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Choose The Next PresidentForum Discussion for Choose The Next President 12next ›last » Submitted by romain r. on Fri, 05/23/2008 - 10:54
the best would be Obama and Clinton together (one president and the other VP or inverse). Submitted by michael Hussain r. on Tue, 05/06/2008 - 05:22
MichaelR(B.B.B.09)mc cain,mc same!hillary"i remember being under sniper fire"an all time low point on the integrity meter!even for a politition.even if obama is only half of what he seems we'll still be much better off than if you say the same for his competition. Submitted by Lenda C. on Sun, 03/30/2008 - 19:53
Come on people, do you really want 4 more years of Republican control. Look at what Republican control has done to our country. A woman and her unborn child died in Hanging Rock, Ohio when she began to have problems with the pregnancy and because she did not have health insurance, the area hospitals would not treat her unless she paid a $100.00 upfront to cover the cost of treatment. She worked for minimum wage and barely strapped by every pay period. She didn't have a $100.00. She went three times to the emergency room, trying to get help. Unfortnately, the last time, it was too late. Her baby died and she died a few days later. This should not be. It is Bush's and the Republicans' fault. If he would have taken care of our country, our needs, instead of keeping the Iraq situation going to enrich his buddies in the oil business, maybe this would not have happened. Let's not let it happen again. Let's take care of our own for a change. Vote Democrat. Vote Clinton. Submitted by Lavone B. on Fri, 03/14/2008 - 18:04
John McCain is the only man qualified to run this great country. Obama and Hillary would destroy this wonderful country of ours. They have no qualifications what so ever to be in our beautiful White House. The Clinton's just about destroyed this country before, why would anyone want the same thing again. Obama has been in the Senate hardly long enough to have any knowledge to run our great country. John McCain would know exactly what to do with the greatest threat to us, THE TERRORISTS. We better have nothing else on our minds but what the terrorists are planning right now to do to us. Submitted by k f. on Fri, 03/14/2008 - 17:56
Barack Obama is a leader, capable of uniting the Democratic Party. Some say "Well - maybe, but he has no experience". My answer would be G.W.Bush had lots of experience and look where that put this country. Plus, I think Barack Obama has a better chance of winning over John McCain who is delusional when it comes to Al-Qaeda. We can expect 100 more years of our military in Iraq if he wins the presidency. Hillary Clinton is a suitable second choice, but she's too polarizing and the Republicans are deliriously happy when she takes the lead over Obama.Because they feel she won't win against McCain. My thoughts exactly. Submitted by rebecca h. on Tue, 03/11/2008 - 22:17
it that same guy whose has the other campaign Submitted by walter m. on Tue, 03/11/2008 - 00:54
I WILL VOTE FOR NONE OF THE THREE AMEAGOS THERE ALL FORMER MEXICAN PRESIDENTS. VOTE FORE AMERICANS !!! Submitted by Patricia Y. on Mon, 03/10/2008 - 02:30
I believe Barack Obama truly offeres new hope. We are in dire need of a change in Washington. The Clintons have had their four years in the White House. It is time for change. He is able to inspire and move people. I truly believe he will be a uniter/ not a divider. Submitted by Martie H. on Sat, 03/08/2008 - 04:59
Doesn`t anyone out there know of RON PAUL? Google him, bet you change your minds about who you want in office! Ron Paul has my vote or I will astain. Submitted by Linda L. on Thu, 03/06/2008 - 20:38
For one reason I am sick and tired of politics as usual, which includes most of the candidates. I like the fact that the only dirt Hillary can find on Obama is petty, even though she and the press will try to blow it up and waste everyone's time in the process. Submitted by janette z. on Thu, 03/06/2008 - 17:59
by the way, i have a say on the polling figures. i believe that usually the older people do not access to PC that often while the younger people surf the net all the time. so, there's no reason to just look at the polling figures and say "Obama is leading over CLINTON". the older people do not go to the net to do the surveys, but they cast their votes in the polling stations. Submitted by Jeff M. on Thu, 03/06/2008 - 14:38
Hillary would be the best, I think. Obama is a charmer - more words than action, MCcain is in his 70's and will have a stroke at the first major crisis and Rommney has left the race. She knows what needs to be done. Submitted by greg s. on Fri, 02/29/2008 - 00:27
