McCain's words for Obama

Brian, San Diego, CA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:10:42 GMT

Ladies and Gentleman the President of the United States John McCain.

McCain's words for Obama

gfh, sd ca — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:13:17 GMT

It will be tough battle in November, but McCain will pull out the win.

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PLB — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:13:55 GMT

Can someone get John McCain his walker and help him back to the Senior Citizen home.....I think he forgot to take his meds...

Oh and don’t forget to take his wife Cindy with him

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D Peterson, New York NY — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:14:47 GMT

McCain -- the presumptive nominee of his grand old party -- gets only 55% in his primary.

Obama -- still fighting for his nomination -- gets 56% of his.

So who's got the unified party?

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Jack, Cambridge, MA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:17:54 GMT

Good. Let McCain underestimate Obama until it's too late.

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john, Kennewick, WA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:21:07 GMT

Looks like it is all shaping up to be a great presidential campaign for Obama. Clearly, this is the one foe McCain truly fears. As has been previously noted, it is hard to run against a movement seeking change in Whashington DC, particularly when you are part of the status quo.

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Randy Harris — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:24:13 GMT

Ummmmmm, didn't we just send a missile into Pakistan without checking with their peeps first? Isn't that pretty in line with the policy Obama suggested months ago?

Duh. John-boy is lucky Obama doesn't lay him over a barrel.

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Brian, San Diego, CA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:25:34 GMT

McCain/Rice 2008!!!!!.

Take that stupid democrats.

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Dawn Gazzerro Downingtown, Pa — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:27:33 GMT

I want Hillary to win but don't think it will happen, I have voted democrat for 45 years but if she doesn't win nomination I will cross party lines the first time in my life and I am not alone in this situation.

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Derrick, New Britain, CT — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:30:15 GMT

There is so much repeating of what one candidate says about another. More time should be given to what the candidates say about themselves and how they are going to go about doing what they say they are going to do.

Pretty Please?

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lw — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:32:18 GMT

If Obama wins I will vote McCain or present.

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Ian — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:34:37 GMT

Obama hasn't beat Hillary yet but 12 a point win in Wisconsin pretty much says the end is near (unless the only people who go to the polls the rest of the way are 65 year old white women).
As for John McCain...
...all those first-time voters, a super-charged democratic party, the vast majority of independents, a modest amount of Republicans that think their party has abandoned them and the Bush legacy will seal the deal in Novemeber. Notice I didn't mention age?

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J. J. Drautman — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:34:49 GMT

Would somebody, somewhere, somehow tell me something McCain stands for definitely and unequivocally other than that he wants to be president.

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J. Brown, Milwaukee — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:35:12 GMT

The important east side (UW-Milwaukee) and central city of Milwaukee are just starting to come in. Obama's going to trounce Hillary in the next couple hours.

http://elections.todaystmj4.com/G4009.htm
http://elections.todaystmj4.com/G4010.htm

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Sam Williams, Roseburg, OR — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:35:31 GMT

I wish Obama would tell us what changes he's going to make. All he is is talk, talk, talk.
Anybody can say we need hope and change, but what is it. I've heard nothing and would love to hear an positive ideas out of him. I want certain things to change too. So tell me what he's going to make better.

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Spega, Rockville, MD — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:35:32 GMT

Unfortunately--it gets worse. Obama's rhetoric is not just empty words but 'perfected' words plagiarized from others. The Democrats appear to have chosen a man--with no experience (his two legislative victories in the Senate are 1) promoting democracy in the Congo and 2) naming a post office) or credentials.
Any substantive policies he comes up with-are largely plagiarized from Clinton. So the handsome jock walks in, swipes the smart kids homework, passes it off as his own--and the media says exactly NOTHING. The media have given this guy a total buy. Make no mistake: the media decided this election not the people.This guy has NO CHANCE against McCain. Hillary, on the other hand, would have been really great. SAD

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Rick,ky — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:37:14 GMT

My Friend, those job's are gone & they are'nt coming back. Now there's a winning line for barack if there ever was one.Get out the way John McCain, America has problem's to solve & you don't get it!

