A Sigh of Relief

Congratulations to Senator Obama on a well deserved victory! In football terms he just won the Conference Championship and now has to prepare for the Superbowl! I would also offer congratulations to Senator Clinton for a hard fought contest, she was truly a formidable candidate and helped Obama to prepare for the Republican spin machine and the onslaught of what is to follow. His victory signifies this nations huge demand for change and for an end to the ill advised war in Iraq! It's time to start the process of mending our country, rebuilding our own infrastructure, creating jobs, healing our economy, and getting back to the principles on which this nation was founded!

The Independent movement has started and Hillary Clinton is leading the charge.

Why is Hussein Obama the first black candidate from a major political party and not the first black/white candidate? He is supposedly as much white as black. Seems racist to call himself black when he is only half-black. Is he ashamed of being half-white? Probably because of his skin color. He should be called the first bi-racial candidate. At any rate he is to be congratulated for pulling the wool over the eyes of so many dumb Americans.

Hussein Obama can't find anyone who wants to be his running mate. Why should Hillary Clinton come in to save his ass ?

Hillary Clinton got screwed and tattoed ten ways to Sunday by the corrupt media and the Dictators National Congress , ( DNC ) , and now they have the audacity to say " oh my, Hillary ...you lost..you must concede..you must unify the party..." well you know what ? ....Hillary Clinton says " unify this ! ".

Hussein Obama is not taken seriously because he didn't " win " the primary. The DNC gave their pet 63 unearned delegates from Michigan. That could make the difference in winning or losing. His so called victory is an "empty" victory. He did not win on his own merit. The DNC actually degraded their candidate by allowing this to happen. The dumb Dems did not put their best foot forward going into the general election.

Anybody in Hillary Clinton's shoes would be pretty ticked off...and justifibly so. She won the popular vote, she earned all her delegates and she had to fight off a lot of political back stabbers and a malicious media. Just in this context....she is way stronger a politician and a leader than Hussein Obama will ever be.

The 18 million Hillary Clinton army is an albatross around the neck of the dumb Dems now. Their doom is sealed in November. The DNC have only themselves to blame. There needs to be a house cleaning in the party...like boot out Pelosi , Howard Dean and others....just disgraceful what they done.

Let's see, I own stock in a multibillion dollar company and they have several choices for the new CEO and they pick the guy that started with the company (and industry) three years ago over the someone who has been in the industry her whole adult life, was one of the last CEO's assistants, and currently sits on the board of directors. I'm selling my stock.

I believe the only way Obama can beat McCain is with Hillary on the ticket. %70 of Hillary supporters have stated outright that they will vote McCain if Obama is the nominee. When it comes time to debate John McCain on issues, Obama will look like the amateur he is.

sharenews

They usually start the serious searching in July, and finish in about August. The reason for the late VP pick isn't drama or anything wierd, it's a political thing. No candidate has any idea in June what will happen closer to the election in November. And what happens between June and November can be a lot..Like 9/11, or last years switch from the war in Iraq to this springs focus o the economy.

A lot of things could change between now and then. Bush could start a new war with Iran by November. Gas prices could be $7.00/gallon by then.

This is the biggest problem created by Hillary sort of pushing this now, is that usually it isn't decided this early so it feels a little odd. As if she's sort of pushing him to do something that might not be in democrats best interests in November. (By which I don't mean picking her specifically, but choosing too early to be able to take everything in the fall into account)

I think I am going to hurl....
CNN is parading a bunch of nuts making excuses for Hillary's poor sportsmanship in not congratulating Obama on his nomination. Rep. Emanuel said "her (Hillary) saying that she'd accept the VP is acknowledging his (Obama's) win". You know Hillary... your acknowledgement was SO SUBTLE that the entire WORLD missed it. Our bad.

This is a sincere comment to all of those Obama supporters I've sparred with over the months and all of those I didn't. Congratulations on the nomination of your candidate...it is finally done after a long and hard-fought battle.

Good Morning Obama-Nation: Like you, I am Super-Excited about what took place last night and what will surely take place in the general election as well. Senator Obama WILL BE our next president.

I did, however, want to make everyone aware of what Senator Clinton is trying to do and how we, as citizens looking out for the best interest of our country, should do. Senator Clinton asked her supporters to contact her, via her website, and tell her "what they think she should do".

Folks, this is a strategic ploy that her team is using to pressure Senator Obama into picking her as his running mate. She will suggest to Senator Obama, likely through the use of the media, that the only way that he will get her 18 Million supporters is to place her on his ticket as VP.

In an effort to counter this manipulative ploy, I am asking the 18 Million-PLUS supporters of Senator Obama to provide their own feedback to him, as well. I, like you, do not want Senator Obama to be pressured into making a decision to get a co-President, which is what Hillary Clinton will attempt to be.

Please forward this to all Obama supporters and ask them to go to www.barackobama.com and voice their opinions as well. Senator Obama should know how we feel as well and have an opportunity to counter her manipulative strategy.

Many thanks in advance.

Three speeches were given tonight.

McCain said "I am not the same as Bush." He also said "I will make you safe, and you should be very, very afraid of the changes Obama is talking about, because Obama will make you unsafe." He SAYS he is different than Bush, and then pulls out the same worn and faded fear card, thinking we are stupid enough to fall for it again. He also set himself up as a "friend" of Hillary Clinton, in a way that was obviously pandering for the votes of her supporters.

Clinton talked about herself non-stop for her entire speech, sending up her victory in South Dakota, repeating her spurious claim of being ahead in the popular vote, and refusing to concede the race. She gave the kind of speech she would have given had she won the nomination, talking about what she plans to do for the country once she takes office. She barely mentioned Obama, completely avoided the fact that he had won the nomination, and tried to stir up the ire and anger of her supporters.

Obama took the stage and praised Clinton as an able politician and a tough fighter, who has devoted her life to helping the American people. He even thanked Hillary for making him a better candidate. And he made it clear that she would have a place in his cabinet working on health care. Beyond that, he gave a stirring speech about how great America is, and how we are going to solve our current problems and become the best nation we can be, returning to our status as leaders of the free world. He spoke of his admiration for Senator McCain, even as he disagreed with McCain's policies. He spoke warmly of his opponents, and never once talked about himself.

McCain tells you "You should be very afraid!"

Hillary says "It's all about me, me, me!"

Obama says "We all have something good to offer. Let's work together to change our nation for the better."

HILLARY SHOULD RUN AS AN INDEPENDENT.