Comments on: Obama vs. Giuliani and Romney: Latest Poll

By: Webbuh

Webbuh — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 21:54:00 +0000

As my folks would say, “She AIN’T Foolin Nobody!”

Alley-gay-tor tears…this will surely turn-off the New Hampshire Voters…Implosion in 5…4…3…2..One.

By: NMP

NMP — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 19:46:00 +0000

Rikyrah,

Hillary Clinton just played the ultimate White woman card. Crying! Unbelievable! And no doubt White women all over NH are going to eat it up. Anyone who believes the sincerety of this should not be allowed to vote. This occurs on the same day that she goes on Access of Hollywood–YES ACCESS HOLLYWOOD–decrying how woman are protrayed in the media, that are not allowed to show their human side without criticism. And then, on cue, she cries on the campaign trail. Message: The bad Black man is trying to steal what we, White woman, are entitled to.

Damn!

By: ronnie b.

ronnie b. — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 16:39:00 +0000

Agreed. Obama bespeaks leadership and hope for a changing America. Giuliani and Romney are all about winning one for the GOP “team”.

I think Obama’s worthiest GOP opponent is Huckabee.

By: Fnarf

Fnarf — Sun, 06 Jan 2008 02:30:00 +0000

I don’t think electability is a big issue. I think Obama creams Giuliani, creams Huckabee, and beats Romney too, but by a lesser amount. The only one who might make it a race is McCain; McCain’s the only Republican who’s not completely insane.

Consider that Obama is attracting support from some moderate Republicans as well. Everybody likes to talk about the issues but when it comes down to it people respond to LEADERSHIP and a message of hope. Any candidate in either party who runs looking backwards at the past is going to get beat; you MUST speak convincingly of a better future to get elected.