Boss Backing Obama

Another billionaire for Obama.
The so-called boss was for Kerry and the other mega-liberals too.
The AFL-CIO endorsed Clinton.

Doug, Just curious….who do you have in your music collection?

This mans endorsement is actually exciting. I am not saying that people will run out and vote Obama now, but some of those men in a certain age groups who will always be a fan..(I also) will stop and notice, and think twice. The Boss pays close attention and feels deeply about policies and politics… He would not back just anyone, and he is down to earth with the rest of us when it comes to them. So yes, he has one up on HIllary…..

Not all unions have endorsed Clinton

JamesC
I think you have pathological problems. really, go see a psychiatrist.

Bono, Sarandon, Penn, someones “Boss” NOT mine, and a whole host of other ultra liberal loonies! No surprise there .. have any real news??

DMK
Are you still here, or busy dissecting the poll?

I said what I wanted to say.. I don’t care about ANY polls in general… So let’s wait till April 22. Hillary’s gonna win! And then you can take your poll and…

Ok, so if we’ve ever listened to a Springsteen recording we are supposed to vote Obama? I could not believe the childish way Obama was acting the other day with the Annie Oakley speech and all the giggling and laughing because Hillary took a drink. I don’t care what he thinks of Hillary. He is supposed to act in a dignified manner. Could you see him acting that way in an audience with the Queen of England, or the Pope? I guess the disrepect he shows the other candidates and his elders is supposed to endear him to the young “highly educated” people who support him. As for Springsteen, it’s a good thing he typed his endorsement instead of singing it, otherwise no one would have been able to understand what he was saying.

DMK
Good point. I don’t think Obama will win Pennsylvania. But i think the way Clinton played this “bitter” card has made the state tighter than it should be. She would have been best-served to let the press and republicans pound the issue for her. Now she looks desperate, negative, silly, and quite frankly, it feeds into the image that the Clintons are in this thing for the Clintons and will do ANYTHING to win. Not to mention they just pooped on white liberal elites like me. Now there are reports that her so-called “ordinary Pennsylvanians” in her ad are not all from Pennsylvania. What embarassment.

You’re right, DMK. I support Obama, but think this endorsement is rubbish.

Re: Polls. Polls are good for one thing. Without them, pollsters would have to look for jobs. So how many people were interviewede in this poll? 500, or 1000? How many millions of registered voters in PA? The polls said Obama had NH by 10 points the night before the election. That worked out well for him, didn’t it?

DMK
- “Who cares about Bruce anymore??! He’s so washed out!”
spoken like a true Hillary supporter…if he doesn’t support Hillary he no longer matters to the party… as far as an artist supporting someone is concerned …I think Bruce matters.
I guess Barbra is the only artist left that matters…haha. or the others who stayed in the Lincoln Bedroom with Bill and Hill.

Tthe boss stands for the people. I like that he’s made a decision.

Hillary is being ousted by ultra-leftists. Reasonable democrats can still fight the scourge.
Fight back! VOTE NADER

…and for those who say polls don’t matter…I agree to some extent but this was supposed to be a blow out…remember… Murtha saying she is going to beat him by 20 points…lol…
Do you see the more stallwart dems and intelligent people get to meet Obama up close like Mr. Springsteen (or much of the press) they realize …the Clintons don’t look so good anymore.
It is only those who are intimidated, riding on the memory of her as their first lady and the undeclared queen of the party and/or counting on the the old boys netwrok of politics that the Clintons have ruled for 15 years that stay with them…uh…her.

I hope that my fellow North Carolinians have better sense than to vote for Obama. He has already widened the racial divide that exists in this state just by running. Anyone who thinks racism means whites against blacks in this country has never spent anytime here in NC. And yes, here in our small towns we do cling to our Religion and our Guns. We pray every night for God to keep us safe from the drug dealing gangs who have moved into the rural areas here because the law enforcement is not prepared to handle them, and we have our guns ready for the late night home invaders here who come into our homes to take everything we have. And then when we do jail them for their crimes, we get to listen to how racist we are because of the percentage of blacks we have in prison here, and how Brother Obama is going to change all that. For all of us, if Hillary isn’t the niminee, we will vote for McCain. I would rather put up with four more years of Republican garbage than put up with what we will go through if Obama is elected.

