Our family will never vote to elect him as our President!! Anybody but him!

He needs some education on humanity!!!!

Obama has been in the US Senate for two years not two terms. Half that time has been spent running for president. He hasn’t even run for reelection yet. He’s attractive, likeable, and well spoken. Most people see what they want to see in him. You can tell by the comments here, not many people know what he actually stands for. He is a populist, a darling of the under 30 crowd, people who don’t vote and don’t have any money. He is a product of the press. They wanted a black candidate so they found one, pushed him out there, and he took off. Harold Ford, Jr. was on the cover of Time right before the ‘06 elections. If he had won his seat he would have been the candidate, not Obama. Ford is a moderate Democrat. Obama is left of Clinton. When people figure that out they won’t continue to support him.

Obama’s church has not gotten any scrutiny because anyone who talks about it is called a racist. His pastor is a black separatist. His wife is a black separatist. They believe in reparation for slavery. She has said her husband could get shot just going to the gas station because he is black. In Hawaii? He didn’t grow up on the streets of Detroit for crying out loud!

Edwards was right in calling the “big drug corporations” the enemy. Listen up. Free Entreprise if absolute is too simplistic. Free Enterprise can work if anti-monopoly, anti-trust laws were enforced. Atlas Shrugged by Rand is a great lesson in the dangers of big government, et. al. But Rupert Murdock has NOT been stopped, wouldn’t you say? The Big corporations are the Achilles heel of purist Free Enterprise. John Burcher philosophy remains rampant in Mormon church .

I think Edwards has got it right. You should recognize the flaw of too “pat” answer to USA. I am no longer a Libertarian, but neither Clinton nor “W” have leaned on the monopolies in this country. There are too many loop holes. . . just like the IRS
OBAMA IS CATHOLIC.

Before you vote, consider what America got with the first Clinton co-Presidency:

• Abuse of the powers of the office of the President
• Granting Presidential pardons to buy Hillary’s election to the Senate. As a woman who made it on my own, Hillary’s need to ride Bill’s coattails and her sense of entitlement (as in “it’s my turn and Obama should wait his turn”) makes me doubt her capabilities.
• Hillary’s long-suffering marriage to Bill, enabling a lifetime of sexual trysts and trying to contain the Bimbo eruptions, gives me a President without the backbone to stand up to a man. Hillary claims to be tough enough to play with the boys when, in fact, she is unable to leave a cheating husband. How will she stand up to other male leaders who see this in “Mrs.” Clinton and walk all over her?
• Being married to a former President does not make one qualified to be President.
Hillary has less experience in elected office than Barack. She’s held elected office for one Senate term plus one year and has introduced no major legislation during that time. She showed us in the interview about Pakistani elections the extent of her foreign policy experience–she did not know what office the election was for or who was on the ballot! Is this the kind of experience we want in the Oval Office?

I am not a “Hillary hater;” I am an America lover. Please consider very carefully which candidate the Democratic Party puts on the ballot. The future of this country absolutely depends on it.

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You can get just the facts here and none of the fluff that are dominating most of todays discussions. Vote like you mean it.

Twice, as a teenager, she went to hear Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. preach, and his effect on her was profound. When he was killed, Hillary was a student at Wellesley College. Her reaction on hearing of his death was almost a breakdown.

“I can’t stand it any more! I can’t take it,” she screamed, and threw her bookbag against the wall. She was shaking and shouting. (She subsequently led student protests at Wellesley demanding increased black admissions, and other compensatory responses.)

THIS is the woman I am supporting for President, not the imaginary evil witch about whom the neocons, and even some Obama supporters, try to hoist on the public.

I will admit that it is difficult to be disappointed by an Obama win. As a “Clintonista”, I share most of Senator Obama’s views. Is this the how you champion our being “United”? By infighting with other Dems?

And WTF is greta?

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