Caroline Kennedy Endorses Obama
EmailCaroline Kennedy, the sole surviving member of the late President John Kennedy, is endorsing Sen. Barack Obama for President.
In an op-ed article to be published in Sunday’s New York Times, entitled "A President Like My Father," Kennedy explains the reasons for her endorsement: "My reasons are patriotic, political and personal, and the three are intertwined. All my life, people have told me that my father changed their lives, that they got involved in public service or politics because he asked them to. And the generation he inspired has passed that spirit on to its children."
"It isn’t that the other candidates are not experienced or knowledgeable. But this year, that may not be enough. We need a change in the leadership of this country — just as we did in 1960," she writes.
The endorsement itself is a blow to Sen. Hillary Clinton, but the last line could also be seen as a swipe at President Bill Clinton.
"I have never had a president who inspired me the way people tell me that my father inspired them. But for the first time, I believe I have found the man who could be that president — not just for me, but for a new generation of Americans."
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Looks like the Clinton’s ship is sinking… Way to go Bill. You two have no one to blame but yourselves. Bye-bye.
Posted by: ugh! | January 26, 2008, 9:09 pm 9:09 pm
I don’t know much about Obama but if Caroline Kennedy thinks he is ok then that is good enough for me. I am sure she has checked on every cross hair that is available to her about him.
Posted by: Sharon Clover | January 26, 2008, 9:31 pm 9:31 pm
Powerful victory speech by Obama. It brought tears to my eyes and for the first time in my life this Hispanic Republican is going with a Democrat for President and proud to do so because above all I am American and Barack Obama has brought hope, pride and a new sense of meaning of what it is being an American. And what a wonderful endorsement by Caroline Kennedy. Bill and Hillary Clinton, finally America is waking up and realizing how foolish it has been following this pair of self-serving hypocrites. Clinton fatigue finally settles in.
Way to go Obama, YES WE CAN!!!!!!!
Posted by: JR Orellana | January 26, 2008, 9:35 pm 9:35 pm
It is a great honor to be compared to a great man like JFK. He was one of the most inspirational leaders of the 20th century. If Caroline Kennedy thinks enough to have Senator Obama share the lime light with her father,then truly there is some hope for America.
Obama 08!
Posted by: merle77 | January 26, 2008, 9:57 pm 9:57 pm
Looking forward to that endorsement hitting the newstands here in a couple hours.
Posted by: Paul | January 26, 2008, 10:15 pm 10:15 pm
Caroline Kennedy has nailed it with this editorial. Barack provides a vision for post-racial America. The medium is the message.
Posted by: Gorgon '08 | January 26, 2008, 10:20 pm 10:20 pm
Obama’s speech is hitting the American pulse. I think he sees that Congress is held in such low esteem because the people are tired of “gotcha politics” and that they do not want to elect politicians, but statesmen. We do not want to have to try to have to figure out what the meaning of “is” is and we do not want a dysfunctional first family. We want a President who will work with Congress for the good of the country and whose ego is not so involved with those decisions.
I am very upset at the way the Clintons have tried to use race in this campaign. It is a put down to all African Americans to say that they only voted for Obama because he was one of them. The Democrats have taken the African American community’s support for granted too long and they better be careful or they may force this community to re-examine the parties in this country to see which party has the most respect for them.
Cheryl Morris
Vicksburg, Ms.
Posted by: Cheryl Morris | January 26, 2008, 10:24 pm 10:24 pm
Caroline Kennedy’s beautifully crafted endorsement is a worthy statement befitting her parent’s legacy. In addition, the fact that she has the courage and composure to lend her impeccable credentials to Senator Obama’s cause at this time–before February 5th shows her strength and wisdom.
Posted by: SFT | January 26, 2008, 10:28 pm 10:28 pm
Obama is the ONLY democratic candidate that has a chance against the Republicans.
The tag team of Hillary and Bill are too polarizing. They will not garner the support of indepenedents and disgruntled Republicans…Obama can!
Yes we can!
