I agree with you Carl! I don't think Barack wants to deal with them potentially undermining him.
W1, how come you've seen all of those series and specials on HBO and Showtime regarding gangsterism?
To gangsters(like Rich Dad Poor Dad) the only investment they know that makes its own money is drugs. That is how they become successful later is because they learn business that way like JayZ.
I just went and bought "Clash of the Titans". One of my top 5 all time favorites.
Young Michael became Omar. He even had a pretty sidekick to go all with the hoodie and shotgun. I wonder if he also become homosexual like Omar was. That is the hardest character of them all, someone that is both dangerous and strategic. Having a code means one has to follow some pattern or strategy. Michael developed that code and that is what made Omar special. A new generation Robin Hood.
That was comedy when he said that about the $900,000 but old boy had just figured out that Meth set Prop Joe up and he had to do it because of honor. Remember that Omar came to visit him and told him he didn't do it.
I am going to write about the recession soon, I'm in the R&D stage.
JT
Showing posts with label Barack obama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barack obama. Show all posts
Monday, March 10, 2008
Saturday, March 8, 2008
The unbeatable ticket
Hello!!!!
Where is the SoCal chapter?
Bill Clinton believes that a combined ticket of the two can't lose.
This is a concession to their previous sentiments. I like the idea if Obama is on top. That eliminates the concept of Obama getting assassinated. Because they will definitely try to pop Hillary and the new president will be the Speaker of the House Pelosi. The haters of Obama will hate his replacements even more.
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Where is the SoCal chapter?
Bill Clinton believes that a combined ticket of the two can't lose.
This is a concession to their previous sentiments. I like the idea if Obama is on top. That eliminates the concept of Obama getting assassinated. Because they will definitely try to pop Hillary and the new president will be the Speaker of the House Pelosi. The haters of Obama will hate his replacements even more.
Link!
Monday, February 25, 2008
What I'm feeling right now
This is what Obama represents. This is what his war cry should be about. This is the change he is referring to.
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Thursday, February 7, 2008
Now what?
Super Tuesday is over and the dust is starting to settle. The results are interesting but as expected. The biggest surprise on the Republican side is the fact that Huckabee won quite a few more states than the zero predicted for him. This happened because some of the evangelicals decided to vote according to their faith and Huckabee is the only Christian. The GOP vote is a winner take all format, so winning those states hamstrung Romney. Huckabee stole more of Romney's votes than McCain's and put the latter on the stage of victory. Honestly, McCain's my man. I have figured out why. He is a liberal conservative such as myself as mentioned in the Black Republican article from before.
Clinton and Obama are basically tied. Hillary won the larger and coastal states, while Barack's vote came from the smaller middle states. The story can be spun many ways stating both sides claimed victory. Using football philosophies, it would seem that the longer Obama is in the race, the greater chance for victory. This is true for all underdogs. A sense in hope can generate within the perceived lesser that is many times more powerful than the greater. Obama is the underdog in this situation. I'm waiting for the Al Gore hammer to drop.
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Friday, February 1, 2008
John Edwards, Attorney General
That is a great call. Whomever Edwards endorses will probably select him as the Attorney General or as a Cabinet member. Because of that, Edwards will wait until a critical moment like February 4th to announce his endorsement.
He is probably negotiating the rewards in choosing each side. Who ever offers the brightest future for Edwards will win his support. Great call! Secretary something John Kerry, and Teddy of the State. Al Gore needs to swallow his pride and run as VP. He can be president later, he will be younger then than McCain is now.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Final Four
It is getting interesting
Final Four set.
Obama vs Clinton
McCain vs Romney
I still say i have no idea how all of this works. an example how did McCain go from being near death, written off before the thing even started, to come all the way back and be in this strong position going into Super Tues.
Rudi? as we have mentioned in Our W before- where did you go? not sure if it was a strategy error or as i heard last night- outside of New York 9/11 was a while ago and voters in other areas wanted to hear more from him and quite frankly didn't until it was too late.
As B-1 has been predicting for weeks does the Al Gore backing that I am predicting as well for Obama finish off Team Clinton?
there appears to be an agreement between B-1 and W-1.
let me introduce the next attorney general ( if Obama were to win) Mr John Edwards.
Final Four set.
