How Tomorrow Became Yesterday

I did'nt write Kerry's "after Acton reports he did.He's a real liberal , and so is Obama.
Ivan't see someone so far left getting elected.
Kerry endorsement of Obamahelps the republicans.

I did'nt write Kerry's "after Acton reports he did.He's a real liberal , and so is Obama.
Ivan't see someone so far left getting elected.
Kerry endorsement of Obamahelps the republicans.

What does it say about us, as Americans that we can be influenced by a "short-lived" teary eye? Quite frankly, to imply that sex appeal is needed to achieve a vote..................is equal to the fact that it is assumed that to show a tear will humanize a person and achieve a vote.........both strategies lie outside of real issues. The sombering realization is that there are people who will decide their vote on sex appeal and there are those who will decide on a strategically placed tear.......What we need is "REAL" change in America!!! I am simply tired of the same old politics, we need someone who is "Driven" who seeks a New/different america.........an America restored! Being well-traveled; We need an America that other countries would want to emulate............It is definitely time to pick up, America.....dust off, America and truly let America's brillance shine!!

J ONATHAN WRITES: "Like most women in politics, she lacks a critical asset. Male candidates can establish a magnetic and often sexual connection to women in the audience. (Just watch Bill Clinton, Obama or Edwards work a rope line.) Women candidates can't use sex appeal (except in France), which leaves them playing the sisterhood card."

wHAT an incredible sexist and male chauvanistic, passe -- not to speak of incorrect --think to say. SHAME ON YOU. Had you said that Obama lacks a critical asset because he is black, you may well have lost your job! -- other media commentators, pundits, presidential hopefuls have lost their job for saying less that is racially offensive!. Your sexistcomment and the fact that you can get away with it ALONE DEMONSTATE S WHY THIS COUNTRY NEEDS TO ELECT A WOMAN. I guess, it will take a Woman President before women will be freed from having to put up with the sort of sexism.

GO HILLARY -- WE NEED A WOMAN PRESIDENT, BADLY..

Alter says: "to win in November, Democrats must do better with college-educated men and with independents, the two groups where Obama is strongest and Hillary is weakest. "

Let me remind that --to win in November, Democrats must also have the traditional Democrat and the older woman vote, the two groups were Hillary is strong and Obama is weak.

Jonathan Alter shows his unjournalistic bias and unwashed arrogance when he presumes to speak for the Democrats with the unqualified assertion: "Even if they're not for him (Obama), they're proud of him and of themselves for being in his party."
Perhaps it's so, Mr.. Alter, -- it was so, I think. But, that was before Obama's brash: "forget-the-old Democratic-party-faithful-they're-passe-message-andet-the Independents-vote" assault became obvious. The surprising NH Hillary comeback rebellion, I think , shows that many faithful "Democrats" have begun to question whether Obama Obama truly IS a party.Democrat, or is in the process of creating a NEW Independents party for himself. The surprising NH results may be the signal that the old faithful Democrats have been awakened from their slumber. And, the battle for the hearts and minds of Democrats that Obama has announced in Iowa will now begin The old, faithful vote that reared its head in NH warns and reminds that all CHANGE is always for the best --that, what is needed is specified, considered CHANGE FOR THE BETTER and not merely undefined, impulsive CHANGE.
Afterall, did not George W. Bush run on the promise of bringing change? And, yes, he certainly did bring us change. The NH Democratic primary results message is: Change for the better also means restoring what was good in the era before GWB, that we need to go carefully into the future and not throw everything "old" out with the bathwater.

Mr Alter. Please stop Providing us with the inept opinios of pundits and instead cocentrate on securing a positive alternative to your horrifying haircut!

I say to all of the political pundits and news pollsters, you are irrelevant to the political process. Hillary Clinton showed you that last night in N.H. You can't predict how people will vote or who they will support until it actually happens. " I am perplexed at the "current hate the Clintons disease phenomena" that seems to affect so my people. . I wish you news people and pundits would do a story on what this hate the Clintons is all about. Please don't tell me any thing about Monica..

Bill Clinton's second place finish in NH back in the day that eventually put him in the White House should show everyone that it ain't over yet. Both Hillary and Barack (and Edwards) are still strong candidates who, as Hillary learned this week, can still be taught a trick to two. I wouldn't count any of them out just yet - there may still be some surprises in the coming weeks. Good luck to all. Joe in Key West

I believe that Hillary will not only beat Obama but she will be the next president of the United States,
she wiil have a strong support from most women and the support from many man that wants changes
to happen in america.


Juan hungria

. I am a 51 year old white woman recently transplanted from one ???don???t matter??? state???Nebraska???to another???Indiana. I am a veteran of the Vietnam era having served my country in the USAF from 1974 until 1978. Granted, I wasn???t a prisoner in the Hanoi Hilton but I served nonetheless. Having said that I have to admit I have voted in one presidential election???period. I assumed, correctly I fear, that my vote means nothing. For the first time, after seeing Barack Obama win in Iowa, I had hope. NOW, after the New Hampshire primaries I can see how foolish and naive I was. Obama has no chance. No one does, not against Hillary Clinton. When the entire nation can ignore what she so blatantly IS, what point is there in my getting all shook up? Oh, and for the record, McCain has no shot. He was allowed to get to the point he is because he is impotent against the Clinton machine and they just don???t sweat him. I???m sorry to sound so jaded but after last night all of the good people, good American people, who actually effected change in the country are dead. Dead at the hands of what I HAD always thought were a collection of nutcases. Now I seriously have to wonder. Please understand that I have always, all of my life, believed in the inherent goodness of this nation and it???s people and now I can???t. Audacity of hope indeed.

Obama grills Petraeus: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9wtAqXq7Sg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9wtAqXq7Sg

As an Angeleno, I'd really like to have a chance to vote before every one decides who the winner is. As John Edwards pointed out, Iowa and New Hampshire are only 1 % of the population. As a Democrat, I find much to admire in Hillary Clinton. However, I was really impressed by Obama's speech in New Hampshire where he congratulated Hillary Clinton for her victory. That was true statesmanship. I find also much to admire in John Edward's so-called "populism:" - which for real consists of "telling it like it IS." I have not made my decision yet. I would appreciate it if the media would not make that decision for me.

Congratulations to Hillary Clinton you proved you are a fighter. She cried, and I think that changed eveything. I think the older women especially those with kids came out for Hillary and showed us that they are in charge of the Household in New Hampshire . I think Hillary Clinton really has been humbled and seems to appreciate her second chance. Obama needs to stress that winning is the easy part and getting things done once you get into power is the challenge. Obama was the underdog and he needs to keep that persona. He still has the nomination. I think Hillary has found herself. How Hillary got her groove back.

My girlfriend told me that I would be wrong and she was right.

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/1/8/185438/7845/186/433066

RON PAUL'S RACIST NEWSLETTERS REVEALED. and he ADMITS IT!

CNN debunks Bill Clinton's recent attacks about Obama's record right before the primary:
it's worth a watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOe01_ww29U