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Bee — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 14:34:21 GMT

You guys are still mentioning the polls... Poll numbers are nothing but gabbage. Stop telling voters how to vote because they will resist the idea in an absoulute term.

I wonder when media are going to start focusing on the issue

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jerry/corpus christi texas — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 14:35:59 GMT

‘I get so focused on what I want to do as president that I get a little wonky,

AS well as turning into a tearful, sobbing Barbie doll when everything else doesn't work....

The Clinton's are talking about anything to get people to back away from Obama.....

Bill tried the "hasn't done enough spadework" talk and now people think Bill is a racist....

Hillary tries the "Guacamole and Chips" and now people think she is a racist....

Then to top it off, she goes after Martin Luther King and makes everybody think that LBJ did more for blacks then MLK.....

quite a last few days indeed....

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Jeff Hanning — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 14:36:17 GMT

More Bizzarre stuff from Mitt Romney

Already under scrutiny for shifting positions on key issues and his Mormon faith, presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has made a bizarre new flip flop - saying on national TV his favorite novel is Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard’s “Battlefield Earth.”

The former Massachusetts governor told Fox News his favorite book was the Bible but his favorite novel was the science fiction tome “Battlefield Earth.”

“Actually, the one by L. Ron Hubbard,” Romney said when asked to name his favorite novel. “I’m not in favor of his religion by any means, but he wrote a book called ‘Battlefield Earth’ that was a very fun science fiction book.”

The Mark Twain novel “Huckleberry Finn” tops the book list on Romney’s My Space page. “Battlefield Earth” isn’t on the list.

Romney spokesman Eric Fehrnstrom said: “Battlefield Earth is pretty good science fiction. It’s about Earth being ruled by an alien race, sort of the way the Democrats are running Congress.”

Read More:

http://www.religionnewsblog.com/18149/mitt-romney-3

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PACKER BACKER — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 14:36:39 GMT

PACKERS WIN THE SUPERBOWL!!!

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Nashville_fan — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 14:54:05 GMT

I think it is interesting that Senator Obama's willingness to compromise is framed as a weakness in this piece when it is his wllingness to compromise that is the ONLY HOPE to get ANYTHING DONE in Washington.

How is all of the bone headed stubborness of the Bush Adminstration working for us? We are so STRONG now, huh? How far did the Congress get on stopping the War in Iraq without Republican support? Not too far.

Working with others IS NOT a weakness - it is the ONLY WAY a democracy can be effective.

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Stopwatchingfoxnews, Rochester, NY — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 15:00:58 GMT

As for people saying Hillary is distorting Obama's record, I just ask the question, did Obama say he wouldn't vote to fund the war? Yes. Did Obama vote to fund the war every time the vote came up since he has been in the Senate? Yes. The republican TV ad, "Obama was against the war, before he voted for it."

Some of you gave me some good explanations on why Obama voted "Present" on the abortion votes in the Ill. Senate, but I have to say, I think we need people who will stick to their convictions. The fact that he voted "Present" 130 times in the Ill. Senate shows me that he trianglelates more than Hillary ever did.

He was against the Patriot act before he voted for it? Does he ever stick to his convictions, or will he just cave because he is voting for the popular thing. Hillary has never wavered on her Iraq vote. I didn't like her vote, but she didn't apologize for it because it was the popular thing to do.(Edwards) This will only help her if she gets the nomination. Hillary showed leadership last week when she introduced her economic stimulus package. Obama showed he was a follower by introducing one this week. In the last two debates, Hillary was the only one who has been mentioning the economy and the coming recession. As a matter fact, she has beeen the only candidate, Democrat or Republican, to recognize the economy and now everyone is trying to jump on the economy wagon. About six months ago, Hillary was the first one in congress to go to the administration and asked them for relief for the victims of predatory lending. She broght up a plan to help the people with foreclosures, A few days later, Bush comes out and says he is going to help the people who might lose their homes. Of course he didn't do what she wanted, but she lit a fire under the administration. I didn't see Obama or anyone else in the Senate do it. Hillary has been ahead of the curve and has been planning for the future, while others just get up and claim they are ready to make change.

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Thaddeus M. Tadkowski, Ph.D., Columbia, MD — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 15:27:46 GMT

Neither Clinton or Obama is a strong enough candidate to beat the republicans. Women are not respected in the Arab world and many other nations. This is something has to be factored in when thinking of Ms. Clinton. Will she be respected and taken seriously?
Mr. Obama is I believe a one half African American and a Muslim. I know the Red states are not ready for that combination and his short time in the Senate and politics leaves him not having the credentials the republican candidate will have. Need new leadership perhaps Edwards is a good comprise and someone that can appeal to all 50 states?

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Nelda Aruchuleta — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 15:41:13 GMT

It is a disgrace to the human race how the Obama Campaign has twisted facts and making their own judgement as to be racial to win black votes. When Obama said at Las Vegas Nevada "when I am President, I will not allow sepecial intrest group go to MY WHITE HOUSE" My white House? Obamas White House? isen't that a fairy tail? like once upon a time.

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Don, San Francisco, CA — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 16:09:20 GMT

John Edwards is still in the race. Only one caucus and one primary has been held so far. We can still elect a great leader don't just jump on the Clinton and Obama bandwagons. Don't let the machine win.

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Blue state baby — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 16:13:22 GMT

Packer Backer, I hope so. Get after Brady.
Packers don't be sacker lackers!

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Heather Russell, Miami Ohio — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 16:22:33 GMT

Stopwatchingfoxnews, Rochester, NY - you go through more gyrations then a gymnist to explain why Obama does not hold to his convictions, but then you hold up Hillary as some kind of shining light for one that does hold to her convictions? Hillary attempts to be on all sides of every issue.

Whereas Barack has flip-floped on many issues, Hillary is Olympic champion for the event.

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DA TX — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 16:26:37 GMT

IS AMERICA READY FOR SOCIALISM, MIXED WITH A LITTLE COMMUNISM, AND ANOTHER GREAT DEPRESSION, AND A LESBIAN PRESIDENT-----------ITS GETTING CLOSE FOLKS