Comments on: Clinton’s “Little Secret”

By: Jackie

Jackie — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 19:34:39 +0000

I just love Hillary! Seriously. I think she’s super. I think that many Americans are afraid of a tough woman, but it doesn’t bother me one bit. I like Barack too. Its Howard Dean that’s the problem. He’s not showing leadership in the party and instead is complaining about money and what is and what isnt his responsibility. This from the guy that brought us, “AAAAAARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHH!”. Hopefully the candidates will get together and fix the party, cause no one else is!

By: Akheem

Akheem — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 17:31:01 +0000

Have no fear Tyler. We in the Muslim community will work hard and ensure that Obama is elected. It is the will of Allah, praised be His Name. Only with a strong leader in the US, can good relations be established with the Muslim world. With Obama in charge, Islam will become greatly tolerated in America and there will be peace. It is the first and important step in converting our great country into an Islamic state.

By: jacksmith

jacksmith — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 17:24:57 +0000

Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama:

Dear Madam, and Sir,

A Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama ticket is what we want. And that is what we need to take back the Whitehouse. We want a smart, tough, idealistic, seasoned veteran of many battles fighting for the American people (Hillary Clinton). With a young, passionate, smart, open-minded, hard-working idealist fighting for the American people (Barrack Obama). The DREAM TEAM!

You are both fabulous candidates. And we, the American people are very fortunate to have each of you. Taking back the Whitehouse is critical for the American people, and the world at this time. And I think the American people have been saying loudly, and clearly that a Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama ticket is the best way to do this.

I think the American people have made it very clear that they feel Hillary Clinton is the one best able to lead the ticket against John McCain at this critical, and desperate time in America, and around the world. These dramatic comebacks are testament to Hillary Clinton’s skill, and experience as a fighter for the American people. They are also a testament to the strong desire of the American people to have both of you fighting for the American people at this time of midnight in America.

Typical of the Clinton’s is an uncanny ability to see and understand what the American people want. And then to try and get it for them. Even if they have to go through three political near death experiences to try and get it for the American people. This is classic Clinton’s. They are the best I have ever seen.

We are desperate out here. Millions of us are suffering greatly. And tens of thousands of us are dying needlessly every year. Men, women, children, and babies. We need help! As Hillary Clinton said “It’s not a game”. We need the two of you together on our side fighting for us, and for the American dream for all. Not fighting against each other anymore.

It’s time for you Senator Obama to join forces with Hillary Clinton as her running mate so that we can all focus our energies, and resources on taking back America for the American people.

Don’t make me hurt you.

Sincerely

Jacksmith…

By: Docb

Docb — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 17:18:41 +0000

Hillery has no experience that is not stolen, borrowed, or presumed…She is dispised by close to half of her party and the same ratio of other voters. She is pitied by the women voters and half of them admit to really voting for Bill. Her management skills are most prominent in the running of her campaign. She has DELIVERED NOTHING. She has been ‘part’ of only 5 bills in 8 years of being in the senate. She endorsed McCain over Obama in the statement : I have 35 yrs experience- McCain has a lifetime of exoerience and Obama has 2 speeches”.

She is caustic and nasty and angry by turns…Never cool under pressure and must be scripted to deliver a speech.

What kind of leader is that…

By: Tyler

Tyler — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 16:30:03 +0000

Hillary Clinton has run one of the dirtiest, most dishonest campaigns I’ve ever seen, especially in the week running up to the Texas and Ohio primaries. First the photos playing on the fears of the ignorant, then the distorted claims about the NAFTA comment. She has lately taken to saying outright that John McCain is more ready to be president than Obama. She is actually sabotaging the likely Democratic nominee in her desperation. She is hurting her party and her country in the service of her vanity.

By: ann

ann — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 08:55:46 +0000

Why do I keep reading comments from Hillary supporters who think she has taken the lead? She hasn’t. Obama has almost the same delegate lead he had going into Ohio and Texas. Hillary gained a 4 to 12 delegate lead. That’s it. Leave it to the media to hype up, what was ultimately a failure on her campaign’s part to ratchet up the significant cut into Obama’s delegate lead that she needs going into the next few months. The only ways she can win is if she steals the nomination with super-delegates, if some how all of Obama’s supporters turn against him in the weeks to come or if they hold do over primary’s in Florida and Michigan and Hillary wins by a landslide in both.

The media is distorting this as a huge victory for Hillary, it’s not. It’s just dragging out the process giving John McCain time to beat up in the democrats.

If Hillary wins the nomination, she will likely have to depend on superdelagates to do so, which will tear the party apart and very likely lead to another Republican president. There is a reason right-wingers want Hillary to be the nominee… because the can beat her.

By: mikel

mikel — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 08:21:38 +0000

it’s becoming evident voters are seriously evaluating the smokey haze of the obama’s candidacy. finally the press is reporting about his ‘beautiful’ and enriching relations with indicted chicago political fixer Rezco and finding out obambi’s not as lily-white as he claims. then the canada-nafta scandal has shown obambi will say anything to court voters even if he didn’t mean to stick by them. soooooo traditional politician, shock!

and of course, there’s the EXPERIENCE question. yes, normal folks do look for such mundane things in job applicants, esp. for the top job in the world! and obama-lite ain’t got it!

By: sanfrancliff

sanfrancliff — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 21:58:03 +0000

Can someone explain why someone’s middle name is a campaign issue?

By: waitaminute

waitaminute — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 21:29:02 +0000

Hussein being a president?

Can someone explain why his name is Hussein ?

By: Rob

Rob — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 21:28:04 +0000

It’s really ironic. The Republicans are on the cusp of a major recession, and that usually gets a party thrown out of office. The Democrats have two candidates that are generating youth, aged, female, union and independent votes. But, too much of a good thing, I think. If they beat each other up too much, McCain just might win against all odds. Now’s the time for Barack and Hillary to work something out so that one - or both - of them can begin beating up on McCain. Hey, don’t snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory.