Comments on: Two Major Endorsements Missing In Pennylvania Primary

By: Bill B.

Bill B. — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 02:30:20 +0000

I wouldn’t support Senator Clinton if the economy is the main issue for me, and jobs and people’ homes are being foreclosed. If I were a Superdelegate, I wouldn’t be at all comfortable with Senator Clinton’s Campaign being managed by Maggie Williams, who had actually served in a subprime lending company that is part of the problem faced by home foreclusres. Then there’s another Clinton ally, Clinton ally, HUD secretary Henry Cisneros ,grossed over 5 million from the subprime lending indudtry. It’s hard to imagine Senator Clinton, not manipulating the naive to believe that she has the best answer for solving the economy. Besides, she talks about job retraining to help the jobless. Is she kidding? What’s the purpose of retraining if there are no available jobs?

Senator Obama attracts the support of America’s Creative Class. If the Creative Class can be inspired by Senator to creative refreshingly new products, then that would be the answer to availabilty of jobs.

We can no longer depend on old manufacturing products and services that foreigners can provide at cheaper costs. We need new industries to take America into the future. And that’s the hope and change Senator Obama will lead America to.

By: Alex Wells

Alex Wells — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 12:41:43 +0000

Everything that has gone wrong in this election, will go wrong in the next election. It’s just a point of waiting for the other shoe to drop or when the well, you know to hit the fan, whichever comes first.

By: jac

jac — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 02:56:25 +0000

Hillary needs to fess up TOO about NAFTA, her calandar shows she held 5 meetings to help push the measure thru to law. A recent c-span tape also revealed she was the one who did the “wink, wink” with Canada. The Canadian gov was very upset about her campaign dragging them in to US politics. Then there’s the claim about Hillary securing the peace related to ending the IRA bloodshed, the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize called her claim,”quite silly”.I don’t know how she accomplished such feats without security clearance. Need I go on? She lied.

By: Chelsea

Chelsea — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 01:16:30 +0000

In 1996 my self esteem was at an all time low. Going to Bosnia was a chance for me to end it all in one fell swoop.
I wanted to get sniped at the airport. Prior to that landing in Bosnia the American press never said a word about me. It was as if I didn’t live in the White House. Those 8 years of experience in the White House have made me more qualified than Obama to run this country. If the media wants to talk about truth, how about giving me some credit for enduring 8 years of my dad doing interns while my mother was plotting to become his successor.

By: Sinbad

Sinbad — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 00:48:14 +0000

When I was in Bosnia with Hillary the tension was so thick you could cut it with a knife. I felt it was my job to allay any fears that Hillary and Chelsea
might have harbored. With the conditions deteriorating fast I finally admitted that I didn’t belong to any gangs, hadn’t done drugs for weeks and I had no improper intent when I asked Chelsea
if she was wearing underwear or a thong.

By: pat

pat — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 22:57:58 +0000

aren’t we all perfect.I’m lucky if I remember what I had for breakfast,let alone 12 years ago.Reporters,media/press are bored,they have nothing new to report
so they are looking for junk.Who cares if hillary padded her story,it sounds better if there was danger,who cares where obama is vactioning,what we care aboutis US

By: Formerly Jim

Formerly Jim — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 19:30:01 +0000

JR,
Dodging bullets (or not) is hardly something you get to write off as a “lapse in memory”

By: Rick Madden

Rick Madden — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:31:35 +0000

JR,
Hillary (Obama and the Democrats) look at America like it IS a Third World country. Riddled with all sorts of problems, suffering people, bankruptcy, moral decay, life style decline, energy crisis, etc. If it is so bad here, why do we have an illegal risk everything to sneak into the country? Yes we’ve run into a little bit of a down economy but we haven’t dropped to the GNP of Zaire. Yes we have to modify our spending and consuming habits but there is no crisis. Healthcare for all should be a goal but is not a right. So to you and the Dems that talk about the US like we are a third world country, snap out of it. I know you are ready for the end of GWB and to start socialized spending again but let’s see what the US has to say in November. In the meantime, pick a candidate. Flip a coin at your convention.

By: jack russell

jack russell — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 16:45:10 +0000

Larry,
in the latest polls Hillary Clinton has a commanding 16 point lead over obama in penna,the economy is bankrupt,health care is in critical condition,the iraq war is going on year 6 and all the obama and mccain supporters and most media want to talk about is a lapse in memory by Hillary from 16 years ago,
Larry are we in America or some third world country?

By: anon

anon — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 15:56:09 +0000

Have you ever been in a crowded room and felt that you were all alone? That’s kind of what I’m feeling about this presidential election. We have whittled the presidential hopefuls down to three candidates. One is a grumpy old man, one is a man filled with hope (or hate depending which church pew you sit in) and the last is a woman who tends to use her words unwisely when it comes to padding her resume.
With leaders like this who needs enemies.
Thank God for Congress and the Senate. They will save us from the political, economic and military morass we find ourselves in, no matter who becomes president!! ……….On second thought has anyone seen where I put my passport?