May 18, 2008
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ltyr2002
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"You Don't Quit Until You Finish What You Started"
Tennessee GOP Attacks Michelle Obama, Obama Camp Hits Back
"Fired back"???
How do you fire back from Michelle's statement. "For the FIRST TIME in my ENTIRE ADULT LIFE, I am proud of my country."
Why? Because her husband is leading in the vote to make her the next First Lady.
This was in two speeches y'all! I think it showed her for someone really, seriously not what we are being sold.
I do NOT trust the Obamas. Talk about people only concerned with themselves! posted 05/16/2008 at 01:32:01
How do you fire back from Michelle's statement. "For the FIRST TIME in my ENTIRE ADULT LIFE, I am proud of my country."
Why? Because her husband is leading in the vote to make her the next First Lady.
This was in two speeches y'all! I think it showed her for someone really, seriously not what we are being sold.
I do NOT trust the Obamas. Talk about people only concerned with themselves! posted 05/16/2008 at 01:32:01
John Edwards Endorses Obama... GOP Prospects "Worst Since Watergate"
Readers, take note of the replies to this post. Are they thoughtful? Do they have quality points to make???
No! Obama is a mirage of projected hopes and assumptions based on nice speeches and good looks. NO accomplishments in office of national significance, the smallest resume of ANY presidential candidate from either party EVER. NO military experience, even as he will become Commander in Chief during a war.
But these things don't matter, because he's so friggnin cool!
Sorry kids, I don't buy it! posted 05/15/2008 at 02:16:20
No! Obama is a mirage of projected hopes and assumptions based on nice speeches and good looks. NO accomplishments in office of national significance, the smallest resume of ANY presidential candidate from either party EVER. NO military experience, even as he will become Commander in Chief during a war.
But these things don't matter, because he's so friggnin cool!
Sorry kids, I don't buy it! posted 05/15/2008 at 02:16:20
National significance? ?
"Community organizer" does not translate in my mind immediately to "Leader of the Free World, Head of the Executive Branch and Commander in Chief"!
Sorry, I have a hard time making the leap. posted 05/15/2008 at 01:47:29
"Community organizer" does not translate in my mind immediately to "Leader of the Free World, Head of the Executive Branch and Commander in Chief"!
Sorry, I have a hard time making the leap. posted 05/15/2008 at 01:47:29
Your post is a testament to the value of America in the world. We can influence our own lives through our vote and through those leaders we elect.
Thing is, we need to make sure those leaders are the right ones, and not more, or less, than they seem.
I worry about Obama because there is so very little of big signifigance in his political record. I for one do not consider inexperience to be some bragging point. And I would encourage you to be hopeful, but pragmatic about the direction of the country.
Fancy speeches do not always translate into good governance. posted 05/15/2008 at 01:09:27
Thing is, we need to make sure those leaders are the right ones, and not more, or less, than they seem.
I worry about Obama because there is so very little of big signifigance in his political record. I for one do not consider inexperience to be some bragging point. And I would encourage you to be hopeful, but pragmatic about the direction of the country.
Fancy speeches do not always translate into good governance. posted 05/15/2008 at 01:09:27
Hillary Clinton Refers To The Next President As A "He"
Misogyny can be found on both the right AND the left. posted 05/12/2008 at 21:19:00
McCain Flips On Abortion: Won't Challenge Party On Rape, Incest Exceptions
LOL!
"I could no more disown Reverend Wright than I could the black community!"
Remember that? Hahaha!
I guess Obama has now disowned the black community right? I mean... Wright? posted 05/10/2008 at 13:37:34
"I could no more disown Reverend Wright than I could the black community!"
Remember that? Hahaha!
I guess Obama has now disowned the black community right? I mean... Wright? posted 05/10/2008 at 13:37:34
Bill Clinton's Angry Confrontation With Voter (VIDEO)
The lady is delusional. Like most Obama supporters.
Of course Hillary worked on health care. And the HMO industry came out against the Clinton plan and buried it with an advertising blitz.
I don't think they necessarily went about it the right way, but to say they just dropped it once they were in the White House is simply nuts. posted 05/12/2008 at 09:30:43
Of course Hillary worked on health care. And the HMO industry came out against the Clinton plan and buried it with an advertising blitz.
I don't think they necessarily went about it the right way, but to say they just dropped it once they were in the White House is simply nuts. posted 05/12/2008 at 09:30:43
Hillary Clinton And Bill O'Reilly Square Off On The Factor: Watch Video
Hillary is a very strong and able woman.
I think she did very well versus O'Reilly!
God bless you, dear woman!
I'm not an advocate, just an admirer. posted 05/01/2008 at 01:11:33
I think she did very well versus O'Reilly!
God bless you, dear woman!
I'm not an advocate, just an admirer. posted 05/01/2008 at 01:11:33
Dickipedia: Lou Dobbs
He says things liberals and conservatives don't like to hear!
But that make sense.
Lou Dobbs is my kind of curmudgen! posted 05/01/2008 at 00:13:48
But that make sense.
Lou Dobbs is my kind of curmudgen! posted 05/01/2008 at 00:13:48
Obama's Reverend Wright Press Conference (VIDEO)
I've joined a church before for "political" reasons.
BIG mistake!
Obama wishes he could have that decision back, no doubt. posted 04/30/2008 at 01:45:22
BIG mistake!
Obama wishes he could have that decision back, no doubt. posted 04/30/2008 at 01:45:22
McCain Strongly Rejected Long-Term Iraq Presence: "Bring Them All Home"
Like Al Gore's mutated "I invented the internet" story, this one also doesn't jibe with reality.
McCain's "hundred years" statement is about doing whatever it takes to leave without having Iraq implode-which is something I imagine many on this website would like to see, unfortunately.
I WAS AGAINST the Iraq war from the very beginning! I think Bush shouls be in jail with Cheney, Rice, Wolfowitz and the whole lot for "sexing up" the intel to lie us into this mess. BUT, I do not want to make up for that by leaving right this minute and having the place turn into a regional civil war, etc.
McCain is simply letting our enemies know we aren't leaving until Iraq is stable, and 4000 dead would be a waste PARTICULARLY if we left too soon and the bad guys took over. (Then we would probably have to go back anyway!)
I think that's why Hillary has been careful about keeping options open on Iraq. We have to do the right thing there, and just running away is NOT the right thing! How about rebuild the country! How about getting rid of Halliburton and KBR! How about making this war not-for-profit!
I think all three candidates could go along with that. posted 04/29/2008 at 01:51:20
McCain's "hundred years" statement is about doing whatever it takes to leave without having Iraq implode-which is something I imagine many on this website would like to see, unfortunately.
I WAS AGAINST the Iraq war from the very beginning! I think Bush shouls be in jail with Cheney, Rice, Wolfowitz and the whole lot for "sexing up" the intel to lie us into this mess. BUT, I do not want to make up for that by leaving right this minute and having the place turn into a regional civil war, etc.
McCain is simply letting our enemies know we aren't leaving until Iraq is stable, and 4000 dead would be a waste PARTICULARLY if we left too soon and the bad guys took over. (Then we would probably have to go back anyway!)
I think that's why Hillary has been careful about keeping options open on Iraq. We have to do the right thing there, and just running away is NOT the right thing! How about rebuild the country! How about getting rid of Halliburton and KBR! How about making this war not-for-profit!
I think all three candidates could go along with that. posted 04/29/2008 at 01:51:20
McCain Exploited Legal Loophole To Use Wife's Jet On The Cheap
Even according to this article, he followed the rules.
So what's the big deal? Rich people have planes, and he's lucky enough to have a rich wife.
Obama is rich too, and so are the Clintons, Susan Sarandon, and the Kennedys.
Wealth is not a crime. How one gets it may be... posted 04/27/2008 at 02:59:30
So what's the big deal? Rich people have planes, and he's lucky enough to have a rich wife.
Obama is rich too, and so are the Clintons, Susan Sarandon, and the Kennedys.
Wealth is not a crime. How one gets it may be... posted 04/27/2008 at 02:59:30
Democrats Fear Clinton's Attacks May Cause Racial Backlash
...who wants national health care, CAFE standards increased, balanced budgets, green industries, wants to leave Iraq ASAP...
What's republican about that?
Obama and Hillary, by most objective standards, are quite similar on the issues.
The lady is running for office, and she's a tough fighter. What's wrong with that?
Obama supporters can dish it out, but can't take it. posted 04/26/2008 at 11:45:03
What's republican about that?
Obama and Hillary, by most objective standards, are quite similar on the issues.
The lady is running for office, and she's a tough fighter. What's wrong with that?
Obama supporters can dish it out, but can't take it. posted 04/26/2008 at 11:45:03
Media Jump Ship From Obama To Clinton
If Hillary's pastor was caught on tape screaming "God Damn America!" and all that stuff, and he was her big "mentor" and religious leader for twenty years, you can bet it would be seriously big news.
This is not about a press love affair with Hillary. It's things about Obama's associations, inexperience and recent statements that give people pause. posted 04/25/2008 at 09:30:21
This is not about a press love affair with Hillary. It's things about Obama's associations, inexperience and recent statements that give people pause. posted 04/25/2008 at 09:30:21
Long Primary Damaging Democrats
Get real! This isn't a f*cking balloon ride! It's real, gritty and detailed.
Rest your "hopes" on your own damned value, and make sure the government does only a few important things; defends us, provides laws we live by, provides quality education (with little outside interference), protects the environment, and a basic safety net for those who hit hard times.
That is what MUST be done, and even McCain agrees on those issues.
So debate on national health care, and evacuating Iraq in less time than the other candidate...
Ridiculous. posted 04/24/2008 at 03:10:33
Rest your "hopes" on your own damned value, and make sure the government does only a few important things; defends us, provides laws we live by, provides quality education (with little outside interference), protects the environment, and a basic safety net for those who hit hard times.
That is what MUST be done, and even McCain agrees on those issues.
So debate on national health care, and evacuating Iraq in less time than the other candidate...
Ridiculous. posted 04/24/2008 at 03:10:33
"Change everything" sounds good in a primary.
It sounds hysterical in a general election. The voters in the recent staes are starting to realize, change is not always a promise that good things will happen. Change to what? Ineptitude and incompetence and stubborness on the left to make up for the last seven years?
Obama looks much less impressive now that people really think he might be the real and actual President of the United States of America. I for one will not vote for the man, any more than I would play the slots in Vegas. posted 04/24/2008 at 02:58:27
It sounds hysterical in a general election. The voters in the recent staes are starting to realize, change is not always a promise that good things will happen. Change to what? Ineptitude and incompetence and stubborness on the left to make up for the last seven years?
Obama looks much less impressive now that people really think he might be the real and actual President of the United States of America. I for one will not vote for the man, any more than I would play the slots in Vegas. posted 04/24/2008 at 02:58:27
Pennsylvania Primary Helps John McCain
You are basically saying the voters who went for Hillary are either racists or succumbing to racist tactics.
How is that not a smear on your part??? Who's "playing the race cadr" here? YOU ARE! As if Obama is the perfect man for the job of running the country, but for the racists standing in his way? What a load of bullsh*t!
Here's the deal, Obama floats above all this with flowery rhetoric and visionary slogans, while his minions, like you, cast more bile than anyone in the campaign. Just look at the posts on this website! posted 04/23/2008 at 10:39:43
How is that not a smear on your part??? Who's "playing the race cadr" here? YOU ARE! As if Obama is the perfect man for the job of running the country, but for the racists standing in his way? What a load of bullsh*t!
Here's the deal, Obama floats above all this with flowery rhetoric and visionary slogans, while his minions, like you, cast more bile than anyone in the campaign. Just look at the posts on this website! posted 04/23/2008 at 10:39:43
Looks like you are the one injecting race into this message board.
I guess little items like two years experience in the senate (the least experience in a national profile office of any serious candidate EVER), no private sector experience at all, no executive government experience, no experience that qualifies him to be Commander in Chief, and no accomplishments of importance in the Senate should just be overlooked because Obama is such a terrific speaker?
I live and happily work in an extremely diverse community, and where I am, experience and a proven record count for something. Obama chose to run too soon in his career in my opinion. (So did Hillary.) And despite his obvious political skill, once in office, a president needs to govern, and Obama's record there is positive, but very, very small.
Would you trust the least experienced surgeon to operate on your sick child? Would you trust a pilot with the least experience to fly your plane? I will chose for President someone I would hire for President if they came to an interview with a resume.
Obama is an attracive candidate, but I haven't seen enough, beyond grand speeches, that prooves he is qualified to fix the country after Bush's mess.
Race has not a thing to do with this. (Except when folks like you make it an issue which folks like me then have to address.) posted 04/23/2008 at 10:16:47
I guess little items like two years experience in the senate (the least experience in a national profile office of any serious candidate EVER), no private sector experience at all, no executive government experience, no experience that qualifies him to be Commander in Chief, and no accomplishments of importance in the Senate should just be overlooked because Obama is such a terrific speaker?
I live and happily work in an extremely diverse community, and where I am, experience and a proven record count for something. Obama chose to run too soon in his career in my opinion. (So did Hillary.) And despite his obvious political skill, once in office, a president needs to govern, and Obama's record there is positive, but very, very small.
Would you trust the least experienced surgeon to operate on your sick child? Would you trust a pilot with the least experience to fly your plane? I will chose for President someone I would hire for President if they came to an interview with a resume.
Obama is an attracive candidate, but I haven't seen enough, beyond grand speeches, that prooves he is qualified to fix the country after Bush's mess.
Race has not a thing to do with this. (Except when folks like you make it an issue which folks like me then have to address.) posted 04/23/2008 at 10:16:47
Ammobob is refering to caucuses I think and states without open primaries, and then there's Texas where she won the most votes and he won the most delegates.
The parties should both get rid of the caucuses! They don't fairly reflect what the actual people want. I work for a living, and would not be able to devote a workday to bickering with others at some hotel all day about one candidate or another. But I do vote in primaries.
