If there is any one thing that can be said about the 2008 presidential campaign so far, it is that it has been interesting. Among its many twists and turns: John McCain coming from predicted defeat to being the presumptive nominee, Fred Thompson's (let's face it) disastrous run, Hillary Clinton's fall from grace, and Barack Obama's transformation from saviour to politician.
What were people thinking when they let McCain run anyway. With every passing week, the notion I hold about his sanity is confirmed. President Bush already messed up our country. I can't imagine why America supports a man who doesn't want to clean up Bush's mess altogether. McCain was recently in New Orleans and showed some more of his true colors.
College...A Privilege, or a Guarantee
Barack Obama said the small town folks in Pennsylvania are bitter. I do not want to go on about this even if you do not think he said it. Hillary has had too much fun with this.
General Petraus was before Congress. Saturday Night Live did quite a skit on this one. It was all about Senator Obama. In the SNL skit Petraus declares his support for OBama!
On more than one occasion, I have been witness to racism incarnate concerning the upcoming Presidential Election. I"m GLAD that both a woman and an African-American are trying for the highest office in the land! Unfortunately, many blue-collar and Senior voters do not share my enthusiasm.
As many of you have probably heard, Democratic Presidential Candidate, Barack Obama can't bowl. It's a complete disgrace to America. After all bowling is vital to the well being of the American nation. What kind of example would Obama set for middle America? If Barack became president, the letters D-I-S-A-S-T-E-R pop into my mind. You know what those spell?
On March 20th, amid the Obama-Wright scandal. It was reported by the New York Times that Republican presidential candidate John McCain has sought out an endorsement from Controversial Televangelist John Hagee.
Senator Obama used the words typical white person.
Senator Obama used the three words. In context or out of context, the use of these words yesterday was given a pass by the main stream press.( MSM) From a Black man and Presidential Candidate this is a racially charged statement.
If John McCain or Hillary Clinton had said this all hell would have broken loose.
