UShaditcoming's bid is to derail conversations, purposefully.
There are two subjects s/he is most uncomfortable with I've noticed. Well one really...me...lol.. But two actual subjects of discussion here really are upsetting his agenda. One is oil. My hunch tells me he is a BigOil spindoctor who, not being able to inject learned debate that would reflect well on his master (since nothing really will at this point), he has chosen instead to inject nonsense and badgering into debate to siderail the topic to "why is UShaditcoming so insane." Note: we no longer are talking about Obama, cocaine and gay promiscuous sex.
Which brings me to the second topic that seems to unsettle Ushad.. The idea of Obama not seeming electable. And it fits perfectly with his BigOil agenda. If his ilk (he's not Canadian, my money's on it) cannot succeed in getting Obama to the general election as "electable" then BigOil's puppet McCain cannot seat them back in executive power again. And that means slow death for their industry.
My hunch is that Ushad is BigOil working yet another angle. Other than his being just insane, his actions are more in line with purposeful distraction. And with purposeful distraction, you have to wonder why? The purpose of distraction is to deflect attention away from something else. And there must be a reason why UShad is doing that.
I'm open to other theories as to why he's doing that..
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Meanwhile...
The sex scandal with Edwards is the distant drum roll people. Get ready for the Obama sex scandal. It's funny how democrats can sit watching the approaching tornado, sipping iced tea like their lofty ideals will somehow stem the fierce gales of certain death. I've seen this dangerous dance performed by them for so many elections that I now believe the democratic party is suicidal. I think the whole party suffers from a pathology of wanting to fail.
Like Jon Stewart said, "how are the democrats going to fcuk up this election." Now we know how: with the help of the GOP and the Sinclair story pitted against lofty ideals of a quasi (fake)-Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and white guilt's stubborn refusal to see what is right in front of its face.