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Shocker: Colin Powell Will Endorse Obama, May Give Speech at Democratic Convention
Update: Powell Issues Non-Denial Denial

Bill Kristol's scoop. On Fox now.

"Not an absolute done deal," but "these people [his Democratic sources] are pretty confident."

Spokeswoman Strongly Denies: Not sure how much credence to give that. The spokeswoman may not have been told Powell has changed his mind -- deliberately not told, so she's not lying when she strongly denies it.

Now over at Hot Air too, Colin Powell denies in a non-denial fashion: "I do not have time to waste on Bill Kristol's musings." He only says he won't attend the convention, but ends the interview before answering further questions.

He doesn't have time? Why? What's he doing that's so important?

Status: Confirmed, at least in part. He will endorse Obama.

Exit question: How psyched are the Democrats to have the endorsement of a guy who "lied us into Iraq" and "twisted the intelligence" and all that good stuff?

Pretty darned psyched, I imagine.

I guess it's time for me to release the hundreds of photos I've collected for just this occasion showing Colin Powell within three meters of young white women.

And they said my hobby was insane. Insane?! Who's insane now?!

Muhahahahaha.

Posted by: Ace at 05:18 PM



Comments

1 Unfortunately, I'm not surprised.  Just exactly whose votes are race based again?  Racism?

Posted by: noprisoners at August 13, 2008 05:22 PM (eqMup)

2 And just think: there was a time when this guy was mooted as the Republican candidate for prez...

Posted by: ECM at August 13, 2008 05:22 PM (q3V+C)

3

It's all because Powell can't beat him at bowling.

Posted by: roy at August 13, 2008 05:23 PM (cB77O)

4 Much as we like to pretend otherwise, racial solidarity among minorities trumps class, culture, and ideology.

Posted by: Maetenloch at August 13, 2008 05:25 PM (hn7Rm)

5 This is sad. Especially after the way Obama's party have savaged Powell over the past few years. Democrats have called him all sorts of terrible and racist things. I don't see how he can go and support them now. I know he's pissed at the Bush administration and all but come on. I thought he was classier than that.

Posted by: t.ferg at August 13, 2008 05:28 PM (2YVh7)

6 No, it's because a man who was Secretary of State knows that B.O.'s 143 days of Senate experience, his long record and eloquent gaffe-free rhetoric qualify him to be president.  Absolutely nothing to do with skin color, come on now.

Posted by: Wilhelm Klink at August 13, 2008 05:29 PM (GGhvX)

7 How quickly the RINO turns...

Posted by: Entropy at August 13, 2008 05:30 PM (HgAV0)

8 Colin Powell  was never really a Republican or conservative.  He's a career army official and a dedicated ass-polisher, and as the Republicans held the executive for most of his career, he just knew he had to make nice-nice to advance.

its not so much that he's turning on his party, as much as the GOP hyped him as "one of ours" to give itself some high-profile diversity.  But he wasn't one of ours.  He's always been pretty liberal.


Posted by: ace at August 13, 2008 05:30 PM (1WR4H)

9 Eh, I like Powell.  His biography was a decent read, and he's led an exemplary life.  I guess I'll have to disagree with him on this choice and leave it at that.

Posted by: Hadlowe at August 13, 2008 05:34 PM (zK1MQ)

10 With prominent black conservatives nibbling at their fingernails over whether to vote for Obama, was Powell really a surprise?

Posted by: David Marcoe at August 13, 2008 05:36 PM (8xsAw)

Posted by: DrewM. at August 13, 2008 05:36 PM (hlYel)

12 Maetenloch is just plain right. Sadly. And someone remind me... wasn't Powell one of the big brass opposed to going all the way to Baghdad in the First Gulf War? If only the elder Bush hadn't gotten that wrong. Wouldn't the world have been very different if the US had eliminated Saddam back then, when he was ripe for harvest? Sheesh, we are going to hear about tidal waves of Obamacans for the next 48 hours...