Posted by: DrDeep | January 26, 2008, 10:30 pm 10:30 pm
I have always liked and admired Caroline Kennedy and appreciate her input; but she is pretty naive if she thinks that this election is not becoming all about race rather than where the candidates stand on the issues that confront this country. Does anyone really think that the vast majority of the 80% of blacks that voted for Senator Barrack Obama vote the Issues? No, they voted for him simply because he is black. This is troubling and ignorant and short-sighted at best. My vote goes to idealism combined with sincere experience. Therefore, it goes to Hillary Clinton. Senator Barrack Obama is no Senator Kennedy, either Jack or Robert.
Posted by: PaulE Reeser | January 26, 2008, 10:35 pm 10:35 pm
Wow! Caroline Kennedy endorsing Obama,this is huge. While at the present moment I would vote republican…. I do know this country does not need the self-serving power hungry couple in the highest position of this country.
Posted by: thisisacrazyworld | January 26, 2008, 10:37 pm 10:37 pm
Caroline Kennedy does not exemplify her father. She is a lawyer and a writer. Not by any means an activist or anything of that nature. Lets not get swept up in her name. Everyone, is so media orientated, It is like watching sheep being led off a cliff.
Posted by: Shiree | January 26, 2008, 10:40 pm 10:40 pm
oh my god…
can i say perfecyly with words how i feel?
no, i can’t
barack is the president of the 2008
he is what makes transparency and honesty come!!!
he is the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BARACK OBAMA
Posted by: celestegip | January 26, 2008, 10:40 pm 10:40 pm
The majority of Obama’s supporters weren’t even born when President Kennedy was elected. Obama supporters feel that hope and talking are going to get this country on it’s feet. Since when did experience and hard work become a bad thing for democrats. President Kennedy was a war hero, you can’t compare the two.
Posted by: Kardasia_Prime | January 26, 2008, 10:45 pm 10:45 pm
Please tell Caroline Kennedy that Barack Obama can’t win. They told her father he’d never win because he was Catholic. Wow how far we’ve come how slow it’s been.
You’d have to have lived the 60′s to feel the meaning of her words. She isn’t a celebrity. Her father was assinated because of what he stood for… would you put yourself in that position? She deserves our respect. We owe her far more than that.
Posted by: AverageJane | January 26, 2008, 10:57 pm 10:57 pm
well like what Sharon Clover said that obama speech almost brought tears in her eye.well am very happy for sen.Obama and i was eating when he came on stage to give his victory speech,i waited for him till he finished given his speech.But what get me freak most was that the three spiritual american word….YES WE CAN!!!!! this was a spiritual unifying language among all race,that no matter what the clinton tried to do had failed..up OBAMA and my you live long and never stumble in Jesus name.
Posted by: Micheal Ogunluya | January 26, 2008, 11:00 pm 11:00 pm
Way to go Caroline Kennedy. I admire your courage for standing up for what is right. Obama is surely the best candidate that could revive this country and bring about the changes that our great leaders (like JFK, A.Lincoln and many others alike) have yearned for.
Posted by: Teejay | January 26, 2008, 11:04 pm 11:04 pm
Would JFK have disparaged the late Senator Paul Wellstone as a “gadfly”? Obama did. Wellstone is the moral giant that Cheney threatened over his opposition to the criminal invasion of Iraq, just before his death in a plane crash tipped the Senate to the Republicans. Obama is no JFK, and he sure as hell is no Paul Wellstone.
Obama is CFR approved, owned and operated, just like Clinton. He will let the Bush/Cheney regime retire in comfort as “elder statesmen”.
Watch Obama and Clinton miss the crucial vote on telecom immunity for illegal spying on American citizens. Then ask them why they could not be bothered to uphold the 4th Amendment of the Constitution.
The only real “change” candidate, Kucinich, has been shut out of the debates and silenced.
Honor Dr. King and judge these candidates “by the content of their characters”, not their gender or the color of their skin.
