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June 8, 2008 at 4:45 PM #219692June 8, 2008 at 4:52 PM #219535
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Guestpartypup: “As I see it, Obama’s biggest problem now will be millions of angry Americans who will wake up to the fact, sometime in mid-2009, that he can’t possibly or humanly deliver the “change” he falsely promised to so many, and that he is merely a new puppet properly-positioned by the global elite to “control” American masses with uplifting speeches and soothing words to avert a civil uprising as their standard of living plummets and crime abounds.”
In our current economic times, any candidate had better be careful what he/she promised. It’s obvious the road we are heading down, and obviously it won’t be a quick fix. Those who are educated understand that. Only the uneducated will wake up in May 2009 and be dismayed that the country is still in trouble. So what? Obama is idealistic. As long as he tries his best with all the resources he has to make the changes he talked about, I’ll be satisfied.
Hillary has been a b!tch throughout her campaign for the presidency, and she has shown some character flaws I was unaware of and do not approve of. Everyone has their strenghts and weaknesses and yes, she should have left Bill. She was weak in that regard. However, that doesn’t negate her strengths in other areas including her political life. She’s strong in that area, and yes, I admire that.
John F. Kennedy was weak in his personal life as well (Bill too). He could not/would not stop committing adultery. Yet, he was one of the greatest presidents that ever lived.
Partypup, would I support Hillary if she were the Dem candidate for the presidency. yes, I would. Would I be enthused about her candidacy as I would Obama’s? No, I would not. I thought I had made that clear along with my reasons.
Again, whoever the Dem candidate ended up being, he/she would have my support to get a dem elected to the White House.
June 8, 2008 at 4:52 PM #219630Guestpartypup: “As I see it, Obama’s biggest problem now will be millions of angry Americans who will wake up to the fact, sometime in mid-2009, that he can’t possibly or humanly deliver the “change” he falsely promised to so many, and that he is merely a new puppet properly-positioned by the global elite to “control” American masses with uplifting speeches and soothing words to avert a civil uprising as their standard of living plummets and crime abounds.”
In our current economic times, any candidate had better be careful what he/she promised. It’s obvious the road we are heading down, and obviously it won’t be a quick fix. Those who are educated understand that. Only the uneducated will wake up in May 2009 and be dismayed that the country is still in trouble. So what? Obama is idealistic. As long as he tries his best with all the resources he has to make the changes he talked about, I’ll be satisfied.
Hillary has been a b!tch throughout her campaign for the presidency, and she has shown some character flaws I was unaware of and do not approve of. Everyone has their strenghts and weaknesses and yes, she should have left Bill. She was weak in that regard. However, that doesn’t negate her strengths in other areas including her political life. She’s strong in that area, and yes, I admire that.
John F. Kennedy was weak in his personal life as well (Bill too). He could not/would not stop committing adultery. Yet, he was one of the greatest presidents that ever lived.
Partypup, would I support Hillary if she were the Dem candidate for the presidency. yes, I would. Would I be enthused about her candidacy as I would Obama’s? No, I would not. I thought I had made that clear along with my reasons.
Again, whoever the Dem candidate ended up being, he/she would have my support to get a dem elected to the White House.
June 8, 2008 at 4:52 PM #219646Guestpartypup: “As I see it, Obama’s biggest problem now will be millions of angry Americans who will wake up to the fact, sometime in mid-2009, that he can’t possibly or humanly deliver the “change” he falsely promised to so many, and that he is merely a new puppet properly-positioned by the global elite to “control” American masses with uplifting speeches and soothing words to avert a civil uprising as their standard of living plummets and crime abounds.”
In our current economic times, any candidate had better be careful what he/she promised. It’s obvious the road we are heading down, and obviously it won’t be a quick fix. Those who are educated understand that. Only the uneducated will wake up in May 2009 and be dismayed that the country is still in trouble. So what? Obama is idealistic. As long as he tries his best with all the resources he has to make the changes he talked about, I’ll be satisfied.
