Perfect Game

Tell me frankly if the November 08 election is going to be Obama vs McCain how are you guys(all on this discuss/forum) gonna vote ?

What is R-I-diculous is that the voting populace is full of naive hopefuls that think "change" means voting for a black man. Turn on your TV and see how the media is fueling this ignorance. Of course that is why he has an edge, he has accomplished NOTHING for the people. Obviously, you are part of bandwagon that is this state of stupor. After hundreds of years it seems that men will CONTINUE to dominate the Presidency, even worse now, it only takes a pretty face with a preacher rhetoric to convince the general public that you are qualified to run a country.

http://www.obamatruth.org/

I'm voting for Obama because I want the government to belong to ME (us, the citizens). Noone in Washington has been taking care of us as long as I can remember. If you notice, Clinton is the only remaining candidate who is of her party establishment. None of the other candidates is really owned by their party, so others feel the same. The only chance we have of getting any real change in Washington is to vote for Obama. No, there is still no guarantee since 90-odd percent of the incumbents will win again, but there is absolutely no chance for meaningful change with any other candidate.

Hillary has been a part of the Washington bunch for over 15 yeas; the same bunch that has almost destroyed our quality of life, our economy, and our good name throughout the world. We do not need her kind of experience sitting in the White House. Obama has been in Washington long enough to know and understand the ways of Washington but not long enough to have become a part of the long established Washington circus! Clinton has had 7+ years to introduce her ???many good ideas and opportunities for America???; why has she not already done so? She has been trying for 15 years to get health plan passed but has not been able to get democratic or republican support for it!

http://www.obamatruth.org/

Forgetmemenot, Just the mere fact that you capitalized HUSSEIN when writing Baracks full name immediately tells me you are an ignorant prejudiced uneducated fool. I am white and I will vote for Obama because he is the best candidate period.

Senator Obama keeps on saying: "I'll make mistakes", his wife said: "He'll make mistakes". If he becomes president, he' ll say: "Well, I told you I'd make mistakes"... I am extremely concerned about this. Young voters are empowered which is great. But, they would vote for a young, cool looking guy, instead of someone who reminds them of their mother. The psychology of this, does not compute with what's at stake. I actually happen to like Obama and his speaking abilities. Unfortunately, I know deep inside that he is NOT READY. That has worked for him too, because there is nothing to "scrutinize". I would actually like to vote for Obama in 8 years from November. Now every Hillary supporter has been giving contributions with "44" in them, from $10.44 to $2,299.44.
Meanwhile McCain is already targeting Obama's lack of experience, his cockiness and obnoxious ways. What is he going to have to say, when 35 years of experience, the right policies, CHANGE with experience and a heart, come to hit him, his old, worn out ways, his bad temper and constant outbursts of anger comes November?
Keep on blogging and telling people to donate to Hillary's campaign. Thank you!

Given that we have three branches of goverment, the position of President is overrated. While I admire B. Obama's plan for substantive change(s), I think he will have to deal with the legislative and judicial branches. He is not experienced enough to implement the changes with Congress being heavily influenced by special interest groups. Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, is, in my opinion, more capable to achieve what she is advocating.
I deplore the use of buzzwords such as likeability and electability. There is much more at stake than these two words convey.
Finally, whatever the outcome of the primaries are, the ultimate goal must be to elect a President who is a Democrat.
Respectfully
Eberhard Holweger
San Jose, CA

I'm a young Black woman who voted for Hillary and it was based on everthing important: policy and experience. Obama is a great guy, and yes, he'd make a better President than Bush (how low our standards are these days), but there's something about Hillary. She's a wonk and I appreciate that. I don't want to gamble on the next 4 to 8 years. I want a sure thing. Obama would make a perfect VP, but not a President.

Charisma, good speaches, and an almost spotless political background will only get you so far with me. I prefer my Presidents just a lil dirty, like they've been through the wringer and are still fighting. I like that I can see through Hillary and Bill. I'm not impressed with Obama's jedi mind tricks; he promises you the world, but can he really deliver? Its never been proven.

I'll vote for Obama if he makes it to the general election. Not because he's a Democrat (don't feel those punk @sses 80% of the time), but because he'd make a better president than McCain. But I'll only vote for Obama when Hillary is completely out of the picture.

'Cause Hillary is gansta, the epitomy of "Ain't Never Skird!" and I like her all the better for it!

I would like to know what experience everyone is talking about, what experience did Bill Clinton have when he became president. When you say that Hillary is a students of Bill's does that mean that she will repliacte everything that he did. Are you really saying that the way America is being ran right now and in the past is the way that we should continue to go. The change is that a black man is running for president and has validity in his approach to the world. No more unequal justice amongst minorities past presidents have always promised it but have never produced. The country is in trouble as we speak or don't you see that?

I agree with much of the discussion regarding the need for experience, however, it seems to be one sided. To date, there is lack of evidence of Hillary's experience. Although Hillary is a senator as is Obama, she does not have any significant experience and inferring the experience her husband has is not appropriate. What specific experience does Hillary have in governing economic, security, or legislative issues? If it is simply as a First Lady, then she is lacking experience as well.

Hillary has been a part of the Washington bunch for over 15 yeas; the same bunch that has almost destroyed our quality of life, our economy, and our good name throughout the world. We do not need her kind of experience sitting in the White House. Obama has been in Washington long enough to know and understand the ways of Washington but not long enough to have become a part of the long established Washington circus! Clinton has had 7+ years to introduce her ???many good ideas and opportunities for America???; why has she not already done so? She has been trying for 15 years to get health plan passed but has not been able to get democratic or republican support for it!

I'm a young Black woman who voted for Hillary and it was based on everthing important: policy and experience. Obama is a great guy, and yes, he'd make a better President than Bush (how low our standards are these days), but there's something about Hillary. She's a wonk and I appreciate that. I don't want to gamble on the next 4 to 8 years. I want a sure thing. Obama would make a perfect VP, but not a President.

Charisma, good speaches, and an almost spotless political background will only get you so far with me. I prefer my Presidents just a lil dirty, like they've been through the wringer and are still fighting. I like that I can see through Hillary and Bill. I'm not impressed with Obama's jedi mind tricks; he promises you the world, but can he really deliver? Its never been proven.

I'll vote for Obama if he makes it to the general election. Not because he's a Democrat (don't feel those punk @sses 80% of the time), but because he'd make a better president than McCain. But I'll only vote for Obama when Hillary is completely out of the picture.

'Cause Hillary is gansta, the epitomy of "Ain't Never Skird!" and I like her all the better for it!