First of all,all politicians are crooked...they are all shady,they all have dirty little deals that have put them in office,so don't live in the delusion that you are going to find an honest person to vote for.Second,Bill Clinton is a master politician,he cheated and got caught,and still came out allright.If you want to help this country to move ahead and "change",then get involved in your community,volunteer your time to help kids learn respect and feel wanted.The presidential campaign at this point is basically a staged American Idol. Submitted by Michael D. on Sat, 02/23/2008 - 04:09
we need a women in there.if you want to make a change then Clinton is who we need. when she was in before as the first lady she was the one running things and if you think thats not true then your fooling yourself.the USA never ran so well when the BUSH'S were in jr,or sr. THEY BOTH SUCK.the U S is like a business clinton did a great job,and if the wife becomes pres,then she should pick up were her husband left off.just think how much more damage can she do. the BUSH's already sunk us not 1 time but 2 times. the bush's are bad business people.how many business did bush jr have?(and sink)there is no one else in the group of people that can run the country (that have any sense )clinton by far is the person for the job hands down.who runs your house,your wife,mother,grandmother,sister,aunt do you get my point? Submitted by Megan J. on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 03:46
Do you really want a woman as the leader of our country? We can't even control our own emotions let alone make decisions on a war on terror. Mitt Romney may have stepped aside but he's still getting my vote. He's the only conservative in the running and he actually cares about what happens to our country. 2012. Submitted by Michael M. on Fri, 02/15/2008 - 17:31
Nice way to put the efforts of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Sorjourner Truth (among MANY others) to good use. You really should be ashamed of yourself. Do yourself a favor and do some research on Queen Elizabeth, Margaret Thatcher, and Benazir Bhutto Submitted by Reba S. on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 02:30
We need a change. Our economy is going down the tubes and hopefully the democrats will get us back on track again. A Clinton/Obama ticket seems the way to go. Now, is America ready for that one? I hope so. Submitted by Kevin W. on Sun, 02/10/2008 - 02:55
I would vote for Obama or McCain, I think Obama being younger would probably fit the bill better.I want the clinton-bush cycle to be broken an move in a Forward direction.Our current Pres.and cabinet as far as I'm concerned belong in jail along with the Clintons-OJ was never found guilty either but I cannot in any way support Hillary with her and her husbands shady past and her lack of on the job experience. Just because you watch football all day does'nt qualify you as a player, same as being former 1st lady Qualifies you to be president! I have no problem with a woman leader, just this one. Break the cycle and move forward in a Positive Direction! Submitted by Michael M. on Fri, 02/15/2008 - 17:21
So who exactly does have on the job training? Also, you're correct in saying that being a First Lady does not exactly "qualify" one to be president, but don't overlook what she tried to do while she held that position. She was an active First Lady - far more active than either Bush, and probably the most active since Eleanor Roosevelt. She was a political figure in the early 90's, that is until the Republican Congress shut her down. Now this doesn't necessarily mean I will vote for her, but I had to comment on what you said. Submitted by danielle w. on Sat, 02/09/2008 - 16:26
it is time we do some thing new and she can do it Submitted by Adam S. on Fri, 02/08/2008 - 15:41
I will either vote for Obama or Hillary. I think if Hillary wins the primaries that Obama will probably be her choice for Vice president. The real question is do you think the American public will vote a black man or a woman into office? I hope That the majority of us are smart enough to vote for the best person to run the country and not let prejudice guide our votes. Submitted by Veronica M. on Wed, 02/06/2008 - 16:35
On the republican side - John McCain is the front runner. Also , want to get into some debates over issues , Submitted by Veronica M. on Wed, 02/06/2008 - 16:26
This United States Citizen & All American voted for Hilary in the Primarys Submitted by Viktor B. on Tue, 02/05/2008 - 21:31
I am not a US citizen, but i advise you to choose Barak Obama, I saw him once or twice, and he left a good impression on me, don't know why, ninja's sixth sense maybe:) Loading People... |