He’s One of Us Now

Democracy not oligarchy. Billary put the crown down

Interesting article, but with one big gaffe: Quoting yourSELF (comparing a Clinton campaign event to a Joe Biden event) is sketchy enough, but then responding to the quote ("Joe Biden? Ouch.") as if it were someone else's insult doesn't even make sense. Your writing has a bit of growing up to do, Andrew.

I love Obama and wish him the best. I'm just glad that the only Republican that has the possibility of becoming our next president is McCain.

I am so pleased that Obama is winning all over the place. Althjough I do not like him, anyone is bettr than Bill and Hillary in the White House again. The had their turn, let somone else take the reins and let them go home to Arkansas. It will be difficult to stop the Clinton political machine, but it can and must be done. Soon we will see their campaign begin to unravel; in fact we are already seeing some of it. It is the beginning of the end for them. Good riddance and farewell!

In the past seven days Barack Obama has won primaries or caucuses in eighteen states and with projected wins this week in Virginia and Maryland he will have won twenty States in eight days. He was won all over the country and in States with less than 10% African American population such as Nebraska, Maine, and North Dakota, and States such as Washington and Minnesota with very few African Americans. His appeal to all Americans of all colors and religions and all parts of the coutnry is vast - and is growing. The Clinton's win-at-all costs mean spirited campaign of the politics of personal destruction and tearing down your opponent with rumors, lies, innunendos, and race baiting is wearing on the public. Clinton may be holding her base but the more the voters get to know Barack Obama he is expanding his. The Clintons will stop at nothing to destroy this man even of it means destroying the Democratic party's chances of regaining the White House. Obama is running a campaign of hope, change, inspiration and working together to solve our nations problems while the Clinton's are running a campaign of tearing their opponents apart. The American people are smarter than the Clinton's think and all their mud slingling and dirty campaigning is not going to stop Obama. The American voters see thru what the Clinton's are doing and are responding in kind with their most powerful weapon - their votes!

To all you Obama supporters-I have a serious question. Is he Shiite or Sunni? Enquiring minds want to know.

The trouble with Hillary is that she is too low-key, too polite.

To win an election against an arrogant opponent like Obama, one has to be outspoken, fast with punchy one-liners. That's not Hillary.

She is too much of a policy-wonk politician for such tough-guy sock-it -to -them campaigning.

Harry Truman is a good model for Hillary, though it is too late now. When you are under pressure, you don't "tear up" and staret talk self-pityingly about the voters letting you down. No, you grin twice as hard, throw your hat in the air, whoop, and come out fighting. The public will; love you for such a show of fire.

This is a test of leadership mettle, and Hillary, so far from being despondent, ought to revel in it. She should tell people: I'm having the time of my life !

Alas, she has adopted a despirited, gloom-soaked, fire-the-manager approach, and that spells certain defeat.

McCain will slaughter Obama. Hillary's faithful women, Latinos and working-class supporters will back him against the rip-off artist Obama.

Well done, Mr. Romano.

John McCain will deal with your generation, Romano. He will wipe the floor with Obama.