Conspiracy?

[W. Gray]

Does anyone think Hillary will blame her Iowa third place finish and her apparent decrease in the New Hampshire polls on a "Vast Right Wing Conspiracy?"

[sixdogsmom]

Among other things, no doubt! I think she is very presumtious thinking that her time in the whitehouse counts toward experience. From what I saw she did officially, got botched and was a purposeful effort to get her in the public eye. Should she be elected there will no more be national health care than there was when she and Bill were in the whitehouse. At this point in time I am quite impressed with Obama; he is black, but also he is white. He is Christian now, converted from Islam. I respect that, he knows where the Islamics come from. He seems to be the family man, and his wife is a delight. Obama behaves like a gentleman, and treats others with respect, even Hillary. I am currently doing some investigating to find out more. This is the first democratic candidate I have been interested in for quite some time. I have been a democrat voting republican for the past several elections. We will see.

[Roma Jean Turner]

I always remember the mayorial election in Kansas City in the 80"s (can't remember the exact year).  Anyway one of the candidates was the Rev Emmanuel Clever.  Everyone said that Kansas City was not ready for a black mayor. But Rev. Clever ran.  An older women ran.  There were two young, up and coming yuppies who were so convinced that they were the only people in the race worth looking at that they went after each other with a vengeance.  You couldn't get through a TV program without one of their mudslinging ads.  Rev Clever's ad was simple, he walked into his office, sat on the side of the desk, looked at the camera and just said what he would like to do for Kansas City and thanked us for listening.  When election day came, myself and thousands of others went to the poll and elected the first black mayor of Kansas City.  Rev. Clever is the standard by which I measure a candidate.

[sixdogsmom]

I also respect a person who shows respect for others. Good manners still count, even in the evil world of politics. I appreciate intelligence and knowledge. Thanks for sharing that Roma Jean, it should be an object lesson for other candidates.

[W. Gray]

The video released today shows her getting slightly emotional, almost to the point of tears.

In that video, she appears to be saying that if the American people do not elect her as the next President of the United States, the country can only go backwards.

[Judy Harder]

She is scarey............I wonder would she consider a part in a drama.......she seems
to be acting a role.

Not looking forward to this political year at all.........I too, am a democrat that votes the man
and usually the one I do vote for is Republican

God watch over us all
AOYP

[Carl Harrod]

I just have to put in my two cents worth on  Mr Obama - I will not vote for nor will I ever respect a man who is running for the highest office in this country that will not show the proper respect for our Nations flag.  Check this out: http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/anthem.asp

I know there is a lot of mud slinging in the campaign but that video convinced me!

[greatguns]

Not running for a political office, I can tell you I was taught to stand when the National Athem was played.  Nobody said I had to put my hand over my heart.  But I was also taught to stand when the colors went by not the flag.  Guess I better not run for any office.

[Roma Jean Turner]

I saw this covered by the media, don't remember which stations, etc., but I don't recall anyone holding him accountable, in person,  for that.  In all of this hoopla surrounding him, you would think one of the "media bobble heads' could ask him what in the world he was thinking by refusing to do that.  Or was it just plain immaturity or not thinking at all??  What already.....before this guy gets elected president.

[W. Gray]

If Hillary does not get the nomination, it can probably be traced to the fact she hoisted herself on her own (and his) petard, to borrow a phrase from an English gentleman.