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And then there were two. Clinton and Obama. After the love fest at the debate last night, I think I liked it better when they were fighting.
Obama has a small lead. He seems to be gaining momentum with every primary. Clinton seems to be getting worried, making changes to her campaign people.
Billary’s daughter was in Madison at the UW Union rallying for her mommy the other day. What better place for die-hard liberal scumbags to gather than the UW Campus…. Of course, the media only shows you the clip of the dirtbag with dreadlocks asking about how to stop the war BangHead.gif
Obama does stand a better chance than Billary. I think the first change for this country is get rid of the Clintons’ and the Bush’s.
Hillary makes it sound like she is the only who can start doing the job from day one. I don’t believe that.
Quote:Hillary makes it sound like she is the only who can start doing the job from day one. I don’t believe that.Billary’s agenda is purely Socialist, she might as well do her campaigning with a swastika around her arm.
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Quote:Billary’s agenda is purely Socialist, she might as well do her campaigning with a swastika around her arm.icon_headbang.gif
I hear that.
Quote:Hillary the bulldog is hanging in there. The more she opens her mouth the more I dislike her.Now that’s one quote that you and I can agree on when it comes to politics! Does she really think she’s gonna get the nomination? Yes, because she’s promising all these “Super Delegates” cabinet positions. If she gets the nomination they might as well just put McCain in the oval office early. McCain wasn’t my choice for nomination, but I stick to my party.
I sent $10 to votenader.org. I can’t wait for them to call and ask for more, just so I can tell them why I gave them money in the first place Drogar-Laugh(LBG).gif
I see that the controversy with Obama’s campaign people talking to Canadien authorities about Nafta was actually caused by Clinton’s campaign people talking to them. She is a very dirty politician, as bad as Johnny McCain or any of the Republicans.
Quote:I see that the controversy with Obama’s campaign people talking to Canadien authorities about Nafta was actually caused by Clinton’s campaign people talking to them. She is a very dirty politician, as bad as Johnny McCain or any of the Republicans.I heard about this as well. Also, now that all the caucus results are finally in, Obama was actually the one who won in Texas:
[web:690d459a25]http://www.kvii.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=103982[/web:690d459a25]I’ve been watching this race close, I think Clinton will buckle under the pressure. I would like to see Obama have the democratic ticket. I think he will give McCain a run for the money and make a cliffhanger of an election. It’s no secret that I’m a right-wing conservative, but there’s things about McCain I don’t like having the nomination. He’s too old, he really hasn’t done a lot for Arizona, and I don’t think he’s willing to take constructive criticsm from his cabinet. I see him as a “my way or the highway” candidate.
I do like how Obama handles himself when he speaks in public. He’s very intelligent, well spoken, and he’s a fresh candidate. He’s never ran for the DNC nomination before. I guess the way I’m looking at it is he can’t do any worse than Bush…
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It is also no surprise that McCain want Billary to win. He knows he can beat Clinton, but is afraid of Obama. The more I hear Obama, the more I like him. He is the only candidate that has mentioned the variance in salaries from CEO’s to the working class. No one else will dare step on those toes.
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