Posted by: George Orwell at August 13, 2008 05:37 PM (rf5CF)

13 Shouldn't HE be in jail instead of Libby?
Wasn't Armitage his man?  Didn't he know who the leaker was (Armitage) during the Plame Game?
Didn't he withhold that information and encourage others to withhold it as well?

Obstruction at least, subornation?
After I supported him to run in 2000, it turns out that he was an affirmative action hire, anyway.

Posted by: Paul in Iowa at August 13, 2008 05:37 PM (qzOby)

14

Over-rated. Draft Schwartzkopf.

 

 

Posted by: Andy the Squirrel at August 13, 2008 05:37 PM (xDozT)

15

HOLD YOUR HORSES!

 

 

Posted by: Max Power at August 13, 2008 05:40 PM (q177U)

16

But he wasn't one of ours.  He's always been pretty liberal.

I agree. I can't see him supporting Walter Williams or Thomas Sowell for President. Colin is another lesson in the damage that RINOs can do to the conservative cause.

Posted by: adolfo_velasquez at August 13, 2008 05:41 PM (8pObu)

17 I lost a lot of respect for Colin Powell a long time ago. Good to see the trend is continuing.

Posted by: Christoph at August 13, 2008 05:43 PM (hawOV)

18 1/2 blackness trumps national security? Powell has seemed better than that to me. Hope it turns out to be untrue. But even if true, what does it really say? Most folks will think he just wants a black dude. That thus gives folks leeway to say "hell, then, I want a white dude".

Posted by: Neoken at August 13, 2008 05:43 PM (haFqi)

19

"With prominent black conservatives nibbling at their fingernails over whether to vote for Obama, was Powell really a surprise?"

What's the what now?  To whom are you referring?

Posted by: Kensington at August 13, 2008 05:44 PM (kFwRi)

20

And people had "sources" telling them that Hagel was going to be VP for Obama too.

And "sources" swore up and down that Hillary was begging to be Obama's VP.

I could be wrong but I think all these "sources" are desparate Obama staffers hoping to force somebody onto his team.  But yeah, Powell was certainly never a doctrinaire conservative and does resent W.  Why he would carry that through and stab McCain in the back, when he and McCain have been friendly, well....Maybe Alma's been drinking the kool aide?

Posted by: funky chicken at August 13, 2008 05:44 PM (xyyHG)

21 Shame on him. I would expect that he would know that Obama is clueless as to foreign affairs and thinks all conflicts can be solved by chanting hope/change. 

I agree. I can't see him supporting Walter Williams or Thomas Sowell for President. Colin is another lesson in the damage that RINOs can do to the conservative cause.

How about all these rumors that McCain will take Lieberman as his running mate and pledge to run for one term only? I would not characterize McCain as a rino but that's prety damn rino to me.

Posted by: grc at August 13, 2008 05:45 PM (h4JIA)

22

"8 Colin Powell  was never really a Republican or conservative.  He's a careerist army official  REMF and a dedicated ass-polisher, and as the Republicans held the executive for most of his career, he just knew he had to make nice-nice to advance." 

There, I fixed it for you - no charge.

He was also the laziest SecState in recent political memory.

Posted by: Holdfast at August 13, 2008 05:45 PM (Gzb30)

23

And we can't forget the "sources" who said McCain wanted to be Kerry's VP.  Kerry asked/begged and McCain said he was flattered but not interested.

You still see people parroting the former point rather than the truth.

Posted by: funky chicken at August 13, 2008 05:46 PM (xyyHG)

24 General or Secretary Powell has certainly earned respect and is entitled to this opinion.  I will listen to his argument for voting for Obama, but I sincerely doubt I'll hear anything persuasive.

We've prevented another 9/11, largely by sucking Al Qaeda into a conventionalish war in Iraq.  Powell had one of the hardest jobs we've got at the state dept, but he didn't impress.  I like him, but he's going to have to make a good argument for Obama for me not to assume he's being a dummy here.

Obama has no experience, his Georgia line mimiced Putin's before Obama flipped to Mccain's.  He's just not a serious candidate.  Mccain isn't Bush, and whatever gripe Powell has about Bush (some of which I bet are legit), it's not with Mccain.  If Powell doesn't realize that Obama would harm this country, and that Mccain would do a better jiob of uniting and leading us, then we're just not on the same page.

