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Question: Dems do u think obama video last nite change the republicans mind?

(Posted by: angelo3718 on 2008-10-30 06:00:05)

My fellow dem do you think that any hardcore republicans was moved last nite by obamas message, ive spoken to alot of them and they were moved even the old die hard republicans, i think they realize now that, mccain is not the man, he is just another bush , go OBAMA./ BIDEN FOR PRESIDENT

Posted by: The Village Atheist on 2008-10-30, 06:02:42

Made this Dem confirm his vote for McCain.

Posted by: not so sure on 2008-10-30, 06:02:46

Yeah, you keep thinking that....hahahaha, What ever helps you to sleep better at night....what ever it takes.

Posted by: iiianakiniii on 2008-10-30, 06:03:15

I'll venture to say that of the how ever many viewers that watched it last night, that maybe 1% were republicans.

Posted by: ARLENE B on 2008-10-30, 06:03:23

All of his crap last night is just that...more of his crap! I do not believe very many Americans would fall for any of it. Go to Eonline and check out the comments made after his commercial. You will be very suprised that most of the comments were negative.

Posted by: Traveler on 2008-10-30, 06:03:43

Mindless scripted dribble...

Posted by: Dr Jones on 2008-10-30, 06:03:45

It might of helped him with some swing voters. But I'm sure the people that hate Obama just changed the channel.

Posted by: Mignon M on 2008-10-30, 06:03:45

I hope so. I CRIED when that poor man who lost his pension of 1500 a month , and Obama said and quite right, businesses need to be enforced by law to PAY what they take from this persons salary for retirement and not pocket it!

Posted by: Robocains Attack Earth on 2008-10-30, 06:03:48

Made this repub confirm my vote for Obama

Posted by: November Rain on 2008-10-30, 06:04:00

I really doubt that the Obama ad last night changed the hardcore Republicans mind. The ones who were doubtful before they saw the ad might vote for Obama, but the rest, hmmm ignorance could be a factor here again. Obama/ Biden 08

Posted by: Starry Skies on 2008-10-30, 06:04:02

I think there are a lot of smart Republicans out there who will ultimately put their party affiliation aside and do the right thing. So yes!

Posted by: jero on 2008-10-30, 06:04:21

No it didn't but it worked for Independents, like me

Posted by: Su Lin on 2008-10-30, 06:04:38

No, repubs. know that an Obama win would be detrimental to the U.S.

Posted by: fdm215 on 2008-10-30, 06:04:46

Nope. I also don't think that was the purpose of it. It was meant to fire up the base and attract more independent voters.

Posted by: yummymummy on 2008-10-30, 06:05:18

Made this Dem confirm my vote for McCain

Posted by: MrNeutral on 2008-10-30, 06:05:29

Noot the tribal republicans. I think the real republicans, not the racist wing or the wacko wing have always had doubts about John's inability to multi-task, stay the course and otherwise be a strong, fair leader. They have also had gnawing concerns about his VP candidate not driving with all her lights on. They may chose to sit this one out, or seriously ask themselves, "why not Obama? "

Posted by: Connie on 2008-10-30, 06:07:16

I believe the strategy and intent of the video changed the hearts of many last night. Not once did he mention his opponent John McCain in the video. What he did however, is speak solely about what he can do and will do when he becomes President. Very clever on Baracks behalf. Not only is he an intelligent & savvy business man, but he is also sympathetic to our needs and the changes that this country calls for. Go OBAMA!!!!

Posted by: Blue Dog Democrat For McCain on 2008-10-30, 06:10:05

No it did not work on me and I'm a Democrat. Made me want to puke.

Posted by: Byron P on 2008-10-30, 06:10:15

It obviously changed a few minds because the gap has widened. But the racist and ignorant will hold on for dear life.

Posted by: Keith on 2008-10-30, 06:11:48

I'm not a hardcore Republican but do consider myself a Republican. I live in VA and will be voting for the Democratic candidate, Warner, for Senate. I watched Sen. Obama's 30 minute show last night and will be voting for John McCain for President. No matter what Sen. Obama said last night his rhetoric doesn't support his past voting record. He voted with his own party 97% of the time. He's not a uniter, he does not support the second amendment, and he is very pro-abortion.

Posted by: chargerman on 2008-10-30, 06:15:30

You have to mentally disturbed. I doubt that you even know any "hardcore " republicans and here it is 8am cdt and you have been out talking to people. His speech which was a speech to his supporters and probably was not even watched by the independents that could be the only reason he could get elected did not watch. In fact the latest tracking his that his REDISTRIBUTION of wealth is hurting him badly with independents who tend to also be large investors so that was the reason for emphases on "sharing " not redistribution which shows that Obama thinks the public is of the samementalityy as his Chicago constituents.