Comments on: CBS Poll: Lack Of Experience Hurts Obama

Illinois Senator Seen As Candidate With New Ideas, But Trails Clinton By 20 Points In Democratic Race

[katg21]

Inexperience aside, Barak Hussein Obama will lose because of his name.

[katg21]

The fact is that there are people lieing and saying Obama is a Muslim when he''''s not.
Posted by realpatriot1 at 04:22 PM : Aug 16, 2007

Okay, thanks for the clarification. The fact is, and it really is insignificant, that his name is muslim as that is how he was raised. There is of course nothing wrong with that. Except that it is ironic how similar his name is to America''s greatest enemy, Osama BinLaden. Maybe that''s what the people (liars) you speak of are talking about.

[gunownerdan]

Hitlery and Barack, is that really all the dumb democraps can do?
It''s bad enough the retarded republicants are stuck with Giuliani and Romney.

[realpatriot1]

katg21,

I''m a Christian, a democra, and an Obama supporter and i''ve never criticized or praised any candidate for their faith. You''re generalizing to cast all liberals as being the same. Of course, I understand that''s what folks on both sides like to do here, so I''m not singling you out.

The fact is that there are people lieing and saying Obama is a Muslim when he''s not.

[katg21]

Does anyone really even know what Hitlary''s experience was when her beloved was president? I mean last I heard she locked up millions of documents, related to her time in the white house, somewhere in the Clinton library and won''t allow them to be read until after the election. Of course you don''t care what she has or hasn''t done, you''ll vote for her because you''ve been brainwashed to believe she''s the better candidate. Do your research please.

[katg21]

Lack of experience is not as important as intelligence, and in this department Bush is found wanting.
Posted by klifton2 at 02:09 PM : Aug 16, 2007

You libs love to use this one; tell me again where Bush went to college?

[klifton2-2009]

If lack of experience is that important, America would not have a moron in the WH today. Lack of experience is not as important as intelligence, and in this department Bush is found wanting.

[katg21]

First, Obama is not a Muslim. He''''s a member of the United Church of Christ. His pastor, Jeremiah Wright of Trinity UCC in Chicago, can attest to this. He''''s been a member of that church for several years.
Posted by charliemudca at 01:01 PM : Aug 16, 2007

You libs worry more about religion than any republican...WHO CARES HOW HE WORSHIPS!!! You use the christian card as it suits you; first to insult the right and second to boost the image of your candidates. HYPOCRITE.

[katg21]

Obama is a christian moron. (Never confuse a conservative with the facts.) He''''s also smarter then ANY repiglican candidate- who also have no experience. After this last dolt, brains should be paramount.
Posted by oxmyx at 01:03 PM : Aug 16, 2007

Oh my, he''s a christian and you defend him on that? I thought you libs despised religeous people.

[jack3213]

Hey Spectrum, Your perception of the war is understandable, yet, wrong, however, pretending to fix it with someone who can''t even run her own house, and flashing a country with big pipe dreams is more like sitting in sh-- because you are too lazy to move.

[jack3213]

His father deserted the family when Barack Jr. was two and returned to Kenya. His mother then married another Moslem studying at UH, Lolo Soetoro from Indonesia. He moved with his mother and stepfather to Jakarta when he was six, where he attended a Moslem medressa (religious school). That makes him a Moslem. There is no mention of this in the chapter of his book, The Audacity of Hope, where he discusses his religion, My Spiritual Journey (reprinted in Time Magazine). Obama claims he is a Christian, that he and his wife Michelle are members of the United Church of Christ.

[jack3213]

One of the most entertaining opportunities that will emerge in 2007 will be using Barack Obama to fight Islamofascism. He is the product of a black Moslem from Kenya, Barrack Hussein Obama, and a white atheist from Kansas, Shirley Ann Dunham, who met at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu. That is why his middle name is the same as Saddam%u2019s: Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. His first name is taken from the Islamic term in Arabic for %u201Cblessed,%u201D baraka, used in the Koran.

[toongal4u]

First of all, Obama is not a Muslim, he is a
Christian. My gosh, don''t people know anything? Secondly, WHAT experience? What is this ''experience'' that Clinton ''has''? Absolutely none to be president. I for one do not want her in the White House making presidential decisions for me when she voted for Iraq. What poor judgment, to begin with, and what ''experience'' does that draw from? And what is this ''experience'' that Obama ''does not have''? I don''t think ''lack of experience'' hurts Obama. I think it is the selling of saying lack of experience hurts him, that hurts him. It''s all a myth, another ploy to turn heads away from him and instead of calling it like it is -- race, it''s called ''lack of experience''. Amazing, over one hundred years after slavery and here we are at this juncture, with bigotry and prejudice still as rampant as ever. I think what this is saying is that if the masses are saying today that this qualified black man (and true red-blooded American man) will not be elected because of his race then it will never happen -- as long as bigotry still exists, and bigotry will exist until the end of time, because those who created it and wish it to perpetuate, will be here until the end of time. Too bad how we ourselves hold us back, how we ourselves wallow in our own shortsightedness and shortcomings, and think we''ve gotten ahead when all we''ve really done -- is stand still.

