Oral Exam

Governorships: State-Regional "Experience" ..ONLY
Note: Governor to President History....

1. George W. Bush Jr: 1 YEAR as a TEXAS GOVERNOR..State-Regional Experience.. ONLY

Note: It was said of Bush Jr. "He Had No Experience" Too !

2. Bill Clinton: Years as Arkansas State Governor...State-Regional Experience.. ONLY

it was also said of him, that "HE LACKED EXPERIENCE AW WELL"

3. Ronald Wilson Reagan: Governor of California,had State-Regional "Experience" ONLY

and the Media said he was a B-Actor, who had No Experience in Governing a Nation, as well....FACT

4. Jimmy Carter: Governor of Georgia and Peanut Farmer, He had State-Regional "Experience" ONLY

and the Media said "He Lacked Experience"

Guess what they All Won the White House !!!

PS: You Racist, just say, "I Don't Want a Afro-American as My President or a Afro-American as My 1st lady. You might as well...

You've come up with So Many EXCUSES and the LACK OF EXPERIENCE EXCUSE IS THE MOST PATHETIC EXCUSE OF THEM ALL !!

After reading so many of these comments, it is obvious that the democratic party is doing McCain's work for him. McCain won't have to run on the issues, he won't have to prove he is mentally capable, he won't have to do a thing except sit back and watch the democrats rip themselves apart.

To Obama's supporters - it is not Hilary's job to make the party endorse Barack, it is Barack's job to win the party over with his invitation. She did exactly what she was supposed to do - endorse him for president and pledge her support. Bashing Hilary does not diminsh Hilary, it diminishes Barack.

To Clinton's supporters - She lost. If you want her issues to have a voice you will need to vote for Obama, it is that simple. McCain WILL NOT champion Hilary's causes. Bashing Barack does not diminshe Barack, it diminshes Hilary.

Do we wish Hilary had less baggage? Yes.
Do we wish Barack had more experience? Yes.

Do they both represent the ideals of the Democratic Party? Yes, yes and yes.

They aren't ideal candidates, either of them. Admit it, swallow it, and move forward.

To all democrats - if you don't endorse the DEMOCRATIC PARTY, the republicans will win in November.

Your choice.

And speaking of speeches...I hear Pelosi, even after receiving a sound spanking from the Catholic church for her proclamations that the Catholic church does not agree on when life begins, actually has the ba!!$ to say she stands by her comments. For those of you that didn't hear her comments...you missed a really good " did I REALLY just hear her say what I thought i heard her say?" moment. And she's too stupid to admit she made a really big fauz pas. With friends like Pelosi, Obama needs no enemies!

I must agree with Michael Gerson; last night Hillary Clinton did not do enough to unify the party or to pull a spot light off of herself and put in on Barack Obama. Too much of the speech revolved around her campaign and what the democratic party needs to do as a whole, (while not mentioning enough that Obama is the right man to be the president leading it) While she did at points give a rousing speech, it probably did not do enough to provide support to Obama and to get her supporters to back him.

President Clinton and his family has always our support even in the worst of times. It is sad that for the primaries Hillary forgot that the best and most prepared person to be president was standing beside her on the same team. Obama and Clinton were like the Jamaica's track team. The Democrat had the most ready and powerful candidates. Ready to lead and take down the republican. Obama was ready to lead all even Biden. Obama was right on national security and the war while the rest were not. He is right on health care, energy. Obama Being smart is not sin, Being calm and in control is a virtue. Clinton in her ambition to win pulled a T.Harding on Barack. For some reason the media thinks Barack has to do all the pampering and comforting. Barack has little to thank her for. She created the mess and she need to clean it up. Now she remembers she is on the same team. Well she has to do more than remember. Clinton thought McCain would be the easiest to beat so she sent him support at the detriment of her team. McCain and she friends, Not. Or she would be on McCain's ticket as V.P. Clinton killed that option with Obama by forgetting they were on the same team. Barack proved a true challenge for president so sold out the party. There would be no Unity issues if Clinton had some wisdom and self control about the contest. It's too bad cause I really liked her.
Clinton need to apologize to Obama and the American people. Clinton need to thank him for being so gracious even when she was undermining him and the party. Obama supporters are standing strong and stead inspite of all the negativity. We will not waiver OBAMA/BIDEN.

