Comments on: Clinton on Iran Attack: ‘Obliterate Them’

By: James White

James White — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 11:52:18 +0000

I don't think it matters a bit if the next president is a woman or a black man. That kind of trivialization is exactly what plagues politics.

What matters are the issues. I trust neither of them because I have become so cynical that I suspect them both of saying anything to get elected and then doing exactly what the rest have always done.

But in the end, when choosing between the two, I think that Obama makes the best case for CHANGE. And change is the biggest thing that America needs now.

Let's hope he's not just another lying, cheating politician out to destroy the Constitution and expanding the American Empire.

"Bring 'em home".

By: Carol Olavarri

Carol Olavarri — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 03:47:33 +0000

I have lived 58 years hoping I would see a woman elected as President but I would be ashamed and scared if Hillary attains this Office. A MAN is needed at this time as not all nations recognize the fact that a woman can be a good leader and I feel that at this point in time, given current feelings about women by the countries we are dealing with that this is not the time to elect a woman and definitely not Hillary. I would love to buy the "pie in the sky" promises of Obama but have lived too long to do so and so the least of the worst is McCain- at least he is telling me more truths as I know them than the false promises of utopia being sold by Clinton and Obama. I am afraid that the American people need and want to believe the "pie in the sky" as our hopes are low. I just hope they do not buy what can never be delivered by either of them. I guess I am a realist.

By: décembre

décembre — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 14:18:03 +0000

This woman is Belzebuth's wife.

Those who think women would make better understanding President than men should think again.