Comments on: Hey Obama Sycophants, Don’t Say We Didn’t Warn You

by: The Skwib

Thu, 01 May 2008 14:37:37 +0000

Carnival of Satire (#99)…

Happy International Worker’s Day everyone! Yep, it’s May Day, the traditional day to celebrate the worker, to dance around Maypoles, and if you’re really into it, you may even want to do some Morris Dancing. Alas, the hoopla falls o…

by: Mick

Fri, 25 Apr 2008 03:05:47 +0000

Ohh ROFL

It say’s “your comment is awaiting moderation” ha ha

make me a time for correction: “Angeles”***

Mick

by: Mick

Fri, 25 Apr 2008 02:59:23 +0000

Mad Madaleine he he he

What a tragic soul.
“Recovering lawyer” by profession what that means?
You lost your licence and now you are recovering or is something else, just curious.

Maybe you can help with a case number BC304174 down in Los Anfeles, California

It seems to me you are the one who needs help immeadiately and guess what? Barack OBAMA is your ONLY chance.

Don’t say you wasn’t warned

Mick

by: Joe Shmoe

Fri, 25 Apr 2008 02:41:50 +0000

Steve - the Evangelicals do NOT support McCain, which is why the Dems have been on the church tour this year, suddenly being guided by faith. As is usual with the Dems, they’ll use anything they can use to win an election.

How come the Dems are suddenly concerned about the Vets? Bob Dole was the biggest supporter of Vets in history, and in 1996, Bill Clinton told him that talking about Vets was only for Dole’s political advantage and he should shut up about them. In 1992, Bill Clinton called Bob Kerrey, winner of the Congressional Medal of Honor, a “Vietnam baby killer” after Kerrey won the NH Primary. Now, all of a suddenly, the Dems care about troops? How phony can a party be?

by: Dilbert - Jacksonville, IL.

Fri, 25 Apr 2008 01:47:18 +0000

Did I miss something? I don’t think that Hillary Clinton has won the popular vote, or the majority of the Democratic delegate votes yet, so why all of this conflict within the party? Can we just let the rest of the country speak their minds in the remaining primaries, and come together as a united party to defeat those &@#^! Bush supporters who voted in a President that by now should be known as one of the worst Presidents ever?!! Each state has it’s chance to nominate a Presidential nominee from it’s primaries. My State of Illinois has already done so. Let the rest of the country make it’s choice, and then let’s all get behind the best of the best candidate. I say NO to the Republican choice, seems like more of the same that we have already been subjected to for the past 8 years. Let the results speak for themselves as to the final Democratic candidate, and then let us all get behind them. Enough infighting, let us come together.

by: Mrs Lee

Thu, 24 Apr 2008 23:51:38 +0000

I agree. A lot of African-Americans are supporting Obama mostly because of his color. Had he been of any other nationality, they would have been supporting Hillary. He speaks very intelligently and appears to be wise when he has time to practice speeches or when he (personally) feels that it is in “his” best interest to debate or comment. ONLY then does he appears to be the “right” one or is he really showing us his “true” outlook on what he is going to do for US? He brags about what he has already won, but if you have noticed; when at a lost, he doesn’t know how to respond or lose gracefully (PA results). At least Hillary knows when she is behind and can continue to be a woman that can still stand even in defeat. Something you will not find in Obama.

by: Steve from Sacto

Thu, 24 Apr 2008 22:47:42 +0000

Gee,. Nick, you’re quick to pull out the “America be damned” quote. But I notice you didn’t mention the claim by the right-wing evangelical who supports McCain that Hurricane Katrina was sent by God to punish the people of New Orleans. Guess he gets a pass, eh?

by: Sojourny

Thu, 24 Apr 2008 21:41:31 +0000

I am a 51 year old african-american women and it bothers me that 80% of my race is supporting Obama. When he first started campaigning he catered to White America. When his campaign began to decline, he started quoting and comparing himself to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to pull the black vote.

Republicans encouraged him to enter this Presidential race to take the African-American vote from the Clintons to guarantee a Republican enters the white house.

Question? Why hasn’t anyone noticed that most of the primary votes cast for Obama come from Republicans to take the Clintons out of the race? I call it a “Sanjaya” (american idol). In November those same republicans with vote with their party. GUARANTEES A REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT!

Also, I believe that Barack Obama is in on it! MONEY MONEY MONEY, MONEY!!

by: onecaspa

Thu, 24 Apr 2008 20:51:36 +0000

ELECT ANY WIGGALS.

THEY DANCE BETTER AND ARE MORE HUMANE.

DOWN WITH OBAMA
DOWN WITH HILLARY
PUT IN A HAWKISH REPUBLICAN AND LET THE WARRIOR LIKE BOYS AND GIRLS GET THEMSELVES OUT OF THE LIES [&] MESS WE ARE IN

“‘OLIE & STAN” what did you get us into this time??.

by: Ruth Ventura

Thu, 24 Apr 2008 20:47:22 +0000

Personally I don’t think what Obama said about the “bitter” people was that far off base….although better left unsaid….I don’t believe that it makes him an elitist or out of touch. Just human.
Come on, finally we have a decent, capable person running for president. I say let’s support him and take our country back, gaining back the respect of the world (which we certainly have lost with the current administration).
I also have nothing against Hilary and if Barack Obama were not running against her, I probably would have voted for her.