Perfect Game

I've never witnessed a politician with a more abstract, empty message, yet Obama seems to hypnotically entrance his followers. His charisma is not unlike that of Jim Jones of Jonestown notoriety. Jim Jones' followers also felt their idol could do no wrong - until it was too late! This smacks of cultism. Yes, Obama is resurrecting the memories of the sixties when cult following was the order of the day. The Republicans (and Fox News) can't wait for him to be crowned the nominee so they can swift-boat him, de-hypnotize his followers, and retain the White House. Do not underestimate them! Then the Kennedys, Kerrys, Winfreys, Dashles, Lamonts etc will begin licking their wounds. Imagine, eight more years of Republican rule! How sad the best qualified person seems on the verge of losing it all.

I am quite amazed people still actually believe that Obama is a Muslim. If you count your research on a candidate as checking your email and finding a chain letter telling you Obama is a Muslim, please spare us and don't vote. It's people like that who were idiotic enough to believe George W. Bush would be a good idea for another four years. True patriotism isn't a little American flag pin on your suit, it's also not about preaching about how Christian you are so people like you more. True patriotism is whole-heartedly wanting to change America back to a respectable nation, and not just a nation we respect, but the world over. Continued wars and more wars started will certainly not do that for America. People are finally seeing through Hillary and she is getting dominated in every state. Obama was a massive underdog when he started, it's a great example of what a little hope can do. If you don't think America can change itself and its image to the world, here's three words for you. Yes. We. Can. Over the last decade or so we've been a nation of division rather than of unity. It is time for people in this country to remember what "US" stands for. It is time to put the United back in United States. .Stop the hate, stop the division, and start the change.

Hope people is what this country was built upon. It was the crux of JFK's presidency, who by the way was one of the greatest presidents this country has ever had. Additionally, Obama DOES have political experience and has seen the error of Washington's ways. Sometimes too much experience does not allow for innovation and new vision. You can't teach an old dog new tricks. And we certainly need new and fresh eyes on problems rooted in old politics, particularly during the last 2 terms of the Bush Administration. His presidency would be very healing for a country that has historically judged people based on traits other than merits. He will only get to the white house with the white vote, including mine. And to see a united people elect a president to the United States of America, operative word being united, based on his vision and his merits, not his skin color says that we as a country and as a people have come a long way. It also sends a message to the rest of the world who hate us. Someone asked if Obama's following would be less if he were white. Well, I'm white and could care less if Obama was white, black, green, pink, whatever. I'm voting for Obama based on his experience and vision. Please people research Obama's merits. He is well-educated (Harvard) and has long been in opposition to Bush policies that have strangled our citizens particularly the overwhelming middle class and lower class citizens that reside in our country. And I'm neither. I'm very wealthy and would probably benefit financially from Republican proposed legislation. But, as a person who loves the USA and all of its people and diversity I want to see a country unified whereby all citizens have access to the American dream. Not just the wealthy. Whoever you vote for make sure you do your research. We all have skeletons, but Clinton and McCain have a house full of them.

Obama was sworn in as a senator on January 4, 2005.[49] Although a newcomer to Washington, he recruited a team of established, high-level advisers devoted to broad themes that exceeded the usual requirements of an incoming first-term senator.[50] Obama hired Pete Rouse, a 30-year veteran of national politics and former chief of staff to Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschle, as his chief of staff, and economist Karen Kornbluh, former deputy chief of staff to Secretary of the Treasury Robert Rubin, as his policy director.[51] His key foreign policy advisers include Samantha Power, author on human rights and genocide, and former Clinton administration officials Anthony Lake and Susan Rice.[52] Obama holds assignments on the Senate Committees for Foreign Relations; Health, Education, Labor and Pensions; Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs; and Veterans' Affairs, and he is a member of the Congressional Black Caucus.[53] The U.S. Senate Historical Office lists him as the fifth African American Senator in U.S. history, the third to have been popularly elected, and the only African American currently serving in the Senate.[54]

It is so sad that the Clinton campaign relies so heavily on the Hispanic "ignorance." Fellow Latinos, unite and strike out at the Clinton campaign who believes that people of Hispanic descent are not "evolved" enough to vote for a black man. I hope no one falls for this trick that Ms. Clinton and her campaign are trying to pull on us Latinos. It is ridiculous that Ms. Clinton's campaign is relying on our support but offers no confidence in Latinos to do the research and find that Mr. Obama is clearly the better candidate. The Clinton campaign believes that Latinos are so ignorant that they would "rather follow any white woman than a black man." No es cierto!!! I would rather follow the RIGHT MAN--Barack Obama.