Barack Obama, the next President of the United States of America!

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MG, St. Louis, Mo. — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:40:37 GMT

I can not believe the words of fear, hatred and revenge I just heard come out of MCCain's mouth. He makes W look tame and a pacifist! This old man is angry at the world and god forbid he have his finger on the button when he is feeling angry. He is trying to out scare W when it comes to fear. He, as W did, wants us to march in lock step, motivated by fear. Be afraid America of John McCain and his war mongering.

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Texas For McCain08 — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:40:40 GMT

I am a Black Female who resides in Texas. Mr. McCain will make Mr. Obama accountable for all of his LIES AND FAKE CAMPAIGN THAT HE STOLE FROM HIS FRIEND THE GOV. OF MASS.

GO McCain show this junior senator the road back to Chicago.

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SUSAN REYMANN B'ham,Al — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:43:02 GMT

JOHN MCCAIN DESERVES THE PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA! OBAMA CAN TALK BUT STILL CANNOT
LAY OUT THE PLANS FOR AMERICA. HE DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH
EXPERIENCE AND MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW ENOUGH ABOUT HIM EXCEPT FOR THE CHANGE WORD. I BELIEVE JOHN MCCAIN
HAS MUCH MORE FOREIGN POLICY KNOWLEDGE WHICH IS VERY
IMPORTANT! WHOEVER WINS (GOD BLESS THE USA)

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Heather Howell — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:43:22 GMT

There have been subtle comments relating to the age of Senator Obama and the drawbacks this may have but let us not forget age does not make a sage.

This tactic is not appropriate. Let each party promote on how he/she can make positive changes. The American people are savvy enough to know what they want for the best interest of this wonderful country.

The rest of the world is watching and if we want to show how democracy works, lets keep it clean and fair.

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jackwhitaker@mJack, Minn, MN — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:43:34 GMT

I'm tired of hearing about the status quo! Based on what a lot of Obama supporters are saying is get rid of the status quo and we need to change blah blah blah! Yet I don't hear them saying all of the other Senators should go, other than Clinton. How about Kenendy. He's old, part of the status quo! Or Kerry! Or Reid! Or many other Senators or Congressmen who support Obama. If one is to believe the eloquent words of Mr. Obama, then let him list all of those he feels are part of the Status Quo and ask them to leave so he can do what he's hopefully going to be elected for! Then let him find his own, NEW, democrats who can lead the change. But then again, maybe when Obama talks about Washington insiders, he only mean Hillary and the rest is empty rhetoric. He doesn't even mention WaPo when he says business in Washington is Status Quo and needs to be chnasged. Why? Because WaPo reporters all kiss up to him on TV! As do those on MSNBC, especially Matthews.

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Kimberly Wilson,Salem Oregon — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:43:42 GMT

John McCain rocks, he's a christian standing for America, while Barack is Muslim and won't even admit it.

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Laura, San Diego, CA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:47:40 GMT

Well McCain will be the next president...I am a Democrat but I will vote for McCain if Obama is the nominee of the party...you see, I won't drink the proverbial kool-aid that Obama is serving...

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just me, Phila, PA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:51:00 GMT

McCain's mantra is that he's not Obama. Wow, that's a great platform (I think).

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Adrienne Little, Merrillville, IN — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:52:26 GMT

Why don't these guys realize that PEACE IS PATRIOTIC?! The modern American way is to secure our borders and keep engaging our enemies until we reach a peaceful resolution. Obama has great plans, but people love his words and his words may do a great deal for our foreign policy and our global image!! Barack rocks!

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greg, athens,GR — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:52:57 GMT

I just can't believe they came up with this guy...I can already imagine the Hawks giving him lessons on how to move his arms and what to say...Mc Cain: the come-back!!The old-Cons will be pulling their hair again this year. Please Republicans, don't give up! Find...SOME-ONE!

