Comments on: Clinton And Obama's Icy Meeting


by seanserendip April 14, 2008 3:33 AM EDT: am a white, male, vet, and was a Hillary Clinton supporter. Not any more. My sister was a Hillary suuporter. Not any more. The reason - she is negative and dishonest and self-serving. I was not aware of how much until the last few months of this campaign. If she will do what she;s doing to her own democratic party colleague how will she ever get anything done as president. I see now why people called her polarizing.
By the way, I own a gun and I go to church every week. And I honestly would never have thought I would vote for an African American. But I have to go with my conscience and my faith and vote for Obama. Enough Hillary. Please stop before you shame us all; Reply to this comment


by mitchgander April 14, 2008 2:55 AM EDT: The crowd at Messiah College seemed to like Obama''s performance better. I counted 6 outbursts of applause for Clinton and 15 for Obama.; Reply to this comment


by lottobee April 14, 2008 2:46 AM EDT: You really need to see the full quote of the "Bitter Remark" in order to get the full picture of how Obama looks down on the working man. He''s talking to a crowd of CA elitists and starts this off by saying "Our challenge is to get people persuaded" and then he specifically mentions "small towns in PA, like a lot of small towns in the midwest" and then he goes into bitter and clinging to guns and religion, etc. The impression is that he is identifying with the elitists and he is belittling the working man. The working man has to be persuaded to vote for him or else he will lose. The elitists have to feel he''s one of them so they will give him the money to persuade the working man. Which really means that all those TV ads are lies paid for by the elitists in order to make you vote for a liar. So tell me now ---- are you allowing those ads to tell you how to vote? Are you going to make the CA elitists happy that they contributed to Obama and paid for those ads????; Reply to this comment


by dnsallday April 14, 2008 2:07 AM EDT: You are right, he has given Republicans ammo. They do seem to hate candidates who have the courage to be truthful to the AMerican People.; Reply to this comment


by dnsallday April 14, 2008 2:04 AM EDT: "I wish Obama would tell us who in PA and where told him they had deep-seated, ill will toward people who are different from them. No Presidential candidate should think or say words like that especially if it his HIS opinion."
Posted by AG1143 at 10:15 PM :

Your Governor Ed Rendell told him just that when he publicly stated that there are many in Pennsylvania that will not vote for a Black Man.; Reply to this comment


by ag1143 April 14, 2008 1:15 AM EDT: Obama turned the Faith Forum into a campaign speech. How many times did he say Bob Casey''s name? Two or three times? Unbelievable.
I wish Obama would tell us who in PA and where told him they had deep-seated, ill will toward people who are different from them. No Presidential candidate should think or say words like that especially if it his HIS opinion.
If Obama wins the nomination, he has given Republicans enough ammo to sink his chances to win in November.; Reply to this comment