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Um, I thought the Obama supporters' argument is that Hillary doesn't really have a lot of experience. And now y'all are saying she has too much?!
Geez, at least I'm consistent about being an "experience" voter, LOL. McCain gets my vote if Obama wins the nomination.
"Obama supporters"....there's an official club? I think people who back Obama come from all sorts of backgrounds and many even differ on our reasoning for backing him. The common thread that binds us is our desire for change.
I want what I perceive to be a real change where the balance of power is taken out of the hands of the same old people. In my opinion, Obama is the best person to do that.
"Obama supporters"....there's an official club? I think people who back Obama come from all sorts of backgrounds and many even differ on our reasoning for backing him. The common thread that binds us is our desire for change.
I want what I perceive to be a real change where the balance of power is taken out of the hands of the same old people. In my opinion, Obama is the best person to do that.
Sigh.
The "balance of power" will remain in those experienced aides around Obama who will have to pick up the slack because he's way out of his league.
"Obama supporters"....there's an official club? I think people who back Obama come from all sorts of backgrounds and many even differ on our reasoning for backing him. The common thread that binds us is our desire for change.
Should I have said people who support Obama? Same thing. I'm not getting the "official club" comment. I said nothing about backgrounds and reasoning. This isn't going to somehow be turned into a racial thing, is it?
I'm not thrilled with either choice on the Democratic side. I kinda liked Edwards, but he's out. Obama seems like a nice, very smart man. He's a great speaker. I'm just not sure he's ready to be President. Hillary Clinton wants the job too bad. She scares me.
Romney is an empty suit. He's Guy Smiley 3.0. McCain would be an improvement over Bush, but that isn't exactly saying a whole lot.
Obama seems like a nice, very smart man. He's a great speaker. I'm just not sure he's ready to be President.
Who really is?
I've voted Republican in every election that I've been able to vote in, yet I find myself oddly drawn to Obama, despite disagreeing with him on nearly every issue.
It's not an anti-Bush thing. I think it's a "there isn't nobody else out there" thing.
Hilary is horribly frightening.
Romney... I don't know what it is, but I don't see myself voting for him, unless it's against Hilary in November.
If Ron Paul and his supporters started their own nifty little Libertarian country in central Alaska, I think I would just move there and be a happy little Libertarian along with them.
I just can't see his views working in a SuperDuper Power country. We use oil, and we have to put up with the middle east to get it.
I absolutely agree with you. Romney and Obama are bothe empty suits. Obama simply refuses to answer any questions about his record. I cannot wait to watch the debate tonight. He won't have Edwards to save him from himself anymore.
Personally, I don't understand the Obama supporters. He claims to be the candidate of "change", yet he has chosen to align himself with the MOST entrenched person in the Democratic establishment...Ted Kennedy. Yes, the same Ted Kennedy who killed Mary Jo Kopechne in Chappaquidick.
Obama is the candidate of "unity", yet he won't shake Hillary's hand; Obama is the candidate that will "get things done", yet he could not or would not show up for important votes in either the Illinois state Senate or the U.S. Senate. Obama is concerned with "voter disenfranchisement", yet he does not want MI or FL delegates seated.
Given alll the obvious bias in the media, we should be asking ourselves who owns this one-term Senator who has the power to control the media so well. My personal opinion is that that billionaire media-mogul racist, Oprah, is pulling strings behind the scenes.
He has cost himself his entire political future in a race that he never had a chance to win in the first place. I am happy with all the rope they are giving Obama...all the more to hang himself with. It will be a great pleasure watching him crawl back into the hole he came out of when Hillary Clinton gets the nod and offers him NOTHING.
OMG, he DOES look like Guy Smiley, doesn't he?! Hahahahaha
I was thinking he also looks like Mr. Jamison,the boss from Spider Man,lol.
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Should I have said people who support Obama? Same thing. I'm not getting the "official club" comment. I said nothing about backgrounds and reasoning. This isn't going to somehow be turned into a racial thing, is it?