Who caucuses? College kids and retirees. You want that to be the deciding demographic for the rest of us? I sure don't! posted 04/23/2008 at 09:58:10
The parties should both get rid of the caucuses! They don't fairly reflect what the actual people want. I work for a living, and would not be able to devote a workday to bickering with others at some hotel all day about one candidate or another. But I do vote in primaries.
Who caucuses? College kids and retirees. You want that to be the deciding demographic for the rest of us? I sure don't! posted 04/23/2008 at 09:58:10
Indian loves curry too! Haha!
What a difference an "a" makes. posted 04/23/2008 at 09:48:56
What a difference an "a" makes. posted 04/23/2008 at 09:48:56
The Loser In Pennsylvania: The Democratic Party
Pull every soldier out of Iraq right now, and they will have died for a civil war throughout the Middle East.
Bush should be in jail for his lies and deceit which led us into this bad war, which I opposed from day one. BUT, now that there is no longer a government in Iraq capable of running things and keeping a lid on sectarian violence with region-wide influence and players, we cannot leave for some time to come.
I say, blame Bush, but do right by the Iraqis and the soldiers too, and FIX the damned place. Get rid of the war profiteers like Halliburton and KBR and return those jobs to the military, and rebuild the country's infrastructure; the water, electricity, schools, roads. YES, rebuild it while getting the governemtn and military of Iraq to be strong enought to stand on their own, then LEAVE!!!
Just do the right thing. posted 04/23/2008 at 02:28:42
Bush should be in jail for his lies and deceit which led us into this bad war, which I opposed from day one. BUT, now that there is no longer a government in Iraq capable of running things and keeping a lid on sectarian violence with region-wide influence and players, we cannot leave for some time to come.
I say, blame Bush, but do right by the Iraqis and the soldiers too, and FIX the damned place. Get rid of the war profiteers like Halliburton and KBR and return those jobs to the military, and rebuild the country's infrastructure; the water, electricity, schools, roads. YES, rebuild it while getting the governemtn and military of Iraq to be strong enought to stand on their own, then LEAVE!!!
Just do the right thing. posted 04/23/2008 at 02:28:42
Yeah right, Obama is now the embodiment of the Democratic Party, and when He loses, the party, and by logical extention, America and the world loses because He is the Chosen One. posted 04/23/2008 at 02:20:33
Pennsylvania Exit Polls: Primary Results
Based on what? Your silly projecting that anyone not drinking your KoolAid is a stupid drunken fool?
Why don't you make bumper stickers that say exactly what you think? "Anyone who doubts Obama is a stupid redneck, batsh*t loonie!"
That deserves wide coverage among the voters. You'll go a long way towards helping the country if you just keep admitting what you really think. posted 04/23/2008 at 01:53:31
Why don't you make bumper stickers that say exactly what you think? "Anyone who doubts Obama is a stupid redneck, batsh*t loonie!"
That deserves wide coverage among the voters. You'll go a long way towards helping the country if you just keep admitting what you really think. posted 04/23/2008 at 01:53:31
So Obama and his supporters really ARE elitists. Thanks for the proof his little "guns and God" comment were from the heart, and not a "poor choice of words.
That's the problem with you Obamanites; when it comes down to it, you really aren't what you want the country to believe you are. You want to "change" America because you don't like America, not because you love it and want it to be even better. It comes through in your posts, and in your candidate's associations, and little slip-ups that belie a different agenda than the empty platitudes of a candidate, saying lots and nothing at the same time. posted 04/23/2008 at 01:36:35
That's the problem with you Obamanites; when it comes down to it, you really aren't what you want the country to believe you are. You want to "change" America because you don't like America, not because you love it and want it to be even better. It comes through in your posts, and in your candidate's associations, and little slip-ups that belie a different agenda than the empty platitudes of a candidate, saying lots and nothing at the same time. posted 04/23/2008 at 01:36:35
Hillary Clinton Ad Features Osama Bin Laden: Campaign AdWatch
Well whenever I bring up the problems with Obama, it's usually assumed I support Hillary, which I don't. I don't care if the Democrats self destruct now. They have managed to pull out of their stupid caucuses the two worst general election candidates they could have, not to mention two, either of whom would make terribly divisive presidents.
Remember Gary Hart vs. Walter Mondale in 1984? Remember Al Gore vs. Michael Dukakis in1988? Remember Bill Bradley vs. Al Gore in 2000? Remember Howard Dean vs. John Kerry in 2004?
Sickening. Democrats just love to get greedy and lose because they do not see things the way the country as a whole does. They need to tack to the MIDDLE! But no, we have to be promised that the next president will change everything! Just like the last one did! "9/11 changed everything!" Look at what that got us!
Politicians and their sychophants need to stop trying to engineer our friggin lives, and start doing the job the constitution gives them! posted 04/22/2008 at 01:44:05
Remember Gary Hart vs. Walter Mondale in 1984? Remember Al Gore vs. Michael Dukakis in1988? Remember Bill Bradley vs. Al Gore in 2000? Remember Howard Dean vs. John Kerry in 2004?
Sickening. Democrats just love to get greedy and lose because they do not see things the way the country as a whole does. They need to tack to the MIDDLE! But no, we have to be promised that the next president will change everything! Just like the last one did! "9/11 changed everything!" Look at what that got us!
Politicians and their sychophants need to stop trying to engineer our friggin lives, and start doing the job the constitution gives them! posted 04/22/2008 at 01:44:05
Despite your ham-handed ridicule, I will explain that the article we are posting about on Huffington Post is about Hillary playing the "Osama Card", as though the very idea of her raising the issue of the terrorist is just a cynical ploy to scare people away from Obama.
Well perhaps she wants to point out the very real fact that Osama is still alive, still plots to kill YOU and me, and might get a chance to do it again, and she thinks she's ready to fight him and his organization.
The Obama Post, as it should be rightly called, simply refuses to let Hillary make her case (and I'm not a supporter of hers). This entire website seems bent on annointing this fellow as Elvis reborn, Jesus and MLK all rolled into one, ready to fix the universe, even though his record is as bare as a spinster's cupboard!
Whatever! Delude yourself.
I will not take pleasure is saying "I told you so" in four years should this huckster get elected. But as someone who really loves the country, I will hope his time in office is successful for the country and the world, though I'm not naive about his prospects. posted 04/22/2008 at 01:30:35
Well perhaps she wants to point out the very real fact that Osama is still alive, still plots to kill YOU and me, and might get a chance to do it again, and she thinks she's ready to fight him and his organization.
The Obama Post, as it should be rightly called, simply refuses to let Hillary make her case (and I'm not a supporter of hers). This entire website seems bent on annointing this fellow as Elvis reborn, Jesus and MLK all rolled into one, ready to fix the universe, even though his record is as bare as a spinster's cupboard!
Whatever! Delude yourself.
I will not take pleasure is saying "I told you so" in four years should this huckster get elected. But as someone who really loves the country, I will hope his time in office is successful for the country and the world, though I'm not naive about his prospects. posted 04/22/2008 at 01:30:35
Ask Neville Chamberlin\ about talking to thugs without preconditions. Ask Jimmy Carter about siding with the people against a dictator who happens to be on our side.