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Scott — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:54:05 GMT

Poor, angry John McCain. Hey, I think Bob Dole just called, he wants to congratulate you...

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Darren Loo — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:54:10 GMT

Whenever I read or listen about McCain, I can't help but feel like I'm watching a rerun of 300. McCain and his loyal band, standing there against an overwhelming tide as the rest of his party bickers and brays.

It's almost sad. McCain cannot win - The Republican orthodoxy will twist him like a pretzel to bend to their will and then STILL leave him alone out there after driving away a good portion of his independent base with their narrow-minded definitions of what it means to be a "good republican". Kinda like Nazi Germany during the last years of WW2. You've got the people for the job, you just won't let them do it because, y'know...they just aren't *LOYAL* enough. And of course, the Party knows best.

Into the jaws of death and all that. Godspeed John McCain, may your last battle be your finest and mayhap in defeat your party will rediscover itself.

And if John actually WINS...the Democrats need to a) dig a hole, b) shoot themselves.

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sam — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:55:39 GMT

I am a Democrat and have been one in my entire life. If Hillary does not get the nomination I will be switching party and will vote for Senator McCain. I am tired of the negative blogs/comments/racist scare tactic Obama camp are using to win the nomination. I am tired of a ridiculous sanction by DNC who prefer not to have all votes counted. My only suggestion to Senator McCain will be to pick a very strong woman like Senator Dole who is admired by Republican and Central Democrat and will bring you the votes in South. And please promise me to examine Mr. Obama's past dealing in general election. Action speaks louder than words specially when the words are not even your own.

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Delbert Potter Coeburn, VA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 09:32:21 GMT

I'm a life long Democrat and my family also, but I like so many others will vote Republican if Obama is our nominee. My reason being, someone who does not salute our flag, wear our lapel pin, has a problem with the pledge of alligence, his wife ashamed of her country? He doesn't have a thought of his own, this is not the type of person I want or need to represent me or my country. I think of our vet's, the wounded and those who died for our freedom, those still fighting for our rights. Obama and his wife more or less slapped our face's and everyone had better take a long hard look at them both. Wake up America and put a true hardworking MORAL Democrat in office-Hillary Clinton.

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whitejeans, Atwater,CA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:13:26 GMT

Cheez, at least give Obama SOME credit for HUGE numbers of people now--voting
DEMOCRAT. There has NEVER been such interest in elections before the Obamaphenoma. When it is the RIGHT time to Peak,you'd better believe anyne who has executed a campaign as well as Obama,KNOWS precisely WHEN to unveil its masterpiece. Every good story leaves a lot to the imagination as it builds up to the climax,to keep its readers interested. Everyone knows that!

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Andy, Newark, Ca — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:17:54 GMT

Apperantly the one who mentioned the walker for McCain doesn't remember that our President during the Pearl Harbor attack was in a wheel chair and did a awesome job from that chair. Wake up poeple. How many times have you heard the same promises from candidates about not raising taxes, fixing the education system and taking care of the elderly and none of them have ever fulfilled those promises. It's all talk and never any action. So why do we still believe what they are saying? Let's wake up already!

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Maria G, Cavan, Ireland — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:23:04 GMT

The rest of the world is "voting" Obama, hoping he will be the next President because the rest of the world expects America to become a positive power. The days of counter-terrorism are over. McCain is an old hawk and his politics obsolete. Clinton is the face of a Democratic party that has no difference from the Republicans - tied to the same big corporate interests. For the first time in many decades the US have an exhiting candidate that gives the American people reason to be proud. Its time for a truly democratic America, led by a young and progressive leader. Its time for peace to replace war so that we can all get down to the real problems this planet is facing - global warming, poverty, alternative energy etc. Vote Obama for a better America, for a better world! Yes he can bring change, yes he already brought hope, at last America can unite and work with the rest of the world to make people's dreams reality. Obama represents a great chance for the US,and for the rest of the world, go on Americans, don't let yourselves and everyone else down this time!

