Chelsea Come Lately

I am sure that janrose has never had an indiscretion in his/her entire life! Kudos to you Janrose, it proves that you are an innocent , pure, righteous and superbeing! The problem is that we are on earth and we will vote for someone who is human, honest and is not afraid to be one. I want my children to know that we all are one and that making a mistake doe not doom or disqualify them from living productively. The ones they should be afraid of are the ones who will cast the first stone even though they have graveyards in their closets! And the beat goes on....

just don't used the word pimp and chelsea in the same sentence they made fire you...I wish the writers would get back to work, so many jokes and so little time

Just don't used the pimp word and chelsea in the sentence they made fire you. I wish the writers would go back to work, so many targets and no punch lines

This statement in the article concerns me: "She did a good job of conveying her mom's message," says Nicky Adamson, a student who saw Chelsea last month at Stanford University and ended up voting for Obama. "But the average college student can't relate to her, because she seems so intellectual." Are they saying that college students are stupid? It sure sounds that way. I have a strong belief in education, as a way to improve any country. Sure, there are the drunk/stoned idiots on any campus, but it is offensive to categorize all college students into that type. The educated can relate to Hillary and Chelsea just fine, thank you!

We need someone besides a glamor boy in the Oval office. Endorsements mean nothing to me, the persons, accomplishments and talent do. Hillary will do a great job. She is strong and pulls no puches during her speaches. Obama doesn't talk specific, enough, he just gets everyone on a high and people think that is great. He may be, but IMO he isn't ready for the Whitehouse. Maybe next term.

I remember reading a month or so ago, that Mrs. Obama made a remark..'It's about time the blacks woke up.' That just hit me the wrong way. We are one country.

Hillary might not be a good orator, she might not be too enthusiastic in her speaches (maybe because she knows the situation in this country is not lillac and roses) but no doubt she is exceptionaly smart and hard working. I'd vote for her with two hands. I hope she gets the nomination at the end. I am not voting for Obama in November.

You want more reasons to hate the Clintons? Check out Smash the Man's article on Bill Clinton's Lost Legacy for a very substantial (and alarming) list of Clinton escapades: http://smashtheman.com/smash/Articles/Article.aspx?ID=51. This will scare the heck out of you.

Dangerous!!!????? This after the horrific 7 year stretch during which time our country has fallen from grace in all areas - from economy to reputation in the world. Vote Democrat and send the current bums in office home. McCain is more of the same. No Way No How!!!

I think this is a hard decision to choose between Clinton and Obama. I don't care which one wins as long as one of them do and I hope and pray they work together regardless of which one wins.

All I see is the evil of the Bush regime and the continuing of that policy should McCain win. If the Democrats want to change course, I suggest that we support the Democrat candidate who is chosen by the party. Let the GOP bring up all this dirt. Why Democrats are slinging mud to other Democrats is beyond me and it's also playing right into the neocon's plans.

Perhaps I could sum up Hillary from words in her own Wellesley College
1969 Student Commencement Speech. She recited a poem at the end of her speech. Perhaps the woman she was then would be a better choice then the woman her experience has taught her to be. It seems she has been swollowed in her own judgement because here she endorses Obama.

Nancy Scheibner who wrote this poem which is the last thing that I would like to read:

My entrance into the world of so-called "social problems"
Must be with quiet laughter, or not at all.
The hollow men of anger and bitterness
The bountiful ladies of righteous degradation
All must be left to a bygone age.
And the purpose of history is to provide a receptacle
For all those myths and oddments
Which oddly we have acquired
And from which we would become unburdened
To create a newer world
To transform the future into the present.
We have no need of false revolutions
In a world where categories tend to tyrannize our minds
And hang our wills up on narrow pegs.
It is well at every given moment to seek the limits in our lives.
And once those limits are understood
To understand that limitations no longer exist.
Earth could be fair. And you and I must be free
Not to save the world in a glorious crusade
Not to kill ourselves with a nameless gnawing pain
But to practice with all the skill of our being
The art of making possible.

I'm trusting that you will remove the recent post from rockwellfan with its disgustingly racist remark about "butt size".

As for Chelsea, she is a Clinton through and through. Politics is a form of manipulation and the Cllinton's are master manipulators. Obama is a master communicator. I prefer his skill set to theirs, as increasing numbers of citizens people also do.

Obama and Hillary are so similar, but I trust Hillary to get in the Oval Office and fight for what she believes in.

Plus, I read on you tube today that voting for Obama will make your butt grow two sizes.

Frankly, I'm sick and tired of hearing about experience! Truth be told, NONE of them has experience for the job of President! Why? Because NONE of them has been President. Age can account for many things, but not experience. There are many people in the U.S. that has "experienced" many things that none of them have, can they be President? If you buy into the notion that experience matters...then yes!

I think Chelsea should speak for herself. She is 27 years old. If she comes from a strong woman she should aspire to be one. Oh maybe when she is a fifty something year old running for president she will find her voice.