Perfect Game

What president does have experience. Let's be real, you guys are just not ready for a black president! When I listen to Barack Obama speak I don't hear JFK or Martin Luther King. I hear Barack and when he speaks of change he means let's try another administration and see how they can impact our country. Yes I agree Bill Clinton was a great president, but his time is over. The Bush's and the Clinton's are passing the white house around like a joint. This is ridiculous. YES WE CAN!

Senator Obama, who voted for billions of dollars to be allocated for the war in Iraq, 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!

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 read one supposed Democrat state that if Obama gets the nod that it will force him/her to vote for McCain. Come on, the Republicans haven't had a fresh idea in decades. Listening to the staid and plain McCain spout the usual Republican mantra of small government and tax cuts is sickening. When was the last time a Republican shrank the size of government or the deficit for that matter. The only thing the Republicans have mastered is shrinking the tax burden of the wealthy, and let's us not forget countless witch hunts of Democratic Presidents. So, I am willing to take a calculated risk on Obama and side with his intellect over his limited experience. Please join me in doing so.

Proud, Patriotic, Liberal American

We do not need another Clinton in the White House. As the leader of the Free World, we need to demonstrate "democracy" in our choice for president. 12 years of Bush, anoter 12 years of Clinton! That is absurd! I must admit Hillary is as qualified as Obama, must when she claimed she is tested, did she past those tests? She only has a couple of years more than Obama as Senator, she was the wife of a president not the president. Yes she is older, that does not mean more experienced. Same was said about J. Kennedy when he was running for office. Obama is what America needs now! Someone to unitfy the country, to turn things around and most importantly someone to beat J. McCain. Hillary will never beat McCain, she and Bill have too many skeletons in their closet. They still refuse to release their income tax record - Don't you wonder why? They have a lot to hide, unlike Obama. So the best chance for the Democrats to elect a democrat president is to go with Obama. Should Hilary gets it, I will either stay home or vote for McCain.

TerrieBari....Are you kidding? You sound like a campaign worker for Hillary. When it comes to communicating, Obama is well known to be a great communicator and consensus builder. This has been acknowledged by both Republicans and Democrats, which is exactly the type of person you want communicatinbg with leaders of the world as opposed to someone who is as polarizing as Mrs. Clinton. To a man or woman people either love her or hate her (ala George Bush) not the attributes you want in a the leader of the free world. Finally Obama never touted that he voted against the war! He has factually stated that he was publicly against the war from the beginning, big difference. Get your facts and opinions straight next time before you spout them like a Hillary robot.

Are you kidding me? Hillary and Bill did more for this country then any other president out there, you people need to learn to read before you critisize someone. First time in our countries history that our national deficit was 0 thanks to bill, how do you think so many people lived and business thrived! Look at the forclosure rates now, and when bill was in office, look at them when regan was in office, you idiots elected an idiot once, and im sure you will do it again!

on the comment of uglydawg7...... i disagree with u 100% What we do not need in this country is a female president. Women need to learn how to stay in their place and let men do the job that is meant for a man to do. I beleive that the reason why so many people in america are against Obama becoming president is because he has brought a challenge to this country since the beginning and that is a black man running for president. It's what america wants. Not that he is an actor or a little ironic... most of it has to do to the fact that he is black. I would be a FOOL if i voted for Clinton to be president. This country will go down if she becomes president and I pray to God that he does not allow this to happen. Women are very emotional when it comes to personal problems. How is a woman going to handle all the pressure of a country on her.....can't happen effectively!!

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!

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!

Reality sucks ladies,
Listen to 5 Obama speaches and then 5 Hilary speaches over the radio, nobody likes to be reminded of their high pitched mother /or wife screaming in the backgound.

Actually the true reality: The most charismatic will be nominated, its just human nature....Obama has the height, voice, charm and the gab, etc, etc of any successful corporate manager out there.

Why was Obama the only one left out of the candidates to speak in 2002 publically against the war while everyone else gave Bush the greenlight? Was it the prudent and wise thing to do to further his political career? No, but he did it because he believed the war was fundamentally wrong. When the rest of congress was allowing Bush to run the show with his agenda of paranoia and fear, Obama had the foresight and judgement to stand against the overwhelming majority and is now vindicated.

So what does Experience count for? Isn't Experience suppose to be the guide to making the right decisions? With all of Hillary's experience she still made the wrong ones. Obama despite his lack of so called "experience" has made the right call whereas Hillary with her years of "experience" failed miserably. He has had the right Judgement from day one which in my book, beats out experience anyday. What does it matter how much experience you have if in the end you're still making the same mistakes?

TerrieBari....Are you kidding? You sound like a campaign worker for Hillary. When it comes to communicating, Obama is well known to be a great communicator and consensus builder. This has been acknowledged by both Republicans and Democrats, which is exactly the type of person you want communicatinbg with leaders of the world as opposed to someone who is as polarizing as Mrs. Clinton. To a man or woman people either love her or hate her (ala George Bush) not the attributes you want in a the leader of the free world. Finally Obama never touted that he voted against the war! He has factually stated that he was publicly against the war from the beginning, big difference. Get your facts and opinions straight next time before you spout them like a Hillary robot.

The young voters should do some research before they vote They want to vote for Obama because he is black and we have never had a black person in the whitehouse. BUT read.....
Go to www.snopes.com and find out more about Barack HUSSEIN Obama. They will have something to think about.

I have always been a "registered" democrat. I am fully prepared to vote for McCain should Hillary Clinton not get the nomination of the democratic people. Somehow, I would not be surprised if Obama's surge was attributed to Republicans indirectly financing an Obama campaign, which Obama will not win because it will be known during debates with McCain of his vast lack of experience. Gee, if I were building a house, I would want an experienced carpenter. The apprentice can watch.

4 years of Bush senior, 8 years of Clinton (who lied to America and pardoned criminals he owed favors to. And then 8 years of the current Bush. We don't need 8 more of the Clinton's. That would be 28 years of the Clinton's & Bush's. Their generation is OVER. It's our time, and we like the fresh new message Obama brings. Bill & Hillary need to move on. There is a new sheriff in town.