Turning Up the Heat

Ahhh, the sweet sounds of the presidential race!

For the love of pete, couldn't we vote in a Libertarian just once and see how much better our nation could be?

After last night's performance by Hillary and Bill's meltdown last week, I now understand why the GOP is salivating at the thought of running against Hillary: angry, petulant entitlement. I was a Hillary enthusiast and when Obama entered the race I thought 'how wonderful to have a choice between Hillary, Obama and Edwards'. My preference is now Edwards or Obama. I never thought I'd say this but I've had enough of the Clintons.

Regarding last nights debate, the question posed to Obama: was Clinton the 1st black president, his response I would first have to see him dance was disgusting. Had Clinton or Edwards made that comment the media and most Americans would have had a field day calling them racists and rightfully so. His response should have been I would first have to find out what experiences he suffered being a black person in America. Making a comment that is from the 1950s is not the mind set of a progressive candidate. Who is the real racist here?

The thought of Barak Obama as the democratic nominee brings to mind the smell of a fresh ocean breeze in Hawaii. Sadly the thought of another round of Hillary and Bill evokes the unpleasant combined aroma of stale flatulence and mothballs.

It is difficult to believe that two presidential candidates are squabling on live TV. I really thought that finally we had the Republicans on the ropes after destroying the country during these last seven years. But leave it to the Democrats to screw it up once more. I am an independent who has voted for Clinton twice only to hear him lie under oath in the case of Monica L. And frankly from where I stand Obama has a right to defend himself. I can imagine that if Hillary is elected that the country will have to withness the constant interference of Bill, perhaps his age will spare us his sexual escapades of prior years. Its really unfortunate. I do think sometime that presidential candidate today are too disreputable, too power hungry and franly unprepared for what has to be the most difficult job in the world. We might do better to dispense with the Presidency.

This debate was a complete farce! They were acting out their lines. Pathetic really. How can this even be called a debate when the candidates all basically have the same stances on the main issues?? While they stand up there 'making good TV' arguing about trivial things!?!?! Look at who is advising Obama Clinton and Edwards. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGUsgrmdK9A

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George Herbert Walker Bush ==> George Dubbiya Bush
Willliam Jefferson Clinton ==> Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Folks, if you regreted George Dubbiya,
please do not make the mistake again.

Trick me once, shame on you. Trick me twice, shame on me.

There will be no excuse this time.

I watched last night's S.C. debate with interest -- and I turned channel every time Billary opened her mouth because I couldn't tell whether this manical voice I am hearing was Hillbill or Billary.

Another issue with last nights debate is the ever present mysogyny in America. Everyone cut off the woman but no one cut off the men when they went over. Obama attacks Bill Clinton for campaigning but no one attacks his wife for her pot shots at the other candidates. Americans just can't handle women and that includes American women. When will we advance our society?

If you can't win it on your own, Hillary, you need to step out of the race. Come to think of it -- I'm not even sure I know Barrack's wife's first name. A disgraceful display of decorum by Hillary last night; and the Clinton's as a whole up 'til now. I can fault Barrack for his lack of "coming clean" on his lack of votes ("present??") in the Illinois Senate, but what's that about Hillary's track record as claiming 35 years of service to her country (as what planning dinner parties at the White House and in Little Rock?). Give me a break. Get over the bickering, attack operodi, and get down to some real discussion on the issues.

I was viewing the date last night with unbias eyes. Re-roll the tapes and you will see that Obama was the first to start slinging mud! Did you not notice the even John Edwards was defending Hillary, saying that Obama was not on track with true democratic beliefs? Seriously people, get educated or don't vote. Obama is more power hungry than any candidate. He wants a job that he is NOT qualified for! Any republican candidate will beat him to a pulp. At least John and Hillary stand up for their beliefs, admit their mistakes, and make action plans to fix out problems.
Barak just dances around the issues, makes excuses for his actions and has no clear plan about any economic or social issue. Who does that remind you of? Oh yeah, George Bush. Let's just elect another unqualified candidate.. Are the american people really that ignorant?

In politics it can get nasty at times even between members of the same party. What yesterday's debate once again confirmed is that the race to the white house is going to be an uphill one. What is wrong with Americans knowing more about thier candidates? What is wrong with defending yourself in a debate? Democrats as well as Republicans should understand that they need to work together to move the country forward.

Hill's lamentation after Iowa and before NH with her regretful expression that "she had so much opportunity" is so pregnant with unspoken words then. Now I know what she meant, no more cackling Hillary but unleashed the full frontal mad dog Hillary to scare Barack ! Unfortunately for her, that is not what the country wants and was looking for. The country is so tired of being divided and was ready for a change, but the Clintons loved the past era and wants it's restoration. When the voters see them for what they are, educated voters will dump them !