Ohio and Texas Trend to Obama

'Hilary isn't well suited

I am not satisfied with Hilary's claim of 35 yrs experience and readiness to be president on day one. The latest report on her political and campaign management failings are in my view an indication of her poor judgement. How is she gonna be able to manage the economy if she isn't even able to manage her campaign finances?'

Thank you for paying attention

james

james d granata of MA 4:49PM March 02, 2008

Man whenever this Guy speaks .... it shivers all my veins and touches my heart .. his voice .. his calm n humble character.. his one quote peace n hope message ... which dint changed throughout the 2004 democratic speech until now... his honesty and charismatic approach towards common issues... he is no doubt young and we need young leaders like him who are born in hundreds of generations and we are lucky to have such awesome leader who actually talks about unity...whenever he speaks "WE" Gosh it seems like some thing epic is going to happen ... honestly you guys look for your self. when hillary said on national tv that she voted in favor of a bill and she said i did voted in favor but i wish it wouldn't passed... then she was so furious that she got out of her mind and couldn't controlled her temper and said "shame on you barack obama" look at this now ... how low and cheap she could go.. its such a shame that a woman running for president and just could not control her self and temper then how would she control a country.. when she couldn't control her own campaign then how could she persist to favor this country.. she loves hispanics now ???? when she favored agains the bill for driving license for them and when obama voted in favor of it. she is nothing but by all means a low self esteem politician who could throw mud and who is not able to stand on one message even. 08' OBAMA YOU ROCK THE WORLD... GO GO GO WIN BIG OBAMA.. M FOR YOU MY HEART BELONGS TO YOU

Usman of CA 10:58PM March 01, 2008

I was really surprised by the extreme hatefullness of Joe's comments...On the first point, as an Obama supporter, it never crossed my mind to support him because he's black. I support him because I was impressed with his insights on U.S. foreign policy and the current lowpoint of U.S. standing in the world. Yes he is charming and charismatic and popular...Most people are naturally attracted to happiness and unlike Hillary, he seems like a stable, grounded and happy person. He's not perfect, and of course, it's the nature of competition and politics to represent yourself as such, but I still think the head and heart are much sounder than his competition. And yes, he does use some cheezy slogans and whatnot that can be a little annoying sometimes, but if you dig a little deeper and watch some of his personal interviews, you see that he has fresh insights and truly intelligient ideas on some of the nation's and world's problems.

He does not stink, we are not electing him because he's black, and I don't like kool-aid.

Karolina

Karolina of 4:10PM February 27, 2008

The debate in Cleveland would be another soap opera exposing the weaknesses of the two nominees. Americans are more interested in solutions that can bring the country forward and bring about peace to the nation and the world. My advice to them is to focus and work on their strengths to achieve this rather than shoot each other down benefitting Mc Cain in the process. Negative campaigning never works and firing salvos achieve nothing but failures. Having the last word and winning the arguement is like winning a battle but losing the war.

Benjamin Brown of OH 1:39AM February 27, 2008