Comments on: Obama Unexpectedly Loses New Hampshire Primary

By: Shenequa

Shenequa — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 15:23:52 +0000

Blondshag, I also heard that a Senator took the oath using a Koran was used, however, I don’t think it was Obama, but another Senator from Minnesota. Anyway, Barack Hussein Obama does have a lot of mysterious past religeous history. It is a fact that he attended a radical Muslim school while he lived in Indonesia. He now attends a church in Chicago, go to http://www.tucc.org/about.htm. And it is a fact that he does not show respect for the flag of the country he hopes to be President of. He did not while a Muslim student in Indonesia, while a student at that private school kin Hawaii nor as a student in Law School and not one person can recall him showing respect for the flag while he was in the the state of Illinois. So what do we really know about him????

By: Blondshag

Blondshag — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:56:39 +0000

I will never vote or support Barack Hussein Obama for several reasons:

(1) Barack Hussein Obama is not respectful of the American flag or the national anthem (the picture was taken with Senator Barack Hussein Obama, Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico, Senator Hillary Clinton, and Iowa Senator Harkin’s wife.

(2) When Barack Hussein Obama took office as a Senator (Obama) did not have the Holy Bible to place is hand on, instead the Koran was used.

(3) Barack Hussein Obama is a Muslim or past Muslim.

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I will support Hillary Clinton for President.

Hillary is a doer and she is Proud of America and the American Flag as well.

Hillary is experienced, educated, and truly commited to help others and America.

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By: Norma Parker

Norma Parker — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:41:12 +0000

The media has been full of anti-mormon garbage aimed against Romney’s campaign. Now the net has stuff about the evils of Obama’s church calling it a cult (as they also did with Romney’s) This religious mud-slinging is shameful and should be beneath the dignity of any American citizen who wants to keep America the land of the free. Vote on the issues! Be above the mud slinging!

By: cozumelkid

cozumelkid — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 19:58:36 +0000

Not a single candidate has said what it is they plan to change. Changing one or two people in our government would seem like a bee bee in a boxcar.

By: mike

mike — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 19:12:48 +0000

collins, are you suggesting the the media is racist?

By: keith

keith — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 19:08:23 +0000

yes, we can. yes, we will because we can. together we must because we can. change is on the way. we will change american because we can and we will because we can, together.

ummmmmm sounds good to me!

By: tc

tc — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 17:09:05 +0000

I agree with J.T. and Penny. While the polls may not be accurate
generally they are not that far off.
Look out for a “surprising” win in CA, if the same machines are used.
Which should never happen given the Obama support there and the
Peter Paul lawsuit against the Clintons.
But when you’re in with the “in” crowd …

By: Elaine Harrison

Elaine Harrison — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 15:47:17 +0000

I am a Obama supporter. Congrats to both Obama and Hillary. Hillary had been leading in the polls for months in New Hampshire. New Hampshire is Clinton’s Country. Hillary won but not by a landslide - just a couple of percentage points. She had been leading in NH’s polls for months and only lost the lead after Iowa’s caucas. Obama is an honest man, and a smart young man and as far as I’m concern – he is already a winner. I am amazed that Obama is able to compete with the Clinton machine. Bill Clinton knows how to wring arms and knows how to lie to you as he looks in your face. Hillary said, “If you cannot stand the heat, get out of the kitchen” – yet the heat was a bit much for her so she choked up and became teary-eyed - and this could have been planned - but whatever the reason, it worked for her. And then Bill, The Attack Dog, came to her aid by attacking Obama. Bill was vicious. You’d think he is running for president the way he has been speaking out - lashing out and attacking Obama. At any rate, Obama has them running scared and they are now copying his style. Yes, things are changing - he is making the Clinton’s change…

By: Mayo

Mayo — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 15:42:54 +0000

A few tears and serving coffee in addition to a stressed former president labeling the current “O”nomenon a fairy tale and we have winner by 2%. A winner that couldn’t be determined on the democratic front as quickly as the Republican one! If I were Hillary, I would be more worried, there’s really nothing to be excited about. I’m happy she played her aces early by crying, at least that’s the most of emotion you can show… so what’s the next play?
We tend to be fickle minded people. All the media hype of her choking up, serving coffee and answering questions like she never did before erased the past weeks of question planting, refusing to answer questions and being in it to win. She has changed her campaign theme as much as the granite state folks change their minds apparently.
A good lesson learnt for the Obama camp, polls are not dependable! And visibility in all measures is crucial. Now its time to rebound, because we see through Hillary’s decisiveness and it can’t be hidden in all states, even if it was to New Hampshire. The Hillary tears they say will play a significant role in this whole campaign… I laugh to that. It will be the same tears on the way home on Feb 5. And to Bill… Americans love Fairy tales, that’s why you ended up in the White House and that’s why it will be Michelle decorating it in 09.

By: Penny

Penny — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 14:50:56 +0000

http://www.boston.com/news/local/politics/primarysource/2008/01/obama_and_paul.html?p1=email_to_a_friend

“Campaign volunteers for the Barack Obama and Ron Paul have been kicked out of precincts from Concord to Swanzey for not having the proper credentials, several unrelated sources have witnessed.

In general elections it is standard practice to have poll workers sitting behind the registration table and scratching off names as people sign in. Periodically they take those lists and the campaign gets in contact with those who have voted yet.

But, that is for general elections and everyone who does this a) has to live reasonably nearby (read: state residents) and b.) have letters from the state party to be an “observer”.

Apparently many of these Obama and Paul observers did not have this letter. These same sources say that it is the Clinton campaign that has called foul

New Hampshire Senate President Sylvia Larsen, a Concord Democrat who supports Hillary Clinton, said she saw the Obama observers.

“I knew who they were and what they were doing,” Larsen said.

Neither the Clinton nor Obama campaigns would comment.”

Remember the MASS/NY Plates at Clintons Rallies? The Polls polled N.H.

NOT MASS/NY……hence the difference?

SOMEONE needs to investigate THIS.