Melanie did you just say that “you do cling to your religion and guns”? Not sure I read that right.
So you are pissed that Obama said the same thing.
No you all aren’t just angry that this candidate who fooled you for years into thinking they were the king and queen of the democratic party…no matter what they did putting themselves first. (Even putting themselves 1st and 2nd… …can you imagine being the child of Hillary and Bill… yeah sure you’re the most important thing in their lives… but put your life on hold ofr in the shadows or spend most of your time talking about BOTH of your parents… can you imagine that?)

James C like all of the other stupid people who have jumped on the elitist comment have no idea what Obama was saying. Let me break it down for you.
Every 4 years the Republicans go into these small towns and spew garbage about Democratic liberals trying to take away their guns, stop school prayer and stop abortion. When plants close and their jobs are shipped overseas, some may even harbor ill feelings towards foreigners blaming them for taking their jobs by working for sub standard wages. Now, instead of voting for the Democrats who have their economic interest in mind, they instead vote Republican, convinced that they will protect their right to own a gun, pass legislation making school prayer mandatory while fighting to repeal Roe v Wade. After years of being screwed, these people will not vote for Democrats. Their vote is based on those hot button issues – not their own economic interest. The Republicans can’t solve your financial problems but if you vote for their guy he won’t pick a running mate who is Pro Choice. Now tell me, how do any of those things help you if you’re unemployed or your house is being foreclosed? ANYBODY? ANYBODY?
Personally, I think people who vote this way are complete idiots! But that’s just me. Another snobby stuck up African American female. I’m probably more of an elitist than the Obamas but I’ll tell you something…I’m extremely bitter! See, 4 years ago at the age of 44 I voted for the first time ever. For years my family was very active in voting but I always felt that it was just a waste of time even though I was riddled with gilt. As an African American the right to vote was achieved with the blood of a lot of other people. Then in 2004, I voted for Al Gore and look what happened! The whole Florida incident left a bad taste in my mouth. However, there is no way I’m going to miss the opportunity to vote for Obama. Like many African Americans I use to love the Clintons. Now I see them both for who and what they really are. PATHETIC!
Obama08

The Boss – I like his music. But we differ on politics.

roxanne – Whether you like it or not Barack Obama violated two elementary rules of political campaigning. A candidate should never play the role of a political scientist or sociologist analyzing a key electoral swing group from afar and should never dissect the motivations of less privileged people when talking to a group of privileged people.

“Do you feel better knowing that a President Obama is going to spend his time and energy going after his fellow Americans who have been protecting us from the Islamic terrorists who are intent on killing Americans”?
Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes! Bush and his boys have committed numerous crimes against the Iraqi people, the Constitition, and American citizens. We were sold the lie that they were protecting and spreading American moral values, and all the while they were giving us a corporate, big business raping and lynching. Wake up America! You’ve been had, you’ve been took, you’ve been bamboozeled to the tune of compromised Constitutional rights, a screwded up economy , and dead and maimed soldiers in Iraqi as the corporate giants continue to get wealthier.

DMK
So Obama says…he makes mistakes. He doesn’t give in to some of this crap coming from the other side but admits on occasion to making mistakes. Hillary has done that once…twice and really never actually said the words “I made a mistake” …and when she has… it has never been quickly… it has never been before a torrent of people showing her and after her own multiple denials…even in the face of overwhe,ming evidence in the opposite direction…
but you post on here… that OBAMA needs humility?
I think if that is the reason you are not voting for Obama …you need to take a harder look at the situation at hand.

I didnt know that Bruce is prone to hallucinations too..maybe high on something, when he wrote this?. one more who is subverting the truth and attempting to shove down to us incompetent Obama. No more the Boss for me, I’m gonna go trash his records.

Obama represents the future of America.
Hillary is dishonest (liar)and paid off by lobbyists. Want more of George Bush? Vote for Hillary.
Want to restore America to its former greatness? Vote for Barack.

