The Voters of Appalachia …
Answer: D - Don't appreciate where you're going with this
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Posted By: diana t @ 08/03/2008 4:43:48 PM
Comment: Obama's a "puppet?" And, McCain's not? Think again. Do your homework.
Posted By: LibraInTheHouse @ 08/02/2008 8:34:37 PM
Comment: Obama has no clue to what he is doing. He is a puppet. He's great at speaking, but he will fail as a president because he is so green or is something else at play here. Was he planted for other reasons? I would like to know how he got so far. How did he beat out Hillary? Something is wrong with this picture. If he gets in office, we will all be wearing the towels on our heads, not just him. He cares nothing for this country, I think he will destroy it.
Posted By: ehager @ 08/01/2008 10:08:35 PM
Comment: I go to school in the Appalachian region of North Carolina, and this article rings very true. Between the picturesque mountains there are dozens of one-stoplight towns in as bad a shape as ever, and the author is right, the candidates will flood them promising to help, that no one will feel the burden of poverty under their administration, but they are just promises, and to really affect change will take a lot more than that. And being from NC, I have to say, John Edwards. He has been fighting poverty for years, and Obama should consider him if Appalachia is going to be a key region in this race.