Everyone can hear he is a great orator, but can he really deliver; can he heal this country of the highest gas prices we have ever experienced , and correct the economy ? Clinton's campaign has virtually become the underdog . Will she continue to fight? The Obama Campaign is already declaring victory for May 20th. His momentum is constantly gaining by picking up nine super delegates.
The real test will come in November to see if he can overtake McCain? Barack has really show-cased himself well during every debate , debates seem to be his specialty . Hillary Clinton has given it the best fight she could muster up . Both candidates have made this presidential campaign one of the most exciting campaigns in political history .
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Hilliary Clinton Clinches On
Just like a pit bull with a lock jaw, and never letting go Clinton has without a doubt proven herself to be one serious candidate. Senator Obama has even commented to the degree of her tenaciousness. She has shut the mouths of those who cried concede already! After last night's final count and her Big Ohio win, giving a speech stating: "historically every candidate who have won in the state of Ohio has won the Presidential election."
The subject of the Democratic Dream Team has revived itself. With Senator Clinton clinching on with the bulldog grip now the idea of one candidate sharing the ticket with the other would be the idea situation. As Clinton stated "whose going to be on top?" Umm interesting we will have to wait and see what the two will decide.
The subject of the Democratic Dream Team has revived itself. With Senator Clinton clinching on with the bulldog grip now the idea of one candidate sharing the ticket with the other would be the idea situation. As Clinton stated "whose going to be on top?" Umm interesting we will have to wait and see what the two will decide.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Is Clinton Flying By The Seat Of Her Pants?
Is She In It To Win It?
Come on is Presidential candidate Clinton really in it to win? Doesn't she know when it is time to concede? Well -- then you have the fact that she is a woman; moreover that makes her more determined to beat out her opponent Barack Obama.
During the Texas debate Clinton fired some steamy words toward Barack, but her mud slinging tactics really didn't work. Barack remained calm, and cool as usual--he didn't let her ruffle his feathers.
I believe deep inside she knows she been beaten. But pride lives on we will see what the March primary will bring about. Personally I am a liberal, so neither of the Democratic candidates leave a flavorful taste upon my buds. Sure Obama is smooth, and says all the right words, but ready to be President I don't think so. I really wonder can he smooth talk his way all the way to the White House. Love him as a person, but it takes more than personality to run this country.
Then you have a select few who thinks his the next John F. Kennedy, but now let's talk about McCain, whom I feel is the best person for the job. Did McCain think some mud wasn't going to sling his way? Although I was surprised to read the rumors about him and the lobbyist. Sure they always deny it, and then the truth comes out.
Did you hear Bush endorses McCain, I chuckled to myself. Bush's endorsement is surely one McCain can do without.
Come on is Presidential candidate Clinton really in it to win? Doesn't she know when it is time to concede? Well -- then you have the fact that she is a woman; moreover that makes her more determined to beat out her opponent Barack Obama.
During the Texas debate Clinton fired some steamy words toward Barack, but her mud slinging tactics really didn't work. Barack remained calm, and cool as usual--he didn't let her ruffle his feathers.
I believe deep inside she knows she been beaten. But pride lives on we will see what the March primary will bring about. Personally I am a liberal, so neither of the Democratic candidates leave a flavorful taste upon my buds. Sure Obama is smooth, and says all the right words, but ready to be President I don't think so. I really wonder can he smooth talk his way all the way to the White House. Love him as a person, but it takes more than personality to run this country.
Then you have a select few who thinks his the next John F. Kennedy, but now let's talk about McCain, whom I feel is the best person for the job. Did McCain think some mud wasn't going to sling his way? Although I was surprised to read the rumors about him and the lobbyist. Sure they always deny it, and then the truth comes out.
Did you hear Bush endorses McCain, I chuckled to myself. Bush's endorsement is surely one McCain can do without.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Whose Your Political Personality Favorite?
Is the Presidential campaign turning into a celebrity fan fair?
Monday, February 18, 2008
Obama says borrowed lines not a big deal
By NEDRA PICKLER, Associated Press Writer
Mon Feb 18, 1:23 PM ET
NILES, Ohio - Sen. Barack Obama said Monday that he probably should have given his friend — the governor of Massachusetts — credit for using his lines over the weekend.
Howard Wolfson, a spokesman for Hillary Rodham Clinton accused Obama of plagiarizing Gov. Deval Patrick. Wolfson said that raises questions about the premise of Obama's candidacy — his rhetorical skills.
Obama, D-Ill., says that's going too far. He says he really doesn't think it's a big deal to use Patrick's words because they share ideas all the time.
Patrick said during his campaign a year and a half ago that words matter, like "I have a dream" and "all men are created equal."
Obama used the same lines Saturday night in Wisconsin. Obama said that Patrick suggested he use the lines to respond to Clinton's suggestion that he is more of a talker than a doer.
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Mon Feb 18, 1:23 PM ET
NILES, Ohio - Sen. Barack Obama said Monday that he probably should have given his friend — the governor of Massachusetts — credit for using his lines over the weekend.
Howard Wolfson, a spokesman for Hillary Rodham Clinton accused Obama of plagiarizing Gov. Deval Patrick. Wolfson said that raises questions about the premise of Obama's candidacy — his rhetorical skills.
Obama, D-Ill., says that's going too far. He says he really doesn't think it's a big deal to use Patrick's words because they share ideas all the time.
Patrick said during his campaign a year and a half ago that words matter, like "I have a dream" and "all men are created equal."
Obama used the same lines Saturday night in Wisconsin. Obama said that Patrick suggested he use the lines to respond to Clinton's suggestion that he is more of a talker than a doer.
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