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Bill F., Virginia Beach, VA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:44:46 GMT

McCain calls Obama's views "a tired philosophy that trusts in government more than people". Such deception from "the straight talker"! What a false caricature of Obama's refreshing campaign, based on an old stereotype. Nothing is more tired than that! We need a president who will lead us into a new time of peace, not back into the same old war. Senator Obama is clearly a great communicator, and I'm glad to be among those who trust him more than Clinton or McCain.

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Dove Song, Anglet, France — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:48:12 GMT

Who wrote that speech for him? Sounds like OBAMA did! Think we better get the magnifying glass and... Hey Hillary, we can accuse McCain of plaigarism too!
McCain is copying Obama with CLEVER words about OBAMA? Ya'll Please... The inside joke will be on him, when Obama becomes President and McCain is looking for retirement.

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Jazzy, Nashville, TN — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:48:16 GMT

Barak can't do any worst in office than what was done in the past. Put aside your prejudice, open your mind, and look at the candidates values?

Barak brings hope,fresh ideas and courage to Americans.

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Dominique Dovesong, Anglet, France — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:56:21 GMT

Think we better get the magnifying glass and... Hey Hillary, we can accuse McCain of plaigarism too!
McCain is copying Obama with CLEVER words about OBAMA? Ya'll Please... The inside joke will be on him, when Obama becomes President and McCain is looking for retirement.

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brian, ny, ny — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 11:15:47 GMT

Ladies and Gentleman - the second coming of George W. Bush....

Someone needs to explain to me why, if you want out of Iraq so bad, you would vote for this man.

If Hillary gets the nod, I won't be voting in November.

It's not about experience, it's about judgement. John appears to be lacking much, just like his boy George.

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Bonnie — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 11:18:57 GMT

I listened to John McCain's victory speech and about fell asleep in my soup.

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Shannon Wyczynski, Baxter Springs, KS — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 11:23:32 GMT

I've voted as a Democrat since Bill Clinton's first election but apparently I'm completely out-of-step with the Democratics right now.

Don't trust Obama and can't vote for McCain based on the war.

Have always voted in the presidential election (Ford was my first vote) but I don't know what to do this year. Any third party candidates out there?

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Muizz,Lagos Nigeria — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 11:30:32 GMT

Mr John McCain has had a dream,for as long as he can remember.(if HE CAN)and that is to become the president of the united states of America.YES My name is JOhn McCain and i want to be President,Nothing less,Nothing more!

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Darlene, Tampa, FL — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 11:35:20 GMT

Experience is a MUST. People are getting caught up on looks and charm. Tell us what these changes are. PLEASE!!!!

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reuben ,Texas — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 12:08:10 GMT

i am a democrat and am almost certain that maCcain wil not win.The republicans have hold status quo for long and its time for real change Americans want a track of peace and empowerment.Success Obama

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Wurly, Sioux Falls, SD — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 12:48:54 GMT

McCain is a waffler! He was gung-ho for going after all those weapons of mass destruction in Irac. After that farce was exposed, he jumped right into George Bush's 'Nation Building' farce in Irac.

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Veteran for Obama, Clermont, FL — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:00:37 GMT

For what it is worth, yesterday I signed up to do what I could for the Obama campaign. I was undecided because I thought all three remaining candidates had somthing to offer. For the most part Obamas and HRCs policies are the same. If by chance HRC does get the nomination I will vote for her but it does'nt look like that will happen. I thought McCain was a person we could trust because he was a true American. But last week when he sold his soul to the extreme right just for votes I realized he is a Republican before an American. I will only vote for someone who I believe is an American first. I dislike the way the Clintons went negative in their campaign against Obama. So that is the reason I will back Obama. Now it is a campaign and all candidates are going to put a chicken in every pot. I look at what are they going to do to fix our problems. They have multiplied over the last seven years so it is not something that will be easy. But after the last few weeks it looks like McCain just wants to continue the failed policies of Bush jr. His hands would be tied just like the first Bush after Reagan who was unable to do anything for the economy because he was committed to the wingnuts... He could only see 1000 points of light. Right now EVERY citizen of the United States owes $30,000 towards the national debt. With McCain as President it will only get worse... For everyone that thinks they deserve a chicken in their pot, right now we cant afford it.. the bill this country has run up christmas shopping over the las 7 years is past due.