EAST COAST
Hillary’s lists of associations and scandals and questionable ethics…is A LOT longer than the one you posted.
People in office meet and work with lots of bad people … but if you are going to judge a candidate on their relationships and scandals… there is nobody (name me one politician) that has as many scandals, lawsuits, questions, investigations, disbarrments, caught lying, used the Lincoln bedroom, questions about finanical transactions associated withpardons and bills passing and favors…
than the Clintons…
It was a big part of the reason Bush got elected in the first place.

David Carville – Interesting. With oil hitting $113 a barrel today I’d be interested in how Obama will fix this problem. Especially with Obama pulling out of Iraq and the mess that’s going to sweep through the middle east then if think gas is expensive today now you ain’t seen nothing yet. High energy equals low dollar and high cost of living and less jobs. That should make America great again.

I remember in 2004 he backed Kerry also. How did that work out?

Its comical some people post about Obama being clean and not taking money from the lobbies, the fact is he is neck to neck if not ahead of Clinton in terms of funds and fund raisers from lobbies/PACs.
Can Obama do anything wrong? Its just amazing anytime anything comes up bad about him, either it is brushed aside with silly excuses from media and supporters or with a cleverly articulated coverup speech, please save us from them even if they are his own words for a change, you can find better lines and speeches in hollywood movies..this whole adulation for him is just ridiculous.
If not Clinton, I will take an old seasoned McCain as a president to a faltering incompetent Obama.

And Obama’s gonna say this is cool!!. to add to your comment; East Coast.

windrider – Democrats control congress and the senate so why haven’t we seen any democrat improvements yet? Democrats were swept into office to stop the war remember? What happened to that promise?

Bruce: I find this shocking that you do not keep up on such a important topic… Hillary has had the most Black population since day one. Something like 55%. Bill and Hillary carry those votes. I think you should get your facts straight… I might scare you.

There a good article on USA today’s website entitled “Obama tied to lobbyists, but boasts of not taking money”. The connection with his fellow lawyers is most interesting.

dl – Green jobs? The answer? My friend, there’s a big old world out there where other nations have already gone this route and not much has happened at all. Other nations have discovered it is fossil fuels that power the planet and will for decades and decades to come which translates into costs world wide. Perhaps one half of all products in our lives are derivatives of petroleum products. That’s not gonna change anytime soon. To effect even one percent of a nation the size of America will take thirty years to build the infrastructure of sufficient capacity to matter. You know that.

Jackt51 – You do know a poll is not a vote, correct? How was the poll conducted? What groups were surveyed? What regions? How many blacks in poll? What methods were used? Telephone? Computer generated calling? Did you check?

Jackt51,
So in your eyes if Hillary wins the nomination she has stolen it, because in your eyes your ELITE LIMOUSINE LIBERAL candidate OBAMA already owns the nomination, right? I used to think this was a Democratic process until I started dealing with the likes of the Obama Zombies.
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Obama–will say or do anything to keep the working class people down.

Dogsoldier if America gets to a renewable energy source (i.e. fuel cell advances with new technology …turning water and sun into hydrogen and then using it and turning it back into water…which is right there… more efficient solar energy technology…etc)
We have the facilities, the schools …the resources to make that happen…
other nations do not have what America has on that front…but they had some will.
If one of these companies breaks that fuel cell science and is able to create that ( and their are companies doing this… and making serious advancements in the past year especially) think what it would do to our economy if suddenly just cars, homes and airplanes could be powered without petroleum.
These are not fantasy creations these are technologies that exist and the questions of using that technolgy is in it’s ustainabilty past a lab and/or shrinking the size of the technology doing it.
I absolutely do not think we are 30 years away from that. and if one of these other countries gets to it first… good for them but with those discoveries come a windfall of industry and export.

