Comments on: Clinton Releases Delegates, But Says Vote How You Want

By: Kathryn

Kathryn — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 20:57:16 +0000

For future elections, I recomend that caucusis, deligates, and super deligates be eliminated completely from our election process. The party nominee should be chosen by the people (all of the people), not the easily enfluenced, buyable, and bribable handfull of people that obviously do not vote for the people of their states (deligates and super deligates). Who chose these people anyway? And who monitors them durring the process to be sure they are on the up and up, and not succeptable to a bribe? Palosi, and Dean got exactly who they wanted. Someone new and inexperienced. Now they can wrap him around their little fingers.
The nominee choice should be made by how all the people vote. Either at the convention, or simply let everyone run all the way through to the general election.

My image of our election process is no different than third world country’s. They use guns and violence to enfluence election results, and we here in America, use money and favors to influence election results.

So much for American freedom

By: Dave Tanner

Dave Tanner — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:35:21 +0000

A great Republican ad earlier this week featuring Hillary sopporter Debbie supporting McCain. Perhaps it should have been called “Debbie Does Denver”.
Dave Tanner

By: Superpower

Superpower — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:14:45 +0000

The Clinton’s have ALWAYS done what’s in THEIR best interest…so the “Vote how you want” comment is pretty clear, considering she is supposed to be UNITING voters for her party. It’s never been about the party for the Clintons.

By: herself

herself — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:32:42 +0000

For everyone saying how bad Bush is, he has kept your sorry a$$ safe, he has kept his promise to protect your right to freedom of speech (such as your speech is) and you know what you are? a very huge spoiled baby liberal.
You think for a moment BUSH would talk as bad as about Clinton or Obama? I think not!!!!!!! You make this country sound like there is nothing great about it. It has been sad hearing you all saying our country is this bad. WE LIVE IN THE GREATEST GENEROUS COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. Is it so hard to live here? You could relocate to Russia, China, Iran or any other dicatorship country. How does that sound? Then you could keep your big liberal mouths shut. Sounds good to me….

By: John J

John J — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:03:13 +0000

Obama/Biden — Doesn’t this sound like Osama bin Ladin?

By: Jenny J

Jenny J — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:59:05 +0000

The voters cast their ballots at the polls based on who they trust, because that is the single most important element in a candidate.

Look at Obummer. He surrounds himself with criminals, can’t answer a question, exercised questionable ethics over the purchase of his mansion, has Associated himself with white and America haters, in his own book claims those people who most influenced him were Communists, Socialists and the Nation of Islam. These associations continue right up to today.

What’s to trust?

By: rick

rick — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:08:40 +0000

While it is traditional to have nominations, Hilliary found she was embarassed by the extremely low vote count. She had no choice but to bow out early.

By: missruby

missruby — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:52:40 +0000

Some 88 yrs., the women have been voting, around 44 yrs., blacks have been able to vote. This country is not old compared to the world, in fact we are the youngest nation in this entire world. We have come a extremely long way compared to countries who brag of their 3000 yr. old status. I say, enough of the sobbing about how long one has been able to vote, go vote and shut up! After all in many of the dictatorships around the world there is NO Vote or worse.

By: Victoria

Victoria — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:28:08 +0000

It’s so funny to me how people love to talk about the lack of experience Obama has. Okay, he hasn’t been around long enough or a POW. However, you look back at the HORRIBLE 8 years of Bush… and he has experience and what has he done… manipulated and screwed our economy for his own selfish benefits. Therefore, experience is NOT always of essence. I feel as long as Sen. Obama has the right team to back him up and consult with that this economy WILL get better in due time. Hell, Bush doesn’t know anything, McCain doesn’t know everything, and Obama is “inexperienced” therefore more acceptable of guidance and help from his peers. He is a good leader/decision maker.

OBAMA 08… anything else will NOT help and I will NOT vote for.

& to the stubborn Clinton supporters… who are very stupid to vote McCain b/c they didn’t get their way… that’s fine b/c OBAMA WILL WIN… regardless. I am now a fan of The Clintons again b/c they have showed their dedication to their party spite their personal feelings.

By: good morning iraq

good morning iraq — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 04:09:09 +0000

Obama only has himself to blame if he loses this election. The Clintons have done more than enough to help him. They couldn’t have been more supportive. They are true Dems. Unfortunately I can not blindly follow them. I do not trust Obama to be able to deliver on his promises like I trusted Hillary. Sometimes it needs someone on the inside to make change, Obama hasn’t been around long enough to be an insider in Congress like Hillary has. I don’t think there is another person alive who knows how Congress and the White House works like Hillary does. But this is a moot point. We are now stuck with Obama who is very intelligent but I just don’t think he has the knowledge needed to get things done. I will be voting for McCain even though I don’t agree with him on a lot of things. If he did not have a record of being against Bush on many issues I don’t think I’d vote at all.