I’m not deluded, hopefully the Pope will touch a few hearts.

I’m not Catholic and his message resonated with me and I’m sure many others.

these people I know are very prejudiced..

I’m sure there are some Catholics among these:

Irish writers/artists weigh in behind Obama

The As is Here

Double-click on the page to zoom in and read it to see who signed it.

Ishmael Reed (Afro-Irish) is on the list.

You’re so right! The Pope’s message is in line with what Barack is all about and has been from the beginning! Trust me–they know it!

How quickly the pundits forget how she mocked hope in RI!

Pat Buchanan can’t stand to give Barack his due. And he won’t accept the fact Barack could/will become the Democratic Nominee!

I don’t recall Hillary having said anything about hope – in fact she laughs at hope.

I don’t recall Hillary saying anything about racial equality – she’s counting on the hatred of those who are against it.

Hillary’s message is experience and ridicule – that it’s.

He said that Catholics couldn’t relate to Obama because of the protestant style that Obama mimics; that of the King style.

I say Pat and CNN are trying to spin it because the Pope’s message is so similiar to Obama’s.

The timing of his visit couldn’t have been better.

Bob Casey is a quiet hero in all of this.

If Obama keeps it close and/or pulls of an upset, he will have to get a lot of credit.

And he’s a Catholic, conservative democrat

The symbolism of the Pope, who some call a Nazi, traveling around the US for his first time talking about hope, criticizing the Iraq war, and advocating for social justice …

That priest is Father Michael Pfleger. I’ve written about him. He’s very good people.

“There would certainly be street protests in Denver.

“I will, without doubt, march at the convention if there is even a remote chance on the nomination being stolen,” promises a typical poster at the liberal blog Daily Kos.

Blogger Al Giordano predicts: “It won’t be the chaotic street protest and battle with the cops that occurred in ‘68: we’ve learned too much from that. It will be organized, Gandhian in its adherence to discipline and nonviolence, and more massive than anything maybe ever seen in the United States’ long history of social movements. If the party leaders choose to destroy democracy by denying the fair-and-square winner the nomination, democracy will then be duty bound to destroy the party … The big news is that, for the first time in decades, a black-white alliance from the street will be possible: Montgomery 1955 meets Seattle 1999 in Denver 2008.”

my wish is you are right…I just believe in being prepared. I sent a note to Moveon.org asking if they have contingency plans.

I know it’s not your imagination, I just really don’t believe it’s going that far.

There were two events of late that had to affirm Obama’s support to the Supers; 1. the protests of ABC and 2. the crowds at those rallies in PA.

There is a school of thought that says the Supers don’t really care about the portion of the Democratic party that supports Obama and that what they really care about is the candidate who can win the general.

I believe that the numbers in PA and Indiana will determine which way they move.

I’ve heard her say it, it isn’t my imagination!

This is a once in a life time opportunity we cannot let escape us.

I don’t think that it will go to Denver. I believe the Superdelegates will step in on May 6.

While I angered by the recycling of old bs, I don’t believe it will work.

If you feel as though it will take a fight in Denver, then by all means, you should begin enlisting support.