Comments on: Obama Criticizes ABC Debate, Senator Clinton’s Performance

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By: Macalane

Macalane — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 21:37:23 +0000

Comments by john all the above people are haters - just upset because Obama is a bi/racial intelligent person. None of the above people would have the courage to even try to run for the highest office of the U.S. FLAG PIN??? I cannot believe there is soo much hate out there. More of the same for the next 100 years. What is this playing the race card? How do you do that????? Go to college? Do something for your fellow man? Do some charity work. Go to church, read the bible and believe. We need to more respect in the world. Stop this racial thing in this election. Concentrate on issues such as jobs, housing, insurance and monetary crises and gas prices, Iraq war. These are the things to be concerned about.

By: Macalane

Macalane — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 21:04:07 +0000

Ms. Hilary complained many times when she was losing. Had a fit and went into her pMS plan. MEET ME IN OHIO….

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By: avepa

avepa — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 04:42:05 +0000

I am a naturalized american from Asia and admire politicians who can talk extemporaneously and able to give detailed explanations of what they present to the people. I heard Sen. Clinton gave a speech before she became a senator of NY and believe that she means what she says. Although she might not be able to deliver everything, I still believe that she will give her very best to help the American people. When HRC was re-elected as a senator in NY, then it reenforced my belief and trust in her. New Yorkers would not have reelected her if she has no substance. I am not a racist when people of color respect my rights but I become one when these peope dismiss me like they are above me. I have a 4-yr BS degree in the most prestigious catholic university in my country which is affiliated with the one in Spain and worked in NY for more than 25 years. I have heard and seen in the news about Bill Clinton being the “First Black President” that’s why I do not consider him & Hillary as racists. They have black friends who are officials of the government but did not turn their backs on them. All politicians have “dirts” but for someone to just “dust it up” through glib talk is not a presidential material. Labeling her supporters as uneducated and unintelligent are not quite accurate. There are people who are poor with lesser education but smart to survive duing these times. Being poor and lack of education is not synonymous to being dumb and stupid. FOR A BETTER TOMORROW, PLEASE VOTE HILLARY LADIES BE PROUD TO ELECT HER BECAUSE A VOTE FOR HER IS A VOTE FOR US WOMEN, OUR DAUGHTERS, ETC. DO NOT BE LIKE THE “JONESES” TO WANT WHAT THE OTHERS HAVE. TO ALL THE WOMEN WHO DO NOT WANT TO BE OUTSHINED BY ANOTHER WOMAN, PLS. REMEMBER THAT HILLARY’S ACHIEVEMENTS WILL ALSO BE OURS.

By: Teri B.

Teri B. — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 16:24:06 +0000

I was just watching Reliable Sources address the debate, and yeah, I think we can all agree the “flag pin” question was a bit much, though I didn’t realize “the women on the street” who asked the question was actually someone the NY Times quoted about this, but all these other questions really were legitimate. The media has focused on the Rev. Wright and “bitter” remarks ad nauseum, and this IS the first debate held since these issues came up. But the larger point is that of the other 20-something debates, many of them focused rather harshly on Clinton’s negatives. This ONE debate was more focused on Obama’s, the front runner’s, negatives, and the whining is deafening - just deafening. I think that highlights pretty starkly just how great the bias in the media really is. And let’s face it, if he had actually performed well, no one would be saying a word, other than to praise how he tough he is.

This entire argument highlights IMO a greater issue, the liberal media’s overwhelming favoritism toward Obama, and that’s actually the more substantive issue here. When Clinton was the front-runner, that was the “excuse” for her getting the majority of the hammering. If Obama makes it to the general election, you can bet he’s going to get roughed up plenty and that these issues are going to come up again.

So . . . he can cry me a river. He’s sure never complained about be the liberal media’s darling.

By: Linda McIntosh

Linda McIntosh — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 18:01:02 +0000

Obama, Obama, Obama, if there ever was a wolf in lambs clothing he is it. It really saddens me that many Americans have been fooled by Obama. Unfortunately much of the youth support him because they feel he can really provide the “change” that he keeps spouting. He has much of the black support because he is black. I’m a Clinton supporter and can only hope and pray that if Obama wins the nomination that MCCain will destroy him with all of Obama’s associations and support with racist such as Jeramiah Wright and known terrorist such as Bill Ayers. Wake up America!!!! Never will I vote for a Republican but I would rather see MCCain in office before a person who has the potential to destroy the USA with creating a large racial devide and having terrorist friends.

By: John

John — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 12:05:13 +0000

Obama,

At the post ABC debate campaign rally,

how long did you WHINE, WHINE, WHINE… COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN COMPLAIN…

before you start talking about real issues???

By: Chris

Chris — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 05:33:01 +0000

That was great, he’s great. What I love about Barack so much is he’s a very palatable, REAL candidate: charismatic, honest, and lucid. Everything he says makes sense, and even if you don’t like him or believe he’s a good candidate, how can you hear him and say he’s lying through his teeth? This is a man that means what he says, and he’s not playing political games on me and you