This comment is for Eva3. You can't honestly believe that race has nothing to do with this campaign. It has everything to do with it when you have individuals in this country who have stated that a BLACK MAN does not deserve to be a president of this country and have those who want to kill him because he is black. Racism is still very strong in the United States, but just swept under the carpet. Yes, I believe that Caucasians experience issues like everyone else in this world, but it is not the same when you are of a different race. I am half Mexican and half Caucasian who is married to a STRONG BLACK MAN and have experienced racism from all three sides. No one is playing the race card- it is called REALITY!!!

Why is the republican party so concern about the campagin between Hillary and Obama, did the Republican fight like dogs and talk bad about each other? Who cares that is old news. Hillary and Obama were two dynamic players in a fight, and both are excellent and both put each other through the test. Move on Republicans.

I think she did everything she could to support Obama but still staying true to herself. She fought him for the nomination because she felt he wasnt ready to be President. She cant just take it all back and keep her credibility. Sadly, she's forced to fall in line behind him like the 18 million that voted for her will more than likely do. You might think she isnt staying true to herself supporting him now but she has to think of those people she was running for in the first place and which candidate is better equipped to help them now that she cannot. And she must also think of her future in politics and where she wants to go from here.

Reading the comments.....do all you obamamohammeds REALLY think you heard a Clinton endorsment of Hussein??? Come on...don't lie to yourself, now...REALLY????

If you do then it verifies another HolyRoller theory....obama enthusiasm is rooted in mental illness.

NO WAY....NO HOW....NOBAMA!!!!

NOBAMA!!!

After reading so many of these comments, it is obvious that the democratic party is doing McCain's work for him. McCain won't have to run on the issues, he won't have to prove he is mentally capable, he won't have to do a thing except sit back and watch the democrats rip themselves apart.

To Obama's supporters - it is not Hilary's job to make the party endorse Barack, it is Barack's job to win the party over with his invitation. She did exactly what she was supposed to do - endorse him for president and pledge her support. Bashing Hilary does not diminsh Hilary, it diminishes Barack.

To Clinton's supporters - She lost. If you want her issues to have a voice you will need to vote for Obama, it is that simple. McCain WILL NOT champion Hilary's causes. Bashing Barack does not diminshe Barack, it diminshes Hilary.

Do we wish Hilary had less baggage? Yes.
Do we wish Barack had more experience? Yes.

Do they both represent the ideals of the Democratic Party? Yes, yes and yes.

They aren't ideal candidates, either of them. Admit it, swallow it, and move forward.

To all democrats - if you don't endorse the DEMOCRATIC PARTY, the republicans will win in November.

Your choice.

Obama made a HUGE mistake by letting Hillary speak at the convention last night. Because if I was upset at the Obama campaign for stealing the nomination before. I'm beyond furious now. If I had doubts about voting for him before, now there is no way I'll vote for him! I mean to think that if the media and press was just a little fair to her and not so in the "tank" for Obama, she would have been the nominee. You could tell by the look on the audience faces there was HUGE BUYER'S REMORSE!!! Obama's supporters who never got a real chance to even hear Hillary and by cheating in the Cacuses and the DNC Rules committee sabotage and last night was the first real night they got to see her. They way we see her. The way she should have been seen. As the rightful leader of the party. So yes, I'll suffer 4 more years until 2012, Yes! I will turn my back on the my party in order to save it. Yes! I will for the first time in MY ADULT LIFE vote Republican. Yes! I WILL! CU in 2012!

THE WICKED WITCH STANDS AT THE PODIUM AND TELLS THE FOLKS HOW PROUD SHE WAS OF EVERYONE ; EXCEPT , SHE NEVER SPEAKS OF BILL CLINTON.

BILL SITS IN THE AUDIENCE AND GIVES HIS I LOVE YOU LOOK AT THE WICKED WITCH; WHAT A FRAUD.