Now you need to understand, I am not a neo-con, as you think I am simply because I don't like your hero Obama. It is just that I follow politics very closely, and I do not trust this fellow. He and his wife are clearly way farther left than they present to the country. The connections, and you know them, of Obama to people ona radical side of reasonable are too cozy for my taste. And I really have learned to take a second look at his rabid supporters who seem to project every hope they ever had on the guy as though he's some sort of savior.
It's just icky, and NOT what America needs right now.
I want a boring, proven and competent president. I'll leave heroic to the cinema, thanks very much. Do the right thing without doing a bunch of wrong things at the same time for a change! posted 04/22/2008 at 01:16:46
Now you need to understand, I am not a neo-con, as you think I am simply because I don't like your hero Obama. It is just that I follow politics very closely, and I do not trust this fellow. He and his wife are clearly way farther left than they present to the country. The connections, and you know them, of Obama to people ona radical side of reasonable are too cozy for my taste. And I really have learned to take a second look at his rabid supporters who seem to project every hope they ever had on the guy as though he's some sort of savior.
It's just icky, and NOT what America needs right now.
I want a boring, proven and competent president. I'll leave heroic to the cinema, thanks very much. Do the right thing without doing a bunch of wrong things at the same time for a change! posted 04/22/2008 at 01:16:46
Are you assuming I support Hillary? You assume too much! posted 04/22/2008 at 01:04:56
Gore at the head of a ticket would be fine with me! I do not like or trust Obama however. aAs you can see in our previous exchanges. I don't think he's ready or fully vetted, and I hate how he's been shoved down our throats by his sychophants in the media.
Gore was, and should have won in 2000.
The Democrtaic Party should have kept Biden and Dodd in the race longer. Either of them would have brought plausibility to back up the rhetoric. Obama, and I'm no fan of Hillary by the way, looks like a snake oil salesman to me. posted 04/22/2008 at 01:01:54
Gore was, and should have won in 2000.
The Democrtaic Party should have kept Biden and Dodd in the race longer. Either of them would have brought plausibility to back up the rhetoric. Obama, and I'm no fan of Hillary by the way, looks like a snake oil salesman to me. posted 04/22/2008 at 01:01:54
I watched him put his foot into his mouth on that Pakistan comment live. Yes, I watched the actual debate. And he regretted saying that later as it caused an international fuss with Pakistan, you might recall.
I do not in fact believe in borrowing and spending (despite your projections as to who I am and what I think). I was against the Iraq war from day one as well. Are you going to vote for me because of that??? :)
Of course not. And why? Because you have no reason to think I can run the country effectively as I HAVE NO RECORD for you, my future employer, to examine! And you would be right in questioning my qualifications, fancy speeches and good looks notwithstanding.
No, Obama is a bad set of ideas, promoted by an unproven greenhorn who acts like his shit doesn't stink, and brags about how little time he's spent doing anything controversial.
I do not like the guy, and his supporters are proof he should not be trusted. posted 04/22/2008 at 00:55:25
I do not in fact believe in borrowing and spending (despite your projections as to who I am and what I think). I was against the Iraq war from day one as well. Are you going to vote for me because of that??? :)
Of course not. And why? Because you have no reason to think I can run the country effectively as I HAVE NO RECORD for you, my future employer, to examine! And you would be right in questioning my qualifications, fancy speeches and good looks notwithstanding.
No, Obama is a bad set of ideas, promoted by an unproven greenhorn who acts like his shit doesn't stink, and brags about how little time he's spent doing anything controversial.
I do not like the guy, and his supporters are proof he should not be trusted. posted 04/22/2008 at 00:55:25
You could lean too far left too, and fall in the ditch on the other side. That's what is happening to the Dems. posted 04/22/2008 at 00:38:51
Bin Laden is no longer a threat, now that Obama is going to be president. Obama will convince Bin Laden that it's better to be peaceful and cooperative, through Barak's undeniable people skills.
That's what real change is, a nifty guy with smooth speeches and a hip way about himself, surrounded by swooning sychophants. That is what is needed in our next president. Private sector experience? Not important; he'll lead the economy through intuition. Military experience? Not important; he was always against the Iraq war, that's all you need to know. Executive experience? Not important; he's run a great campaign, and according to some pundits that is proof in itself that he'll be a terrific president. Open the borders AND raise taxes AND give health care to everyone, even illegals, that should fix things!
Osama couldn't possibly fail to be swayed by all these terrific reasons to fall under Obama's spell. posted 04/22/2008 at 00:35:29
That's what real change is, a nifty guy with smooth speeches and a hip way about himself, surrounded by swooning sychophants. That is what is needed in our next president. Private sector experience? Not important; he'll lead the economy through intuition. Military experience? Not important; he was always against the Iraq war, that's all you need to know. Executive experience? Not important; he's run a great campaign, and according to some pundits that is proof in itself that he'll be a terrific president. Open the borders AND raise taxes AND give health care to everyone, even illegals, that should fix things!
Osama couldn't possibly fail to be swayed by all these terrific reasons to fall under Obama's spell. posted 04/22/2008 at 00:35:29
"Slash-And-Burn" Vs. "The Kitchen Sink"
I am not a Clinton supporter. I would vote for her, but as an independent, I couldn't in my state's primary. So I expect I'll vote for McCain, since Hillary looks like she has no way to win.
I am a progressive, but not one who hates America, or wants "change" of the likes I think Obama os talking about. I follow the news very closely, and despite their sychophancy, I have developed a sense that Obama does NOT love America, but rather wants to greate an America he can love. The "change" he wants is to literally CHANGE America to something it has never been. Open borders, Neville Chamberlain style foreign policy, higher taxes on all who aren't poor, huge new welfare programs-especially health care, exacerbated by the new influx of illegals...
No thanks! I will not go there, with Obama's America hating preacher and God Damn America!
Obama is a phoney. A Machurian candidate for a lot of stuff regular Americans do NOT want. He's smooth and appealing, but not what he seems. An Obama presidency would not be good for America, especially after the tragic Bush years! posted 04/21/2008 at 01:20:10
I am a progressive, but not one who hates America, or wants "change" of the likes I think Obama os talking about. I follow the news very closely, and despite their sychophancy, I have developed a sense that Obama does NOT love America, but rather wants to greate an America he can love. The "change" he wants is to literally CHANGE America to something it has never been. Open borders, Neville Chamberlain style foreign policy, higher taxes on all who aren't poor, huge new welfare programs-especially health care, exacerbated by the new influx of illegals...
No thanks! I will not go there, with Obama's America hating preacher and God Damn America!
Obama is a phoney. A Machurian candidate for a lot of stuff regular Americans do NOT want. He's smooth and appealing, but not what he seems. An Obama presidency would not be good for America, especially after the tragic Bush years! posted 04/21/2008 at 01:20:10
The press LOVE Obama, and they will not let him lose! He is their darling, make no mistake. And Hillary is the queen bitch. Why? Who knows, but she's it. Lousy woman running for office, how dare she!
America is not ready for a female president, even the feminists in the Democratic Party agree. How pathetic. posted 04/21/2008 at 01:04:39
America is not ready for a female president, even the feminists in the Democratic Party agree. How pathetic. posted 04/21/2008 at 01:04:39
I remember in 2000, people said "Don't worry about George W. Bush's inexperience. He has experienced people around him, so it'll be OK."
