Advantage, Obama

Are you people dim? Do you know that Obama had a 100% liberal voting record in the Senate in 2006? Do you think that is the person that is going to bring the country together? Those of you who support Obama ask yourself why. What specific policy proposal and solution has he offered that you are attached to? I find it pathetic that people would support a presidential candidate as if this were a high school race. That people can be so ignorant as to swallow his work together for the future propaganda without ever evaluating his skill sets, voting records, or beliefs.

Newsweek obviously is a chameleon Republican machine! They are so afraid of Hillary they want to destroy her by using Obama! Obama will be the weak candidate that chameleon Republican machines like Newsweek will easily destroy in the General Election. Believe me, after Obama wins the Dem primaries, Newsweek will attack himand will use the same words as what the Clintons are saying right now! Obama doesn't have the records to show for it! Obama makes unrealistic goals!Obama doesn't have the balls to make critical decisions! Obama doesn't have a list of achievements! Obama is just a talker and not a doer! And all of these are absolutely true, if your eyes are open to facts! And he will lose the general elections because Americans will later on realize this though maybe too late! And there will be another lying and cheating dirty Republican in the White House! ANd Newsweek should have done its part then!

As for Hillary, what can the Republicans say about her! That she is not likeable? Come on! Bush was voted because he was likeable! And now what happened?

shut up losers! obama only won because of the black vote. we all know it. GO HILLARY!!

This is not to deny problems with the Clinton campaign; I am very unhappy with the negativity and attacks. I don't see how they serve any purpose except to get media attention and sell newspapers. Both sides are at fault here and I had hoped for an Edwards win that would teach both sides a lesson. Too bad that didn't happen.
Yet, It does seem like the Obama camp is getting a free ride from the media. The cynic in me says that's exactly why he's been 'chosen'.....he has no history and doesn't speak in specifics so no one can debate him. As much as I was enthralled the first time I heard him speak, I want to make a decision based on issues and working experience - like anyone has to go through for a job interview.

Let's say you needed brain surgery - most people would want a surgeon that had a lot of experience.
Let say Coca-Cola needed a new CEO - they would look for experience.
Let's say you are looking for a new hair stylus - you would seek someone who is experienced.
In everything you do or buy you seek something that is proven and experienced.
Why on earth would the most powerful job of President of the United States not benefit for experience???
Is everyone on some kind of hallucinogenic drugs that makes you think that your life is dramatically going to change because a man wanting your votes says "yes we can". It is so much more complicated then just how you feel when you see or hear someone speak. You really are not even involved in the day to day running of the Federal Government. If you want change - get off your butts and get involved politically on a local level where you really can contribute to the solutions. If you want more "hope" inspire those around you and create your own successes. Act locally and vote for someone who will succeed globally. Experience matters. Do not be fooled.

I am a 42 year old white mom in Oklahoma. I looked at my 11 year old son sitting on the edge of his seat as we watched Obama's thank you speech tonight and the hope in my little boys eyes caused me to tear up! Obama gets my vote super Tuesday.

I am a 47 year old white woman in Ohio. I am a mother of three, we have 2 dogs, 2 cats (one is half black) and I am a business owner. When Obama was speaking I looked at my family, my 17 year old son was playing halo, my husband was playing poker on-line, my daughter is running the street of NYC (she is in college there) and my other son was at a party. They only one sitting on the edge of their seat was my half black cat. The cat was tearing up because one of the dogs had just startled her. Obama speech made me tear up (figuratively) that in 2008 people would buy into empty sound bites packaged as a savior to our country. I guess I am just to old to fall for th same old BS.

Obama could have problems with the Clinton attempt to resurrect Florida delegates. His campaign, with its focus on participatory democracy, will have a hard time integrating an attempt to keep Florida voters from "being heard," even though it's probably the right thing to do. There's also the possibility that the delegates *will* ultimately be seated, despite his opposition, if only to avoid alienating Floridians before the general election. If this happens, his present position and (hypothetical) attempt to block these delegates at the convention will almost certainly benefit Hillary.

Obama should at least consider softening his position prior to the Florida primary, and expressing his willingness to seat the Florida delegates.

Let me be the first to congratulate Senator Obama on his overwhelming victory in SC! He campaigned vigorously in SC and it truly paid off. Again Congrats!

In listening to Obama give his victory speech, I realized that he was talking about all of the issues that are wrong with society and his supporters were cheering with almost everything he said. However, I became a little concerned because other than saying that change isn't going to be easy, I didn't hear him say much of anything else, like how he planned to tackle the problem. .

I think we all know that change is not going to be easy but I would really like to hear a definitive plan on how he plans to tackle the issues. I haven't heard anything definitive from Obama thus far. That is a concern.
My husband voted for Obama today but after listening to his speech, he began to question if he voted for the right person. For us, it was almost like Obama was talking but not saying much. I still question whether he currently has what it takes to be president. However, if he wins, we all will find out.

All in all, my vote is still for Senator Clinton!!! May the best person win!I