Comments on: Obama Declares Truce

By: c99f26cc8f98

c99f26cc8f98 — Fri, 09 May 2008 07:59:22 +0000

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By: chiz

chiz — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:53:03 +0000

to Ricardo Rose:

Good post. You make some great points that most people
do not fully understand.

“For sometime, we all have needed a fresh breath of wholesomeness, a winning spirit and a positive attitude. We should all become acquainted with the personal commitment in achieving greatness for higher levels of personal growth. We should spruce up tirelessly to perfect our inner and outer strength… and communication skill sets.”

I like how you explained that. Very helpful. Thanks.

By: concerned4us

concerned4us — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:00:16 +0000

If Barack wins, we are in for a terrible time in our contry. Race war,rampant illegal immigration and rapidly failing infrastructure. For the sake of yourself, your family and our country vote for someone else…

By: my2centsworth

my2centsworth — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:37:18 +0000

I will not vote for Obama. He sounds more like a..im going to talk nice and make you feel good motivational speaker. Just a lot of fluff. His middle name is Hussein,he went to a muslim school and have you checked out the church he goes to? Shouldn’t he be going to a church that welcomes everyone? It sounds a little prejudice to me. He talks so nice,it makes him appear to be charming and not a bad looking guy i guess and you people that are voting for him are being suckered into a vote by that. Hillary appears to be dammed if she does and dammed if she doesn’t. She has 35yrs. experience in politics. Eight of those years were in the White House seeing the mistakes that were made and the things that didn’t work.Don’t you see she can only go forward with a new approach. Hill for Pres

By: C. Hall

C. Hall — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:02:43 +0000

I am, like so many others, are sick of the Clintons & the status quo…first of all, I am a woman, and is not voting for a candidate just because she will be the first female to run for the presidency….I am voting particularly for the candidate that have my best interest at heart, such as, lowering taxes, healthcare, better paying jobs, education, security and family values….Hillary has done nothing with her so-called experience, to help the US economy…her healthcare program failed…, she is very cold hearted…she doesn’t have the people skills that Bill Clinton possessed, she is arrogant, and did not have “Change” as her slogan, untill she saw that Obama had in effect garnered much support for his “Change” slogan….then everyone sorted jumped on the change bandwagon…..”Bob Johnson” needs to shut his big fat mouth up because he tried to tarnish Obama’s reputation to make himself (Bob Johnson) look good….what he did to the minority race is exploited/corrupted our youth with one of the nastiest most sexually explicit TV stations. in the nation and after he made all of the money he wanted he sold out…..typical “Bigmouth”

By: Hillary '08

Hillary '08 — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 08:36:56 +0000

and just for the record MLK Jr. said today to his church members where his dad once preached the following — “What I think, fundamentally, is that, between the media and the two candidates, a lot is being stirred up. What I assume she (Hillary) was trying to say is that a president needs leadership and vision. I don’t believe her intent was to diminish my dad.”

– Martin Luther King Jr.

By: Hillary For Real Change

Hillary For Real Change — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 06:22:07 +0000

Hillary has the best of both worlds, you cannot beat the one two punch of her incredible experience in politics compared to Obama’s paltry record, and the fact that Hillary brings Bill with her as her adviser, this is major bonus, it is insurance, security! NOT a negative. We all know as the record of MAJOR change after Bush Sr. and economic prosperity shows, Bill Clinton was among the all time most successful and loved Presidents of the Democratic party. That combination of Hillary and Bill is invaluable to what is going on this country right now and how Hillary and Bill both know EXACTLY what we need to do on day one to fix it all, just like Bill did when he took office and replaced disaster Bush #1. It is like getting two Presidents for the price of one! and with the TON of extra work needed to be done because of Bush’s huge mess we will seriously need Bill’s extra help. Obama is an armature who has done nothing to prove anything in his short political career and though he has nice ‘dreams’ for change so does everyone. Hillary is not just ‘dreaming and hoping’ for change, she is READY for it, BIG difference. I do not think it very wise to be waiting around for Obama to figure out what to do when Hillary already KNOWS exactly what to do from day one and we need relief immediately. We would be utter fools to pass on this extremely valuable opportunity we have in both Hillary and Bill’s experience too in favor of some 2 year Jr. Senator hack who has divided his own party and doesn’t have a clue what being President is all about. This choice is a no brainer people, Hillary all the way!!

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By: MB

MB — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 00:30:56 +0000

If Hillary had truly stepped out of the shadow of Bill and was her own person, she’d tell him to stay home. “I’m my own person,” she’d say, and she’d do her own campaigning. She’s still hiding behind him.

As for Barack “The Rock” Obama, I trust that he has what it takes to lead this country in a way that will start chipping away at the divisiveness we’ve suffered from for too long. He will be a breath of fresh air blowing through the White House and clearing out some of the “incestuous” politics of the greedy, power hungry, self-interested, crooked, lying, conniving old boys who’ve entrenched themselves at the expense of the people of the United States. However, a word of advice to Barack - you are capable, dedicated, intelligent, but you have not yet gained wisdom, grasshopper. While you are your own person with a dream, I’m sure, as dedicated to the good of the USA as MLK’s, you will do well to listen and watch those who are pure intentioned, both Republicans and Democrats. And I’m not talking strictly about those who have a political title. There is much wisdom in the farmer, the barber, the nurse, the teacher, the single parent, the physical therapist, the maintenance person, etc., from every one of our 50 states. Don’t cheat yourself!

I’ve had a dream myself through these past months, a dream that I’d have a chance to meet you, Mr. Obama, and anoint your head with holy oil and ask God to strengthen you and to guide you. I know that’s not going to happen, so I’ll do it symbolically and hope the blessing finds its way to you. You’ll need all the help you can get in the days and months and years ahead. I do feel you’re the person to lead our country as the next president of the United States. Just don’t be afraid to ask for help.

By: john silverstone

john silverstone — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 00:21:48 +0000

Comment by tim koop
January 15th, 2008 at 5:59 pm
To Silverstone:

You´re delusional if you think Obama has done a disservice to the Democratic party. Open debate and differing opinions are a disservice?

tim koop,
>>>Open debate is always welcomed and to be lauded, but actions that contribute towards racial polarisation, untruths and promoting disunity will ALWAYS be a disservice to the Democratic Party, as what Obama is insiduosly doing, right this very minute and just as you so smugly are doing while attempting to tag an objective opinion as “King George”. That is my two cents.