Posted by: April4 | January 26, 2008, 11:05 pm 11:05 pm
What an amazing endorsement of Sen. Obama. He inspires me. I was born on the 24th of November, 1963. I’ve admired and been entranced with JFK and RFK for my entire life. Everything that I’ve read about them seems and is a part of my belief in Sen. Obama. His speeches stir my soul. Now that Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg has endorsed him…wow! He’s made it!
Posted by: Kevin | January 26, 2008, 11:22 pm 11:22 pm
I agree that Kucinich is the most honest politician. I really like Kucinich but we are fighting against powerful forces that can and will turn against us in a moments notice. Barack Obama is extremely intelligent. He has to be very careful. Assassination is not out of the question. He cant fight Kucinich’s fights and WIN. Impeachment in necessary but putting the power of the Presidency into the hands of the status quo wont change the world. We have to elect an intelligent visionary leader like Barack Obama!
Posted by: Delano | January 26, 2008, 11:32 pm 11:32 pm
Fantastic! Makes me want to cry, just like the first time I saw Caroline Kennedy, when her uncle announced his candidacy at the JFK School of Government in 1980, and she sat in the first row, the picture of American decency. I think her endorsement means even more to the Obama campaign than Al Gore’s would. Her words are powerful, even historic. Today seems to me to be a high watermark in campaigns I have seen in my lifetime.
Posted by: Ronald Loui | January 27, 2008, 2:03 am 2:03 am
Caroline Kennedy is a person of great integrity, dignity and intelligence. I admire the way she has chosen to live her life and raise her family out of the spotlight and maelstrom that is the US political process.
It is a moment for celebration hearing the news of Caroline’s endorsement of Barack Obama.
THANK YOU CAROLINE!!
Posted by: Mary | January 27, 2008, 2:25 am 2:25 am
Caroline Kennedy’s endorsement means nothing. She is not an astute poitical observer, has never run for office, and really has never involved herself in public life to any great extent. Her only claim to fame is her father was JFK. Wow, some credentials. I am on the edge of my chair waiting to see who Amy Carter endorses. And Caroline isn’t even basing her comparison of Obama to her father on personal knowledge — she was only about 6 when her father died. She actually said Obama seems the most like people said her father was. So she knows as much about her father as any member of the public. Wow, some endorsement.
Posted by: LAGuy | January 27, 2008, 2:34 am 2:34 am
Jfk was a real leader not only for America but for the world,that the reason his legacy until today is regarded a very high standard.President Kennedy did have a vision ,that the reason he still liked amount white,black,asian and latino communities..He also becomes a legend, a legend live for ever.The endorsememt of Caroline to Obama is verified,and so he will be a legend himself.
Posted by: Antoine | January 27, 2008, 5:33 am 5:33 am
The only reason Kennedy is famous is because he was shot. No other reason. So don’t paint him better than he really is. Its an insult. How long was he president. And other than getting us in the Vietnam War. What else did he do
Posted by: fddfv fffd | January 27, 2008, 5:45 am 5:45 am
Obama is truly living the dream.
Posted by: A Dream Come True | January 27, 2008, 6:35 am 6:35 am
thank you OBAMA,you inspires and put spirit in me whenever i watched you talking and the truth is beginning to come out.you deserved this landslide victory after BILLY attached you from behind and HILLARY also attached you from the frontand look at the shameful comments BILLY made about your victory in S.C,but what i will say is continue to send your message across cos people of AMERICA are fed up with these old status quo and it is time for the change to happen in America for the youth to have dreams now and it is time for BILLY AND HIS CRONIES TO BURY THEIR HEADS.WE DON’T WANT POLITICAL DYNASTIES TO HAPPEN IN AMERICA.THANK YOU OBAMA,GO ON BARACK.GOB BLESS YOU.
Posted by: Zoe | January 27, 2008, 9:44 am 9:44 am
Thank you Caroline Kennedy. I was an 11 year old 6th grader when the tragic loss of your father happened. I can remember how America felt about your father. I think you have shown America what it needs to see. I thank you and from many Americans we thank you for the beautiful endorsement you have given to the distinguished gentleman from Illinois. Barack Obama should be our next President of the United States of America.