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Ken, KY — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:05:13 GMT

It seems to me there is alot of crying going on by democrats who currently support Clinton. Going to cross lines and such. Yet most of the reasons they give are exactly what people threw at Bill Clinton before he was elected. Too young, not enough experience, etc. That seemed to work out so stop being hypocritical.

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Rush2112 — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:13:46 GMT

John McCain is a flip-flopping phony. Back when the old geezer was on the Straight Talk Express, he was very opposed to massive tax breaks for the super wealthy, now he realizes those rich jerks are his base. Jery Falwell was an agent of intolerence, now the so-called religious right are his friends. And so on and so on... Big deal he was a p.o.w., that's ancient history. He was a lousy fighter pilot more concerned with drinking and partying while real soldiers and Marines were in the heat of battle, not chasing oriental women in an officers club. McCain is a sham and I hope real Republicans object his pledge of a 100 year war in Iraq and giant tax breaks for oil corporations that are already setting records for unGodly profits, while average Americans struggle with heating bills and medical care.

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J buck maumee ohio — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:17:36 GMT

nothing more irritating than to read all of the quotes from lifelong dems who have said if Obama wins they are voting for McCain. well all I have to say about that is your all racist, period. A wise man once told me this quote that fits prefectly here. You can justify anything in your own mind up to and including murder. I'm a white male GO OBAMA

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syd;meeker,co. — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:19:59 GMT

mcCain flip flops like kerry did.we dont need another bush wacker again to run our country, sounds like he needs to take a vacation and head to vietnam for a rest mabey he can run that country and wink over there to those cong people.

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GW1970 — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:20:07 GMT

The commenter above who suggested a McCain-Rice ticket obviously never read the book written by former CIA director Tenet, who was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In July 2001, Tenet and his staff told National Security Adviser Rice and her deputy, Stephen Hadley, that Bin Laden's people would soon attack on US soil. Rice did absolutely nothing about this warning and, of course, two months later, we were attacked. Rice's refusal to act should have warranted her dismissal at a minimum and more likely an investigation for treason since her non-action gave aid and comfort to the enemy. I hope McCain puts her on the ticket.

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Sara, Fall Creek, Wi — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:24:09 GMT

Change-different from what it is or from what it would be if left alone. So different right? I'm assuming that means unlike how the country has been controlled over the past few decades. Whether we are Blue or Red I bet if you search within yourself you can find instances where our leaders behaved more like naughty, spoiled children then the decision makers we elected them ( and paid them) to be. Someone to come fill our country and our heart's with hope and to understand the plight of the common person- you know the one's struggling to make ends meet , wanting to send their kids to a good school but at points having to choose between putting money in a college fund or filling up the heating oil again- Going to work everyday and doing the best they can but still never getting ahead only to find out that yes they lost another billion dollars but it's okay because we will keep making more so they will keep taking more. Americans should be outraged. Americans should DEMAND change, not just accept a carbon copy version of the same corrupted policy views and the same selfish ways that has helped this country dwindle until our hope has nearly diminished. Is Barack experienced? Not in the traditional way, but look where our traditional leaders have taken us so far. It is a breath of fresh air to have the opportunity to elect a leader that has not been bought, that has fresh ideas and that still believes in the American dream for every person regardless of whether they were born wealthy or poor. If you question what he is about educate yourself- read one of his books or listen to a full speech do not consider yourself elightened because you have watched an hour of news or read the local paper. Then go vote and if you choose not to vote for him then that is your right- that is the American way and that fellow Americans is what Barack Obama stands for. As for me I will be voting for my American dream and helping in any way that I can to leave a strong , healthy country and legacy for my children so I won't have to explain to them how I let myself be fooled into complaceny. I will proudly tell them that I wanted CHANGE.

