Comments on: The Obama-Casey Ticket

By: AL

AL — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 15:25:55 +0000

Don’t forget the bigger picture. McCain would be another Bush. I support Obama. If he doesn’t get the nomination, then I will vote for Hillary. I don’t really like her but anything is better than repeating the last four years. Get real people, McCain supports war for 100 years, had to be corrected about extremists and al queeda, and not to be mean (but is way over the hill). Think about how much things went downhill in the Bush years. McCain says he does not understand the economy and thinks some of the people that got subprime loans deserve it and should help themselves. Realize the bigger issue and vote a decomcrat instead of McCain. I’m sure Hillary will be back in 2012.

By: beamangrow

beamangrow — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 10:23:32 +0000

come on people why can,t you make a comment with out speculation.
fact.clinton dont have any experience,35 years doing what?.her husband experience is not hers,that is why she lied about her experience in bosnia to boost her credentials.
There are people who will vote for her even if jesus christ came down and said she is the wrong person,so vote for her,but dont make faulse statements about the other guy you know nothing about,when you know there are other reasons you dont want to vote for him.
get real

By: Ruth Cole

Ruth Cole — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 22:11:37 +0000

Bob Casey said the other day that he is supporting Obama because his daughters were for Obama and they wanted him to support him, too. This lame idea has been put forth by Caroline Kennedy, Maria Shriver, Clair McCaskill, Gov. of WI Doyle, and now Casey of PA! I think I would not choose anyone to serve as VP who used this as his basis for making such a major decision. In fact I might not choose him as our senator the next time around.

By: cheryl

cheryl — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 17:26:51 +0000

Yes, get ready OBAMA is going to win. It’s true we know most of Hillary’s dirt and there is enough to bury me in my grave, and now people are just waiting to see if there is more on Obama.Well maybe, just maybe, he is a pretty good guy. Face it people, both candidates are running a campaign of HOPE. The clintons, and I say the clintons, the whole family is out there, are just HOPING that something unforgivable will come out about OBAMA and that is her only HOPE to win. She knows she can’t win any other way. THe superdelegates will never overturn the will of the people. Most votes have gone to Obama and unless something more is unveiled that makes him appear unelectable,the superdelegates’ votes are going that way too. That is her HOPE campaign. OBAMA’s is for CHANGE. Right now I will take any kind of CHANGE. If Hillary wins her HOPE campainge, I am a dedicated democrat and I will cast my vote for her. To the guy saying most blacks are voting for Obama and this is true, well most women are voting for Hillary, didn’t see u mention that, maybe they are just voting for a woman and they too are not voting for the best candidate. There is always two sides to every coin.

By: Kervin Fondren

Kervin Fondren — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:22:14 +0000

Obama should win the presidency if we are to attempt a genuine reflection of the fact that every American should have the opportunity to become the U.S. President. As a teacher, I tell my students everyday that they can aspire to become anything they desire if they work hard for it. One problem I see is that we have Peloski and Rice as two of the most powerful women in the world, and President Hillary Clinton would affirm that this world is truly being run by women, and make this society a matriarchy. I believe that Blacks have been fighting for civil rights longer than women in America, and women never were slaves involuntarily. They would have been an ideal ticket though; Obama/Clinton!

By: fedup

fedup — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 11:43:31 +0000

another thread mentions the connection between bho church, wright, and reparations for blacks.
We have got to get some of this stuff to stick to him.
He is a wolf in sheeps clothing!

By: andrew h. brown

andrew h. brown — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 10:53:54 +0000

I’m so sick of Obama that I changed from Republican to Democrate so I can cast my vote for the best candidate, Clinton!

By: Steve

Steve — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 08:19:31 +0000

Obama is sweet talking many people about his (long) short list for VP. It’s another “billiant” Obama game which will blow up in his face, just like Wrightgate; and the shell game he played denying MI and FL solutions.
His house of cards will fall apart very soon. You can’t fool all of the people all of the time, and expect to get away with it. That’s why he’s so desperate to end the race early. People have realized he is not who he claims to be. He’s a ver smart player who in ingenuous.
He did promise the state of Illinois he’d serve his full term and I’m so curious to see if he accomplishes much change in the Senate.
Go Hillary! I have faith Hillary will restore the USA to peace and prosperity.

By: Al, San Francisco

Al, San Francisco — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 04:28:13 +0000

Stupid Democrat,
If you have nothing but hate, you will not find anything good in Obama or Clinton. Just take a long breadth and think it over. Both are exceptional candidates. Oh yes, Obama’s wife mis spoke, Hillary is divisive. Obama’s pastor said something nasty. Give me a break and just grow up. Both are human and so both have strength and weaknesses. And both will make a great president. Unless of course you want Another term for Bush in McCain incarnation.
So stop fighting among yourself.

By: Agnes

Agnes — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 03:58:27 +0000

I cannot stand Obama. People think he inspired us. We want a president, not a spiritual pastor. Who gave him the right to say that Senator Clinton can stay on the race as long as she wants. Come on. Obama, who do you think you are. Clinton gets Nutter’s endorsement. So… not all African-Americans are blind. I feel sorry for Richardson. He might think he has a chance to become Obama’s VP. He abandoned Clinton’s friendship to HELP Obama. See what happened…Ha! Ha!