tedman184:31PMApr 30th 2008

NOTE BENE

Clinton till today never said one word about the words of REV WRIGHT

What she said today is milder then what BO said ystdy and is in line - not out of line

As context - I heard the NAACP speech and found it interesting and informative - if dated (e.g. right and left brain concepts). I found the REV a man of serious learning and experience. I did find him amusing and laughed with him - re Kennedy and LBJ and what is good or bad English

I did hear much of the Q and A the next day at the NPC event - and that stuff - was identical to the looped snippets - and confirmed some ugly feelings and thoughts this man has and expresses - and BO was correct to be offended at the narcissim - the dozens -and the timing of his repeating such ugly things about America and Americans and nice things about ugly Americans

Katherine4:33PMApr 30th 2008

Good job, Hillary.

Yeah, it is an atmosphere--atmosphere of Obama's miserable negativity.

reality4:46PMApr 30th 2008

I would like Hillary to get the nomination, but there will be race riots in many cities if the super delegates give her the nod..Many black Americans are already saying the "white man" is trying to ruin Obamas chance at presidency..I really dont want to be blamed for something else for another four years if Obama doesnt win. I do however think this whole Pastor debacle has shown how many minorities feel towards white America, at least the 8,000 members of the United Church blame us for everything..

HANNAH4:47PMApr 30th 2008

GOOD GIRL HILLARY...KEEP QUIET AND LET THE PRESS DO THE TRASHING....

castellarjose4:53PMApr 30th 2008

I don't think Hillary is in any possition to polarise herself against the democrats by blatantly taking advantage of her opponents missjudgement on the reverends agenda towards the goverment i think she's alot smarter than what some people give her credit for.

Kenny4:57PMApr 30th 2008

Now she agrees with him on something !!!

BOTTOM LINE: she is still a huge barnacle on a whale's ass and a liar and a cheat like Bubba Gump the whoremasrer husband and dick head. SHUTTING UP is something he should do and something she will do when she gets shown the high road out the door. Chelsea - time for that nose job. Hilster - lift dem wrinkes !!

Jersey

dean4:57PMApr 30th 2008

The United States Senate may vote any day on the stealth imposition of what could amount to an $845 BILLION United Nations style global tax on American citizens?

It's called the Global Poverty Act (S.2433), and it is being sponsored by none other than Senator Barack Obama.

According to some conservative sources, this disastrous legislation could eventually force U.S. taxpayers to fork over as much as 0.7 percent of the nation's Gross Domestic Product -- or $845,000,000,000.00 -- on welfare to third-world countries.

Kenny4:58PMApr 30th 2008

Hey - Hannah

Get down on it - and I mean Hilster.
Lesbian Love is somethin' else.

Bite it you twine !!!! VOTE O - INDY / NC

Jersey

Kenny5:07PMApr 30th 2008

Her is a real thought and no nonsense or anything else involved:

Hilster has waffled on many issues. Iraq and the war is a killer for me as she voted for it and the war.

How in all honesty is her 3 am answering of the phone going to be thought of as realistic considering she changes her mind and switches gears all the time.

Hilary - take a pill, smell the coffee, and blow it out your non-responsive ears - all 3 of them.

Jersey

Katherine5:09PMApr 30th 2008

Shaddup Kenny, you "twine"...(pffft, moron).

Kenny5:09PMApr 30th 2008

Hilary in the big chair

THINK INDY and NC - DO YOU WANT THIS TO HAPPEN ?

Not ME

Vote "O"

Jersey

Hilster - you lie and still blow !!!!

Kenny5:11PMApr 30th 2008

Bubba

Job opening in Bosnia for a "dictator" - let Hilster know. Maybe you can both get the "duck" outta here and take Chelsea lately with ya'.

Duck this fire you twine - YOU are a disgrace to every Armed Forces person in America. STAY HOME BITCH!

Jersey

Katherine5:13PMApr 30th 2008

It's the American people who voted for war, remember, we voted for Bush not once but twice?

Also, Obama didn't vote for the war because he wasn't even in the US senate--he was in no position of authority to even vote because he didn't even have the job yet.

Plus, he was quoted in 2004 as saying that he might have voted for the war if he saw the evidence and also, he thought Bush was doing a good job with the war and he agreed with Bush.

Obama is a WIMP, and a duplicitous con man.

Katherine5:17PMApr 30th 2008

Kenny, you call women b-words, you know what that makes you, don't you?

Let me give you a hint...it rhymes with MAGGOT, ok there F boy.

lmay5:29PMApr 30th 2008

Go Hillary!! All the way to the convention!! We are proud of you.

If you don't make it this time..Mccain will win and you can come back in 2012!! I see a fifty state landslide for Mccain if Obama gets the nod. Sad!!!

Lifelong democrat here along with many others who will not vote for Obama..never ever!!

Go Go Go Hillary..all the way.

tzada5:31PMApr 30th 2008

Watching Florida news.. Corrine Brown SD for Clinton just said, that Florida would shut down the convention, in Denver if Florida votes are not counted.

Katherine5:46PMApr 30th 2008

Really, tzada? That's good to hear. I wonder how they would shut down the convention? Does that mean protests? Florida really needs to be counted, I mean, this is not China. Here, I found this online:

Corrine Brown Blames Howard Dean March 22, 2008 · Filed under life in Florida

JACKSONVILLE, FL — Democratic Congresswoman Corrine Brown places the blame for the delegate flap squarely on DNC Chairman Howard Dean.

“I think Howard Dean should fix the problem or resign,” Brown exclaims during an interview at First Coast News studios.

Brown insists that Florida’s delegates be seated at the convention according to the results of the January primary.

“And after what happened in 2000 in Florida, elections is a raw nerve for people in Florida. And you should not mess with us! And you should not mistreat us in Florida,” she says.

However, after nearly two months of bickering, bargaining and begging the Florida Democrats and the national party are still at an impasse.

And unless something changes, Florida’s delegates will not be seated at the Denver convention which begins August 27th. The state’s Super Delegates, of which Brown is one, will have no say, either.

“Let me tell you something. If he (Dean) does not work this out, not only do I show up, I show up with a million Floridians. We will circle the convention. No one will go in until we resolve this issue. I’m not playing with him. He needs to get it straight before then. I’m not playing.”

Source: First Coast News

djzersen5:46PMApr 30th 2008

My my my, how wise our boy Obama is becoming. He spoke very courageously against the war, against U.S. hubris and unilaterlism. Now, however, his advisors are telling him that he needs to win the votes of those undecided Democrats who may well go to McCain. So the liberal Obama, the valiant crusader who inspired us with his new vision will cut his ties with his mentor and tell us all that he always knew that radical visionaries don't win elections. In the end, the voters worry too much, about security, patriotism and keeping what they've got. Without even a phone call to his mentor of 20 years, Obama cuts bait and throws his pole on the right side of the boat. It's what Kerry did at the end when he needed to be more military-minded than Bush. And it's what Obama will do as he learns how to pander to the worriers whom McCain shepherds well. Look for the little flag on his lapel. I'll be voting for Hillary.

Susie6:01PMApr 30th 2008

Obama is politically tone deaf. He would be a disaster in a general election against Republican 527s. If the Democratic leadership back this guy, I have to assume they don't want the White House as bad as Hillary does.

JOHN6:05PMApr 30th 2008

Have a look at Obama's 13th ward...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqu3u9ISctA