Posted by: MonMacP | January 27, 2008, 9:54 am 9:54 am
but doesn’t that make her a racist? I mean voting or supporting a black candidate makes you a racist right?
Posted by: Louis | January 27, 2008, 11:17 am 11:17 am
What a wonderful endorsement Caroline. I also see the possibilities that can be obtained with B.Obama as our president. This race should not be woman or black. It should be about what is truly best for our country. I believe Mr. Obama is the candidate that will not just say he wants change but deliver it!
Posted by: jojo | January 27, 2008, 1:09 pm 1:09 pm
It is so good to see that there are right thinking women out there that are not swayed by the false tears of Hilary and the insults of Bill.
I can think of a more troubled time as it would be if we had two Clintons in the White House. Does anyone belive Bill would not try to move Hilary to do what he wants.
I think we have had enough of the Clintons.
If you want a women as a President, there are better ones out there.
Posted by: Norman | January 27, 2008, 1:13 pm 1:13 pm
I like Caroline Kennedy, but I sure don’t depend on her for my opinions. Barack Obama is no Jack Kennedy. JFK stood for something, and put himself at great risk to make change happen. JFK was for the middle class people in this country. Obama has never done anything, and his actions don’t support the speeches he makes. He’s got a voice that is soothing and easy to listen to, but people need to listen to the words and demand some proof. He stands for nothing…no vote, “present”, and waffling on the issues shows him to be the polar opposite of JFK. He is great at speeches, but talking without a script has him constantly pausing to find his words….NO to OBAMA.
Posted by: MyOwnMind | January 27, 2008, 1:28 pm 1:28 pm
We INDEED need a change in the leadership of this country; a BIGGER change than what we had in 1960! We need someone that will really make The United States a respected and admired nation around the world. We need someone that will change how the rest of the world perceives us and Hillary Clinton is that candidate! We need to show other countries a more peaceful and successful image of our nation and it’s citizens. We need to have a healthcare system that covers all Americans and is just as good or better than other nation’s healthcare systems. We should demand that our citizens be first in line for employment by American corporations instead of being placed aside because they outsource to other countries. The United States should set an example of what an accomplished nation is all about.
Our country used to be admired by people all over the world. Lets set our goals higher for this coming election and pick the candidate that will really change our nation. Hillary Clinton, with her extensive experience in government policies, will not just imagine or envision achievement or lift our spirits to believe our country can be great… she will transform our nation and prove to other countries that WE WILL BE GREAT AGAIN!
Posted by: Martha Z. Martinez | January 27, 2008, 3:01 pm 3:01 pm
Posted by: PaulE Reeser,
Why do you people insist on making this an election about race? Do you work for the Clinton campaign?
Speaking of race, Hillary got more support among white voters. So tell us, did they only vote for her based on race? And btw, if Obama is no JFK well then Sen. Clinton is NO Bill Clinton…..
Posted by: AverageJane,
And please tell the Clinton camp that Hillary cannot either. If she only has half the support of this party, that doesn’t sound like a win to me. The Repubs. won’t be lending her any support are you kidding me. So, that can’t win crap works both ways.
Posted by: Norman,
I agree! I am all for a female president of this country. I sure feel it is about time. But, this is not the woman for the job. And just because her name is Clinton doesn’t mean she jumps to the front of the line. That is just absurd.
As far as experience, give me a break. For someone with 35 years of exper. in public life, why was it necessary for her to create a website to introduce herself to the Amer. people? Wouldn’t there be enough people to attest to her and what she stood for? Would seem that way to me. The fact is, she has no more real exper. than does Obama or Edwards. In fact if her name was: Mary Franklin, Carol Evans, Patricia Lewis or any other name, WE WOULDN’T EVEN BE TALKING ABOUT HER AND SHE WOULDN’T EVEN BE IN THIS RACE.