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syd;meeker,co. — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:25:13 GMT

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Kathy Schroeder — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:26:43 GMT

There is a dwindling core of voters in this country who will never change, they will always live in a negative mindset. John McCain speaks of his experience, sure he would be the oldest president in the history of this country if elected. He has been in Washington and is nothing more than a warmongering Bushite. He has embraced Bush, physically, and he has embraced all of Bush's policies and look where we are now. IF the people want more of the same McCain is your guy.

But, this is a new day in America and the people are standing up to the status quo, we want change and McCain does not represent change, he is sad actually. I respect his service to our country, but he is out of touch with America.

I believe we can change this country and finally we have a candidate in Obama who will engage the American people and empower them to step up and help change our country. For all of you who don't want to give back and are willing to sit at home and let the government tell you what to do and when to do it then McCain is your man......GO OBAMA.....TEXAS WILL GO FOR OBAMA!!!!! "WASHINGTON IS A PLACE WHERE GOOD IDEAS GO TO DIE" Obama is brilliant and he will be a great leader. He has enough experience for me....

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Maggie, Philly — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:28:09 GMT

Regarding Michelle’s comment about being proud of her country and Cindy's attempts to parlay that into something negative: As a result of the 'Obamamentum' & opportunity to be a part of something, this is the first time a LOT of us (fe/male, black/white and everyone in between) have been proud to be American (let alone proud of our country). In a country that has the history that ours does, regularly marginalizes soo many of us, and is still run by the good ole boys -- and girls(!), I see this an a 'feel-good' moment for everyone: Michelle is NOT alone in those sentiments. Besides, it'd be great to overcome our ridiculous way of racalizing each and every comment the other makes and engage in some real dialogue at some point. Perhaps Cindy can come up with something all her own. (It’s probably not a good idea start a sparring match with Michelle anyway.)

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Nelson, South Hill,Va. — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:28:42 GMT

Wow, I had begun to worry if anyone was paying attention.Hello,Obama? Okay,inspiring speeches and words of hope and change no doubt the campaigning is down flat.Now the real guestions and concerns I have are, what are you going to do? how are you going to do it? and when??? Obama your time has not arrived be patient, learn and grow your time will come.As for Hillary, "the little engine that could", keep on pushing! John McCain,age means experience,and from what I've seen and heard, he is not afraid to say whats on his mind be it right or wrong and last but not least,McCain says something except the same old blah blah blah....GO McCAIN!

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sue, mulberry, fl. — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:33:29 GMT

I am a democrat that will be voting for Mccain if Hillary does not get the nomination. Hillary voters, want someone with a brain and a President that respects the American flag. Hillary voters for McCain

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Jim Luzzi, Boise Idaho — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:35:35 GMT

Angry, hate filled Republican rhetoric of nearly 50 years MAY (if wisdom prevails) come to an end. FDR reminded a world swarming with tyrants we have "nothing to fear but fear itself." JFK asked "what can you do for your country?" and along the way reformed his own policies to begin a change that may return to our country. The day of having an AmeriCorps and Peace Corps as STRONG as the Marine Corps are at hand. Becoming the change we wish to see in this world is at our fingertips...and no amount of Republical rhetoric will change this fact. Or, we will get the government we deserve(ed) once again. The foolishness will end only if we grasp hope versus hatred - period.

p.s.
For those non-veteran Republicans reading this, this opinion is coming from a Second Generation United States Marine. And do NOT expect my son to fight for EXXON, Cheney and company. Send you own children...mine will be part of the change, not the charge to war.

