Comments on: Barack Obama on The View

By: idesign

idesign — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 02:44:08 +0000

Sarah, & Kate+8.…..

Obama on TheView…..

The battle is joined….

Get out the PopCorn….LOL

I can see November from my house!

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:30:45 +0000

if you’re gonna point out hilary’s wild tale of being under sniper fire, then you should also point out how obama “mispoke” about his connection to the kennedys. he claims that the kennedeys are responsible for bringing his father from africa, when they are actually not. the kennedys didn’t get involve in that program until after obama’s dad was already here in the states.

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 21:54:44 +0000

I don’t like ANY of these three possible presidential candidates….

This is going to be the oddest and biggest mudslinging contest yet.

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By: hairball

hairball — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 20:57:12 +0000

I don’t want Hillary in. If you want 100 more years of Iraq, vote for McCain. Terrified McCain will get in. I am not sure I will ever forgive Congress or this country for not impeaching Bush and Cheney at the minimum.

Over 4,000+ dead of our soldiers, not counting the wounded or Iraqis, TRILLIONS spent, no end in sight for a war based on lies.

Someone on another website had said they were surprised someone had not taken Bush and Cheney out after all of this. I don’t condone violence at all, however, I too am surprised no one tried it. The hatred I have for Bush and Cheney is indescribable and I think I’m a pretty normal, reasonable person.

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By: Trillion

Trillion — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 17:49:48 +0000

Hillary’s a freaking Republican like Joe Lieberman. Frankly, I don’t trust any politician that’s at the level of viable presidential candidate. The good ones, if they even exist, never make it that far. They’re not “allowed” to by the powers that be.

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By: Tracy

Tracy — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 05:49:40 +0000

No one is perfect and you can’t please everyone in the country, but at least this man is truly sincere about what he is saying. I believe he will truly try to make this country better for all of us. The republicans will just give us more of the same, and the Clintons can’t be trusted as far as you can throw them. Don’t forget about their past! Hillary still won’t reveal her finances. What is she hiding?

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By: Trillion

Trillion — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 00:18:22 +0000

Country Babe: I assume you’d hold all the republican candidates’ feet over the fire over for courting and associating with Rev. Falwell, The Catholic Church, Rev. Robertson, Rev. Hagee et al. Those men and those institutions are beyond the pale- Much much worse than anything I know of regarding Rev. Wright. (whom I hold in low regard, personally) Besides, I think Obama explained himself and his feelings about Rev. Wright on The View very well. And yes, his comment about “compiling the 5 stupidest things you’ve ever said” to Hasselbeck was more fitting than he might know. The reaction from the audience was priceless.

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By: journey

journey — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 17:07:55 +0000

how much experience did john f kennedy have when he became president? yet he managed to give the american people hope and optomism. he was an articulate leader and speaker who did much good. civil rights, peace corp, he put people first. and he inspired people, not just americans, but berliners, and other world citizens.
i was for edwards. but he’s not in the race any more. and while some people i really admire are hillary fans, she isn’t my first choice, or second. being a politician is about being a leader, about inspiring people to common goals. if she gets in a disagreement with a foreign leader, is she going to whine about how they’re picking on her? cry? make up wild tales about being under sniper fire? those aren’t the actions of a world leader. look at women who were. can you see maggie thatcher crying to get her way?
and as for the rev. wright. my pastor was all over local television and newspapers declaiming the horrors of a particular series of books and how they should be banned. that doesn’t make me a book burning whacko nut job. quite the contrary.
sorry, second long post today. my bad.

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By: Miranda

Miranda — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 06:36:17 +0000

UR A LOSER: John Edwards was my pick, as well, and I was REALLY surprised that he was knocked out of the race so early.

Frankly, he was the most liberal and progressive of the top three dems. I had the opportunity to hear him speak and I was so impressed with his frankness about all types of injustices in America, including poverty, racism, sexism and homophobia. I find he speaks more about these things than Clinton or Obama, and I would have been much happier to see him as the nomination than any of these other two.

I don’t really think Obama is going to win against McCain, and I don’t think Clinton will get the dem nomination and REALLY wouldn’t win against McCain. Yes “we have come a long way” but please, this is STILL America, we’re still a very racist and sexist country. Hopefully, I will be proven wrong, but we’ll see!

Headache: I agree completely! Leaving Iraq immediately isn’t reasonable at all at this point, and it won’t happen, no matter who is elected. And socialized health care will also never happen. Corporations have more resources, power and sway than our government, and our government, even if they WERE well intentioned and cared about us, can’t ever compete with the resources corporations have. Big pharmas and medical corps will never, ever let socialized health care come to America, it is far too much of a cash cow for them.

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By: Ur A Loser

Ur A Loser — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 05:11:54 +0000

wow. You cannot take a comment without writing a damn paragraph! Let me tell you something. Obama is SPENDING MILLIONS of dollars on advertisements & big houses & vacations.They all spend there money with no regards to anyone but themselves. Most importantly you took my comment on the defense. My point was to mention that there was somebody else in the race who had better intentions & as far as the middle america- I never said that you mentioned it I MENTIONED IT! STOP being so head strong & STOP being so defensive! They are all liars in my eyes just because of the simple fact that they are all in politics. It just depends on who you like more.You are not passionate in what you believe in you just dont like people to disagree with you. JEEZ!

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