Obama vs Clinton
McCain vs Romney
I still say i have no idea how all of this works. an example how did McCain go from being near death, written off before the thing even started, to come all the way back and be in this strong position going into Super Tues.
Rudi? as we have mentioned in Our W before- where did you go? not sure if it was a strategy error or as i heard last night- outside of New York 9/11 was a while ago and voters in other areas wanted to hear more from him and quite frankly didn't until it was too late.
As B-1 has been predicting for weeks does the Al Gore backing that I am predicting as well for Obama finish off Team Clinton?
there appears to be an agreement between B-1 and W-1.
let me introduce the next attorney general ( if Obama were to win) Mr John Edwards.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Michigan, the Ford State
It shall be interesting to see which of the Republican candidates pull out a victory tonight in Michigan. Huckabee is in a real solid position right now. If he can place at least second, he will have a chance to make an impact in the South starting with the lower Carolina. Huckabee is an evangelical candidate and they are politically more powerful in the South. If he hangs in the election long enough they will be almost be obligated to vote for him. What interesting is how they never mention Ron Paul. The media doesn't want him to do well for reason. He receives minimal effort from them.
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Saturday, January 12, 2008
Kerry's endorsement
Can Kerry's endorsement help? Is he trying to position himself for a VP role. He probably needs someone older to run with him.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Obama is down with JayZ and Kanye
Obama has apparently met with two important figures in hip hop music. I think he has taken a far different approach than many of the other African Americans in politics. Jesse Jackson and Mr Sharpton came from the church and begun their campaign shrouded in blackness. Many of them built their campaign momentum at activities targeting other African Americans.
This can sometime scare other groups away especially the conservatives. Barack has not done that. He has not even targeted us. The fact that he met with JayZ and Kanye to target youth may mean that is going to start spending some time in the churches because the black evangelicals is where the mature votes come from. He has had success without relying on black people. There is chance that he may start doing some damage once he get into areas of higher black populace. I think he can flank the rest of the candidates like William Wallace did in Braveheart. That was the best flank demonstration in war based theatrical history.
African Americans can give him a boost because they are currently splitting the vote 50/50 between he and Hillary. We like the Clintons because they have demonstrated their concern for the community via Bill's policies. Obama is not the clear cut leader in the African American community. Not yet anyway.
Al Gore still makes the best running mate even though Mr. Kerry just cosigned.
"I've met with Jay-Z; I've met with Kanye. And I've talked to other artists about how potentially to bridge that gap. I think the potential for them to deliver a message of extraordinary power that gets people thinking (is massive)," Obama told Jeff Johnson during BET's political special What's In It For Us?.
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Rudi Who?
We have not seen Mr. Giuliani at all. Either he is extremely arrogant and does not feel he needs to try yet, or he is done. I think it's the latter personally. The 911 boat just lost its steam.
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Wednesday, January 9, 2008
I Got a Poll that you can Survey
Hillary's teary eyed moment did not spell doom for the Clinton campaign. This makes for a more spicy future in terms of the election. It would have been boring if Obama were to run away with such as the polls were stating. Polls and surveys are interesting and entertaining, but never accurate when dealing with humans. People, unlike damn near everything else, can change their mind. In politics, the polls can only be 50% accurate because something could happen between the poll and the actual vote which may cause the voter to go the other way. A brilliant man once said this about data and surveys, "Polls and Surveys are like a bikini, what they reveal is interesting, but what they cover up is vital". Meaning that data can be used to create any story, even when the story is not the truth.
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Monday, January 7, 2008
Every breath you take
Have you watched CNN lately? They have changed their format. I think the blogs have changed the way big media reports the news. At first the impact was only felt by web based news, but it now seems like the television news is reporting the same sensationalized way as the web. The problem is that they are not natural and remind one of their old relative trying to dance to a modern song(like Norv yesterday).
They are making such a big deal about Iowa that it's annoying. Hilary didn't cry. She got a little emotional but it was good thing and not something to blow out or proportion. The media is trying to paint a picture that she is desperate and are trying to betray an misstep that she makes. Based upon CNN, all of America's race problems are solved because Iowa has voted for Obama. Obama is half white and non African American. If America can't find something in common with him, they are stupid.
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Sunday, January 6, 2008
Barack and Gore
That is a good ticket right there. Barack Obama for President and Al Gore as his Vice President! Barack Obama should see if Al Gore is down for a encore performance as VP. They would make the best combination.
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