Perfect Game

It is nice to note that Senator Obama is getting support across the Race divide and is begining to get some support from women also. Rumour has it nevertheless that the Obamamania is pushed by a desperate means for carthasis on account of slavery and the scars it festers on the psyche of the Country. This is positive by itself, and the misogyny evident in the media hysteria cannot stick on him hence the appeal across the sex line. I give his campaign credit for eliciting the need to trash these issues. I am worried never the less that such sentimental quest for a high on glamour and glitz does not translate into putting a disc-jockey on the most exalted political office on the Earth.
Finally I agree that Obamamania is about involving the people in the governance of the Country but is he capable of pulling it? I think not. We must decide and live with whatever decision we make, we have lived eight years with Dubya and he too has his pluses. Like we say God bless America - The United States.

The worries of Blacks and Whites about Hon. Senator Barack Obama is as unfounded as much as it is in the peoples psyche in this country. Sen. Barack has already healed himself. It is now time for the people of America to heal ourselves, the young and especially the older Whites, Blacks and Hispanic voters who lived through the Civil Rights Movement and Discriminations resulting from it. America's Black Population, with all of our internal promblems, realize that Sen. Barack Obama's win in the Presidential contest will not reverse past Discriminations. It may prevent future ones from taking place. However Black Americans will not approach a President Obama with unrealistic and divisive demands. we understand that Sen. Barack will have a job to do that hasn't been
done before and that is be a President for all of the peoples in America.
Also Sen. Obama is actually carrying on a long forgotten and overlooked Black American Political tradition. That of Black Federalists from the days of the Revolutionary War, The Civil War Period, and The World War Years. Just look at Mr. Benjamin Banneker, Wiiliam Lloyd Garrison, Henry Louis Garnet,
Frederick Douglass, Henry McNeal Turner, Booker T. Washington, W.E.B.
Dubois and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., to name a few and you will see what I am talking about.
What White Americans have to get over is feelings of guilt and thinking that
Black Americans are going to point the finger at them based on race and past discriminations. Just four years ago no one gave Sen. Barack a chance but
seeing this man, hearing him speak and looking at his political record in his home state has broken down misconceptions and stereotypes about him.
Also , it shold not be overlooked that among black americans he has appealed
to individuals and groups from all backgrounds who have different philosophies about our experience here and who don't always agree with each other. Barack has convinced us to give Democracy a real true chance and not repeat the mistakes that we accuse White Americans of.!

"inexperienced" candidate has the best opportunity to change the paradigm of old politics.
and put USA in a worst scenario than today's.

The best thing about this election is that Sen McCain is a gentleman and an american hero. He will squash Sen Obama should he defeat Hillary anyway - maybe that will be best for the country. Only thing is that the country will lose the best opportunity it hashad for a national healthcare system that wouldmake american industry competitive against those of Jpan and Europe.

people running from hillary because the media tells them she cant beat a republican, should be ashamed to call themselves democrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What are the qualifications of being the president? The only qualification that I see is the ability to represent the people. I believe he has that..the experience of dealing with lobbyists and mud-slinging is not important to me. It is too much experience that I fear, because too much experience might entail too much of dependency on the policies of the old. If we are truly in support of change, an "inexperienced" candidate has the best opportunity to change the paradigm of old politics.

Mr. Juggernaut in politics there are things that we can see and other we can't, Mr Obama has many atributes, but running the USA under actual difficulties is better to choose someone who was beside the guy who ran USA better than almost all presidents before him , and you must be sure she learn from the choices this guy (Bill) made when he was on the chair, remember she is his wife and a good qualified professional with the experience "the change" needs.

I wish that America could get past the unfounded hatred of Hillary - and realize that she is the best person to go to work for our children every day. So what if you don't like her personality?! Big deal! She isn't running for "best friend in your life" anyway!! But she would make a wonderful Commander in Chief! She's tougher than Obama Sunshine - and she is considered by many to be more of a moderate conservative than John McCain. Obama has not shown that he is tough enough to withstand the heat that he will face in a 2 person race. He doesn???t want anyone to mention his race in any way ??? and he is deceiving himself to think that all of these big wheel democrats are truly his friends. They will turn on him at the drop of a dime if he gets in their way. I am very leery of Obama...This so-called "inspiration and motivation??? that he has generated among our youth is taking on the look of a political cult to me. His followers question NOTHING about him. So far he shows virtually no flaws (or much of anything else of substance) - but anything too good to be true usually is. Even Satan can transform himself into an angel of light, deceiving even the very elect. I hope America wakes up before it is too late! I will vote GOP before I vote Obama. Also, read between the lines of Michelle Obama. She came into this campaign kicking and screaming -and would prefer to keep her private life just that. Janice in NC ??? a 45 yr. old African American southern woman for Hillary!

Should Obama win the nomination, Republic will for sure win the path to the Oval Office. That's why the conservative has tried hard to infat Obama. That's Republican strategy.

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.

i am an idependent. how can americans vote for Obama, when hehas stated he will not salute the flag, not sing the anthem & is a full MUSLIM

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.