Vote for McBama

Joe_Mama

You know what else condradicts EVERYTHING equal rights stands for--voting for someone BECAUSE of the color of their skin and not the content of their character.

Funny how in the African American demographic of voters, Obama carries 90% of the margin in his favor. While in every other demographic (hispanic, blue collar, white collar, women) there are more equal averages of those who think he is the right person, as those who do not--based more largely in part because of values, interests, and issues that go beyond racial representation.

What the African American votes seems to reflect is that, whether or not he is the right candidate for the job or not, it is enough that they vote for him just so that history can be made for one particular grouping --cut from the whole of our population.

I find it odd that the same group of people, who have argued for decades that we SHOULD NOT make choices based soley upon the color of someone else's skin tone, seem to be the same people doing that very thing.

Where can we find the hypocrosy in that?

Welcome Hillary Supporters June 11th, 2008 12:55 pm ET

I'd like to welcome all the Hillary Clinton supporters to the republican party and thank you for coming to your senses and backing the best candidate, John McCain.

Together we can:

1) help reverse Roe v. Wade and make abortion illegal - let's stop the murder of unborn babies!

2) stop gays from getting married - let's get a constitutional amendment to stop gay marriage and let them know they are not normal!

3) keep fighting the good fight in Iraq for as long as it takes - remember 9/11 and what we are fighting for!

4) get ready to invade Iran - we know they are planning to nuke us - let's get them first! McCain will make sure we do!

Good to see democrats finally waking up and becoming more conservative!

Look at what the Republicans are saying. Is this what the Hillary supporters want?

America's atonement for slavery? Are you kidding me? I'm so sick of this kind of white-liberal guilt-laden nonsense.... seriously, there's not a single white person (or any person) living in America today who owned a slave. The majority of us aren't even descendents of slave owners as America's great immigration came mostly after the Civil War. Holding today's "Americans" or "whites" as responsible for slavery and in need of some kind of atonement is the worst kind of racist generalization.... you're all white, so you're all guilty, whether or not you had anything to do with it. Makes me feel ill.

BS article....Obama breaks down positions on all issues on his site. Example: check out his proposed reforms that need to be done with the credit industry....
Plus, in defense of both candidates, being President not a one man show. They will appoint committees to handle and revise as needed any plans. The most any candidate in any election can give constituents is the way they will lean toward solving problems and point towards what their priorities and focus will be. With Bush still running around crazy, no telling what will else will need to be undone by '09 anyway.

How long is the McSame-McBush argument going to cycle before people who do "actually" pay attention realize that Mcain has never been anything like Bush. That he has voted more moderate, and more centrist, on many issues--a lot of which were in direct opposition to Bush.

Just curious where that argument comes from, or for how long it will run through the gammit before people (Dems) realize it has no merit.

Wow, anyone watching Cavuto right now.

If all these Hillary supporters keep pledging their support for Mcain, then the Obama numbers won't matter anyway. Karol Hutchins, a Clinton staff memeber just said she could not support a candidate less qualified than Hillary; and that she would support a Mcain-Clinton ticket before she even would an Obama-Clinton ticket.

Hmmm.

How many votes did Hill get--over 17 million?

That's a lot of votes for Mcsame.

LOL

I have--and I think you need to research more.

The only things that have changed in the past two years is his stance in immigration, and making the tax cuts permanent.

You are going to try and equate "MCSAME" because of two issues that can be held up against a miriad of centrist votes that span two decades of moderate Republican view points.

You need to call up John Kerry, and ask him why he wanted to get Mcain on his ticket as VP if he was so much like Bush. Then get back to me.

Kind of stupid to run against someone, then ask someone else just like him to be your Vice Pres.

Alot of Dems in congress don't even share your viewpoint--nor do a lot of Repubs for that matter.

Obama may be untested and maybe he is liberal, but anything is better than McSame. Voters need to clean out the house and the senate and if the new ones don't feliver, recall them or impeach them. But start paying attention to something other than American Idol.

Last night Mort Condrackey was talking about this very thing. Although, I hate to admit it, there will be a vast difference in the numbers of "open" polls and those of private voting. Mcain is not slipping as much as people might believe--because when asked in open polls no one will admit to voting along racially divided lines. However, when the actual vote does come, in the privacy of the booth, those divided undertones will re-emerge for many and go against Obama more vastly than the polls can reflect now.

Not a way I would want to win the election. But that just shows you what the polls know.

Scroll down and just look at the chart and you tell me who would be right for the small people. Obama or McCain.

It is not easy to fix all of our domestic problems and especially since our President didn't help invest in our Country. I think Obama will do his best to try and fix all and if not most of our problems. He will also try and fix our hatred between one another (blacks and whites), since we are going around and telling other countries to treat there people with respect. By showing those numbers below, it shows who McCain will be looking out for. The middle will become the poor and you will see a failing economy. I really want people to look at the chart below and you tell me if you want to hold your anger towards Obama because a woman didn't become the choice, that you will vote for McCain. Especially since we know that he will work hard to get rid of Roe v Wade.

Hillary Clinton had a pretty good domestic policy ready to go on day one. Is it too late to make a nominee exchange? Why are we considering these two men for president if they don't have a sound domestic policy, especially in these times of economic crisis. Someone has to clean up after the Bushes again and it will take another Clinton to do it. Aren't we electing the president of the United States in November - one would think that the candidate must have DOMESTIC POLICY EXPERIENCE and actually be concerned with domestic issues?

Here is my 18 cents. This country was built on a racial divide, so it continues to nurse this wound but "We The People" fail to take the real medicine and allow this wound to heal correctly. To my White American brothers and sisters, Blacks have been working, fighting, suffering and building this country along side you since this country was founded. Regardless of slavery, jim crow, segregation and other forms of government sponsored disenfranchisement they have continued to fight and struggle for a place at the table to make a difference and receive the benefits of being an American. They have struggled to take part in the American Dream even when this counrty did not want them participating. The fact that they have not went to some form of radical homegrown terrorist movement is a testament to that groups Patriotism and committment to seeing a better America.
To my Black American brothers and sisters, Whites have suffered and experienced disenfranchement at the hands of bad government policy , deteriorating education system and lack of quality job opportunities along side you as well. Regardless of priveleges they may have directly or indirectly received they have still had to expend blue, sweat and tears to pursue the America Dream.
"We The People" need to stop allowing ourselves to be subdivided into these ethnic and class based tribes that make us lose focus of what makes us common. Until we can stop seeing what makes us different and starting embracing what makes us common "One Nation, under God, indivisible with Liberty and Justice for All" we will fall short of the ideas set forth by our founding fathers.
We are American, not Democrats
We are Americans, not Republicans
We are Americans, not black people
We are Americans, not white people
Someone is trying to conquer this country. United we Stand, Divided we Fall.
Our divisions allow for this conquest to continue.
Candidates MUST applying and practice the direction to US Constitutions Values of the Our forefathers.....that's, no exceptions.

I don't see where Samuelson can claim McCain has such fierce convictions, as he dumped his positions on illegal immigration and on Bush's tax cuts. Obama is indeed stating some things that are internally inconsistent, but McCain has jettisoned positions on which he had been consistent for years in order to embrace positions which are inconsistent with his previous positions and are inconsistent in themselves.