Relax Hillary-bots that spout everything she says word for word and whom believe everything that comes out of that camp. The Ice Princess will get the nomination. But, will she win the elections? Not if most of us can help it. I agree with so many others, it is time to take this country back. What the people want matters.
Bloomberg 08!!!
Posted by: Angel | January 27, 2008, 3:13 pm 3:13 pm
What a beautiful and true Op-Ed Caroline Kennedy wrote. I cried and got goose bumps.
Caroline Kennedy is one of the most level-headed, wise women of our generations. God Bless Obama!
Posted by: Ann B. | January 27, 2008, 4:38 pm 4:38 pm
I am proud of you America.
And i will be honored to have Mr. Obama as my first black President.
He is all that is good!
Posted by: John Logan | January 27, 2008, 4:45 pm 4:45 pm
I’ve been blogging for weeks now watching the Clintons screw their campaign up only I didn’t expect see them go as far as they did. I am a 100% Obama supporter, have donated and the whole nine yards! I am a Black American and have never held anything against the clintons until Hillary’s attempt to marginalize the efforts of MLK. How dare she! What gets me is that if she has been so involved in the Black community as the liar Bob Johnson said why didn’t she know that her statements in regards to MLK would be offensive! And that is not just to Blacks but all Americans! It does make me nervous that she is running for office with that kind of complete disregard to the sensitivity of MLK. Hillary thought she was the inevitable candidate and once Obama laid the smack down in Iowa they went into a panic. Once they saw the dream of being in the White House again slipping away they pulled the 90′s playbook from the republicans out and started studying. America is tired of the games. In any event they are going to continue on this destructive path until the very end. Fortunately for us Obama will be the nominee in the end!
Go Obama!
Posted by: Dave | January 27, 2008, 4:53 pm 4:53 pm
Very nice endorsement.
Posted by: Paul | January 27, 2008, 5:59 pm 5:59 pm
Caroline Kennedy is a true American, this is the voice of history. We are all one people, and that voice it coming from the past through her. It is truly time to eraise the skin color line and pull together for a stronger and more loving America! We should all remember the voices of President Kennedy and Martin L. King pleading for us to join hands and become real Americans. The time is Now! Thank God for real Americans! It’s not about color, but it’s about working together as one people for the good. Thank God! Thank God almighty we’re all going to be free at last to work together!
Posted by: Millie L. McGhee | January 27, 2008, 6:40 pm 6:40 pm
I am trying to think exactly what Caroline knows about her dad. Not much, if you ask me.
Posted by: Trish | January 27, 2008, 8:07 pm 8:07 pm
Trish, what an odd comment. It sounds really strange for any of us to judge what this woman may or may not know about her father.
She certainly has access to a whole lot more information about him than I do. And its reasonable to expect she has read a lot more about him than I have. That would seem like a natural reaction to me – to be a least a little bit curious about this famous father she had mostly grown up without.
So I guess what I’m saying is that it never would have crossed my mind to ask you. Nor would I expect anyone to ask me. Neither one of us is qualified to pretend to know.
Posted by: Paul | January 27, 2008, 8:59 pm 8:59 pm
Don’t talk about someones views on issues if you don’t know what ur talking about. Straight from Obama’s website.
“Bring People Out of the Shadows
Obama supports a system that allows undocumented immigrants who are in good standing to pay a fine, learn English, and go to the back of the line for the opportunity to become citizens”
“Go to the back of the line”
what amnesty are u speaking of?
If u want to comment on any other position, get your facts right.
Posted by: BM | January 27, 2008, 9:19 pm 9:19 pm
Caroline makes a very strong statement here and I can’t help but want to dig a little deeper to see if I can see what she sees. She is not a naive woman and if this is the position she is choosing, I need to look a little closer in the direction she is pointing.