But I'm not going to insult him.

Posted by: ghy at August 13, 2008 05:46 PM (8jYMc)

25 Sheesh, we are going to hear about tidal waves of Obamacans for the next 48 hours...

And there won't be one mention of the words "Operation Chaos".

Posted by: IllTemperedCur at August 13, 2008 05:48 PM (Ds4I5)

26

11 FWIW...his spokesman is denying the report.

I don't care one way or another--it's about what I expected from Powell.  But Kristol is gonna look like a real douche if he got this wrong.

Posted by: Bugler at August 13, 2008 05:48 PM (YCVBL)

27 I didn't insult him, ghy. I said I'd lost respect for him, which is true, and that this makes me lost more respect for him.

I lost respect for any person who looks at Barack Obama and thinks, "President... in time of war."

Posted by: Christoph at August 13, 2008 05:48 PM (hawOV)

28

Y'all may just want to ixnay on the atredhay.  And read Drew M's link.

Obamabots are desparate for some positive buzz about their candidate.  I think they put this story out there to put pressure on Powell and to get folks on the right to make fools our of themselves.

Posted by: funky chicken at August 13, 2008 05:51 PM (xyyHG)

29 I'd love it not to be true.

Posted by: Christoph at August 13, 2008 05:53 PM (hawOV)

30 FWIW...his spokesman is denying the report.

I don't care one way or another--it's about what I expected from Powell.  But Kristol is gonna look like a real douche if he got this wrong.

Just putting on my tin-foil-hat here, but could Kristol have put this out simply to squash the endorsement before the Powell/Messiah camps came to an agreement? After all, he's saying that it isn't a done deal.

Posted by: IllTemperedCur at August 13, 2008 05:56 PM (Ds4I5)

31 Holding judgment until:
1) This report is confirmed, &
2) If true, hearing his reasons why.

Posted by: Che Pizza at August 13, 2008 05:56 PM (SPSOE)

32

How about all these rumors that McCain will take Lieberman as his running mate and pledge to run for one term only? I would not characterize McCain as a rino but that's prety damn rino to me.

I'm not defending McCain. We don't have a conservative running this year, so I'll likely stay home for the first election in my adult life.

Posted by: adolfo_velasquez at August 13, 2008 05:57 PM (8pObu)

33

This story is phonier than Pam's tits.

Posted by: Max Power at August 13, 2008 05:57 PM (q177U)

34

Powell comes off as a total pussy in Doug Feith's book about the lead-up to the Iraq war. He and Richard Armitage sat around gossiping like hens and waging a desperate attempt to keep Ahmed Chalabi out of power in Iraq. This seemed to inform the State Dept. and CIA's every useless decision both before and after the invasion. That's part of the reason why Bremer was so disorganized after the invasion -- the Pentagon had wanted to have an Iraqi expatriot military force to help preserve order, but Powell and CIA nixed it because of their irrational anti-Chalabi animus. After the Iraqis voted, Chalabi was in just like that, so all their worry was even stupider than Feith thought it was at the time.

Powell's biggest concern has always been Powell. I just can't understand how ANYONE involved in Bush's administration at any time could make common cause with human emetics like Pelosi, Reid, Boxer, Obama et al. I'm convulsed with gagging.

Posted by: CornFedBeauty at August 13, 2008 05:57 PM (8r/RM)

35 Thank you Drew. From the Fox News link:

Powell spokeswoman Peggy Cifrino strongly denied the report.

“There’s absolutely no truth to it whatsoever,” Cifrino told FOXNews.com. “Colin Powell will not be at either convention. There’s absolutely no truth to this.”

That's a pretty strong denial.


Posted by: Nice Deb at August 13, 2008 05:58 PM (rpUFK)

36 I read his bio back in the day, and was impressed.  Then I found out about his advice to Bush the elder on the eve of victory in Kuwait, and was a lot less impressed.  Then he turned out to be an incredibly lacklustre SecState, and I was even less impressed.  Then he and his stooge Armitage the Dick let Libby take the fall on the Plame affair, and I pretty much had it with the guy.  Then I found out how he wasn't really even in favor of the original Gulf War, and I realized he's just another flip-flopper.

