Scoping Out Obama vs. McCain

"YES WE CAN" T SHIRTS WILL SELL LIKE "HOT CAKES"

BARAK NEEDS A YES WE CAN SLOGAN IN SPANISH.
THEN MAKE T SHIRTS AND OTHER ATTIRE and HAND THEM OUT IN TEXAS AND OHIO.


"YES WE CAN" "YES WE CAN" "YES WE CAN" TEXAS AND OHIO.

IT is TIME TO SEND A MESSAGE AND DELIVER THE KNOCK OUT BLOW.
TAKING YOUR GLOVES OFF EARLY IS NOT ALWAYS THE WISEST DECISION TO MAKE. SOME MIGHT EVEN CALL IT NAIVE.

ONE OF THE MAIN POINTS OBAMA MADE IN LAST NIGHTS SPEECH WAS THAT THE CHALLENGE of implementing change is JUST BEGINNING> THAT CHANGE IS NOT EASY. AND WILL TAKE A UNITED EFFORT from all not just a few.

CAN HILLARY MAKE HER LAST STAND IN TEXAS AND OHIO A SUCCESSFUL ONE.

"OR WILL THIS OBAMA WAVE , POWERED BY A THUNDEROUS MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE, SWALLOW HILLARY AND HER ARMY OF LATINOS" eddiewhere 2008.

OBAMA GAVE A TREMENDOUS SPEECH IN TEXAS LAST NIGHT.
THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE SPEECH WAS WHEN OBAMA MENTIONED THAT SOME LEADERS SAY THAT I CANNOT ENGAGE OUR ENEMIES IN DISCUSSION. TO THEM I SAY YES I CAN.
YES WE CAN. YES WE CAN.

If we - each and every one of us - just stop everything and BELIEVE that OBAMA IS GOD....I AM SURE THE WORLD CAN BE SAVED.

Alter believes; Finenan believes; Maureen Dowd believes; Teddy Chappaquidick Kennedy believes; Maria Sriver believes;

Why can't we ALL ?????????

Serious electoral question--Many if not most people forsee a McCain/ Obama general election. If this is the case, I have a serious point of discussion. Most American's of Jewish decent vote Democrat. Sen. Joe Lieberman is the most prominent member of this distinct group. He is a STRONG allie of John McCain. Obama has serious issues with his so called mohammed ties. What is the number of the Jewish community that will cross party lines and vote-John McCain Commander-In-Chief of the United States Armed Forces? NOBAMA!!!

Obama belongs to a church that prescribes for its surrounding neighbourhood and for black communities across Ameirca a black liberation theology. It is from all appearances a church in the traditional christian sense of what a church would be like in America, bible based and rooted in the idea that Jesus the Nazerath is the Christ and Savior. It includes into its mandate a black liberation theology designed to attract African Americans, but in no way would discard the membership or attendance of any White American who might want to attend as most people would make the case of saying. His church isn't a cult, it doesn't sacriface humans or animals on the alter or make claims of superiority for blacks.

Conservatives really need to stop believing in the propaganda that has been spewed out for them to regurgitate...that Obama is a secret Muslim, or that he belongs to a cult like church...if his church be a cult...then alot of black congregation churches in America should all be considered cults. Noon on a sunday is the most segregated hour in America...where races of all colors attend a church of their own cultural persuassion. A phenomenon that doesn't surprise me any more then the theme you'd see in a high school cafeteria, people of similar races group together...nothing weird about that.

But what Obama is doing is no different from what Dr King wanted to do...Dr King belonged to a black based church...Dr King was an advocate of civil rights, so is Obama to a degree...Dr King openly opposed a war when it was not popular to do so...Obama has done the same...and will hopefully one day soon bring an end to the weeping mothers who worry about their sons and daughters abroad who are being shelled at everyday by Muslim extremists who dont like us there.

Conservatives better pray that Obama is the frontrunner chosen from out of the democart side...because if Clinton is the one to get nominated...not only would she beat Mccain just as Obama would...but Clinton unlike Obama will not be able to get republican support in the senate. Republicans actually tend to like Obama.