Posted by: Penny M | January 27, 2008, 9:43 pm 9:43 pm
“I am trying to think exactly what Caroline knows about her dad. Not much, if you ask me”Trish
This is an absurd and unthoughtful statement that any thinking human being could make to a person who had experienced such a catastrofic loss at an early age.Caroline would be the best person to “know” about her father than any other person. For her it “was and is” in her interest to know.Because that was her father!!
Posted by: sapyukha | January 27, 2008, 10:55 pm 10:55 pm
Barack deserves comparison to the JFK of 1958-59 and with our support will have the opportunity to prove comparison to JFK the President. For those of you not inspired or lifted by Barack’s words of unity and change, you must be lifeless.
Caroline echos the sentiment with her endorsement. Vote Obama Florida, affirm the message.
Posted by: Jon | January 27, 2008, 11:47 pm 11:47 pm
As a woman I would love to see a woman become president. However I cannot support H. Clinton. The Clinton era is over, let’s keep it in the past.
The “Clinton Machine” and their political backstabbing and lying (or shading of the truth if you prefer) will run out of gas and Obama will be the nominee….the cream always comes to the top.
Posted by: jojo | January 28, 2008, 12:09 am 12:09 am
The Clinton goal: To Win. Whatever has to be done or said to obtain that goal is acceptable to these people. I actually laughed when she was in N.H. and she shed her crocodile tears…it was so transparent! Go Obama!
Posted by: jojo | January 28, 2008, 12:14 am 12:14 am
I agree with the comparison between Obama and JFK because the Kennedy “Camelot” was a fairy tale too. JFK’s achievements can be written in two lines. One of which would be the fluffy feeling he gave people. Great! that’s just what I needed, to feel fluffy while everything is going down the toilet.
Posted by: bmacs52 | January 28, 2008, 8:28 am 8:28 am
Caroline Kennedy’s endorsement gives promise to what is essentially a hopeless America, raped and ravaged by the administration of the last seven years.
America needs someone who can move us in a new direction – away from war and big business and toward peace and the concerns of all of us.
Let us hope that this is the new beginning of a new America.
Posted by: Barry K. | January 28, 2008, 9:21 am 9:21 am
Wow Carolins Kennedy and the rest backed Obama and what did they do Nothing…Just like Obama did for Illinois and well do for the rest of the world…and they compare him to Jack and Robert where do they get that from and hell most of Obama follows wasnt even born than so how could they know…he talks with a pearcher tongue and should be one, that is all he is good for preaching, people please listern what he says and watch him real close when he talks,,,at less Hillary dont have to set there for a minute and think what to say she just says it and goes on no thinking at all,,,we need a new change and that is a Woman in the white house…the man have run it for one hundred years and now it is time for that big change…they act like they are scared to see what she can really do for the middle class people…they are man and scared of a little ole gal that is all…..go Hillary and put us in the white house….
Posted by: sally | January 29, 2008, 1:38 pm 1:38 pm
I hear talk that Caroline Kennedy will be Obama’s running mate…that would be an awesome force to be reckoned with…Hill-Billy would raise the white flag bringing there political juggernaut to a screeching halt and the Repubs would lose in the general election to this dream team…hope it happens!
Posted by: kww | January 30, 2008, 12:54 pm 12:54 pm
I don’t know what makes Caroline Kennedy thinks Obama is anything like JFK. I was there when JFK was President and it’s unbelievable that anyone would compare them, especially his daughter.
Posted by: Dee | January 31, 2008, 3:53 pm 3:53 pm
I thought I would read some more of the comments since my last post. I’d hoped and prayed that people would think before speaking out of hatred. We all really need to ask the all powerful spirit “God” to guide our thoughts, because we as Americans are in need of real change or we will surely fall backwards. We must think of our children’s future now, and not keep messing it up for them. We have made enough mistakes with our choices and racism between each other, now we need to work together as Americans. Pray for love to become a part of our lives and God will give us the answer.
