The Secret Conversation

Why not have Wesley Clarke as vp !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You do not need cry baby Hillary(speak with fork tongue) Clinton or Bill (sex crazy) Clinton telling you what to do as Pres.

Obama has a lot of experience with ecconomy and has given much of his time in helping people. The war no he hasn't been in the service,but that is why you have experienced service men around you to help guide him. McCain realy hasn't had any experience in war or guiding one only in voting for one. He was in a POW camp for the war. had very ittle flight time. Needs to get off that theme. Has no experience in the economy, nor helping the poor. My Father, Uncles and several other relatives served in the ww2, but never did hear them say anything. lost one Uncle, had one in POW camp. My son's each served our country when got out of school and my daughter was in Desert Storm as a Army Nurse. I feel that my family has served the country and done their part and believe it or not they are for Obama, and trying to sit down and talk to other countrys. It takes a person without any peaceful thought to just say if they don't do right just bomb bombThat is what Mr McCain said I heard him say it on TV.As w grow older the white matter between the parts of the brain start to disintergrate, it happens to all of us, as w get older. That isn't saying anything bad about him it is just a fact. To run for President he needs to have a MRI done and the results given out..Then we would all know if he just has a bad temper or it might be a proccess of aging. Also being a POW can and does cause trauma to the thinking Not his fault. But sitting out a war in a camp sure doesn't make a person quified to run one.My father after loosing a leg in WW2 was on amo ship during the Viet Naum war. He had more experience than McCain and wouldn't have said he could run one. We need peace in our time or at least try for it. Thats all got this off my chest.

He should not pick Hillary ... it would not change my mind one bit. I will still campaign and vote against him,

DEMOCRATS FOR MCCAIN!!!!!!!!!!

HDavidson, thanks for your frankness. I'm so tired of everyone pussyfooting around the real issues in this race. I would rather have someone with a little less experience (vis a vis less brainwashing) who is sincere about bringing those with the necessary experience together to make good decisions for the future; that's, of course personal preference. The United States is essentially a large, multi-national corporation. Name one CEO out there who knows how to do every task his organization does on a daily or even quarterly basis; there is none. Leaders are defined by their decisions, and I think McPain's decisions and recent statements more than speak for themselves:

1. What can he do to fix the economy? A: Economics are not my strong suit
2. What can he do about the war in Iraq? A: Depending on the day, it's either bring them home in four years or a hundred, but when is not important
3. What can he do to support returning veterans? A: What we have in place now is sufficient

And the list could go on and on...

This isn't leftist spin, these are statements straight out of McPain's mouth. Even if you don't "believe" in Barrack Obama, any reasonable person has to admit he's a better choice than the alternative.

Any woman who votes for someone because "it's her TURN" (or OUR turn), or because "she fought so hard she deserves it." is just plain silly. Yes I said it. Silly women thinking with your overwrought emotional sides; crying because your candidate LOST in a fair fight. She lost because of poor planning and the poor administration of her campaign. Is this the person you want leading you?
I am a 46 year old Independent white grandmother with no interest in politics whatsoever. THIS year I actually care. I contributed to Obamas campaign in February (first time ever for me) and again in April. This man is and extraordinary person; and shouldn't that be the only qualification for being our president??
In our great country, why can't we find an extraordinary person (man woman whatever) to lead us? Because we fear change and many of us don't THINK we FEEL!
MCcain is a good man and he means well. The time has passed for him to help us move forward. I dont care what your political affiliation is- I have none. BUT any woman choosing MCcain out of spite harms her sisters and brothers. He actually said he would choose Supreme Court judges like Roberts, and if you do not understand the implications of that statement; please educate yourselves.

Wow....what a bunch of hyperbole I've read here.Bottom line? Obama will NOT win without Hillary. And he shouldn't.She has what it takes and Obama ignores her and her blue-collar, senior and women voters, at his own peril. If Hillary is not on the ticket, here are three Dems in this house that will not vote, period.Of course that's just the tip of the iceberg.I suppose it goes without saying(but I'll say it anyway) that these are some of the most perilous times, economically and internationally, in my lifetime. Clinton (Bill) whatever else you may think of him) cleaned up the first Bush White House mess and I know Hllary could have cleaned this idiot's ("Dub-Yah") mess too.We are going to be in even bigger trouble with on-the-job training with a candidate who really has litle to no record of acheivements and a very troubling personal view (despite what he is trying to forcefeed the masses!) of race in America. Michelle is a ticking time-bomb, believe it.God Luck America....you'll need it.

I don't know to much about Obama in general, though he is definitly smarter and more educated then McCain. I mean i read an article on MSN where McCain thought Al Qaidah was in Iran and Hiz ballah was in in Iraq, showing what a bright future the American people have if he wins the white house. Hilary would have probably won, but you know how emotional women can be.
I haven't had the time to read all of the vicious comments of this article but it would be nice to see a black president in a white house... oh that sounds good..."A BLACK PRESIDENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
"Somin to giv ya okee dokes a headache"

Just wondering...How many people concerned about experience voted for Dubya in 2000? As I recall, we had a choice of someone with much more experience- Gore. Republicans said no to McCain in the 2000 primaries and he had more experience than Bush.