A Democratic Muddle

They said the same thing about Jesus Christ...a young smooth talker who preached about change. Let's not make the same mistake twice.

just a hint, when arguing for Hillary's successes, you should not use healthcare as an example. do you remember what happened the last time she tried? HMOs. The CEO of United Healthcare made 1.7 BILLION dollars last year. That was HIS paycheck! I don't want the government to take my healthcare payments out of my paycheck. I can decide for myself which insurance to buy, thanks very much. what would be good is come regulation to ensure that Americans can get insurance on their own and at a reasonable price.

I'll conced that Hillary has had some successful ventures in her life. Healthcare reform, to date, has been a miserable failure.

How can people just allow someone like Hillary Clinton take office? She makes women look weak, pathetic, and stupid. If a woman is going to be president then it should be someone who CAN Lead and not someone who needs help running her job, campaign, life, etc. If I learned that my husband was sleeping around I would of tossed him out and taken him for everything he had. Then I would be strong and lead victorious with making things right, justifiable, dignity, truth, and strength. No one would be able to take advantage of me and bust my self esteem. She lacks the self esteem, courage, and ability to lead this country. Only weak minded women would vote for someone so dense. Hillary needs to get some balls. As for as McCain, the thought scares me for some reason. I see world war 3 in the near future thanks to the bitter aging man. Obama is a promising sight and so is Romney. At this point in our history and time we need a REAL life change. I believe either one can give it with maturity, intelligence, and needs of the people not themselves. Don't listen to the lies that comes out of the mouths of all the delegates. Do your own homework and listen to their hearts. Only then will the real good of the person will be revealed. Please people be careful who you choose. 'These are hard times and a mistake can lead to severe consequences in our future and the future of our children. Choose wisely.

Tina, is this just frustration talking? Do many men tell you "I love you" and leave? Sorry about that. Hillary says what she thinks you want to hear, thats all. Depending on the polls, her stance mnay change any day. Tomorrow, if "I love you" works, she will spout that out of her nasty mouth. Believe me, if she wins the nomination, America will once again be controlled by the GOP, as many Dem's and all independents will stay away...just as those that told you, I love you.

I'm not trying to pick a fight with anybody, I'm sorry if you got that impression. In fact, most often when I post it is to call people on behaving badly or useless or vicious bickering or attacks. I meant the question sincerely. For example, I grew up in GA and so very many people there HATE the Clintons. I'm NOT saying that's right, please believe me. My own choice is based solely on the issues, not personality, gender, or race for either candidate. I vote FOR someone, never AGAINST another. What I'm saying is, a GREAT MANY people will and I just think winning back the White House and keeping Congress trump a great many concerns when the two candidates are so similar on policy. I respect your support for the Clintons, I promise. I have just found that I like someone else. No big deal. That's just how things work. What I was asking about, though is the reality of the political landscape being more or less against Hillary nationwide. I ABSOLUTELY agree with your assertion that you support your candidate regardless of the electability argument. But that is an argument of ideals. Something that Obama has taken a great many hits for because ideals don't always correlate with reality. I'm terribly afraid, right or wrong, that reality goes against her chances of 1. winning the general, 2. preventing a republican backlash in congress, 3. getting anything done through all of the partisan fighting that will occur. My concern is NOT a judgement of Hillary as a person or as a politician.

John.Jacobs24 you are wrong about a lot of things. I didn't know that being the wife of a President qualifies you to become President. Maybe some of these house wives should get out and run the multi-national companies that we have. According to you, they can do it because they are qualified. Hillary does not have more experience than Barack. He was right when he said she was working for Walmart when he was beating the streets of Ilinois trying to make a difference. Also, plans like Hillary's healthcare plan has been seen 12 times and denied 12 times. It is not universal but mandatory like car insurance. She hasn't admitted to using the wrong judgement on Iraq yet and her idea of national security is to beef up the borders to keep out immigrants who so blindly continue to vote for their own ticket back out of the country.

We dont need a manager in the White House. We need a leader. Barak can get someone to handle administrative duties but Hillary's attitude wont get anyone to sit down with her and negotiate. Lets make one thing clear. YOU ARE NOT GETTING BILL CLINTON A THIRD TERM. Let him move on and date all the hookers he wants. Every Republican is rooting for Hillary b/c its their best chance to get back to the WH. She flips more than a coin during a football game.

She doesn't have any experience! The experience she spoke about in the LA debates were feeding the hungry and driving old people to the doctor. You dont need a President to do that just a caring chaffeur.

Wow... nice. Are you a democrat? Where is all this hate coming from?! Cuba?! You've got to be joking.