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Mike, Westchester, NY — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:42:23 GMT

obama has been in office for ten minutes...if he is president id rather live in canada. he keeps saying change...but doesnt say how. no straight answers. the democratic party is doing nothing but puttin up a side show and focusing on race and gender instead of whats most important...whos best for the job. it isnt the time to cry about a woman and a black man. reverse racism goes untold in this. 81% of blacks vote for obama. you cant tell they hate white people can you? women vote for hillary because she is a woman. grow up...this isnt about that. who is best for the job to all the bleeding hearts out there...the answer is JOHN MCCAIN. not some guy who has just as much experience in office as a 3rd grader. if it came down to it id rather have hillary at least shes been in politics for longer than ten minutes...

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Union Baby, Tennessee — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:50:09 GMT

Kimberly - John McCain is not a Christian, he is not a conservative, he is just like ronald reagan - a whoremonger with two living spouses (and there is absolutely nothing Christian about that - read your Bible and then tell me you think McCain is a Christian - he sure is not! Nancy Reagan and Cindy McCain are in the same league as Monica Lewinsky - they all sleep with another woman's husband on a nightly basis except for Nancy who obviousley can't sleep with Jane Wyman's husband anymore cause he is dead. Sorry, folks I am a Christian, I do read my Bible and there is no room for folks with more than one living spouse in the King James Verison or Good News Version of the Bible I read. Stop kidding yourselves, it is not about being conservative, it is about winning and it is about the rich getting richer (which is not a real pretty picture in my Bible either). The game is up - you all have been found out. Does not matter if McCain is 70, 80, or 90 he is just as much an adulterer as Bill Clinton when it comes to his marriage.

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brad — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:50:18 GMT

I dont call a person who dropped 54 loads of bombs on women and children a hero

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Ernie DeSue, Grove City, PA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:54:02 GMT

Obama, a good talker, not sure what he's all about though. What is he really trying to say? What does he stand for?

Clinton, all she can do is put down others, especially the Bush administration. She avoids every question she's asked.

MaCain, he's definately the strongest candidate, but I'm not convinced yet.

I can't wait for the actual debates between the two party winners. Maybe then I will be able to understand and decide who I feel is best. It has nothing to do with party affiliation at all. For all of us it should be a choice of who we feel is the best for this country. Washington needs to get over themselves and work together to do what's right for the USA no mater who wins the election. Right now, they're in the process of destroying the best country in the world, by refusing to work together. Just what we don't need!!!!

By the way, the media has ruined just about everything in this country by their bias and spin. Grow up media, report and let us decide. Quit trying to force your beliefs on us... Just tell us the truth...we don't care what you think. You methods are so obvious even a 5th grader can see through them.

E - Grove City, PA

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The Observer, Dundee, Scotland — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:55:44 GMT

I'd just like to congratulate the media, Barack Obama and the Republican Party for demonstrating that you can fool all of the people some of the time.

It has been increasingly apparent to me as an outsider what has happened in this election.

Firstly, the media have been absolutely appalling in their cheerleading of Obama. Fundamental questions about his character, for example his relationship with Rezko, are left unanswered. So-called analysts don't analyse his policies but instead sit in awe of his plagiarised rhetoric. I listened to his speech this morning and felt the need for the sick bucket - how many clichés can this man get into one speech?

Secondly, it is quite clear that Obama has taken advantage of the caucus system to manoeuvre himself into the position he is in the first place. Caucuses are not a democratic way of electing a candidate. They disenfranchise those who have family and work commitments. They are dominated by the fanatical who bully and guilt-trip individuals into voting for their candidate. They are an affront to democracy.

Lastly, we have the Republicans, who must be laughing up their sleeves at how they have managed to get Obama as the democratic candidate. It does not take an idiot to work out that, with the Republican contest tied up at the beginning of February, many Republicans have voted for Obama because they know that he is the easier candidate to beat come November. That is not wishful thinking but the reality that the GOP will have no inhibitions about tearing Obama's character and policies to shreds. They won't adopt a kid gloves strategy that the press have done so far.

I seriously believe that if Obama does become the democratic candidate then we are in danger of seeing a humiliation of the Democratic candidate not seen since McGovern.

