Obama's ex-girlfriends

Well, necrophiliacs for sure.

 

Maybe she pulled a Mosby on him and he was justifiably unprepared.

 

What do you know? You have a fatass as a sig pic.

 

"Get back down there."

 

It's twuuue!! It's twuuue!!

 

Baby, please! I am not from Havana.

 

Like this ending from a diary entry by the GF, as the relationship ends:

"Hard to say, as obviously I was not the person that brought infatuation. (That lithe, bubbly, strong black lady is waiting somewhere!)"

 

I'm not implying in any way that Obama has any skeletons in his closet or anything like that, but it seems insane that this wasn't done before the 2008 election.

I know both Bushes and Reagan and Clinton and Kerry and McCain all have pasts that were fairly well-documented, but we knew so little about Obama.

Again, I'm not saying there was anything bad out there, but it was surprising how little was mentioned at the time.

 

Really? I don't recall reading anything about who Bush dated before he married his wife. Nor was I particularly interested.

 

I remember reading about a girlfriend of his who may have had an abortion. I don't think it got much traction, but it was out there.

I don't care either, I just was surprised that there seemed to be nothing mentioned, positive or negative about anyone Obama had dated. Maybe it just seemed that way because quite a bit was written about McCain's past. To be fair, McCain had quite the past.

 

Ex-wives do tend to get more scrutiny, yes.

I think probably the nation had its fill of ex-girlfriends after the Clinton administration.

 

It was interesting because people seemed to go after the stupid shit like "He's a muslim." and the birth certificate shit and stuff like that, and even the Jeremiah Wright stuff that some cared about, but for the most part, most people didn't. We got very little of what he was like in college and even the Harvard stuff was pretty limited. I was curious about it just because I'm curious about that stuff. I like the "glimpse of a future president during his younger years"