Look, im a Rep. and so i could care less what Dem. wins, but i will say other than being in the Senate what really qualifies Clinton over Obama? She was BESIDE the man who ran this country she didnt do a damb thing. People think because she was there that that makes her that much more qualified, come on i can watch the president on tv all day that doesnt make me qualified. Granted that Obama is young and doesnt know what this country really needs but i wouldnt say he is that much less qualified, he has different views and stances. What kind of views and stances are you looking for the woman stood by her husband after he got a blow job from some ugly ass chick, me if my husband were to get a blow job by some one else i wouldnt be beside him for much longer than it would take for the divorce papers to go through. If you ask me neither are ready or qualified to run this country, ones to young and the other is to emotional, i mean if you get upset at a news conferance because things are hard well running a war isnt easier. peoples lives are at the presidents hands and if you cant deal with a tough campaine than knowing you are sending people to there death is going to be easy! Obama is to young and his views are uneasing, he lacks experiance and maturity to run a nation that is this powerfull and shouldnt be president but dont say because Clinton was beside the president that gives her any advatage over Obama, and just so no one thinks that i am all Rep. i honestly dont belive i can pick just one, none of them really stand out for an all around candidate. The one with the most experiance (McCane) has some falls that are pretty major and cant be over looked, but he, in my opinon, is the only one, experiance wise, who is the only one qualified.

What "hope" is Senator Obama talking about when he talks of the audacity of hope referring to his campaign for the presidency? His hopes or those of millions of citizens? The needs of converse wearing well to do youngsters are different from real needs of hardworking underprivileged people whose concerns can only be addressed by Senators Clinton, John Edwards or John McCain. America is a great country...it doesn't need and overhall...it just needs to rediscover it's humane side.

Another issue Sen Obama talks about is leaving Iraq immediately? Does the US not have a responsibility to the people of Iraq who suffered thru these past years? I think Sen Clinton understands these issues better.

Senator Obama's heart lies in Kenya. Listen to is thoughts on the subject. www.tucc.org/about.htm This is the web address for the church Senator Obama attends with his family. All black and basis of Africa. Not to mention he did not salute the American flag. Now, I know some have said that it was a photograph and maybe he placed his hand to his heart at a later time, but a video shows that he never did. ABC News video. The truth is that Senator Obama has no business heading a country he does not respect.

ANYONE BUT HILLARY IS RIGHT!! As a NATIVE actual NEW YORKER it makes my skin crawl that she was elected senator. Everytime I hear her voice I have to leave the room or change the channel, she and Bill need to retire to Arkansas where they belong and sell used cars. Just my opinion........ PS I LOVE that she is lagging in the polls.....

I think it is indicative of Clinton???s leadership and management skills that she finds herself losing what should have been a sure thing. Her top campaign management is bailing out (or being fired) because they???ve blown it. She had to loan her own money to the campaign when she learned at a late date it was nearly broke. She had tremendous name recognition, DNC inside connections, and plenty of FOBs with tons of money when she started. I would be concerned for the country if she were elected president. Experience is great if it is used properly. After numerous campaigns with her husband, I don???t she has shown any great wisdom of experience in running a campaign, let alone running the nation. ???.One more comment about experience,???if that???s what it takes, the McCain has ten times more. If she wins the nomination, she will have to back-track on that one and think of something else to run on. Obama will not have to change a thing in his message.

It is so sad that the Clinton campaign relies so heavily on the Hispanic "ignorance." Fellow Latinos, unite and strike out at the Clinton campaign who believes that people of Hispanic descent are not "evolved" enough to vote for a black man. I hope no one falls for this trick that Ms. Clinton and her campaign are trying to pull on us Latinos. It is ridiculous that Ms. Clinton's campaign is relying on our support but offers no confidence in Latinos to do the research and find that Mr. Obama is clearly the better candidate. The Clinton campaign believes that Latinos are so ignorant that they would "rather follow any white woman than a black man." No es cierto!!! I would rather follow the RIGHT MAN--Barack Obama.

Wow! Ignorance must be blissful! Hillary Clinton can't even effectively manage her campaign like the diplomat she claims to be. Does anyone remember Susan McDougal? If not google her and make the connection! Simply put Clinton lacks integrity. Vote for Obama!