Comments on: The Governor Versus the Senator

By: All About Obama

All About Obama — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 01:34:19 +0000

what i think is that is if Obama wins the presidency United States economy will rise and things will be better since he has the help of Hilary Clinton. as well as if McCain wins the Presidency i belief that the U.S will get worser then it is now that Bush has been president .

By: the truth

the truth — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 14:08:10 +0000

Funny Article Carissa -

What a gutless leap you take in providing the imagery of Palin simply sitting at a computer while Obama is up to his elbows in D.C. politics - saving the world… How dishonest and typically liberal. You are afraid of a woman with true backbone and strength, and you obviously are worried of her proving this on a national level - because the Republicans would certainly have a winner for years to come. It would take off the mask of the libs - pretending to be the helper of the poor when they are simply the disabler and perpetuator of the chronic conditions that keep the poor where they are - as a guaranteed voting block of brainwashed dependents. This woman could do a lot of damage with her straight talk and truth - and boy, you libs would not like that. Palin is the real deal - her Governor experience IS BETTER than a lowly senator. I see Palin conversing with oil big wigs, twisting arms to get $1000 check each year for every Alaskan family, while Obama is running up the hall to leaderships office to ask ‘how should I vote, how should I vote !!!!’ A senator who votes 100% of the time with his party ? a coward, a follower, and NOT A LEADER. Nice try Carissa - but you fail. My imagery is accurate, yours is fallacy.

By: Abulolo

Abulolo — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:08:27 +0000

sorry about the typo - sentence should have read- we are afraid to instruct/discipline our children.

By: Abulolo

Abulolo — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:05:05 +0000

if obama wins our american civilization will end as we know it sooner than 2012. the man has no spine and is only being considered for the presidency because he is being championed by PC whitey who has no sense of duty or paroitism toward this country. Already there is a negative change in this country. We live in an environment of fear. We are afraid to speak or act opposed to the lefties in this country. we are afraid to pratice our christian faith. we are afraid our children. And, you want to blame Bush. this nonsense has been going on since the sixties. Don’t think the Dems are going to do better. Look how they run the cities. Don’t think blackie is going to do any better. Just take a look at the state of Africa.

By: light

light — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:13:38 +0000

I am 60, a farmer, a mother, a grandmother and have followed politics religously all my life. I’ve always voted.
If the republicans win this election it’s time to beleive in the Mayan Calander and except civilazation will end as we know it in 2012.

By: Rich

Rich — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 21:37:45 +0000

I agree Carisa just because the republican bull horn touts executive experience does not mean it is true.

Let’s face it, at McCains age chances are greater that he may, God forbid, pass on while in office. Would the electorate be compfortable with Sarah Palin running our Country? My feeling is people will think about this long and hard before casting a vote.