Comments on: Anatomy of a Comeback

By: Big Joe

Big Joe — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 07:43:19 +0000

Jan is Hillary, yep I’m sure of it!

By: Branden in AZ

Branden in AZ — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 01:04:23 +0000

You all need to pull your heads out of your socialists asses and wake the hell up, Vote for RON PAUL!!!! Damn, the american people are so sheepishly stupid it discusts me! A vote not for freedom is a WASTED VOTE!!! and none of the democrats and none of the republicans, with the exception of RON PAUL, want freedom for you! THey all want socialist controll over your already sheepish lives, and you do nothing but sit back and give your freedoms away by voting for pieces of shit like Hillary or Obama. WAKE THE HELL UP AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Damn! you people piss me off!!!

By: Donna D

Donna D — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 22:18:02 +0000

I too have questions about Obama. His father is muslim. I feel like he doesn’t have enough experience for the leader of the world as well as the U.S. I feel that Hillary Clinton is the best qualified and I encourage everyone to read her accomplishments in her biography that you can easily get off google.

By: Geff

Geff — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 19:24:16 +0000

I like Obama, but I would like to know more about his Muslim past
before I would vote for him to be President of the USA. I also think
the news media has an obligation to scrutinize him as vigorously as
they done to Hillary. We need to have a true comparison of the candidates.

By: roger

roger — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:15:49 +0000

Hillary Clinton cried because of her love for her country. She loves this country, it has been good for her and bill. The Clinton years were good years for them. Bill would not defend the country, He was able to have affairs in the white house, then stand up and lie to all of us about it. The Clintons lied, cheated, and stold from all of us. They even had two of their good friends killed for trying to let us know how corrupt they are. Hillary should show her feelings, if she thinks she may lose power over the people. As a democrat I think hill and bill or the hillbillies do not belong in the white house again, but in the big house.

By: Jan

Jan — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:43:24 +0000

Did Hillary Clinton actually cry? I thought crying involved tears. I didn’t actually see any tears. What we in New Hampshire saw was a woman who trudged door to door in the snow to ask NH voters for their vote.

Did anyone actually see the “crying” that the media keeps referring to?

Now, I once saw President George H. W. Bush break down publicly and sob uncontrollably because of his realization that most of us believe his son is The Worst President Ever.

No Bush Republicans seemed to mind uncontrollable SOBBING from a President way back then.

Hillary Clinton showed emotion.
Emotion is not crying. The media had been spreading the rumor that Senator Clinton (Mrs. Clinton to Steve Doucy) is a cold and calculating witch. Then that same media showed a clip, over and over and over and over again, in an attempt to humiliate Clinton.

Instead, what we saw, over and over and over and over again, was a clip of Hillary Clinton expressing her love for her country, in the face of what has happened to it under the watch of George W. Bush and his Bush Republicans.

What Bush has done is enough to make us all wept.

The Hillary Haters tried to humiliate Clinton.
The next day, they all had to eat crow because THEY all got humilated instead.
End of story.
On to the next race.

By: Samatha

Samatha — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:54:16 +0000

Everyone on the face of this earth cries. I have personally on tv seen Reagan, Bush I, Bush II, Clinton, Ford and Johnson all cry. We all share this trait as humans. We are not robots.

By: Samatha

Samatha — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:48:20 +0000

The lastest thing that worries me about Obama is he thinks terrorism is not real. It is all about fear and nothing to back it up. He has lost his his mind. Obama cult members are sticking their heads in the sand. And God help of us if we are attacked again. I can’t believe Obama supporters are denying in the face of reality how important experience is when facing our countries overwhelming problems. WE ARE AT WAR AMERICA!!!! Our brave soldiers are putting their lives on the line everyday and Obama cult followers are backing a man with no experience. SHAME ON THEM!!!

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 01:59:57 +0000

Give me a break. It has nothing to do with sex. Whether or not Clinton was stressed and tired, which would lead to question how it is she would deal with a Presidency which can be the epidome of stress or whether it was a play to get more votes, the point is that either way whether it gives her a more human view in the eyes of women or shows that she is ambitious and not beyond anything to win, it should reflect negatively on any person man or woman. There’s just no crying in baseball and the Presidency is no exception. She didn’t show those tears at the funeral of a close friend but yet she broke down when it came to her Iowa defeat and on the eve of New Hampshire. I have no issue whatsoever, no, I would gladly welcome a woman into the top spot of the White House and think it would be awesome to hear Mrs President, however, I do have an issue with anti-men movements and anyone who votes for a candidate on the basis of race or gender. I certainly have an issue with women who are looking at her as this pillar of the strength of women all the while using her husbands influence and despite her book question the motivations surrounding their relationship after the controversy surrounding Bill Clinton’s presidency which is not something I think should be swept under the rug so easily. So sure put a woman in the White House as President, but make sure she is who you want representing our country. If not or until then, let’s choose the best person for the position and for me that is someone who is going to instill change in a major way. Someone who will move us past this melancholy lull of the status quo and move the United States into a position of leadership not by bulling but by example, that will not force other countries to our way of doing things but instead that we can be diverse as well and maybe we could learn a thing or two along the way, someone that will tell big business that it’s no longer ok to ship American jobs overseas to save themselves money at the cost of American livelyhoods, someone that will prevent the greed of big business from preventing Americans from getting medical attention, from losing our homes after reeling us in with low introductory rates and small print and causing the housing market to bottom out and affect the overall economy not to mention what these foreclosures have done to all homeowners. Has your candidate addressed these issues? Mine has, perhaps yours is too busy worrying about the other candidate?

What we do here, we do for ourselves as individuals, we do for our neighbors, and we do for our country. Let’s make sure we get it right this time.

Vote for a Change
Obama 08.

(How many of you read that this was posted by a guy and ignored the substance of the message? How many of you read Obama 08 and ignored what was actually written?…that’s what I figured.)

By: Jan

Jan — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 22:53:50 +0000

So, Tony, since we now can see that you are the type of individual who enjoys revealing details about your own sex life on a public forum, what kind of man IS your kind of man?

Inquiring Republicans want to know.