Turku Wren
Nader? Did the conversation just representationally stop when you said that.
As much as I wonder about people who are still stuck in their stance with hillary and Mccain… anybody who jumps in and says Nader… I think… Now here is somebody who I have absolutely no understanding of how his brain works…lol.
No offense just not sure what a vote for Nader does besides waste the energy you use going to the polls on election day.

dl – Yes, we’re thirty years or more away. For instance, the power grid alone is and remains the culprit for the recent power failures about 16 months ago. Did it get upgraded since then? No! Why? No one is willing to throw out the big bucks to fix the problems and we’re just one power line moment from another disaster. Do you have any idea of the costs involved in the power grid alone? That’s just one single example of the magnitude of the problem. I know Clinton says green power as well, but if you know anything about energy usage at all, and I work in the field with big oil, you soon develop a keen awareness of the magnitude of the needs of a nation this size. It’s all touch and go on the best of days. And that is no joke, believe me.

dl
If the choice for Hillary voters come down to McCain, Obama or Nader, I’m sure Nader will get his share. Nader’s anti-corruption represents a good way for voters to make their real feelings heard. Much better than voting for socialists.

bhciapol – Obama born to run? I thought Obama was born to bowl.

I found two press releases related to foreclosures on Obama’s website:
April 10, 2008
Obama Discusses Plan to Help Families, Stimulate the Economy
August 31, 2007
Obama: Bush Proposal on Lending Does Not Go Far Enough

Mary Burningham – So, pulling out of Iraq will make the oil prices go down?

Great article Lauren. It really demonstrates the class of Hillary Clinton and her commanding knowledge of the issues. And her last line really exhibits her humorous side with “Dewey Beats Truman.” Good stuff. Stuff that makes for a great presidential candidate.
Thanks for posting the article.

roxanne – That’s a little on the “bitter” side, don’t you think? The Wright issue? Who mention Wright today? Shotgun? That’s a little strong, don’t you think? Bill and the intern. That is correct. But I personally don’t like telling my own friends who sometimes find themselves in somewhat the same situation as Bill and Hillary after the fact, this is what I think you should do. I actually encourage them to try to talk things out for themselves and for the sake of their children and loved ones. I believe with faith and forgiveness it is quite possible for my friends to grow stranger together with time and some professional help. I’ve seen it go both ways. By and large the breaking up of a family is the most difficult experience I’ve seen happening to friends of mine. I’m still chasing women yet and never had the personal experience myself, but it’s not something I’d even wish on my enemies. It’s too hard from what I’ve seen.
I guess we’ll just have to wait and see how PA votes. I do not believe in polls. Never have.
Obama may be a fine looking AA man and if that is your reasons for supporting him then OK. We differ.

Wow – “The Boss” has a brain!!:
“Critics have tried to diminish Sen. Obama through the exaggeration of certain of his comments and relationships,” Springsteen said in his letter. “While these matters are worthy of some discussion, they have been ripped out of the context and fabric of the man’s life and vision … often in order to distract us from discussing the real issues.”

Another great endorsement from another great person! Go Obama go!!!!
“Bitters for Obama!”

James C. above sounds mighty bitter (I know- it’s getting old- smile) butt, really, how sad that James and others believe everything they read about Obama- everything negative. When something is written about Clinton or McCain I do my research and sometimes find their words were taken out of context.
I feel Speingsteen’s endorsement is great!

It is so funny to me that I hear people saying that Obama twisted Hillary’s words. I want someone to TRUTHFULLY tell me what words and when. I can HONESTLY show you how she has twisted his words, that bit her right in the butt. She’s like a sniper that hides behind a bush and waits for her oppurtunity to fire. Did I say SNIPER?

Obama will not win the presidential race if he does get the democratic nominee..too many of Hillary’s supporters know what a fraud and joke he is and will change their vote to Mccain. I dont feel that Obama’s supporters will do the same if she is elected because they do have some faith in her. Hillary’s supporters are smart and know a fraud, like Obama, when we see one.

Paul, voting for someone due to the party affiliation only, and not on what they stand for and what we think of them personally is pretty foolish and very petty..just as bad as voting for someone because they are black or white..you are voting for the party affiliation and not what they stand for.. go cry about that. :)..like i said, most of us can see thru obama’s lies.

