Comments on: There’s Something About …

By: SHITTU

SHITTU — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 16:46:53 +0000

I used to believe that American’s and indeed the public will display its literacy level to the world on pressing issues as electing a president. As far as i’m concerned you guys are shadow-chasing! THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING WITH KEEN INTEREST, YOUR LEVEL OF RATIONALITY! HOW DARE YOU COMPARE HILLARY’S NEAR 30 YEARS TOP-LEVEL PUBLIC SERVICE (Executive, Legislature and Judiciary) with others. Its a disservice! Let me ask you, WHO WOULD YOU ASK TO HEAD A MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION (where you have large stake)? A LADY WITH ABOUT 30 YEARS COGNATE EXPERIENCE WHOM YOU CAN’T STAND HER GUTS OR AN AMIABLE MAN WITH 4 YEARS COGNATE EXPERIENCE! WHICH OF THEM IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO BRING ABOUT A MUCH NEEDED TURNAROUND? WAKE UP AMERICA, PRESIDENCY IS NOT HOLYWOOD MAKE-BELIEF! USA is at a cross-road and needs a dispassionate assessment of its candidates. The major criteria should be WHAT HAVE DONE UP TO THIS POINT IN YOUR LIFE TO WANT TO LAY CLAIMS TO THE HOTTEST SEAT IN WORLD POLITICS, WHAT’S YOUR CREDENTIAL AND YOUR TEMPERAMENT. LIKE THEY SAY, THEORY IS NOT PRACTICAL! ITS EASY TO COACH FROM THE STANDS BUT WHEN THE CHIPS ARE DOWN, I TELL YOU ITS A DIFFERENT BALL GAME! MAY GOD LEAD AMERICA AS IT TRIES TO MAKE ITS DECISIONS.

By: TESSIE B. MARCOS

TESSIE B. MARCOS — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 12:45:44 +0000

I have met and spoken with Senator Hillary Clinton whe visited us in GUAM , where America’s day begins . I have admired her since then and continue to admire her intelligence . She is a woman of strength and truly will be a great PRESIDENT for the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA .

By: DUSTIN

DUSTIN — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 08:24:50 +0000

SENATOR CLINTON FOR THE WHITE HOUSE . TWO TERMS . END OF STORY .

By: Fannie

Fannie — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 03:33:46 +0000

It appears that the Rockford Registar star is so baised in their reporting of the Democratic Campaign between Senator Clinton
and Senator Obama.

The paper is not reporting pertinent information about this campaign, perhaps, hoping this stratergy will influence the voters to make decision based on what the editiors tell want you to think.

When can we think for ourselves and not let others push their ideas down our throats?

By: john polifrono

john polifrono — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 03:12:45 +0000

It’s tragic, that Hillary’s efforts to reach the White House, will be desrtroyed by her worst enemy, and that’s certainly not Obama, and isn’t even the republicans, it’s media. Media have sought, from the beginning, to undermine Hillary, and certainly her campaign. I cannot find words to describe the revulsion that I feel for creatures like Chris Matthews, Tim Russert, Wolf Blitzer, etc.. These people make me feel ashamed to be a male. They are truly monsters, and undermine everything decent and worthwhile in the human experience.

By: JACK SLOAN

JACK SLOAN — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 02:11:01 +0000

Hillary has said what she will do for this great country and i belive her!!!!!! She has a record to go by, but Obama has no record to judge him by, so i will have to give my support to Hillary. I am male 65 retired.

By: Ella

Ella — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 23:09:40 +0000

Add-On to previous comment:

I said the blacks - African American voters - I should have said some African Americans especially the ones in South Carolina were mad at Hillary and Bill, when they should have been mad at the media and those tv commentators on CNN and MSNBC. Not all of them on these tv stations started the racial thing. I don’t think any commentators on Fox News commented on the racial thing. I see them doing their job just reporting the news and not adding their two cents worth. I know the racial thing has died down but I think those commentators who started the racial thing, it should be brought to the attention of the public and made known publicly! That really bothered me!
Respectfully,
Ella

By: Deb

Deb — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 22:20:53 +0000

I agree with Anthony and Curtis. I also believe that, with Hillary’s life already having been picked apart, she stands the better chance to win in November. Obama has never been “microscoped” by a Republican candidate so we don’t know how he will react to all of it….and there will be lots of dirt dug up about him if he wins the nomination. But I am willing to bet that he wouldn’t handle it even half as well as Hillary has and will continue to. Besides, with the country in the shape that is it today, we need someone with extensive experience to dig in there and clean it all up! HILLARY CAN DO THE JOB!!!!!!

By: Ella

Ella — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 22:10:25 +0000

I am African American! I will vote for Hillary Clinton. i think she is capable of running the country. She has the experience to be President. She knows all the policies. She’s been a outstanding leader for years and has proven, even among all obstacles than she can withstand anything and come out on top. I don’t know that much about Obama’s policies. I also would like to add this note about the racial thing. God knows I wish my comment could be on the CNN and MSNBC stations because most of those commentators ( I guess that’s the appropiate title) they were the first ones who started the race thing. If you remember, when Obama won Iowa and it was thought that he would win New Hampshire the night of the polling in New Hampshire well, let me go back to Iowa, they were saying “since Obama won Iowa
where it was mostly white people, now the african americans in South Carolina can vote for him” - I may not have quoted it right, but what they meant was, “since the white people in Iowa voted for him, now the blacks in South Carolina will vote for him” I think that was racial, but seems like nobody caught those comments because there was no response on those tv stations. And a lot of black people especially in South Carolina where Obama won and Hillary lost and I honestly believe it was because of her comments, about Dr. Martin L. King, they got mad at Hillary because of her comment about Dr. Martin L. King and mad at Bill because of his comments. I understood what she was saying. That’s just like if I have an invention and I don’t know how to market it but you do, then we both make progress. That’s the same about Dr. King and President Johnson. So the media and those tv stations commentators started the racial thing and then when Bill started his comments, they wanted to put all the blame on him. And I hope somebody will bring this to those commentators and tv stations attention where it can be broadcast nationwide.
Thank You!

By: P. Gessner

P. Gessner — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 21:23:28 +0000

What do you expect? Over 300,000,00 people in the United States and look what we have to choose from in candidates. It’s pretty sad when we can’t come up with at least two that we feel comfortable with to lead the country in the right direction.

The majority of the american people are completely uninformed about world events. They vote for a candidate because she is a woman, or he is a black man, a war veteran, a preacher, etc. I think voters should have to take a test before they are allowed to vote.
That should be interesting since 18% of high school students could not find the United States on a globe.

Lets get serious folks.