Now, I need to ask: What experience does Obama have in the private sector as a businessman or entrepreneur, what record of achievement? None. OK, so what record does he have in the military that would make him a plausible Commander in Chief? Nothing. Well, what about his executive experience as, say a governor, or mayor of a major city, or major cabinet secretary? Nada.
THIS is why I am not a Democrat! Here we had Biden and Dodd ready to lead, and you dumb star-crossed Dems voted for the WORST candidates in the field after all! (Remember Dukakis and Mondale over Gore and Hart????)
Democrats are suicidal. What a pathetic party! posted 04/21/2008 at 00:57:11
Now, I need to ask: What experience does Obama have in the private sector as a businessman or entrepreneur, what record of achievement? None. OK, so what record does he have in the military that would make him a plausible Commander in Chief? Nothing. Well, what about his executive experience as, say a governor, or mayor of a major city, or major cabinet secretary? Nada.
THIS is why I am not a Democrat! Here we had Biden and Dodd ready to lead, and you dumb star-crossed Dems voted for the WORST candidates in the field after all! (Remember Dukakis and Mondale over Gore and Hart????)
Democrats are suicidal. What a pathetic party! posted 04/21/2008 at 00:57:11
Al-Sadr's followers refuse to disband militia in Iraq
If kids were forced to do this by Christian teachers, how would you feel?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080420/ap_on_re_af/begging_for_islam
Also, why is the American left so tolerant of OPPRESION OF WOMEN IN ISLAM!?
It's unbelieveable to me that after all we've been through, now there are people actually sympathizing with these killers in the middle east with four wives who all wear bhurkhas and can be killed without trial for certain crimes against their husbands.
Are liberals insane? Do they not see the evil in these other countries, or does everything circulate back to America's wrong doing, so it's America's fault? posted 04/21/2008 at 01:44:34
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080420/ap_on_re_af/begging_for_islam
Also, why is the American left so tolerant of OPPRESION OF WOMEN IN ISLAM!?
It's unbelieveable to me that after all we've been through, now there are people actually sympathizing with these killers in the middle east with four wives who all wear bhurkhas and can be killed without trial for certain crimes against their husbands.
Are liberals insane? Do they not see the evil in these other countries, or does everything circulate back to America's wrong doing, so it's America's fault? posted 04/21/2008 at 01:44:34
John McCain, Charles Grassley Physical Altercation Confirmed By Washington Post
SCANDALOUS! John McCain has gotten pissed off before!
The sky really is falling! posted 04/20/2008 at 17:57:56
The sky really is falling! posted 04/20/2008 at 17:57:56
Anti-US cleric al-Sadr threatens new uprising in Iraq
Sadly, reading Huffington Post for a few years now, I have come to discover that the left has even more vitriol in its belly than the right, and hate America speech (just read the posts here by NeoconsRevil, for example) is alive and well on the left.
I do NOT want Iraq to fall into a full civil war, for the sake of the Iraqis first! THAT is also why I was against the war in the first place. But now that we're in it, we need to stay until the gov't there can maintain control and protect itself from radicals like al Sadr.
And I'm definitely no 'ditto-head'. posted 04/20/2008 at 13:10:34
I do NOT want Iraq to fall into a full civil war, for the sake of the Iraqis first! THAT is also why I was against the war in the first place. But now that we're in it, we need to stay until the gov't there can maintain control and protect itself from radicals like al Sadr.
And I'm definitely no 'ditto-head'. posted 04/20/2008 at 13:10:34
Who do you support for president, that is, if you were a citizen and could vote? posted 04/20/2008 at 13:03:02
Because a leader of men should at least be able to take care of his own teeth! I teach my children to brush, and yet this guy, the "annointed one" can't take care of this basic necessity.
That's not a shallow observation. Rather, it is indicative of the severe retrograde mentality driving the people who want the world to revert to what things were like in the twelfth century. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:59:40
That's not a shallow observation. Rather, it is indicative of the severe retrograde mentality driving the people who want the world to revert to what things were like in the twelfth century. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:59:40
Go over there and be with your hero! They need all the suicide bombers they can get, and they have started resorting to using mentally retarded people to do the bombing, so they are sure to take you. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:53:03
Bingo! Perhaps he could get some dental work done in jail. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:49:27
Agreed. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:47:01
Read above the posts by NeoconsRevil and tell me there's not also an America hating bunch on the left just as dangerous as the dittoheads. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:44:04
Sound like you need to go over there and join the insurgents. Unless you are a woman, in which case you wouldn't be of much use since bhurkas have very limited vision. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:37:08
Your post says everything anyone needs to know about your mindset. "Americans must die."
You think we deserved 9/11 too, I'd imagine. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:34:07
You think we deserved 9/11 too, I'd imagine. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:34:07
Al Sadr wants a war against the Sunnis in the country. You say above you think Iraq and Iran should merge into one country. And what about the Sunnis in Iraq? What about the Kurds, or the Christians there? What of Ahmadinejad's promise to destroy Israel?
You would rather see a conflagration there than success in creating a peaceful country, just as long as America fails?
Look, I was very much against going into Iraq as well. And I think Bush is the worst president in American History, which I do know some thing about, but pulling out now would be catastrophic for the entire world. We need to finish this the right way, even if going in was a mistake and a crime, which it was! Bush should be in jail, but that doesn't mean we should let the whole region over there decend into open civil war. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:30:59
You would rather see a conflagration there than success in creating a peaceful country, just as long as America fails?
Look, I was very much against going into Iraq as well. And I think Bush is the worst president in American History, which I do know some thing about, but pulling out now would be catastrophic for the entire world. We need to finish this the right way, even if going in was a mistake and a crime, which it was! Bush should be in jail, but that doesn't mean we should let the whole region over there decend into open civil war. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:30:59
The article above cites attacks by both Shiite radicals AND al-Qaeda insurgents. Both Sunnis and Shiites have their radical elements trying to spread chaos so that the Americans will leave and they can bring their sectarian war to the entire region. This is why we cannot leave until Iraq is stable, and we get agreements with the Iranians, Syrians and others there on a way to partition the country into three autonomous states in a loose confederation.
Leaving now would lead to disaster. (Think Khmer Rouge in 1975. Or look it up.) posted 04/20/2008 at 12:23:16
Leaving now would lead to disaster. (Think Khmer Rouge in 1975. Or look it up.) posted 04/20/2008 at 12:23:16
And your solution to the problem NOW is what?
Should we pull out immediately and let a civil war engulf the entire region? Is that your solution? What should be done NOW? posted 04/20/2008 at 12:15:12
Should we pull out immediately and let a civil war engulf the entire region? Is that your solution? What should be done NOW? posted 04/20/2008 at 12:15:12
And al-Sadr is a really good fellow with nothing but good intentions. Just look at his sweet face! They just want to be left alone to pursue peace and tranquility.
