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- I think he is getting ahead of himself, as he usually does. He is forgetting that he has yet to close the gap with Hillary and many voters have yet to make up their minds in the other states coming up. Sounds like hes crowned himself the King before the courts make up their minds. Somewhat like a "coup de etat"(and I am sure intelligent Obama voters know what that means..surprised Hillary voters do?) of a country to me. Let see what the rest of the states say before he makes himself someone hes not because all his arrogance may cost him his crown.
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- Democrats...
All this hate will surely help to elect a Republican. Hillary cannot win without African Americans and she may have already alienated this voting block. Obama cannot win without the support of white voters in small town America. Doesn''t that tell you something. We need to come together and stop all this hate or we lose. Period! - Reply to this comment
- Democrats...
All this hate will surely help to elect a Republican. Hillary cannot win without African Americans and she may have already alienated this voting block. Obama cannot win without the support of white voters in small town America. Doesn''t that tell you something. We need to come together and stop all this hate or we lose. Period! - Reply to this comment
- Democrats...
All this hate will surely help to elect a Republican. Hillary cannot win without African Americans and she may have already alienated this voting block. Obama cannot win without the support of white voters in small town America. Doesn''t that tell you something. We need to come together and stop all this hate or we lose. Period! - Reply to this comment
- Democrats...
All this hate will surely help to elect a Republican. Hillary cannot win without African Americans and she may have already alienated this voting block. Obama cannot win without the support of white voters in small town America. Doesn''t that tell you something. We need to come together and stop all this hate or we lose. Period! - Reply to this comment
- After the way Hillary has treated the latino community in the past month, she will never get my vote.
Hillary has mistreated Richardson and Gabriel Guerra-Mondragon.
My latino friends voted for Hillary. Now, they see she has lied to them. - Reply to this comment
- As one of those bitter, dim-witted PA voters, I WILL NOT vote for Obama, ever. I am not racist but I am patriotic and he lost my vote back when his bitter wife made her comment. Then the pastor remarks that dissed the victims of 9/11 cemented my opinion of the "uniter". Please spare me the "change" rhetoric and BTW the Dems tried the Vote the Change last time and it didn''t work for Kerry. I''m as frustrated with the do-nothing Pelosi gang that I may even vote for local Republicans just to send the Democrats a message that they can''t take core voters for granted.
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- Please Democrats are going to vote for a Democrat candidate, its that simple. Please get real people.
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- For RT2
Not sure what tv you''re looking at but the folks supporting Obama are not just blacks and young kids. Stop blaming rap music for the way the world is. Back in the 80s and early 90''s most rap music had a positive message for black youths. Then out came the thug music, and the death of a few great rappers.
Don''t be so sure that our young kids don''t understand the issues, they probably understand them better than you. Our youth has way more access to news than we ever had. You can''t judge a person by the music they listen to. - Reply to this comment
- Nooooooooo, Obama''s not worried about race at all! Especially since he''s sucked the black voters with his black liberation theology!
That''s all the support he''s got, plus a bunch of kids who''ve yet to try and support themselves, don''t have a clue the issues, and could care less as long as they can hear RAP music swilling out of their IPODS! - Reply to this comment
- I am already committed to writing in Barack Obama on the ballot if he isn''t the nominee. He is the only one my conscience will allow me to vote for.
I think we are going to hear about a McCain/Hillary ticket in the near future. She doesn''t care what party she is with. Personal power is what she cares about. - Reply to this comment
- I am very glad to hear this from the Obama campaign. As the pattern goes, it''s thoughtful and intelligent and encouraging. O, yes, and, um, er, t r u e !!!! As in clear, reliable, natural, sound, faithful to the facts.
Sweet. - Reply to this comment
- Oh yeah baby-Come on girls-fight for yourselves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDU9xKNo-zo&append=1 - Reply to this comment
- There needs to be a massive voter turnout to ensure the Republicans won%u2019t be able to steal another close election.
Voter Fraud
Corruption
Unnecessary War(s)
High Cost of Food, Energy and Housing
Over priced health care
Pollution
Civil Rights and Privacy
Incompetent high office agency appointments
Politicalization of the Justice System
Out sourcing of jobs to foreign slave workers
What are Americans going to vote for? - Reply to this comment
- David Plouffe, if Barack is not our nominee, there will be NO coming together around the Clintons. NOT NOW - NOT EVER! My family and friends have already that we simply NOT VOTE if HRC and Slick Willie have managed to STEAL this nomination. We will simply leave this screwed up country and be done with the CROOKS AND LIARS! So David, please don''t even think or dream that Obama supporters will "get along" in six months, a year, or a hundred years - it is simply not gonna happen!!! NOT NOW - NOT EVER!!!! I absolutely WILL NEVER SUPPORT HRC AND SLICK WILLIE - LIARS!
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