Hillary has been a b!tch throughout her campaign for the presidency, and she has shown some character flaws I was unaware of and do not approve of. Everyone has their strenghts and weaknesses and yes, she should have left Bill. She was weak in that regard. However, that doesn’t negate her strengths in other areas including her political life. She’s strong in that area, and yes, I admire that.
John F. Kennedy was weak in his personal life as well (Bill too). He could not/would not stop committing adultery. Yet, he was one of the greatest presidents that ever lived.
Partypup, would I support Hillary if she were the Dem candidate for the presidency. yes, I would. Would I be enthused about her candidacy as I would Obama’s? No, I would not. I thought I had made that clear along with my reasons.
Again, whoever the Dem candidate ended up being, he/she would have my support to get a dem elected to the White House.
June 8, 2008 at 4:52 PM #219677Guestpartypup: “As I see it, Obama’s biggest problem now will be millions of angry Americans who will wake up to the fact, sometime in mid-2009, that he can’t possibly or humanly deliver the “change” he falsely promised to so many, and that he is merely a new puppet properly-positioned by the global elite to “control” American masses with uplifting speeches and soothing words to avert a civil uprising as their standard of living plummets and crime abounds.”
In our current economic times, any candidate had better be careful what he/she promised. It’s obvious the road we are heading down, and obviously it won’t be a quick fix. Those who are educated understand that. Only the uneducated will wake up in May 2009 and be dismayed that the country is still in trouble. So what? Obama is idealistic. As long as he tries his best with all the resources he has to make the changes he talked about, I’ll be satisfied.
Hillary has been a b!tch throughout her campaign for the presidency, and she has shown some character flaws I was unaware of and do not approve of. Everyone has their strenghts and weaknesses and yes, she should have left Bill. She was weak in that regard. However, that doesn’t negate her strengths in other areas including her political life. She’s strong in that area, and yes, I admire that.
John F. Kennedy was weak in his personal life as well (Bill too). He could not/would not stop committing adultery. Yet, he was one of the greatest presidents that ever lived.
Partypup, would I support Hillary if she were the Dem candidate for the presidency. yes, I would. Would I be enthused about her candidacy as I would Obama’s? No, I would not. I thought I had made that clear along with my reasons.
Again, whoever the Dem candidate ended up being, he/she would have my support to get a dem elected to the White House.
June 8, 2008 at 4:52 PM #219698Guestpartypup: “As I see it, Obama’s biggest problem now will be millions of angry Americans who will wake up to the fact, sometime in mid-2009, that he can’t possibly or humanly deliver the “change” he falsely promised to so many, and that he is merely a new puppet properly-positioned by the global elite to “control” American masses with uplifting speeches and soothing words to avert a civil uprising as their standard of living plummets and crime abounds.”
In our current economic times, any candidate had better be careful what he/she promised. It’s obvious the road we are heading down, and obviously it won’t be a quick fix. Those who are educated understand that. Only the uneducated will wake up in May 2009 and be dismayed that the country is still in trouble. So what? Obama is idealistic. As long as he tries his best with all the resources he has to make the changes he talked about, I’ll be satisfied.
Hillary has been a b!tch throughout her campaign for the presidency, and she has shown some character flaws I was unaware of and do not approve of. Everyone has their strenghts and weaknesses and yes, she should have left Bill. She was weak in that regard. However, that doesn’t negate her strengths in other areas including her political life. She’s strong in that area, and yes, I admire that.
John F. Kennedy was weak in his personal life as well (Bill too). He could not/would not stop committing adultery. Yet, he was one of the greatest presidents that ever lived.
Partypup, would I support Hillary if she were the Dem candidate for the presidency. yes, I would. Would I be enthused about her candidacy as I would Obama’s? No, I would not. I thought I had made that clear along with my reasons.
Again, whoever the Dem candidate ended up being, he/she would have my support to get a dem elected to the White House.
June 8, 2008 at 4:56 PM #219542GuestSubmitted by meadandale on June 8, 2008 – 4:22pm.