If you are willing to vote Republican if Hillary doesn’t win, there is something wrong with you. I’ll allow you to figure out what that problem is. Only you know deep inside what that really is. While there are Obama supporters saying that, it is not even remotely close in number as the Hillary supporters that are saying it. Hillary supporters would rather damage this country even more than it is now if she doesn’t get the nomination. That is being and adult. And that goes to both sides that are saying it. Hillary will support Obama, and Obama will support Hillary when this thing finally pans out. Stop acting like children. I don’t care what you say, You are acting like children.

paul,
Again, i dont vote because of what someone else tells me i should, or because what party they are affiliated with. I use my own head and my own good judgement to form opinions based on facts or at least what we are allowed to see, hear, and know about each candidate. Just because Hillary will support Obama, doesnt mean ill have to or doesnt mean i should. I dont vote because a party tells me to. I vote because its who i feel will be the best candidate and the best leader for our country. Its why the system is set up as it is to let us vote for who we think is best.

Paul, and why cant you enlighten me as to why its so wrong to vote for who i think is best even if they arent democrat? Its because you dont have a good reason, only stupid ones.

If you listen to a celebrity for your opinions in life and in particular how you vote – PLEASE RENIG YOUR CITIZENSHIP. You have to be joking. I cannot believe that there are this many dumb journalists out there.

Ryan – again, if you’re an independent, it makes perfect sense. But party members tend to be party members because they support the general direction of that party, and know that supporting their candidates, even the lacking ones, help pursue the party’s broader goals.
I’m an independent, so I prefer you’re view. If I preferred the latter I described above, I’d be a party member. I think the more relevant question is why aren’t you an independent?

Bruce who?

One big fact has largely been lost in the recent coverage of the Democratic presidential race: Hillary Rodham Clinton has virtually no chance of winning.
Her own campaign acknowledges there is no way that she will finish ahead in pledged delegates. That means the only way she wins is if Democratic superdelegates are ready to risk a backlash of historic proportions from the party’s most reliable constituency. Unless Clinton is able to at least win the primary popular vote — which also would take nothing less than an electoral miracle — and use that achievement to pressure superdelegates, she has only one scenario for victory. An African-American opponent and his backers would be told that, even though he won the contest with voters, the prize is going to someone else.People who think that scenario is even remotely likely are living on another planet. As it happens, many people inside Clinton’s campaign live right here on Earth. In other words: The notion of the Democratic contest being a dramatic cliffhanger is a game of make-believe.The real question is why so many people are playing. The answer has more to do with media psychology than with practical politics. Journalists have become partners with the Clinton campaign in pretending that the contest is closer than it really is. Most coverage breathlessly portrays the race as a down-to-the-wire sprint between two well-matched candidates, one only slightly better situated than the other to win in August at the national convention in Denver. The media are also enamored of the almost mystical ability of the Clintons to work their way out of tight jams, as they have done for 16 years at the national level. That explains why some reporters are inclined to believe the Clinton campaign when it talks about how she’s going to win on the third ballot at the Democratic National Convention in August.

Hillary Rodham Clinton wants voters to decide the nomination based on who can coolly and competently run the country. She had better hope they don’t study her recent campaign too closely for the answer. Clinton has overseen two major staff shake-ups in two months. She has left a trail of unpaid bills and unhappy vendors and had to loan her own campaign $5 million to keep it afloat in January. Her campaign badly underestimated her main adversary, Barack Obama, miscalculated the importance of organizing caucus states and was caught flat-footed after failing to lock up the nomination on Super Tuesday. The Clinton [...] campaign has been marked by strategic missteps, financial uncertainty and personnel drama. Its strengths — a supremely disciplined candidate and remarkable fundraising — have been undermined by other aspects of the enterprise, such as a headstrong, factionalized staff and a spendthrift approach. The conventional wisdom once held that it was Bill Clinton who was chronically improvisational and unable to run a tight ship. That flaw, it seems, runs in the family.It would be easy to dismiss all of this as fairly conventional political stumbling — if she hadn’t made her supreme readiness and managerial competence the central issue of her presidential campaign. .. “Any time you are involved in a long campaign, there are going to be major substantive and procedural gaffes,” says former Democratic Rep. David Bonior, an uncommitted superdelegate who served as the campaign manager to John Edwards. “The question is how a campaign handles those gaffes and how a candidate handles them. And I think it’s fair to say that Sen. Obama has handled [his] problems better than Sen. Clinton.” Clinton’s defenders argue that the relatively smooth-running Obama operation obscures the reality that the first-term Illinois senator is an untested, naive politician who showed little spine or genius during his unremarkable four years in the U.S. Senate. Clinton loyalists think the Obama story has a predictable conclusion: He gets torn apart by a ruthless GOP and crushed in the general election. But, it is also true that a fair measurement of the candidates’ leadership skills is their management of their campaign. Easily the largest enterprise they have run in their lives — in February alone, Obama had 1,280 paid employees, at a cost of $2.61 million; Clinton had 935 employees and a monthly payroll of $1.63 million — the campaign reveals flaws and strengths that will only be magnified in the Oval Office.

