Attacks

I firmly believe that Hillary Clinton will bury this country, and I love the bitter attacks between her and Obama. Knowing that both of the Democratic presidential candidates would destroy the remaining liberties we have as citizens, liberals' present choice is between a man with little experience and strong anti-American ties, or a woman who "misspeaks" and lies. In all honesty, these are probably the least of their concerns, but these issues are forefront in the media, so that is what people are thinking about now.

Soon, Barack Obama will have all of his dirty secrets drug out, even worse than his relationship and shared ideas with close friend and vocal backer Rev. Wright. And of course Hillary Clinton's lack of executive experience, shady cover-ups and mysterious deaths associated with her family will be unearthed again. As frustrating and difficult as this may be for some, especially the candidates...I say...Let the good times roll!

Congratulations Hillary!

Congrats on your success with Super Tuesday II! I suppose now is when the claws really come out, mostly towards Obama, but also towards McCain. I am truly excited to see how things proceed over the next couple of weeks, and just how vicious things will get. I am happy that Hillary Clinton is revived and still in the race, I just hope nobody gets hurt here. Of course, many of those skeletons (at least in the Clinton closet) were buried when her husband ran for president.

I do wish Obama luck through this battle, though he is completely undeserving of the position for which he is running, but so is Hillary. I am looking for someone with experience, and I just haven't found that candidate yet. If any of you can recommend someone, please let me know.

Super Tuesday

So Hillary made it through Super Tuesday, was anyone surprised? Yes, Obama still did well in places, but that will not stop the Clinton-engine-that-would. Even if Obama has the support of the masses, Hillary has masses of henchmen. There very well may be a Clinton-Obama ticket, people seem to like him and fear her. Isn't that how the mafia works? Hitmen, pay-offs, posterboys...yeah, that sounds right.

Neither candidate has the defense experience to lead us out of the Middle East succesfully, neither has had long enough experience in the government to get the things we really need, and neither has the real experience in the economy to thwart whatever "disasters" may be coming. What exactly do either of these candidates have experience with? Is is worthy of leading our country?

Can Bill be Harnessed?

I cannot help but add my own remarks about former President Bill Clinton, since everybody else seems to be commenting on his catty, some believe inappropriate, campaigning. So he attacks Obama, of course...he bickers with reporters, yeah. What I don't understand is why people find this odd. If he was going to act regal and appropriate, wouldn't he have acted like that in the oval office? Why does anyone expect this decent behavior now? In my opinion (which even my own father disagrees with), this is one of the reasons why spouses of former presidents should not be allowed to run for president. The people who support Bill Clinton, will listen to what he says now. It will not matter that his wife is even less qualified than him to lead the free world. He said it, it must be so. The Clinton-lemmings will use this rationale.

Yes, many people are criticising Bill because they want the Clinton slew to make way for Obama. These are the people who think it is more important to elect the first black president, rather than the first female president. Of course, my main bone to pick with these people is that they should pick the most qualified person for the job, not simply to try and achieve some new quota or establish presidential affirmative action.

In my opinion, the reasons Bill is out there so hard for Hill are selfish, not patriotic or supportive. He wants the prestige, he wants the money, and most importantly, he wants to be able to sleep with the most powerful woman in the world...good luck Bill, isn't she celibate?

Iowa Caucuses

Did Hillary cry when she first heard that she was the third choice as Democratic presidential candidate in Iowa? What a sight that would be! But no, friends...I am sure she did not. She probably just punched the person standing nest to her, and then went on to punish her husband for inadequate support.

In all likelihood, she will probably still win the overall nomination, unfortunately. Though I do not agree with Obama's inexperience, I absolutely cannot stand the Clinton corruption. Oh, how I would have loved to be a fly on the wall when the Clinton camp got this news! But I will have to accept the images in my mind, because it seems like the news, or at least MSNBC, is throwing out a pillow for Clinton to land on. She has been getting bowed down to by the Chris Matthews crowd.

I would love to see the rest of the country show similar results to Iowa, and tell the world just how unlikeable Hillary Clinton is. She is corrupt, deceitful and abrasive...let's push that!

To Nuke or Not to Nuke...

As the Hillary/Obama spat spirals into a seemingly adolescent rivalry, the subject of using nuclear weapons has entered the arena. Barrack Obama says that he absolutely would not use them against Al Qaida, and Hillary Clinton says that a president could never take the nuclear option off the table. In the attempt to make herself seem more man-like and able, she of course says that she would be willing to nuke terrorists. I can't think of why anyone wouldn't be willing to use such force against our world's greatest threat, so Hillary's statement doesn't seem that bold to me. But she says it trying to embolden herself and wussify Obama.

In the attempt to make herself seem stronger and wiser, and more "manlike" she takes on an irritating, redundant air. Nobody ever thought of her as feminine from the beginning. Not that she has "manlike" strength, just lacking any softer female characteristics. Will this asexual candidate actually be able to push the big red button? Probably not. Neither would Obama, but in either case the War on Terror will spiral completely out of control. A female president, a weak president. Nukes, no nukes. Whatever you choose there won't be a simple way out. This war will get worse before it gets better.

Clinton and Obama's Personal Debate

What started at Monday's debate has only continued throughout the week into a juvenile name-calling match. Clinton said that Obama's idea of meeting one-on-one with hostile regime leaders in the first year of his presidency would be irresponsible and naive, and that it could lead to these nations using the American president for propaganda purposes. Later in the week Obama said that Hillary's authorization for the war in Iraq was irresponsible and naive. And there have been unoriginal blows from each candidate ever since.

"Each of them is trying to use it now to reinforce the overall message," said Mark Mellman, a Democratic consultant sitting out this election so far. "Clinton is saying this proves her greater experience and preparation for leadership, and that Obama is inexperienced. Obama is trying to say that her experience is what got us into the war. So they're both trying to use it to make a larger point about their overall messages." See Chicago Tribune article for more.

So, I guess until they kiss and make-up, they won't be able to run on the Clinton-Obama '08 ticket together. Darn.

The Post-Debate Hillary

It was just last week that polls showed Obama leading in the Democratic primaries, but now after Democratic and Republican debates Clinton is showing an up to 18% lead in many polls. http://news.yahoo.com/s/realclearpolitics/20070509/cm_rcp/marist_poll_clinton_18points_a

Along with these rising polls, Hillary has been getting several endorsements from people such as Governors Corzine, Spitzer, and O'Malley. So, it looks like she is officially the front-runner. I just hope when it is time to decide no one forgets what it was like the last time we had a Clinton in the White House.