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Obama considering NASCAR sponsorship

NASCAR's BAM Racing team has presented Barack Obama's presidential campaign with a potential sponsorship deal in the Sprint Cup series later this year, but that doesn't necessarily mean an Obama car will be ...

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Wow. Talk about pandering for votes......
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Pandering = equals appealing to specific interest groups to ask for their votes. As adults, we know all politicians have to do it - or lose.

Interestingly, if a Republican candidate "panders" for votes; it's good campaigning, "vry smart". But if a Democrat does it; it's "pandering".

How stupid.
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Jul 12, 2008
 
Friday, July 11, 2008

By The Associated Press
(AP)-- THE RACE: The presidential race nationally

THE NUMBERS:

Barack Obama, 44 percent

John McCain, 41 percent

OF INTEREST:

Obama and McCain are essentially even in the latest poll by Newsweek. The magazine's last survey in June showed Obama with a 15 percentage point lead, though that was one of the few that have shown Obama with such a large edge. By a 21-point margin, most say Obama has been changing his positions on some key issues. The poll was conducted after Obama reversed himself by not accepting public campaign financing and supporting an intelligence surveillance overhaul with elements he had earlier opposed. McCain has a slight edge among independents and a 12-point lead with whites, while Obama is ahead by nearly 50 points among minorities. Seven in 10 former supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton say they will support Obama, with fewer than one in five saying they will back McCain.

The Newsweek poll was conducted from July 9-10 and included telephone interviews with 1,037 registered voters. It had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.

COMPLETE RESULTS:

http://www.newsweek.com

Copyright 2008 Associated Press. All right reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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LOL, this is funny. NASCAR and Obama. What will Jessie say then? He's pandering to the people he has insulted the most; white, gun-owning, Bible-believing Americans.
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Rewad the lies that Obama continues to tell the American Peopl at www.ourtownreport.com
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Mo Lubee wrote:
Friday, July 11, 2008
By The Associated Press
(AP)-- THE RACE: The presidential race nationally
THE NUMBERS:
Barack Obama, 44 percent
John McCain, 41 percent
OF INTEREST:
Obama and McCain are essentially even in the latest poll by Newsweek. The magazine's last survey in June showed Obama with a 15 percentage point lead, though that was one of the few that have shown Obama with such a large edge. By a 21-point margin, most say Obama has been changing his positions on some key issues. The poll was conducted after Obama reversed himself by not accepting public campaign financing and supporting an intelligence surveillance overhaul with elements he had earlier opposed. McCain has a slight edge among independents and a 12-point lead with whites, while Obama is ahead by nearly 50 points among minorities. Seven in 10 former supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton say they will support Obama, with fewer than one in five saying they will back McCain.
The Newsweek poll was conducted from July 9-10 and included telephone interviews with 1,037 registered voters. It had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
COMPLETE RESULTS:
http://www.newsweek.com
Copyright 2008 Associated Press. All right reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
This is the result of bad polling. This will not be a close election. It is time for us to remake this country. Hope and change will win in a landslide. And no Obama should not sponsor NASCAR---too many idiots and rednecks but if he does, it can only help. It cannot hurt and he has plenty of money to do it.
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That should get the white vote.

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All this article stated is that BAM Racing solicited advertising spots to the candidates.

All of the candidates turned them down.

This article was simply a free ad to mention the name BAM Racing.

Besides, the liberals want to lower the speed limit, so they can't go racing around at the same time.
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Rufusdakat wrote:
LOL, this is funny. NASCAR and Obama. What will Jessie say then? He's pandering to the people he has insulted the most; white, gun-owning, Bible-believing Americans.
An "Obama car" would only inspire a grass-roots movement for NASCAR fans to turnout in droves to vote against Obama.
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LOL, this is funny. NASCAR and Obama. What will Jessie say then? He's pandering to the people he has insulted the most; white, gun-owning, Bible-believing Americans.
i was thinking the same thing......i'm not prejudice i hate everybody :)

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Loud Proud and Liberal wrote:
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And no Obama should not sponsor NASCAR---too many idiots and rednecks but if he does, it can only help. It cannot hurt and he has plenty of money to do it.
I'm not a NASCAR fan but you are a bigot.

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<quoted text> i was thinking the same thing......i'm not prejudice i hate everybody :)
LOL, I didn't read the article but thought the idea was funny and very believable.
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Mike wrote:
Barrack Hussein Obama will sponsor a Muslim entry
I hope he does that. Muslims and blacks are discriminated against in Nascar and in society as a whole.

EEEEEEEEEEHHHHAAAAAAAA

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What's he gonna call his team? Infidel Racing Inc. maybe?
He could put a mosque on the hood and a picture of cousin Osama on the trunk.
Ha! I picture a Wells Fargo armored car whisking away your increased tax dollars with slicks, spoiler and no other sponsor stickers :)

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First, he would have to understand the concept of going fast and turning left, which I fear is WAY above him.

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First, he would have to understand the concept of going fast and turning left, which I fear is WAY above him.
Really? I think he's got Left down to an art.

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Really? I think he's got Left down to an art.
On second thought.... my bad. LOL
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Really? I think he's got Left down to an art.
Me too. You'll see how fast he can make a left if he gets in office.

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I think he'll put a price cap on monetary awards, tax the pole position, and re-distribute Roush Racing's earnings to pay for the now defunct Franchitti's team.

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but that's just me :)
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