The discussion centers around the emotional implications of the death of Barack Obama's grandmother, particularly in relation to her timing and the context of the presidential election. Participants explore themes of tragedy, pride, and the significance of her vote.
Participants express mixed feelings about the nature of her death, with some viewing it as tragic and others focusing on her pride and support for Obama. There is no consensus on the implications of her vote or the circumstances surrounding her death.
Participants rely on emotional reasoning and personal beliefs rather than established facts regarding the timing of her death and its significance in the electoral context.
lisab said:Usually, when an elderly person dies after living a good, long life, it's sad but not tragic. But this is tragic - she died just a few hours too soon.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27522679/
lisab said:Usually, when an elderly person dies after living a good, long life, it's sad but not tragic. But this is tragic - she died just a few hours too soon.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27522679/
Ivan Seeking said:His grandmother was able to cast her vote for Barack, and it will count.
I am sure that she died knowing [convinced] that Barack would win.