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	<title>Comments on: If the Right Wing Media Back Obama, Who Do They Fear?</title>
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		<title>By: Andy Witmyer</title>
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		<dc:creator>Andy Witmyer</dc:creator>
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		<description>I respectfully disagree.  Hillary Clinton is exactly the candidate that they want as the Democratic nominee in &#039;08.  She is as divisive as they come - I could only see a fanciful (but equally doomed run) of Ann Coulter as being more divisive.  I don&#039;t feel very sympathetic for Hillary Clinton - her sense of entitlement, and the crocodile tears shed over the loss of said entitlement, has turned me off about as much as her soulless campaign.

Barack Obama is a force to be reckoned with in &#039;08.  If he is able to capture the imagination of the millions of Americans who would ordinarily not care to vote, and convert that into a viable pool of support, then he will in fact win by an unimaginable landslide.  My only hope is that Hillary doesn&#039;t try to damage him in an effort to bring him down for the sake of her now vainglorious bid for the White House.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I respectfully disagree.  Hillary Clinton is exactly the candidate that they want as the Democratic nominee in &#8217;08.  She is as divisive as they come &#8211; I could only see a fanciful (but equally doomed run) of Ann Coulter as being more divisive.  I don&#8217;t feel very sympathetic for Hillary Clinton &#8211; her sense of entitlement, and the crocodile tears shed over the loss of said entitlement, has turned me off about as much as her soulless campaign.</p>
<p>Barack Obama is a force to be reckoned with in &#8217;08.  If he is able to capture the imagination of the millions of Americans who would ordinarily not care to vote, and convert that into a viable pool of support, then he will in fact win by an unimaginable landslide.  My only hope is that Hillary doesn&#8217;t try to damage him in an effort to bring him down for the sake of her now vainglorious bid for the White House.</p>
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