[aldewitt-2009]

I am amused that there are people who think Hillary is inexperienced or ignorant. Saying she was "just the wife" is asinine. She was involved in policy discussions, and she has done a masterful job as Senator in New York. She''s warm and engaging, and she''s smarter than Bill is. I also think she will outcampaign anyone the Republicans put up there.

I would vote for her, but not for Obama. Not only is he inexperienced, his desire to shoot of his mouth about what he might do as president has been bad for the war on terror. Clinton hasn''t said those kinds of things.

I could probably vote for Fred Thompson except he''s drunk all the Tort Reform Kool Aid and wants to take the right to sue away from common people without stopping big corporations from suing one another, or suing to collect debts. Otherwise I like him.

But I think Hillary is really the one to watch.

[oxmyx-2009]

You can take your "prophesies" and wipe your ignorant *** with them.

[cmp271]

Hillary is not experienced, just because her husband was in office SHE WAS "JUST THE WIFE!"
God help America if the ignorant people vote her in, we deserve the trouble we get.

With 2011/2012 looming over us as all prophesy IN DIFFERENT CULTURES has proclaimed, who do we NEED to be in charge, some power crazed woman or a candidate with a cool head who knows what is the right thing to do. Definitely a conservative type is needed.

Bush may be blundering but he may know more than we do and may just be right. Iran needs to be put in their place, they have a nut in charge who may have nuclear weapons in the near future and is crazy enough to doom our planet, of which they live on too, with launching them. Bush is right we need to stop them now, and we need to get the countries who have been supplying them to stop, cause these weapons will be used on them too!!! Read Nostradamus and his WWIII predictions, as well as a few others.

[oxmyx-2009]

Obama is a christian moron. (Never confuse a conservative with the facts.) He''s also smarter then ANY repiglican candidate- who also have no experience. After this last dolt, brains should be paramount.

[charliemudca]

Oh, my God. I am appalled at the ignorance of the posts here. Let''s get some truth here for a change:

First, Obama is not a Muslim. He''s a member of the United Church of Christ. His pastor, Jeremiah Wright of Trinity UCC in Chicago, can attest to this. He''s been a member of that church for several years. Prior to that, he was unaffiliated. He was not raised as a Muslim. His mother, from Kansas, raised him non-denominational.

Second, Obama never said "bomb Pakistan." Get a grip and read the news. He is quoted everywhere as stating that he would work with Musharref to get bin Ladin. If Musharref doesn''t cooperate, Obama then would perhaps move independently against al Qaida, based on confirmed intelligence of his whereabouts. Since when is getting bin Laden, the person responsible for the deaths of 3000+ Americans not a priority anymore???

[perception5]

My fellow American MORE proof of America''s corrupt liberal wolfpack press.

JOE SCARBOROUGH: There was a story out of Seattle, and the reason I love it is that it''s transparency in the news. You have an editor who was actually outing his own people. The Seattle Times newsroom broke into applause when Karl Rove resigned. And of course that''s bad. What I like about it is that the editor actually wrote about it and went in and told the people in the newsroom that was unacceptable.

And I''ve got to say, my first night here at MSNBC was the President''s State of the Union address in 2003, and I was shocked because there were actually people in the newsroom that were booing the president actually from the beginning to the end. And I actually talked to [NBC/MSNBC executive] Phil Griffin about it, and he said "how was it last night?" Because he was the one that called me out of the Ace Hardware store, got my vest on. He said "how was it last night?" I said "well, it''s OK, I understand it''s a little bit different up here than it is down in northwest Florida, but you had people in the newsroom actively booing the President of the United States. Phil turned red very quickly. That didn''t happen again.


Great news: the MSNBC newsroom no longer actively boos the President! But did Griffin replace any of the offenders and bring in professionals, or is MSNBC still staffed by people who simply do their booing on the inside?

[jack3213]

Destardi, So what you''re saying is experiance is the knowledge of how to succeed? I disagree. Experiance is having had past successes and explaining WHAT is going to happen to succeed, again. The change this country says it needs is warranted on immediate results, not someone trying to accomplish something because they have big dreams. Time is short, like or not, the terrorists aren''t going to wait until someone learns how to be leader, a LEADER has to be ready to move on immediate notice.