You are delusional. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:13:37
You are delusional. posted 04/20/2008 at 12:13:37
Clinton Slams Democratic Activists At Private Fundraiser
Finally, an honestly intelligent post by someone who's not a sycophant of anyone! Bravo! posted 04/19/2008 at 12:15:03
Aliza Shvarts' Insists Miscarriage Art Project Is Real
"Performance art" sure does cover lots of things!
Including "publicity stunt". posted 04/19/2008 at 00:47:52
Including "publicity stunt". posted 04/19/2008 at 00:47:52
Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter
Throwing mud? Obama mixed the mud being thrown. posted 04/12/2008 at 16:44:50
"...it's not surprising then that they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations.", Barak Obama.
Religion is lumped with anti-immigrant and anti-trade sentiment in his statement about bitterness. Hmm. I find that comment extremely telling. Along with Reverend Wright, Michele's "For the first time in my adult life I'm proud of my country." comment.
Connect the dots Sparky! This guy is fooling you. posted 04/12/2008 at 16:38:03
Religion is lumped with anti-immigrant and anti-trade sentiment in his statement about bitterness. Hmm. I find that comment extremely telling. Along with Reverend Wright, Michele's "For the first time in my adult life I'm proud of my country." comment.
Connect the dots Sparky! This guy is fooling you. posted 04/12/2008 at 16:38:03
Obama is the "one person who can unite us"???
Are you a mental patient? Read this message board! Listen to Reverend Wright! Listen to his comment about religion being a crutch for the "bitter" working class in Pennsylvania. Listen to Michelle say she's finally proud, finally, of her country now that she is in line to run it!
The only unifying Obama will do is unify the country in turmoil and reverse bigotry, class warfare and handwringing ineptitude and arrogance.
Obama is NOT what he tries to make us think he is. A snake oil customer you are! posted 04/12/2008 at 16:31:09
Are you a mental patient? Read this message board! Listen to Reverend Wright! Listen to his comment about religion being a crutch for the "bitter" working class in Pennsylvania. Listen to Michelle say she's finally proud, finally, of her country now that she is in line to run it!
The only unifying Obama will do is unify the country in turmoil and reverse bigotry, class warfare and handwringing ineptitude and arrogance.
Obama is NOT what he tries to make us think he is. A snake oil customer you are! posted 04/12/2008 at 16:31:09
While I agree that Obama is an unfeeling salesman for his own ambition, who looks down on the average white folks in middle America who go to church, own guns, and fear the loss of their blue collar jobs through unfair trade and illegal immigration, I do not think his income is necessarily a qualifier for his snobbery.
There are lots of wealthy people with good intentions. Wealth, used properly, can be a good thing. It's not money that makes Obama a sheister, it's hubris. posted 04/12/2008 at 13:42:00
There are lots of wealthy people with good intentions. Wealth, used properly, can be a good thing. It's not money that makes Obama a sheister, it's hubris. posted 04/12/2008 at 13:42:00
Good morning Obama sychophant.Your Messiah shows himself to be an elitist Hravard snob, and al you can do is lash out. Funny that the ugliest comments we see on the Huffpost are from Obama supporters. It is YOU who make all the characatures of the right wing radio types come to life. posted 04/12/2008 at 12:23:54
Cindy McCain Responds To Vicki Iseman Allegations: "I Knew The Truth"
I sure am glad Obama has never ever cheated on Michelle. The moralists on this website talk as though they're puritans, and you know what puritans did to adulterers!
So the Left is now the Right, when it comes to rumours of infidelity. And the Right is now the Left as it relates to rumours about their guy...
Still want to know why I am an independent? posted 04/11/2008 at 00:21:26
So the Left is now the Right, when it comes to rumours of infidelity. And the Right is now the Left as it relates to rumours about their guy...
Still want to know why I am an independent? posted 04/11/2008 at 00:21:26
Inside Clinton's Elton John Fundraiser: Singer Amazed By "Misogynistic Attitudes" Of Some In USA
I was aghast that he couldn't create a new song for Diana. It seemed ridiculous and less than sincere to sing a song about one sad, beautiful woman who died early in life, then use the same song for another completely different woman who died early. Kind of like they were interchangable-after all, the name Marylin Monroe is in the original song.
That said, I think there has been a lot of dirt thrown Hillary's way that seems like the press piling on for months, while Obama is the handsome stranger from a mysterious past who everyone swoons for. Ugh!
I am so very tired of Obama and Hillary! NEITHER of them is ready for this job. (And McCain is not the man he was in 2000!) posted 04/10/2008 at 00:58:52
That said, I think there has been a lot of dirt thrown Hillary's way that seems like the press piling on for months, while Obama is the handsome stranger from a mysterious past who everyone swoons for. Ugh!
I am so very tired of Obama and Hillary! NEITHER of them is ready for this job. (And McCain is not the man he was in 2000!) posted 04/10/2008 at 00:58:52
Mark Penn Resigns As Chief Strategist For Clinton Campaign
Penn was a really bad campaign strategist. He let a juggernaught turn into Hillary running the gauntlet. One has to admit, Hillary's loyalty to this man despite his obvious failures is not a good sign of her own abilities.
He joins Schrum and Brazille in the trash heap of losing a sure thing.
Pathetic! posted 04/07/2008 at 01:06:24
He joins Schrum and Brazille in the trash heap of losing a sure thing.
Pathetic! posted 04/07/2008 at 01:06:24
What Did Bill Clinton Do To Get $15M From Ron Burkle?
I await your examples of his remarkable maderation. posted 04/05/2008 at 03:39:12
There are many examples, and you could name them as well as I, of great campaigners who stunk as leaders.
Obama's lack of, well anything to show of signifigance as a record demonstrating his readiness for this job is stunning. And your glib and self assured rebuttals all dance around this most critical and central point.
What makes this guy the best candidate for Commander in Chief? (Even I was opposed to the Iraq war, but I don't feel that alone qualfies me to be president.)
I am not a "basher" of Obama. I just think he is not ready with his puny resume to be the guy who might make decisions that effect mine and my families lives for generations as president. He has no real record of significant accomplishments, yet his church is controversial (what about Mitt Romney...) However, his wife is FINALLY proud of her country (USA), now that Barak is doing well in the primary vote, how cool is that! posted 04/05/2008 at 03:36:28
Obama's lack of, well anything to show of signifigance as a record demonstrating his readiness for this job is stunning. And your glib and self assured rebuttals all dance around this most critical and central point.
What makes this guy the best candidate for Commander in Chief? (Even I was opposed to the Iraq war, but I don't feel that alone qualfies me to be president.)
I am not a "basher" of Obama. I just think he is not ready with his puny resume to be the guy who might make decisions that effect mine and my families lives for generations as president. He has no real record of significant accomplishments, yet his church is controversial (what about Mitt Romney...) However, his wife is FINALLY proud of her country (USA), now that Barak is doing well in the primary vote, how cool is that! posted 04/05/2008 at 03:36:28
I don't support Hillary. I wanted Biden, or Dodd, or Richardson who was also my first choice. Biden, I thought, was terrific in the debates, as was Dodd. Richardson was wheezy and looked like he had a stomach ache all the time. Edwards is just to preppy to convince people his dad was a mill worker and it translated to him.