Obama will not win no matter how much you want it. There are plenty of Hillary democrats who will vote for McCain before they’ll vote for Obama.
We’ll see meadandale. Also, tell me this: In your opinion, why won’t the Hillary democrats support Obama?
Let’s hear it.
And what do you have against Obama getting in? Is it what some consider his lack of experience? Or do you not want your pocket book affected? what is it?
June 8, 2008 at 4:56 PM #219635GuestSubmitted by meadandale on June 8, 2008 – 4:22pm.
Obama will not win no matter how much you want it. There are plenty of Hillary democrats who will vote for McCain before they’ll vote for Obama.
We’ll see meadandale. Also, tell me this: In your opinion, why won’t the Hillary democrats support Obama?
Let’s hear it.
And what do you have against Obama getting in? Is it what some consider his lack of experience? Or do you not want your pocket book affected? what is it?
June 8, 2008 at 4:56 PM #219650GuestSubmitted by meadandale on June 8, 2008 – 4:22pm.
Obama will not win no matter how much you want it. There are plenty of Hillary democrats who will vote for McCain before they’ll vote for Obama.
We’ll see meadandale. Also, tell me this: In your opinion, why won’t the Hillary democrats support Obama?
Let’s hear it.
And what do you have against Obama getting in? Is it what some consider his lack of experience? Or do you not want your pocket book affected? what is it?
June 8, 2008 at 4:56 PM #219682GuestSubmitted by meadandale on June 8, 2008 – 4:22pm.
Obama will not win no matter how much you want it. There are plenty of Hillary democrats who will vote for McCain before they’ll vote for Obama.
We’ll see meadandale. Also, tell me this: In your opinion, why won’t the Hillary democrats support Obama?
Let’s hear it.
And what do you have against Obama getting in? Is it what some consider his lack of experience? Or do you not want your pocket book affected? what is it?
June 8, 2008 at 4:56 PM #219703GuestSubmitted by meadandale on June 8, 2008 – 4:22pm.
Obama will not win no matter how much you want it. There are plenty of Hillary democrats who will vote for McCain before they’ll vote for Obama.
We’ll see meadandale. Also, tell me this: In your opinion, why won’t the Hillary democrats support Obama?
Let’s hear it.
And what do you have against Obama getting in? Is it what some consider his lack of experience? Or do you not want your pocket book affected? what is it?
June 8, 2008 at 4:58 PM #219546TheBreeze
ParticipantMarion is not alone. I am a Democrat (barely…probably opting out of the whole, corrupt system this year
So you’re a racist then? Haha. Just kidding.
I think it would be kind of funny if the whole political scene this year devolved into Obama followers calling MaCainiacs racists and McCaniacs calling Obama followers unpatriotic. That would be about the level of political discourse this country deserves.
June 8, 2008 at 4:58 PM #219640ParticipantMarion is not alone. I am a Democrat (barely…probably opting out of the whole, corrupt system this year
So you’re a racist then? Haha. Just kidding.
I think it would be kind of funny if the whole political scene this year devolved into Obama followers calling MaCainiacs racists and McCaniacs calling Obama followers unpatriotic. That would be about the level of political discourse this country deserves.
June 8, 2008 at 4:58 PM #219655ParticipantMarion is not alone. I am a Democrat (barely…probably opting out of the whole, corrupt system this year
So you’re a racist then? Haha. Just kidding.
I think it would be kind of funny if the whole political scene this year devolved into Obama followers calling MaCainiacs racists and McCaniacs calling Obama followers unpatriotic. That would be about the level of political discourse this country deserves.
June 8, 2008 at 4:58 PM #219688ParticipantMarion is not alone. I am a Democrat (barely…probably opting out of the whole, corrupt system this year
So you’re a racist then? Haha. Just kidding.
I think it would be kind of funny if the whole political scene this year devolved into Obama followers calling MaCainiacs racists and McCaniacs calling Obama followers unpatriotic. That would be about the level of political discourse this country deserves.
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