Posted by: Holdfast at August 13, 2008 05:59 PM (Gzb30)

37 Are some of you really saying this is because of race?

He has publicly said that what the administration had him do in front of the UN was a mistake, and has been criticizing a some of the Bush policies for a while now. It isn't that strange that he would stop supporting Republicans.

Posted by: driftwood at August 13, 2008 06:00 PM (v6Dom)

38 Drew M's point was my first thought also.  If Powell's spokesperson is categorically denying an Obama endorsement, then I will take that at face value for now.  If it turns out to be wrong, I think Powell has to answer for some integrity issues.

Posted by: DCox at August 13, 2008 06:00 PM (2pT9a)

39 Never did, still don't, trust/like him.  He wasn't that great of an Officer.  Mostly a politician in uniform.

Posted by: Arthur Miller at August 13, 2008 06:02 PM (V8cuX)

40 Oops, that was me.

Posted by: thebronze at August 13, 2008 06:03 PM (V8cuX)

41

1. If he's doing it, it's because of race.

2. Powell was more adamant in front of the UN about WMD than anyone in the Pentagon, including Rumsfeld. That was HIS FUCKING CHOICE so stop blaming it on Bush and Darth Cheney. Don't you people ever get tired of this?

Posted by: CornFedBeauty at August 13, 2008 06:03 PM (8r/RM)

42 Completely expected.

Posted by: Good Lt at August 13, 2008 06:08 PM (s9+Zr)

43 Powell was more adamant in front of the UN about WMD than anyone in the Pentagon

Exactly. Funny that I don't hear much about the Dems wanting legal sanctions against Powell. But everyone else in the Bush administration is or was eeeeeevil.

Posted by: IllTemperedCur at August 13, 2008 06:11 PM (Ds4I5)

44 "Shocked" was meant sarcastically right? I'm kind of tired right now.

Posted by: digitalbrownshirt at August 13, 2008 06:16 PM (25884)

45 Oh, I hope it isn't true.

Posted by: Rightwingsparkle at August 13, 2008 06:19 PM (onab0)

46

Who ever thinks he is choosing Obama because of his race is a retard! He served this country for years with honor and respect. And now he's being trashed because he doesn't support McCain when most of you don't even support that bastard! Fucking amazing

Posted by: Uncle Luck at August 13, 2008 06:22 PM (hawQ0)

47 Meh.  Kristol has always had a very vivid imagination.

Posted by: Some Guy at August 13, 2008 06:23 PM (u0e0X)

48 It's way too soon for Powell to endorse. He usually waits till after the election and then gets 100% behind the winner.

That's just how he rolls.

Posted by: JackStraw at August 13, 2008 06:25 PM (VBon8)

49

The fact that he wasn't attacked by the MSM and Dems when blacks like Clarence Thomas were, is proof that he was a RINO who played the "game".(i.e.- I'm trying to change my racist party).

He was always a political insider more than willing to throw someone under the bus. His silence on Libby was deafening when his boy Armitage was the true leaker.He bailed on Bush when it got too hot  before the surge (which he would have opposed).

Endorsing BO would be entirely in character.

 

Posted by: jjshaka at August 13, 2008 06:28 PM (LrS9M)

50
You mean Obama just got the endorsement of Bush's "Uncle Tom" who was a willing part of the neo-con war machine that LIED LIED LIED to America about mobile biological weapons labs and other WMD's and misled us into an ILLEGAL WAR FOR OIL and was a co-conspirator in the massive war-crimes and humanitarian crisis and biggest strategic and diplomatic blunder in U.S History, and Obama's bragging about it.

Well, that settles it.

We must've won the war in Iraq.

Posted by: Guvnah at August 13, 2008 06:34 PM (Rg8DN)

51 Sorry... I forgot the proper capitalization and punctuation... should've been:

...willing part of the NEO-CON!!!!! war machine...

