Kids Dig Obama, But McCain Can Gain

Reader Comments
Back to blog

I believe that the person with the unstable chair and laughing about is a comedian. Performing just like a side show.
I believe we are all looking @ one thing and one thing only. That still in the TwentyFirst Century prejudice and ignorance still play an import part for some voters.
We are missing that in an leader we need the following; strength,knowledge wisdom and courage and the compassion to see that this world belongs to everyone.
Why don't we practice what is good for this earth so we can move on. Lets leave our children with the possiblities that they can make a difference instead of what more harm can we do.
MaCain and Obama are both human, and they should be allowed to re-think. Heaven only knows how many of our fathers, brothers, uncles, sisters and aunts have died under Bush's plan of freedom.

of 11:31AM August 26, 2008

No, Stella, it's not PASSION driving anyone to give "sacrificially" to Huckabee's campaign. It's too much "church" and not enough real effort to either know or follow the actual teachings of Jesus.
If you want to pair up a Baptist pastor with McCain to paint over McCain's cussing, beer dealing and adultery, you missed the boat.

of 10:54AM August 26, 2008

Not any one Republican VP candidate has the ability to diffuse the naysayers, rally the party, and serve like Mike Huckabee.
Huckabee's economic and foreign relations service is widely under-reported. His global awareness and travels around the world (including Israel nine times) with the gift of listening and communicating effectively are second to none.
As a Governor, he's run a government longer than any other (in a historically Democrat state, no less), took swift action to provide mutual aid in the face of Katrina, stood for the working class and small business, restored a crumbling school system and infrastructure in Arkansas, and remains highly respected by both citizens and peers of every political persuasion. His ability to run a campaign on a shoestring more recently underscores his ability to treat others' hard-earned dollars with respect. Someone who is faithful in the little things will be just as faithful with much.
What's missing from any other potential VP candidate is passion! No amount of money can buy the support he has. None! It's PASSION that drives single parents, struggling middle class, seniors on fixed incomes, and college students to sacrificially give to his campaign. Huckabee has the respect of the independent white woman, impoverished minorities, and fired up young and first-time voters more than any other Republican.
Very importantly, Mike Huckabee inspires hope and tangible change with actual plans to make that happen. He can hold his own with the common man, the elite, and any foreign dignitary. He puts his country first, can never be bought, and shows loyalty to whatever cause he is aligned.
I hope and wish that Mr. McCain will make the right decision for our country and the Republican party by choosing Mike Huckabee as VP.

Stella of CA 2:05AM August 26, 2008

I feel that McCain is the most sincerest and honest of his opponent Obama. The Iraq war started March 20, 2003, so how can Obama say he voted against it, when he was only elected into Congress in 2005. Something does'nt sound right here. John McCain is the most experienced and knows more that Obama in every aspect; also he seems a lot tougher that Obama. The reason Obama picked Biden for VP was because he knows he needs a knowledgeable person to guide him through the presidency. That's sad; you would think the American people would rather have a man like Biden for President than Obama. Obama came from out of nowhere, and all of a sudden he knows how to run the country. I don't think so. When I listen to McCain speak, he maks sense. All Obama does is attack McCain with garbage and lies. Now he's saying MCain should not be president because he can't remember how many houses he has. WQhat an excuse. I laughed so hard I almost fell off the chair.

of NY 10:15PM August 25, 2008

I feel that McCain is the most sincerest and honest of his opponent Obama. The Iraq war started March 20, 2003, so how can Obama say he voted against it, when he was only elected into Congress in 2005. Something does'nt sound right here. John McCain is the most experienced and knows more that Obama in every aspect; also he seems a lot tougher that Obama. The reason Obama picked Biden for VP was because he knows he needs a knowledgeable person to guide him through the presidency. That's sad; you would think the American people would rather have a man like Biden for President than Obama. Obama came from out of nowhere, and all of a sudden he knows how to run the country. I don't think so. When I listen to McCain speak, he maks sense. All Obama does is attack McCain with garbage and lies. Now he's saying MCain should not be president because he can't remember how many houses he has. WQhat an excuse. I laughed so hard I almost fell off the chair.

of NY 10:15PM August 25, 2008

I feel that McCain is the most sincerest and honest of his opponent Obama. The Iraq war started March 20, 2003, so how can Obama say he voted against it, when he was only elected into Congress in 2005. Something does'nt sound right here. John McCain is the most experienced and knows more that Obama in every aspect; also he seems a lot tougher that Obama. The reason Obama picked Biden for VP was because he knows he needs a knowledgeable person to guide him through the presidency. That's sad; you would think the American people would rather have a man like Biden for President than Obama. Obama came from out of nowhere, and all of a sudden he knows how to run the country. I don't think so. When I listen to McCain speak, he maks sense. All Obama does is attack McCain with garbage and lies. Now he's saying MCain should not be president because he can't remember how many houses he has. WQhat an excuse. I laughed so hard I almost fell off the chair.

of NY 10:15PM August 25, 2008