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In modern lingo, finding fault with a person because people are drawn to him, is called 'hating'.
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I prefer to think of it as "mocking".
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Its actually amazing that Obama is being criticized for inspiring people, and getting massive crowds to come watch him. I never knew that was supposed to be a flaw. You think the GOP and the right would be complaining if Mccain had the type of appeal Obama has?
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It's not about "inspiring", it's about courting the fashion industry to promote your brand. I'd call it a message, but he doesn't have one. I'm sorry, but if you can't see how silly this strategy is, you must own the "Sex & The City" DVD box set.
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The only ones who think he has no substance are his detractors.
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Or anyone who has listened to his speeches, seen him change position after position or tried to pin him down on any issue other than "change".
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Its no wonder why his opponent, instead of talking about his policies and vision would rather ridicule Obama. I mean if Mccain is supposed to be the candidate with all the substance, why don't they talk about their policies and issues rather than nitpick what fashion designers are designing clothes for Obama and how many people are coming to events to see him.
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McCain is a terrible candidate running an atrocious campaign, even when compared to Mike Dukakis and Bob Dole. Obama should be blowing him out like the US just did to Spain, yet this race is within the margin of error. What does that tell you about Obama's appeal?