2008 Politics

OBAMA...Now is the US ready for OBAMA...I am Another Bush/McCain same..But then Americans actually put Bush in office twice...LET US HOPE THAT AMERICA is more educated politically now, so no more BIG MISTAKES.

I KNOW WHAT VICTORY TASTES LIKE I stood in the Ramada here in Wilkes Barre, PA on Tuesday night surrounded by volunteers from out-of-state who came in to help us with the campaign. I was also surrounded by fellow Pennsylvanians. When they announced that Hillary had won Pennsylvania by 10 points I was not bothered. It was only a month ago that she was up over 20 points. And this is supposed to be her home town. I do not feel we have lost anything. In fact, having met and worked with these wonderful people that I otherwise may not have gotten to know, I won. No matter what comes in the future, I won. In fact we all won and will continue to win tomorrow and throughout our lives because of what we have accomplished together. I may not be able to go to Indiana or North Carolina. But if there is anything I can do from here I can be counted on to do it. That is my promise to you all and the campaign. Sincerely Yours, Bill Browne

I feel compelled to vote for Obama, Hilary is a part of the problem in Washington, and Obama just feels right. Hilary isn't as bad as the Republicans have been, but then again it would be hard to be. I am tired of picking the lesser of two evils. For once we have a real choice, a good choice, and I choose to vote for Barack Obama...

<Hillary! If you want to recover your fundamental liberties. And... NormaJo, you already told her. So what? Does every body has to support your estimate? And Sharon: sure yor views don't follow conservative propaganda? Isn't this the time for a woman to take hold of goverment and try to repair all the harm done?

I like Obama as much as the next guy, but what Americans don't necessarily think about is his lack of experience will be a problem. Both candidates have good intentions and frankly, I wouldn't mind either one of them. But Hillary's experience in Washington will help her get things done. If a democrat wins, he/she has their work cut out for them thanks to the current administration. It takes years of experience in DC to understand how to get things passed, something Jimmy Carter for example, didn't have. His intentions were good, but he couldn't get anything done. Plus, having Hillary in office is a major strategic move regardless b/c you get two for the price of one! Bill Clinton becomes president for the 2nd time this way (albeit silently) and what's wrong with that? The 90s were a great time when he was in office and he would be a brilliant complement to Hillary if she were to win it.

Obama - I agree with Norma - Hillary needs to drop out of the race. Just from watching Hillary, I find her arrogant and she feels like she is "owed" the presidency in some way. What happened to being a good democrat and doing the right thing for the party? Obama is a party builder and a uniter - I see Hill as a divider. Obama has gotten many people excited about participating in the political process. And the speech he gave on race was presidential in my book. He didn't do the political thing, he did the right thing! It was a breath of fresh air!

Obama of course! He is winning. Someone ought to tell Hillary to start supporting him and drop out of thr race......

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