Wake up America...stop saying Obama doesnt have the experience...when your elected president your given the best panel experts around...all that is required of a president is character and charisma...and a little bit of youth wouldnt hurt either...Mccain looks like he's about to keel over...is that really the best the republicans can do?

Obama may be inexperienced, but he sure learns fast! The Clintons have been working on this campaign for over a decade -- yet in a few short months, Obama has created a campaign machine of his own that is barreling through states fast and furiously. Apparently, the junior senator knows how to tap into talent. And that's exactly what a good leader does. Whether in a business or a government, a great leader is one who can inspire people to strive for excellence. Why does he inspire the youth? Like a great teacher who expects the best effort, Obama expects Americans to pull together. It's high time we did just that.

I'm a youthful 59 year old white woman. The pundits I'm not representative of Obama's "core" supporters. I think they may be wrong again.

I guess my main question for Obama is : Would you please define the word "Change"? Do you want to change the USA from "the land of the free and the home of the brave" to "the land of the mandated and the home of the over taxed and over regulated"? Come on, we need some details.
He who hides details, has something to hide. (Red flag, red flag!!)

Jon, the real battle between McCain and Obama will be for the hearts and minds of the great American middle class, the tens of millions of folks who aren't staunch Republicans or staunch Democrats, who distrust both parties, and are looking to vote for the man (or woman) who they believe will be the best leader of the country. Your media colleagues rarely discuss this, because it is boring. It's more exciting to talk about superdelegate fights and Latino voting blocs.
Both candidates have a strong appeal to the middle. McCain has publicly criticized Bush, which gives him a degree of credibility to most voters. HIs war hero background also makes him appealing, especially given the chickenhawks who have dominated the administration for the past eight years. While most of the country has lost all respect for Bush, and no longer take him seriously, most of the country will take McCain seriously, and do have respect for him. The Republicans don't quite realize this yet, but he may be the strongest candidate they could have put up. Their base will fall behind him, which again will make this election about winning the middle.
Obama's will easily get most of the democratic base and the Hillary voters, the real challenge, just like McCain, will be winning the middle. Obama has two hurdles - first, convince these voters that he has some "gravitas;" and second, convince these voters that he is not too liberal. Regular folks in the burbs like him, and are intrigued by him, but won't commit to him until he eases those concerns. If he directly addresses these concerns, he will be a formidable candidate, no matter what kind of dirt they throw his way.

Sen. Obama may belong to a black nationalist church today, but during his four years in a secular Indonesian school, his religion was listed in the school records as muslim (the religion of his step-father), whether he was actually a muslim or not. People have a right to know these things, especially given the fact that the junior senator from Illinois boasts so often about how his upbringing oversees has had such a profound impact on his foreign policy world-view.

Is the fact that Sen. Obama grew up with potential suicide bombers one of the reasons he's so disinclined to challenge them militarily overseas? (Isn't it DISGUSTING and HATEFUL when people with common sense put two and two together?)

We are in the midst of an Iraq Recession / Malaise, call it what you want. We will not be able to do what needs to be done to rebuild THIS country and OUR economy until we are out of IRAQ!! It is criminal the resources that have been squandered and stolen over in Iraq. McCain wants a pat on the back and credit for supporting a surge in Iraq? Why didn't he support all the generals and Colin Powell when Powell put forth his doctrine of going in with overwhelming force and not going in without an exit strategy. But like all the generals and experts who told the Bushies that we needed more troops, Powell was let go. I didn't hear McCain saying anything then. He comes up with this so-called surge strategy 5 years later afetr thousands of troopsdean and billions of dollars wasted. The Powell strategy warmed over, putting lipstick on the pig. Thanks Se. McCain, 5 yrs too late.

What the hell is that supposed to mean "unless of them happens to be a woman"?

Look, if you in the media want to start examaning Obama's character indepth, do it now, at the same time you're falling all over yourselves praising his virtues.

Yes, Obama has strengths, but so does Hillary Clinton. But you in the press have only been interested in portraying her in negative tones while at the same time offering love poems to media darlings McCain and Obama.

I find Newsweeks anti-Clinton bias disgusting.