he just gets better with age," the GOP strategist said of Obama.

By taking such a strong stance on the pastor whom he recently said he "could no more disown" than his own white grandmother, Obama also risks alienating black voters.

Fox News polls are useless and so was that A.P poll, it was not even a poll of registered or likely voters. McCAin cheated on his first wife and married his mistress. His mistress forced him to sign a prenuptial agreement. If his own wife does not trust him with her money, why should the american people trust him with theirs? Hillary Clinton is a complete and utter liar, what she is doing now is ensuring she will never be elected to national office, not now or 2012.

ABC News: Dr. Boyce Watkins, a finance professor at Syracuse University, says he's heard from many blacks who are "incredibly upset" with the candidate.

"For him to denounce so many things about Pastor Wright, one of the most respected pastors in Chicago, so that he can get this election, that is a textbook case of selling out," said Watkins. "It's like watching a mob movie where Tony Soprano has to whack his best friend because he's angered another mob family."

He predicts that many blacks will sit out the remaining primaries and the general election.

I just saw that, "finance professor"? You're a fucking clown..lol

Interesting. When they ask who the respondents would like to see as president/nominee, Obama still leads her with independents, albeit by 3%.

Rasmussen says it's dead even all around. Meanwhile, TPM's Poll Tracker lists Fux and only Fux results. Can there be a theme developing here?

ABC News: The Chicago Sun-Times' Lynn Sweet quotes an "Obama adviser" saying that Wright has become a "huge distraction. At a time when Obama is trying to appeal to blue-collar and working-class voters, Jeremiah Wright is dragging this campaign into a conversation about race . . . and that's not what white voters want to hear."

"Nobody even wants to talk about it. It's a disaster," one Obama campaign source tells the New York Daily News' Michael Saul, who described "a usually upbeat headquarters was fighting off its worst morale problem since the primaries began."

ABC's George Stephanopoulos, reporting on what's next for the Obama campaign on "Good Morning America" Wednesday: "They will be announcing more superdelegate endorsements today, to try to get back on track."

Why did Obama let it get to this point? "After Obama's uncategorical repudiation yesterday of the man who presided at his wedding and the baptism of his daughters, voters and other political observers will inevitably wonder what took so long -- and how Obama could have misjudged someone to whom he was very close," Peter Canellos writes in The Boston Globe.

"In political terms, this was a 3 a.m. phone call that went into voice mail," Chicago Sun-Times columnist Carol Marin writes.

"As definitive as Obama seemed, there are still questions about his relationship with Wright," National Review's Byron York writes. "Is it really plausible for Obama to say that he did not hear a steady stream of such stuff coming from Wright's pulpit in the last 20 years?"

jeez, FOX now theeere's a "fair and balanced" poll. Blarg!

Please, note: sarcasm and loathing.

Flush......down the drain.

Dr.Larry Sinclair agrees with Dr. Boyce Watkins and Dr.J.Wright that it is over.

Riigght. Hillary will sweep up the indies despite still having the highest negatives--regardless of whether measured directly or through top of mind association--of any of the three.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/106909/TopofMind-Candidate-Perceptions-InDepth.aspx

Yeah, we should totally dump the one who has the best numbers for the one with the highest negatives. Our victory will be assured. Fox News and several prominent members of the pond scum wing of the Republican Party say so, so it must be true.

And I'm absolutely sure the moratorium on Clinton sheet sniffing will last all the way through to November, too. Especially given that you’ve all legitimized the "how could Obama stay in this church for 20 years" faux issue as a totally fair and relevant question. Do you really think that, having opened the door to the “old longstanding associations” issue, "how could Hillary stay married to a serial philanderer for 35 years, and what have the two of them been up to since 2000" won’t be considered fair game, and a matter of vital national importance, for the Axis of Imbecility (Politico-Fox-ABC)?

Oh, wait, I forgot. You’re still die-hard Hillary supporters, so you’re capable of believing six impossible things every day before breakfast.

Too little too late. Wake up. After the "stunning" victory in Pennsylvania... Clinton has garnered 5 superdelegates. Obama? He's gotten 9. At that rate, Clinton will win the 2008 Democratic nomination for President in September 2010. Of course, President Barack Obama will already be in the White House. Hahahahaha

WOO HOO!

GO OBAMA '08!

Yes We Can!

Fox Poll. That's all I need to know. They have an agenda, and it is the installation of Hillary as the Democratic nominee, so that they have a new punching bag for the fall.