Chelsea Come Lately

I didn't like his comment either, but as an "intellectual" college-educated female...I feel that there is no way I can relate to Chelsea Clinton. She admits she had to set the table, but her table was set with the white house dishes and real silver. I would love to be able to take months off of my job to help my mom, but sadly I need to make money so I can support myself.

I do not know who will get my vote. It is impossible for me to tell yet. I was raised in the Veit Nam era and lost many friends but because McCain was a POW does that make him the man? Then I switch to the first ever black man to get this far with no experience. So far I think I like the no experience, cause where has experience gotten us? And no I am not black. Then comes the ex first lady to a gentleman that lied his way through the White House. She turned a shoulder as he enjoyed the under the desk kind of thing. But I will tell you that Hilliary loves our gov. here in MI and if you live in MI you would know that most of us would love to get rid of her and her blow you away statement. My problem is if anyone pushed Hilliary to the wall is she going to cry and fight for her daughter or is she going to try to become a person with commmentment for the people of the USA. What is strange to me is I am a woman and I do not think most woman are emotionally capable of handling that kind of situtaion.

America desperately needs a President who is capable of making good divisions for the American people. The Clintons were in for (8) years. Bill was elected to be president. This is not her so called experience. He lied as Governor. As President he lied, cheated, harbored a married minister and is pregnant mistress in the White House. He also released hundreds of prisoners just before he left, found guilty of all charges he should have been impeached. A big disgrace over the world for America. Bad choice from Hillary, going to war with Iraq and at first denied it. Enough is enough from the Clintons. Which way is she going? She said she wants to be the 1st woman and always wears pants? Enough of the power struck Clintons.

I WAS for Hilary until the day I went to the voting booth. I have seen her become more and more manipulitive,
negative and nasty toward her opponent. This reminds me of the same old same old since the fifties.Look at news reels and you will see what I am talking about.She has learned too many bad habits from the best of the best in the political arena. So on that day I thought of my grand children.In my lifetime it's been the same
political machine.Promises made and broken.Hillary gets most of her money from WHERE??? LOBBYISTS!!! Will she owe a few favors if she wins???? Once again the writing is on the wall. I feel it's time to let the whole world know that we are an intelligent,diversified,caring county that includes ALL of our people.
Bill Clinton.... He should be quiet... His record isn't that greatest especially his moral values. So I voted for Obama. The Clintons are just like EVERYONE before them. Watch how manipulative she will become as the race heats up and you will see what I have seen. Watch where her money comes from, watch Bill become ALL moral and back her on every issue. Remember he owes her and she is collecting..... She owes and THEY (Lobbyists) will be collecting if she becomes President . Again it will be the same old same old. I don't want that for my grand children. Do you???

msnbc has lost a good deal of its audience ... Not just Shuster`s remark but Chris Matthew`s obsession for Hillary. night agter night. It all led to Shuster`s remark. Marilyn Sonnenschein

The Democrats are lucky to have the 2 intelligent candidates running - as opposed to the GOP - which is a group comprising of more of the same or worse (yawn) - my hope is that Clinton/Obama will be elected President/VP of the United States. Our country will begin to heal from the horror that is Bush/GOP.

America desperately needs a President who is capable of making good divisions for the American people. The Clintons were in for (8) years. Bill was elected to be president. This is not her so called experience. He lied as Governor. As President he lied, cheated, harbored a married minister and is pregnant mistress in the White House. He also released hundreds of prisoners just before he left, found guilty of all charges he should have been impeached. A big disgrace over the world for America. Bad choice from Hillary, going to war with Iraq and at first denied it. Enough is enough from the Clintons. Which way is she going? She said she wants to be the 1st woman and always wears pants? Enough of the power struck Clintons.

I think Chelsea's kind of hot in this photo. I'm still voting for Barack, but I'm just saying.

The Clintons are as corrupt as can be. What's more disheartening and hard to fathom, is the sheer number of gullible, entitlement minded supporters there are for them. Especially when the Clintons criminal history is still relatively fresh. I fear for the future of our country, when so many potential voters are more enamoured with gender politics and pop culture than the more important issue of character and adherance to the Constitution. The Clintons are not only power-mad, but they also promise a Socialist/Marxist style of government. Something their supporters either ignore, or actually support. The ignorance and rejection of the greatness of America by the Democrat electorate is stunning and sad. The ominous, looming danger of a Clinton or even an Obama Presidency is horrifying.

The GOP doesn't seem to mind if affairs are going on as long as it's male and female. When one of their own is doing that, it's ok. However, when a male congressman gets caught soliciting sex in a bathroom, they all desert him. Completel hypocrisy. But what's new? That party is full of lies and liars. They are anti choice, anti gay, and pro war, and prowealthy. Unite behind the Democrat and vote the liars out of office.

I'm happy to see an article that isn't about Obama! Thanks Newsweek - very refreshing.

If Obama is so great, why not let him win the nomination on his own merits rather than bashing the Clintonsin order to suggest he is the better choice. This message is for the media as well.

No politician is perfect. In order to counter the above Hillary hater's irrational scream, the following is from the syndicated columnist Bonnie Erbe:

"The "phenom" phase of Sen. Barack Obama's campaign may be ending. The shine may be starting to deflect off the star. Yes, it's still a tight race for the Democratic presidential nomination between the junior senator from Illinois and the junior senator from New York. But up to this point, Obama has had the distinct advantage (and disadvantage) of being less well known. That era will soon be behind him.

Most damaging to Obama so far is a New York Times article published several days ago showing that while in Iowa during a stump speech Obama claimed to have "passed" a bill regulating nuclear power plants.

Trouble is, that measure never was approved by the Senate. The bill was to have required nuclear power plants to alert citizens if even minor leaks of radioactive waste were discovered. Under current law, only significant leaks must be made public.

While Obama claimed to have "passed" a bill that never did pass, he also participated in negotiations that watered down the measure to the point of meaninglessness. That, however, didn't stop him from claiming the mantle of being pro-environment and anti-nuclear pollution while campaigning. Is this another case of "I invented the Internet"?

What's worse, he took campaign contributions worth hundreds of thousands of dollars from Exelon executives and employees. Exelon is the company that owned a plant that kept smaller leaks quiet. According to its own Web site, it is also the largest nuclear power provider in the nation.

We can all expect to see more of the same as reporters dig deeper into Obama's record. For example, are the young and/or upscale ultra-liberals who form the core of his voter base going to be thrilled by comments he made while in Idaho, trying to portray himself as pro-gun rights?

According to The Washington Post's Web site, the following happened while he made a visit to Boise State University's Taco Bell Arena before a roaring crowd of thousands:

"Obama was not shy about tailoring his stump speech for the setting, adding a line to rebut any fears that he is aggressively pro-gun control, an issue he almost never mentions on the trail. He urged the crowd not to listen to 'people who say, "He doesn't believe in the Second Amendment." We've got a lot of hunters in Southern Illinois and I've got no intention of taking away people's guns.' "

How are the ultra-liberals going to feel when they learn their shining star is hunter- and gun-friendly? Is this guy a friend of Mitt Romney -- liberal while campaigning in blue states and conservative while in red states?"

Should Newsweek explore Obama more deeply and not just join the other mainstream media doing the PR work for him?

The link to the original article: http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/opinion/350296_erbe07.h

For all you Obama people who say Clinton voted for the war I agree but if I recall so did most of you at the time. You say Obama is is not for the war but he kept voted the same way Clinton did. So that is what you call a real leader? Give me a break!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!