Posted by: Millie L. McGhee | February 12, 2008, 2:01 pm 2:01 pm
My grandfather’s family were highly respectable and hard working, never shame woman out of wedlock. My grandpa never would have premarital sex. They were victims of bootlegging/white slavery rich power hungry crimminals. She is married and respected in prosperity. I am doomed to poverty and white slavery and never be able provide for my family, never be respected with good husband in poverty, my grandfather very unhappy with Bobby Kennedy would never shame Caroline Kennedy into white slavery, If teamsters were around our children would not be taken to be in foster care be force in white slavery/women shame out of wedlock/white slavery. It okay be married as bootlegging/white slavery respectable and me force by shame and in poverty with never be able husband provide for family in prosperity.
Posted by: DAwn Johnston | April 11, 2008, 3:03 pm 3:03 pm
REfuse Dhs help and government assistance because it will make us into bondage with catholic church. If all us are starving, penniless, homeless, to protest change except the rich catholics
Posted by: DAwn Johnston | April 11, 2008, 3:07 pm 3:07 pm
Worry about the effect losing my grandfather’s hero, Jimmy Hoffa. Without teamsters we will have white slavery, no women would be respected unless from elite,we have unsafe work enviroment, bosses with bats making you work without profit to make elite rich,unable provide for offspring, our offspring taken away to orphanages,laundry houses, or adoption, legal slavery
Posted by: DAwn Johnston | April 11, 2008, 4:52 pm 4:52 pm
Worry about the effect losing my grandfather’s hero, Jimmy Hoffa. Without teamsters we will have white slavery, no women would be respected unless from elite,we have unsafe work enviroment, bosses with bats making you work without profit to make elite rich,unable provide for offspring, our offspring taken away to orphanages,laundry houses, or adoption, legal slavery
Posted by: DAwn Johnston | April 11, 2008, 4:52 pm 4:52 pm
Bobby kennedy took down Jimmy Hoffa. That is why elite is only married and respected. Why not elite women don’t have jobs or low wages to be force into white slavery by catholics. If the teamsters were here, DHS wouldn’y
would not take our children away to foster care, our tax money pay foster care parents to take care of our children and then make money pimping out our children to johns and filming it. Kennedys and catholics wouldn’t allow us to shame caroline kennedy into white slavery. Teamsters would make sure all children/women were respected and not out of shame. Why do we allow them to shame/explo? Teamsters made sure all women/children provided for and deny out of shame. There will be time our virgins will have to under lock and key. Protect your daughters from shame like Marilyn Monroe. SAve the blood supply. Remember the teamsters.
Posted by: dawn Johnston | April 13, 2008, 12:08 am 12:08 am
Bobby Kennedy took down the unions and teamsters, hard working, high morale people. Teamsters took on Capone. Save your daughters/sons from being
someone’s whore. Save the blood supply. Save the world from greedy, power hungry destruction of society. SAve your daughters/sons from being just someone’s peice of ass to being respected with mutual love. SAve your loveone from being victim of passion to emotionally abuse and neglected. Save your unborn children from being of shame burden to society to being love children provided for. Save us from elite ticket for abuse and neglect on society. Remember teamsters a fair share for everyone whom asset to society by hard work not just elite.
Posted by: dawn Johnston | April 17, 2008, 11:03 am 11:03 am
Bobby Kennedy took down the unions and teamsters, hard working, high morale people. Teamsters took on Capone. Save your daughters/sons from being
someone’s whore. Save the blood supply. Save the world from greedy, power hungry destruction of society. SAve your daughters/sons from being just someone’s peice of ass to being respected with mutual love. SAve your loveone from being victim of passion to emotionally abuse and neglected. Save your unborn children from being of shame burden to society to being love children provided for. Save us from elite ticket for abuse and neglect on society. Remember teamsters a fair share for everyone whom asset to society by hard work not just elite.
Posted by: dawn Johnston | April 17, 2008, 11:03 am 11:03 am
Because of extreme poverty and protect our society from neglect and abuse of being red light zone. Protect the hard working earnings of common people from the greedy money/power hungry elite. Protect our innocents and virgins from shame. To save all people to be respected and pursue happiness from the elite pushing misery and destruction. To save our offspring from poverty of shame. Remeber Jimmy Hoffa/Teamsters, future predicts war for humanity.