So now we're left with Obama and Hillary, and I am so disappointed that either of them even ran this time! They BOTH should have waited this one out so the country could get to know them. But the press, that corporate owned press we feared we would have when it was opened up to monopolies, GAVE US Hillary and Obama, and killed Dodd and Biden from the start. How criminal!
I don't trust either Obama or Clinton, and I don't like the way they think. And despite my serious disagreements with McCain about taxes and healthcare, I do think he has been couragious on the environmental issues I care about, and he is also in favor of the Geneva Conventions' rules preventing torture, and he authored campaign finance reform bills with Russ Feingold, much to the chagrin of his GOP colleagues.
In the end, I think I'll probably vote for McCain, THE REPUBLICAN! (I would have bet a thousand bucks I wouldn't do that six months ago...) posted 04/05/2008 at 03:08:37
So now we're left with Obama and Hillary, and I am so disappointed that either of them even ran this time! They BOTH should have waited this one out so the country could get to know them. But the press, that corporate owned press we feared we would have when it was opened up to monopolies, GAVE US Hillary and Obama, and killed Dodd and Biden from the start. How criminal!
I don't trust either Obama or Clinton, and I don't like the way they think. And despite my serious disagreements with McCain about taxes and healthcare, I do think he has been couragious on the environmental issues I care about, and he is also in favor of the Geneva Conventions' rules preventing torture, and he authored campaign finance reform bills with Russ Feingold, much to the chagrin of his GOP colleagues.
In the end, I think I'll probably vote for McCain, THE REPUBLICAN! (I would have bet a thousand bucks I wouldn't do that six months ago...) posted 04/05/2008 at 03:08:37
Courage to trust a guy with less experience than any person who has run for the job, ever? Sorry pal, your self assurance is not enough for me. In fact, it makes me wonder; how have you come to be so transfixed by this man with such a puny resume of significant executive or national experience?
It is clear to me people, including Obama himself, are projecting their hopes and dreams onto this man, yet there is a bigger reality which I just know will eat the poor guy, you, me, and our country alive should we be so unfortunate as to find him in office next January. This is an American Idol contest, when it should be an investment as careful as one would make when buying a house. Safety first!
After all, we are electing a Commander in Chief, not a homecoming king! This guy has NOTHING in his history to tell us he can lead; no executive experience, no private sector accomplishments, little major legislative record. Only fancy talk and good looks. DAMN! It's not that I don't like the guy, I just would like someone more seasoned to fix the country. I foresee an Obama presdency of do-nothing photo-ops and sychophancy, and ham fisted stumbling in foreign affairs and clumsy responses to crises at home because of hubris, inexperiece, and impracticality based on a utopian idealism that does not work in the real word!
Obama is a mistake, for Democrats and America. posted 04/05/2008 at 02:51:30
It is clear to me people, including Obama himself, are projecting their hopes and dreams onto this man, yet there is a bigger reality which I just know will eat the poor guy, you, me, and our country alive should we be so unfortunate as to find him in office next January. This is an American Idol contest, when it should be an investment as careful as one would make when buying a house. Safety first!
After all, we are electing a Commander in Chief, not a homecoming king! This guy has NOTHING in his history to tell us he can lead; no executive experience, no private sector accomplishments, little major legislative record. Only fancy talk and good looks. DAMN! It's not that I don't like the guy, I just would like someone more seasoned to fix the country. I foresee an Obama presdency of do-nothing photo-ops and sychophancy, and ham fisted stumbling in foreign affairs and clumsy responses to crises at home because of hubris, inexperiece, and impracticality based on a utopian idealism that does not work in the real word!
Obama is a mistake, for Democrats and America. posted 04/05/2008 at 02:51:30
"Sparky"? Who's that?
FYI, I actually am an independent, who rooted for Richardson until he showed himself to be a terrible candidate. And then Biden, who was quite good, but got buried by the Obama-Hillary juggernaught...
And now I am leaning towards McCain, YES MCCAIN! You know why? Because I lived through the Jimmy Carter years of leftist incompetence and hand wringing, and now eight years of Bush incompetence, (Iraq was a mistake, made worse by insufficient investment of people and support). And I do not want to live through any more years of short sighted know-it-alls running this country! I want BORING COMPETENCE! Not exciting idealism! I'll make MY OWN DREAMS, thank you very much! I don't need a leader to make them for me. And, by the way, Obama is very damned liberal; that's why you like him of couse. HERE'S PROOF!
http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=18967 posted 04/05/2008 at 02:30:11
FYI, I actually am an independent, who rooted for Richardson until he showed himself to be a terrible candidate. And then Biden, who was quite good, but got buried by the Obama-Hillary juggernaught...
And now I am leaning towards McCain, YES MCCAIN! You know why? Because I lived through the Jimmy Carter years of leftist incompetence and hand wringing, and now eight years of Bush incompetence, (Iraq was a mistake, made worse by insufficient investment of people and support). And I do not want to live through any more years of short sighted know-it-alls running this country! I want BORING COMPETENCE! Not exciting idealism! I'll make MY OWN DREAMS, thank you very much! I don't need a leader to make them for me. And, by the way, Obama is very damned liberal; that's why you like him of couse. HERE'S PROOF!
http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=18967 posted 04/05/2008 at 02:30:11
Obama gets the gravy from the Clinton train.
If Bill Clinton had not won in 1992, we would have probably had a continuous Bush/GOP run of wins for years! You think Paul Tsongas would have won in 1992???
Geez people! The Democrats just LOVE to eat their own!
I don't like Hillary much, but Obama and his Koolaid drinkers really scare me! "Change" to what? He's the most liberal voter in the Senate. But he claims to be a unifier. Yet his supporters are the rudest, loudest and most sychophantic of all the politicos I have seen.
What I want is a COMPETENT, EXPERIENCED and REAL president. I do not want a rock star, or fashion model. I want a real leader, and I know it's not Obama! posted 04/05/2008 at 02:06:43
If Bill Clinton had not won in 1992, we would have probably had a continuous Bush/GOP run of wins for years! You think Paul Tsongas would have won in 1992???
Geez people! The Democrats just LOVE to eat their own!
I don't like Hillary much, but Obama and his Koolaid drinkers really scare me! "Change" to what? He's the most liberal voter in the Senate. But he claims to be a unifier. Yet his supporters are the rudest, loudest and most sychophantic of all the politicos I have seen.
What I want is a COMPETENT, EXPERIENCED and REAL president. I do not want a rock star, or fashion model. I want a real leader, and I know it's not Obama! posted 04/05/2008 at 02:06:43
Nicolas Cage Wins Apology And Damages From Kathleen Turner
Kathleen Turner was a seriously over-rated leading lady, in my opinion.
And dishing out insults about her coworkers will not make her any more likable. posted 04/04/2008 at 09:06:49
And dishing out insults about her coworkers will not make her any more likable. posted 04/04/2008 at 09:06:49
Obama Casts Race Between Him, McCain
What are Obama's credentials for Commander in Chief of the most powerful military in the history of the world?
Community organizer? Glad hand? Hail fellow-well-met?
What a joke! When the f--ckin BOOT FALLS I don't want a Harvard paper editor deciding what's going to happen next!
