SP4: Oreo to goApr 4th, 2007 - 17:11:33

It seems Mr. Obama has legs! Now, he wins a couple of key races and thunder thighs has a real problem.

She's trotting out the old stud for another whirl. It'd be interesting to see who actually will be President if she wins.

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JohnApr 4th, 2007 - 17:27:30

Although I believe this country should consider voting for a woman president, I think Obama has the know how to win, the intelligence to run this country like a president should, and the ability to know what priorities the U.S. needs to deal with.

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NickApr 4th, 2007 - 17:27:31

I wonder what job she will put him in if she wins?

I think she will try make him Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Imagine a disgraced and disbarred lawyer as our Chief Justice.

Or perhaps she will put him in charge of Women's relations. If NOW doesn't have problems with someone married to a accused rapist, sexual harrasser being their president, then they shouldn't mind him being in charge of their issues.

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To NickApr 4th, 2007 - 17:42:37

Hello Nick,

I think your kind has done enough wrong to USA and the rest of the world. So please now, let the democrats speak.

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Re: SP4s comment ...Apr 4th, 2007 - 17:54:49

SP4 ... What the hell do you mean by 'Oreo to go'?

You offer nothing useful in your comment, instead you wish to bring it down to your level ... and Sir, you've made it quite clear to everyone in this forum that nothing is beneath you.

Get Real

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ThomasApr 4th, 2007 - 17:55:52

Looks like it will be a interesting race to the oval office. We are still a long ways out and only time will tell. My pick is for Obama. With his fresh perspective and a keen intellect as well as a heart that is beating in time with the pulse of the nation as a whole he has a chance. Well at least he has my vote for the time being.
As long as hanging Chad stays out of Flordia I think it will be Obama taking the oath of office.

Thomas.

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AugustineApr 4th, 2007 - 17:58:28

i love it how america says were ready for a women president, but as soon as a man comes into the picture the democrats who wanted a woman so badly switch to obama, now claiming that they want a black president. how does being black change your opinion on national subjects? How does it change how you will deal with a mis lead war? and in that matter how does being a women affect it?
This is an important race in Americas history we should be looking at the candidates stances on important issues,less on the color of their skin, and what they have under there pants.

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Both are socialistApr 4th, 2007 - 17:58:57

And no socialist would do a service to this nation.

Both promise national healthcare, which means those who work get to pay for not only their own healthcare, but for the healthcare of those who do not work. This means higher taxes, this means doctors and nurses effectively become government employees, this means waiting in line at a doctor's office for four hours while some indigent person coughs tuberculosis germs in your face.

I just cannot see why anyone would vote for Hillary or Obama. Race and gender seem to be the only reasons a person might vote for them, and that's not enough of a reason.

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Builder53Apr 4th, 2007 - 18:04:21

It is truly amazing how in our newly fractured country anyone with a different opinion is instantly referred to as your kind, them, etc., etc. Why is it that so few people miss the simple matter of looking for substance and solutions to this countries problems from a canidate and then letting the chips fall where they may. It would be a constuctive break from the usual my party mentality that is sending our great country down the tubes at an ever faster rate!!!

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Builder53Apr 4th, 2007 - 18:21:30

The rarest of creatures in today's political arena is someone that concentrates on solutions as opposed to polls and opinions. Obama is at least at this point a bit of a maverick in this respect but has a long ways to go. Take the money out of the equation and it would be refreshing to see a candidate run for the people and their issues! ( Not all that uncommon 200+ years ago.)

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