Posted by: Guvnah at August 13, 2008 06:36 PM (Rg8DN)

52 Bro's befo ho's. Jus the way it rolls.

Posted by: Joe Mama at August 13, 2008 06:38 PM (QA8jC)

53 I wasn't talking about you Cristoph.  You cocksucker.

Posted by: ghy at August 13, 2008 06:41 PM (8jYMc)

54 Status: Confirmed, at least in part. He will endorse Obama.

Where did this "confirmed" come from?  The Hot Air link (including updates) doesn't confirm any supposed endorsement.

Posted by: Barack H. Obama at August 13, 2008 07:27 PM (vxGjP)

55 Oops, Barack is still on vacation, so I'm filling in by sockpuppeting...

Posted by: pbrown at August 13, 2008 07:28 PM (vxGjP)

56 No question about it, this is a blow.  Let's not engage in retrospective tarring of Powell now just because he endorsed Obama - his shortcomings as SecState have been discussed many times already, and I agree with them - and for god's sake I'll wipe anyone who advances the "he endorsed Obama 'cause he's black!" line off the face of the earth.  The simple fact is that, even if we could have kinda-sorta predicted this (Powell's a pretty moderate guy, was an unwilling participant in the Iraq War, probably disgusted with the Bush administration), it's gonna play badly in the press.

And Powell is an honorable soldier.  Attempts at smearing his military record (as opposed to his political record at State) are disgusting and unfounded.

Posted by: Jeff B. at August 13, 2008 07:38 PM (BWTSB)

57

sad. so sad.

It's because he's black? proof that he was a RINO? dedicated ass-polisher?

He was more adamant than the administration when they were telling us we "don't want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud", "We know where the weapons are : they're east, west, north and south of baghdad" ...etc. this is too funny.

American statesman and retired General in the United States Army. He was the 65th United States Secretary of State (2001-2005), serving under President George W. Bush. He was the first Jamaican American appointed to that position.[1][2][3][4] As a General in the United States Army, Powell also served as National Security Advisor (1987–1989) and as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1989–1993), holding the latter position during the Gulf War.

Why are you bashing our military General's ( former or otherwise ) ?

So now, your respect for someone who served our country so extensively like Powell disappears when he might endorse a democrat because he thinks that his policies are best?

Some things never change

Posted by: Anthony Gomez at August 13, 2008 08:07 PM (sCAtg)

58 The only unique thing about Powell is that he's the first affirmative action homophobe U.S. Army General.

Posted by: Tinian at August 13, 2008 08:11 PM (1Mq7K)

59 I don't know why this would be a surprise. Powell has always been a State Department creature and there are far too many blacks who will vote for Senator Obama just because of his Melanin content. They don't even care what his politics are or how good he'll be. His skin is all they see.

Posted by: Christopher Taylor at August 13, 2008 08:44 PM (0+Ggj)

60 I think I speak for everyone here when I ask: How many of those white women are Scandis? 'Cause I'm not sure how scared to be.

Posted by: Anachronda at August 13, 2008 09:10 PM (xIUG5)

61

I can see Powell doing this. Bush hung him out to dry at the UN, leaving Powell in front of the cameras with his dick in his hand. (Hell- I supported IOF from the start, but that presentation at the UN was embarrassing for its thinness.)

So- Powell feels embarrassed, and gets to thumb his ex-boss in the eye by publicly sipping the Obama koolaid.

Politics.

Posted by: Jones at August 13, 2008 09:16 PM (kKjaJ)

62

I did like Powell's Desert Storm briefing about how we would fight the Iraqi Army:

"First we're gonna cut it off, and then we're gonna kill it."

Posted by: Jones at August 13, 2008 09:25 PM (kKjaJ)

63

Let's see and affirmative action ROTC officer from NYC suddenly gets Reagan's nod and goes to the White House, as in house N.  Now he thinks he is the queen bee.  What a prick. Loyalty? NONE. 

Lesson?  maybe affirmative action employees are what they appear.

OH, Racist?  No, facts.