Posted by: dawn Johnston | April 17, 2008, 12:07 pm 12:07 pm
Because of extreme poverty and protect our society from neglect and abuse of being red light zone. Protect the hard working earnings of common people from the greedy money/power hungry elite. Protect our innocents and virgins from shame. To save all people to be respected and pursue happiness from the elite pushing misery and destruction. To save our offspring from poverty of shame. Remeber Jimmy Hoffa/Teamsters, future predicts war for humanity.
Posted by: dawn Johnston | April 17, 2008, 12:07 pm 12:07 pm
My last name has been change because of adoption. My family has diverse views on politics and values difference of opinions. MY family is very proud of hard working people. My grandfather and his brothers were dedicate truck drivers, David Johnson, Wallace Johnson, Barnie Johnson, JC Johnson, Arnold Johnson and Ray Johnson. My family migrated from railroad and proud they work with John Henry, the black family build the railroad and Mr Tucker whom had generations of engineers with the railroad. With the automobile, found other ways of living and always were farmers, work harder as farmers and then came drought and dust bowl, all brothers and other family migrated to support family like oregon Hoover damm and had many acquaintances with Woody Guthrie and always found there way back home to Afton. We are far distance relative of hard working farmers like Johnson family in Afton. Because of Job market, I had to leave find job opportunities and long for the moral values and caring enviroment of my hometown, Afton Oklahoma. The treatment of all humans in most humane, loving, safe, caring, secure enviroment has me very home sick with people wishing many blessings to their neighbors.
Posted by: dawn Johnston | April 17, 2008, 12:25 pm 12:25 pm
All of our political leaders were guily of signining NAFTA. Our country will be like third world countries working not for profit but as peons with legal slavery. The elite taught us hate by shameing and disgracing our people. they condone rape, abuse, neglect except on elite. By the treatment of common people, not all people are equal and not all people have the same opportuinites. Save our country from evil like enron, rape, white slavery, saving and loan scandals, poverty, and white crime. Remember the Teamsters, Jimmy Hoffa.
Posted by: dawn Johnston | April 17, 2008, 1:42 pm 1:42 pm
All of our political leaders were guily of signining NAFTA. Our country will be like third world countries working not for profit but as peons with legal slavery. The elite taught us hate by shameing and disgracing our people. they condone rape, abuse, neglect except on elite. By the treatment of common people, not all people are equal and not all people have the same opportuinites. Save our country from evil like enron, rape, white slavery, saving and loan scandals, poverty, and white crime. Remember the Teamsters, Jimmy Hoffa.
Posted by: dawn Johnston | April 17, 2008, 1:42 pm 1:42 pm
Yes!. I agree with CAROLINE KENNEDY, I Do believe that this country would be in good hands with The Next President to be elected Barack Obama, I have nonthing against the other candidates, but! I don’t believe them. Our Country needs change, and change that will be endorsed by a True, Sincere, Candidate, and I believe, I know that the other candidates don’t think that he has enough experience, and know how, but, they are in for a big surprise, because I think that he is Wiser in compassion, knowledge, and knows exactly what needs to be done to succeed in this election, and I will be one to vote for him on election day, we need some new blood ,in the white house, blood that will penetrate good vibes, and power, and Barack , has what it takes, well I’ve gone on enough, but , I wanted to say and give my imput.
Posted by: Rosalyn | June 8, 2008, 1:47 pm 1:47 pm
I agree with Mike Moore:
Say it one more time: “OBAMA-KENNEDY.” A move like that might send a message to the country that the Democrats would actually like to win an election for once.
Make Caroline Kennedy your VP. “Obama-Kennedy.”
Caroline Kennedy for Vice President !
Posted by: RONALD WALDRON | August 20, 2008, 1:11 pm 1:11 pm
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Posted by: RONALD WALDRON | August 20, 2008, 1:13 pm 1:13 pm