I guess Hillary is a honest as they get. She never tells a lie, and never twist people’s words in and effort to get ahead in the polls..Yea I guess I’d trust her too…Remember there are no bitter people in small towns, and the economy is doing just peachy…Yea I’d trust her too.

no Jason, i would claim democrat..for sure not republican…probably more independant…but i do affiliate myself with the democrats because i would have to be hard pressed to every vote republican..if i thought that obama was capable..i agree with his policies probably more than mccain, but from what i have seen in the news, his personality and accountability is very flawed and like i said before, i think he will run this country into the ground with his lack of experience and his lies.

As a white university professor, I, along with my children and grandchildren, am honored and privileged to be part of this great history in the making and vote for Sen. Obama. Now, will America rise to the occasion and embrace this great change and truly unite, showing the world that ONLY in America this can happen, and that it really is the land of the free? Or, will those whose better judgement is clouded by petty prejudices and misconceptions continue the divisive tradition of ‘Us’ and ‘Them’, propagated by those politicians who firmly believe in their politics of divide and rule and public deception?

Jason, im not trying to persuade you into believing anything. im supporting my stance that i will not vote obama in the November election. I do not need to provide a single fact for that. you are trying to persuade me as to why im wrong for this but you can only attack Hillary’s womanhood. She is 60 something years old..i think she looks very ladylike to be her age and with the stress she has been under.

unity:
Divide and rule? Public deception?
Sounds like you’re talking about Obama to me. The guy is truly slippery!

Ron, i think Bill did a fabulous job as President, i would love to have 8 more years of Clinton. The economy was booming as much as it has in the past 30-40 years and things were looking up, until that republican Bush got into office.

Im not here to throw Hillary’s name in the mud like you people are doing to Obama. To be honest I’d be more prone to think that Hillary is dirty, than Obama. My problem is, if you are a Dem how can you support a Republican if your person is not, nominated. To me there are other personal issues. Because it is not policy. As far as the whole facts deal, I didn’t ask for them YOU DID. Remember you attacked me by saying that I sound like an Obama speech with no facts. Then I ask you about facts and you tell me you don’t have to provide me with any. Sounds Fair to me.

As a long time political analyst, I am quite convinced that the protracted rivalry within the Democratic presidential campaign, which has, for the most part, been instigated by Hilary Clinton’s insistence on “going all the way”, could only amount to political suicide for the Democratic Party. This, of course, in turn, would cost the Democrats not only the November election, but also would lead o the disenfranchisement of the next generation and those who feel neglected by history in this country. In this campaign, it has become obvious that Obama represents the voice of the youth and those who are tired of the old system and its politics of cronyism, and are craving real change in the political landscape in this country. On the other hand, Hilary Clinton represents mostly the working-class who nostalgically clings to the memories of the economic boom of the 90’s, the repeat of which, from an economic standpoint, is quite unlikely, given the gargantuan tasks ahead, such as, how to end the war in Iraq and Afghanistan (Which some people seem to have forgotten about. America has some 20,000 troops stationed there), and the existence of major international players such as China and India, whose demands for oil and other resources make the repeat of the 90’s nothing more than a just wishful thinking and a pipe dream. America needs an overhaul in its political scene, something that only a new voice that reflects the aspirations of the new generation can achieve. A personality whose charisma can rally people together and can bring about renewed hope. Of course, the word ‘Change’ can sometimes be frightening to some, simply because it might mean letting go of the old habits, which often die hard. However, judging by the state in which America has found itself, thanks to the current Administration’s abrasive policies, both home and overseas, change is inevitable and this can only lead to building a better and stronger America. America and Americans can not afford getting stuck in these political bickerings and divisive policies of ‘Us’ and ‘Them’ while countries like India and China are rising as the new politico- economic powerhouses.