Pompous Asshole.

Posted by: kempermanx at August 13, 2008 09:28 PM (2+9Yx)

64 That is "ARE NOT WHAT THEY APPEAR"

Posted by: kempermanx at August 13, 2008 09:32 PM (2+9Yx)

65

"I don't know why this would be a surprise. Powell has always been a State Department creature and there are far too many blacks who will vote for Senator Obama just because of his Melanin content. They don't even care what his politics are or how good he'll be. His skin is all they see."

I'd bet my left nut that there are more white people voting against him because he's black than there are blacks voting for him because he's black!

 

Posted by: Uncle Luck at August 13, 2008 10:42 PM (hawQ0)

66 skin color over everthing heil  hitler

Posted by: pby at August 13, 2008 10:51 PM (MMczV)

67 http://daily.iflove.com/world//2008-06/15/content_6761125.htm

The article gives some insight to the thoughts of Black conservatives and Obama. If Powell endorses Obama and his statement doesnt say something about the historic nature of the first black presidential candidate, Ill eat my hat. Its a racial move pure and simple. The Right liberals on this site dont seem to understand that Whites have ethnic interests and can vote and organize along those lines as well.

Posted by: He owes you notihng at August 13, 2008 10:56 PM (eNe9H)

68 It's despicable how certain people are accusing Powell of voting his skin color.

He's an individual, and he's clearly been at odds with mainstream Republicanism for many years now, especially over the decision to invade Iraq.

It's no surprise that he might endorse Obama, and it has nothing to do with skin color.

Posted by: Daryl Herbert at August 13, 2008 11:08 PM (YvLui)

69 I'd bet my left nut that there are more white people voting against him because he's black than there are blacks voting for him because he's black!

Posted by: Uncle Luck at August 13, 2008 10:42 PM (hawQ0)

I bet you would end up walking funny if you considered the percentage of either demographic.

Posted by: Mark at August 13, 2008 11:21 PM (4hUuD)

70 I'd bet my left nut that there are more white people voting against him because he's black than there are blacks voting for him because he's black!

Who could say. Both are racist idiots, but one of them is defended by the left.

Posted by: Christopher Taylor at August 13, 2008 11:46 PM (0+Ggj)

71 33.
This story is phonier than Pam's tits.


I'll be the judge of that! Where's Pam?

Posted by: Trubador at August 14, 2008 12:59 PM (MlrAE)

72

70 I'd bet my left nut that there are more white people voting against him because he's black than there are blacks voting for him because he's black!

Who could say. Both are racist idiots, but one of them is defended by the left.

 

THREAD WINNER

 

Best Regards

Posted by: atnorth at August 14, 2008 03:44 PM (VAF/F)

73

Troops Deployed Abroad Give 6:1 to Obama

 

According to an analysis of campaign contributions by the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics, Democrat Barack Obama has received nearly six times as much money from troops deployed overseas at the time of their contributions than has Republican John McCain, and the fiercely anti-war Ron Paul, though he suspended his campaign for the Republican nomination months ago, has received more than four times McCain's haul.

 

Despite McCain's status as a decorated veteran and a historically Republican bent among the military, members of the armed services overall -- whether stationed overseas or at home -- are also favoring Obama with their campaign contributions in 2008, by a $55,000 margin. Although 59 percent of federal contributions by military personnel has gone to Republicans this cycle, of money from the military to the presumed presidential nominees, 57 percent has gone to Obama.

 

http://www.opensecrets.org/news/2008/08/troops-deployed-abroad-give-61.html

 

Feast on it

Posted by: Anthony Gomez at August 14, 2008 05:07 PM (sCAtg)

74

Feast on it

Meh.  Its thin gruel:

A former West Point professor, Jason Dempsey, noted that the small set of contributions from deployed troops at this point in 2008 -- just 323 donations -- should not be extrapolated to form conclusions about military personnel overall. "If, on a bad day, a guy gets that letter that says [his tour has been extended] from 12 to 15 months, that could spur a quick donation and expression of anger," he said. "Donating helps members of the military express their political views privately."

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