ALL THOSE AFFAIRS, ALL THOSE ADULTEROUS AFFAIRS, ALL THOSE BLOW JOBS AND HE PRETENDS TO HAVE LOVE AND RESPECT FOR HIS WIFE ------------- WHAT A SORRY JOKE !

THE WICKED WITCH WILL SAY THOSE THINGS THE FOLKS WANT TO HEAR.

SHE RAN A SAD , EXTREMELY BAD CAMPAIGN, SHE SHOWED WHAT POND SCUM REALLY IS.

SHE HAS LIED AND HER SUPPORTERS DENIED THE CLINTON DIRTY TRICKS.

WELL ! HILLARY . I KNOW YOUR EVILNESS AND I HOPE YOU ACCOUNT ONE DAY FOR THE THINGS YOU HAVE DONE IN YOUR LIFE.

BILL ? HAVE YOU SELECTED YOUR LADY OF THE NIGHT ? YET !

I CAN ONLY PRAY THAT YOU MEET A LOVELY THING THAT HAS A REALLY BAD DISEASE, I WOULD LAUGH MY A S S OFF IF YOUR WEENIE FELL OFF.

SUCH PARENTS PRODUCED A GIRL. SHE SHOULD HAVE HAD A BETTER TEACHER THEN BUBBA.

I concur that Hillary could have done a lot better but what she did was just sufficient enough for the "public" not the wonks. As a 64 year old white working woman who was an active women's liberationist, these other women better get a clue and listen to our youth. While gender discrimination is still an issue it pales in comparison to racial discrimination. Yes, we got the vote later but whne we got it, we didn't have to get ourselves beaten up or killed to excersize that vote as African Americans did. And our young women understand this! Because of our struggles, they have to face less of it. But hail to Michele Obama. She had to overcome both and did it beautifully. Get a clue and listen to our young women and men who understand Obama better thatn we do.

This was the best stump speech Hillary has ever given. She was GREATTTTTTT!!! I believe the gist of her entire speech was to make is VERY clear that the DNC made a HUGE mistake by swiftboating her. And indeed she suceeded!

McCain 08
Clinton 12

Hillary, being the classy, gracious, professional, exceptional leader she is, gave a magnificant speech supporting Obama last night. She did everything she could to ensure her supporters, some of whom are still skeptical of Obama's experience and ability to deliver. Despite her gracious overture, this blog is filled with Obama supporters alienating and insulting Hillary and her supporters. There is very little outreach. This is outrageous. As an undecided Hillary supporter, I hope and pray that some of these angry, nasty, insulting, arrogant, far reaching, bitter, and self-righteoud Obama supporters do not represent more than a small minority of Obama supporters. Hillary is not a candiate for president, but she is one of the most respected of all US senators. The primaries are over. Hillary is doing her part. Its up to Obama and his supporters to reach out. Unfortunately, I'm not so sure it will happen. Hillary supporters are moving towards Obama, but not with the level of enthusiasm he needs to win. Many Hillary supporters are moderate, LOYAL Democrats.

No one likes to be a loser but for the life of me I cannot understand if you are a true democrate why you would want to vote a republican into the Oval Office.

Just my views from far away in the Caribbean as a multiracial person.

Oh for heaven's sake, for a bunch of supposedly grown men, there is too much whining coming from these "professional" speech writers..

Hilary Clinton did exactly what she had to do - help the Democratic party go forward by helping them heal. She addressed her remarks to her female supporters rather than her blue collar supporters because her female supporters are the angriest, the ones who feel the most betrayed.

Her job wasn't to endorse Barack Obama, although she clearly did that. Her job wasn't to attack John McCain and the republicans, although she clearly did that.

Her job was to unite the party and move it forward.

Clearly, she did that. And she did it with class, with style, with grace and with power. Power, most of all, which is one of the reasons the male speech writers are having so much trouble giving her the kudos she deserves, because they are such wimps.

Obama does not need her endorsement of his character - he needs to do that himself. He needed her to unite the party.

She did. Move forward.