Wrong!!!!
He denounced the words. He said that he would not disown the man. To me, that is a man. Most so called analyst thought it was Political Suicide to continue to stand by his pastor but he did. If he had denounced the man, to me that would have been a political stunt, but he stood by him.

Jason,
the reason is i am not trying to change your mind, only support why i wont vote obama. i dont trust him, from the things i have seen, heard and learned about him, i dont think he will be a good president. this is why i wont vote for him. regardless of what he says and does, i dont trust him. His slip ups and his negative publicity has far outweighed anything positive he says, and anything negative Hillary does. She misremembered something from over 10 years ago..ive done the same thing it was 10 years ago. Obama went to church and believed that god should damn america and that we brought 911 on ourselves..

jason, that is one of the major reasons i think he is aliar..he denounced what the guy said and believes after the fact..after we found out what was being said..it was all ok before that..he had heard those sermons before, something of the sort, but continued to go..when my pastor started talking badly about gays, i stood up for what i believed, told him i totally disagree and told him i am no longer part of his congregation. that would have impressed me if i heard obama did that in the past..he didnt, he kept going and supporting until we found out…that is a coward

Ryan, you are stretching, you are looking for a reason to not believe him. But its ok, you have all the reason in the world to trust Hillary. At least he doesn’t run away from something because it COULD be politically damaging. To me, that is what a man is made of. That is what a candidate should be. He stands beside his words, and he stands beside his Pastor, even IF its political suicide. You’d rather support a person that is a bold face liar.

Ron, what are you talking about? its policy and legislature that fixes the economy. It was the same legistlature and govnerment and policies that got us in such a huge financial hole. You are crazy.
I dont have to stretch for reasons Jason, Obama just puts them out there for us all. thanks for your input. You didnt change my mind.
Have a good day all, im out of here.

Ron—Has the big O been to bosnia?

Biker if you were in when I was you would know that an e-5 sgt. is a buck, and most E-5 in armor are specialists.

Is this the same guy (the “Boss”) who tried to buy his daughter an $850,000 horse? Hey, Bruce, you’re really mainstream America….
Talk about out of touch!

rjoe = McCain supporter….not like anyone can’t tell! LOL
Hey McCain – we invented lowercase sometime in the last 1000 years.

n January 1995, as the Clintons were licking their wounds from the 1994 congressional elections, a debate emerged at a retreat at Camp David. Should the administration make overtures to working class white southerners who had all but forsaken the Democratic Party? The then-first lady took a less than inclusive approach.
“Screw ‘em,” she told her husband. “You don’t owe them a thing, Bill. They’re doing nothing for you; you don’t have to do anything for them.”

I get so tired of these celebrity endorsements – who cares how they plan to vote – do they think I really need their input to tell me how to vote … and from this aging rocker who can’t sing – geez – like I care – he’s a flaming liberal and that’s even worse than him trying to tell me how to vote.

Let’s dig up Bob Dylan.
Who is influenced by this endorsement?
This reminds me of Briney’s “support the president” comment. Let’s laugh and get back to arguing. Obama 08

Good endorsement! Any one who thinks it wont count in PA dont understand PA. Look at it this way, Hillary Clinton had Elton John endorse her. LMAO. Who do you think the mainstream working class white males will identify with more? Elton John or The Boss?

This will keep Springsteen’s record of backing losers perfect.
I am at a loss to understand why these self inflated entertainers think that they have any political influence.

what news.

hmmm, let’s see who did he endorse in 2004, B O looking more like Kerry everyday.

Trying to poach some koolaide drinkers to buy his next CD, sales are slow.