If that does happen I believe there will be a root and branch reform of the nomination process within the Democratic Party. What we have seen here is how the system can be manipulated and that the failsafe of Superdelegates does not work.

My own view is that the Democratic candidate should be selected by Democratic Party members only, on a one member, one vote basis, nationwide without any Superdelegates. At least then there would be no argument about who was the real choice of the Democratic Party. The present system gives some individuals too much power, and some states too much power. Another advantage of such a ballot would be an end to this nonsense of republicans/independents deciding the Democratic candidate. It would also mean that candidates would have to campaign nationwide for every single vote not just in "states that matter".

It might also be a damn sight less expensive to run as a candidate as the campaign would be over a much shorter timescale than at present.

McCain's words for Obama

S. M. PATTERSON — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:56:19 GMT

AM I THE ONLY PERSON IN THIS COUNTRY THAT REMEMBERS THE LAST 8 YEARS, PLEASE LISTEN TO THE IDEAS WITH SUBSTANCE. BELIEVE ME, THE WOMEN IN THIS COUNTRY WHO HATE WAR HAVE NOT HAD THE LAST WORD YET.

McCain's words for Obama

Terri — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:57:56 GMT

i am a women who will also not vote for obama in the general election-mccain or a write in for hillary will take my vote and i will be switching to independent if hillary loses the nomination. No more donation checks from me

McCain's words for Obama

Rick, NC — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 14:00:03 GMT

JJ..let me help you out on your question about what John Mccain stands for...

Whatever bush and the neonuts stand for...let me recap in case some of you have been asleep the past 7 years...the economy is not better now than it was 7 years ago...we are not any safer now than pre 9/11, we've just paid a lot of republican contributors to make it look like like we are...we were flat out lied to about Iraq, yes bush lied to us about the reason we went into Iraq...I could go on and on but frankly you would have to be stupid not to see what mccain is likely to do to our country...ruin it

McCain's words for Obama

Norm, Lansing, MI — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 14:01:02 GMT

I didn't really know anything about Senator Obama's record until last night on "Hardball". Chris Matthews directly asked Obama's representative what Obama has accomplished as a Senator. The "rep" danced all around it. Matthews held him to answer the question and the "rep" couldn't do it. So, if
the american people think Washington is broken and are not doing anything worth while I guess electing
Obama fits the bill perfectly. On the other hand
Obama may just be that rare gem of a President. He
is intellegent and I doubt very seriously that he
would sacrifice the security of the U.S. regardless of religion. John McCain is a decorated "Nam POW" and a veteran. Is he tough? You bet he is and he
will serve the country regardless of his party.
Just my two cents worth. Happy Choosing!!!!

McCain's words for Obama

Dan, PHILLY — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 14:06:03 GMT

I wish the sheep of this country wouldn't blindly follow Obama. It's truly a shame.

Someone above said that Americans are "savvy"....Some, yes, but most are morons.

McCain's words for Obama

Dan, St. Louis, MO — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 14:09:20 GMT

It is difficult to understand how people can say that Obama has no substantive ideas. His platform is spelled out very clearly on his website and his speeches routinely reference his policies and distinctions between himself and Senators Clinton and McCain. The empty attacks on Senator Obama are disheartening to me and, if Senator Clinton gets the nomination, I will be voting for a republican for the first time in my life.

McCain's words for Obama

Helen Miller, Mechanicsburg, PA — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 17:26:21 GMT

Come on America - wake up!! I have yet to hear detailed solutions that Obama has to back his "Yes We Can". You should not forget he can't do this alone. Every bill has to be passed by the House and the Senate. He's a junior senator with no experience of running anything. I will be voting for Ron Paul. Be careful what you wish for; you just might get it.

McCain's words for Obama

lizzy, marborough, massachusetts — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 04:25:39 GMT

Don't Obama supporters realize yet that they are the racist ones? Statistics are showing that Whites are voting in almost equal proportion for Clinton and Obama while Black voters are voting 80% for Obama. Stop throwing that racism card, racist!