Obama is NOT ready for the job, except in the photo-ops. posted 04/02/2008 at 01:02:40
Community organizer? Glad hand? Hail fellow-well-met?
What a joke! When the f--ckin BOOT FALLS I don't want a Harvard paper editor deciding what's going to happen next!
Obama is NOT ready for the job, except in the photo-ops. posted 04/02/2008 at 01:02:40
Gore Launches $300 Million Climate Change Initiative
Good God, Al Gore is such a great man! What a president he would make!
Compared to the two pitiful sloganeers we have now running for the Democrats, he just towers!
Would that the Democratic Party had the good sense to create a Gore/Obama ticket. But alas they specialize, as I have written many times before, in snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. posted 03/31/2008 at 01:29:40
Compared to the two pitiful sloganeers we have now running for the Democrats, he just towers!
Would that the Democratic Party had the good sense to create a Gore/Obama ticket. But alas they specialize, as I have written many times before, in snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. posted 03/31/2008 at 01:29:40
Time Mag Cover: "How Al Gore Could Save The Democrats"
It's tragic that Gore didn't decide to run this time. He is true presidential material, unlike Clinton and Obama.
The Democrats have winnowed the field of all the viable candidates and now the nation is left with the very likely prospect of living with another Republican presidency. (I will say though, I do not think McCain would represent a third Bush term at all.) posted 03/30/2008 at 14:10:42
The Democrats have winnowed the field of all the viable candidates and now the nation is left with the very likely prospect of living with another Republican presidency. (I will say though, I do not think McCain would represent a third Bush term at all.) posted 03/30/2008 at 14:10:42
Hillary's Approval Rating Plummets In NBC/WSJ Poll
Who's a fake Republican? I'm an independent, have been for years, and this charade occuring in your party is a perfect example of why!
Here you have GW Bush, the worst president in history, presiding over a country that is on the ropes in practically every way, and the best the Dems can come up with is a woman with more skeletons in her closet than an undertaker, and a guy who has the experience of a serious candidate for alderman. Unbelievable! posted 03/27/2008 at 09:20:03
Here you have GW Bush, the worst president in history, presiding over a country that is on the ropes in practically every way, and the best the Dems can come up with is a woman with more skeletons in her closet than an undertaker, and a guy who has the experience of a serious candidate for alderman. Unbelievable! posted 03/27/2008 at 09:20:03
If LA were nuked by the Islamists, or China invaded Taiwan, or Pakistan and India went to war, or Russia invaded Ukraine, or Venezuela attacked Columbia, or any other number of possibilities were to occur, who would you like as Commander in Chief who would tell our sons and daughters to go and fight? Obama or McCain?
You think Obama has the balls to fight? I see no proof he would. He has NO record of doing much of anything, except 'bringing people together'. (Yawn) Well the world is a real place, not fodder for blubbering sychophants, and that seems to be what the Democrats are about these days. Unbelievable!
So I guess it's McCain! But I still intend to vote Dem in the congressional races. posted 03/27/2008 at 02:00:03
You think Obama has the balls to fight? I see no proof he would. He has NO record of doing much of anything, except 'bringing people together'. (Yawn) Well the world is a real place, not fodder for blubbering sychophants, and that seems to be what the Democrats are about these days. Unbelievable!
So I guess it's McCain! But I still intend to vote Dem in the congressional races. posted 03/27/2008 at 02:00:03
What a pathetic party the Democrats are!
They won lst November and have been pathetic in Congress. Then they had these great, seasoned candidates with serious credentials and they jettisoned them for these two WORST choices in terms of actual ability to be leaders! Two worthless rock stars!
What a joke the Democratic Party is!
At least McCain is right on climate change... And I think he actually hates Bush, but just won't admit it right now, given the current stakes. (Wouldn't you, after 2000?) posted 03/27/2008 at 01:44:58
They won lst November and have been pathetic in Congress. Then they had these great, seasoned candidates with serious credentials and they jettisoned them for these two WORST choices in terms of actual ability to be leaders! Two worthless rock stars!
What a joke the Democratic Party is!
At least McCain is right on climate change... And I think he actually hates Bush, but just won't admit it right now, given the current stakes. (Wouldn't you, after 2000?) posted 03/27/2008 at 01:44:58
Another Bill Clinton Moment On The Campaign Trail
"For the FIRST TIME in my adult life, I am proud of my country." Michelle Obama, speaking of her husband's rising popularity a couple of months ago.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with questioning Obama, Hillary, McCain on matters having to do with their patriotism and personal history. And when those questions are asked, people in the Obama camp cry foul-why is that? Let's hear about Reverend Wright, Reverend Hagee, and whoever Hillary's preacher is too! Let's find out about their past, their experiences, their personal stories!
In the end, I think McCain will beat Barak in a walk away. Ever wondered why McCain's arms look so odd? Do a web search and find out. posted 03/22/2008 at 14:26:43
There is absolutely nothing wrong with questioning Obama, Hillary, McCain on matters having to do with their patriotism and personal history. And when those questions are asked, people in the Obama camp cry foul-why is that? Let's hear about Reverend Wright, Reverend Hagee, and whoever Hillary's preacher is too! Let's find out about their past, their experiences, their personal stories!
In the end, I think McCain will beat Barak in a walk away. Ever wondered why McCain's arms look so odd? Do a web search and find out. posted 03/22/2008 at 14:26:43
I agree. posted 03/22/2008 at 14:18:19
The Democratic Party has ruined its chance to win in November.
The only hope is for the convention to choose Al Gore. That might work, otherwise, the Dems are done. posted 03/22/2008 at 13:14:08
The only hope is for the convention to choose Al Gore. That might work, otherwise, the Dems are done. posted 03/22/2008 at 13:14:08
Mayhem At Fox News: Anchor Walks Off Set, Wallace Rails Network For "Obama-Bashing"
Obamanites have the thinnest skins of any supporters in any campaign I have ever seen. Politics is serious business, and Obamanites can dish it out (remember the Hillary as Orwell's Big Brother ad), but they squeal like stuck pigs if they get any flak aimed in the direction of their Messiah.
Pathetic. posted 03/21/2008 at 21:04:29
Pathetic. posted 03/21/2008 at 21:04:29
Bill Clinton And Jeremiah Wright Photo Uncovered
SO WHAT! Bill Clinton shook hands with hundreds of thousands of people.
He wasn't a member of Wright's church. He wasn't married by Wright. He didn't have his children baptized by Wright, and Wright is no "Uncle" to Bill Clinton!
This is pure PANIC on the part of the Obamanites. posted 03/21/2008 at 03:22:49
He wasn't a member of Wright's church. He wasn't married by Wright. He didn't have his children baptized by Wright, and Wright is no "Uncle" to Bill Clinton!
This is pure PANIC on the part of the Obamanites. posted 03/21/2008 at 03:22:49
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That's how a guy from his nothing background became the most respected political force in his generation.
Of course Hillary was with Bill throughout and obviously has the same work ethic. I admire her for not giving up. It shows what kind of president she would make.
That said, she is not going to win now, and so, I think she's in the throws of coming to grips with this dream that didn't happen. posted 05/18/2008 at 03:39:37