Question:
Who is the best presidential candidate?
HARMANS A BIG FAG
2008-03-25 14:49:59 UTC
I hate people voting for candidates just because of their race or gender just so that there will be a black or female president, who do you think would be the best candidate for issues such as the economy and increasing foreign debt and climate change, not considering race or gender or age.
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anonymous
2008-03-25 14:55:33 UTC
I'm not sure. I really want to see the debates in the general election when the candidates must present themselves to all the American voters and not just members of their party. I think Hillary is motivated by power and will say anything to get and maintain it, so she's out. McCain needs to flex those foregin policy muscles and give us more than the 100 years bit on Iraq. Obama needs to be tested.



I think after a few Obama / McCain debates I'll be able to make my decision.
anonymous
2008-03-25 15:14:05 UTC
Senator John McCain is obviously the best. The economy is already bad enough. We don't need both Democrat jerks running this country. Just look at Clinton and Obama's proposals they are disgusting. VOTE MCCAIN. Oh u know Clinton's and obama's healthcare plans, they want everyone to have healthcare right, guess where all that money is coming from! Raising our taxes. Up and Up they go! Whereever the taxes stop no one knows. lol
acredhead113
2008-03-25 14:55:44 UTC
I think Senator McCain is the best choice. The two candidates for the Democratic Party are too inexperienced. They are slinging a lot of mud and it is immature. We need a person of character and integrity to lead us in the future. McCain has served his country in the armed forces where the other two candidates for the Democratic Party have no experience!
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2008-03-25 15:04:13 UTC
I am voting for Obama, besides the fact that McCain has promised a 100 years war(At least 4000 dead U.S. Military already), besides the fact that Hillary confuses getting off a plane and shaking hands with running to her limo under sniper fire in Bosina(I mean hasn't anyone just confused driving to the store with going to the Moon? Apparently Hillary does), Besides the fact Ralph Nader is legally nuts. I am voting for Obama because he is a leader, we have functioned without a leader for far to long and look what has happend, a endless war, a recession, and a set of laws enacted to invade the privacy of the average American.
Slow Bobby
2008-03-25 14:58:32 UTC
Of the people we have running, Obama is, by far, the best choice.



If we get McCain or Clinton, it's back to the same old stuff.... tax and spend on issues that get their pals reelected...



I want Obama to have a chance to show us what can be done in the country....
anonymous
2008-03-25 14:55:26 UTC
Joe Biden
watch out....
2008-03-25 15:06:21 UTC
Hillary......I like the idea that we all can have health care. I have insurance for myself and my family but it kills me that there are families that have to strugle with this.



I also think she will be responsible about pulling out of Iraq. I don't think sending everybody home come January '09 is the best plan.



What else....she has experience.
anonymous
2008-03-25 16:44:25 UTC
i think obama is the best for the job. i think he should win not to be the first black pres, but because i think he has some really good views of america
End The Fed!!!
2008-03-25 14:55:34 UTC
Ron Paul. He is the ONLY one who has directly addressed how to decrease the bloated government and turn around the economy. If you disagree please tell me what other candidate will fix the economy and how do they pledge to do it.
anonymous
2008-03-25 14:53:14 UTC
Ron Paul.
anonymous
2008-03-25 14:53:44 UTC
McCain
Venkatesh J
2008-03-27 07:08:53 UTC
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Carolyn H
2008-03-25 15:45:24 UTC
well i think it depends on who you think had the better speech and would actually help the country instead of people who told yopu what they are going to do but people who showed you waht they are going to do and if you dont have discrimanation then obama cause he would actually i think help the country
anonymous
2008-03-25 14:53:11 UTC
Im voting for Obama DESPITE the fact that I have major issues with the Dem party....
smartass23
2008-03-25 14:58:07 UTC
Hillary !!!



I am sick of the men that run this country into the dirt!



and they say women cant be good leaders...



52.5% of America is female and we have never had a female president........SAD!!!
anonymous
2008-03-25 15:27:04 UTC
i think Barack Obama will make tghe most changes that are good for our country.
rebshel
2008-03-25 14:54:02 UTC
obama by a mile over mccain

obama by a million miles over hillary
C'mon?
2008-03-25 15:01:49 UTC
Obama. Hillary is a woman and McCain is old.... so ummm obama.
anonymous
2008-03-25 14:55:05 UTC
McCain!!
sashromancefreak
2008-03-25 14:59:43 UTC
McCain, by far
G.C.
2008-03-25 14:55:09 UTC
-war on terror, military matters, etc... McCain



--balancing the budget, economic woes...Clinton



--social services, domestic programs....Obama



All have their strong points.....I think the one with the best balance of all would be Hillary....she is intelligent, has important contacts, and good experience.
LMiserab
2008-03-25 14:57:47 UTC
I believe Obama is the best.
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2008-03-26 02:33:56 UTC
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The Obama camp was *extremely* successful in ******-punching the Clinton's with manipulation race-baiting. I don't for a minute believe that they (the Clinton's) thought they'd be vulnerable to such accusations (using race-baiting to intimidate) given their history of working for minority rights. Obama's backers were very shrewd using the "southern politician" foil to cover their race-baiting.



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Very funny. I'm sorry that so many readers seemed to miss the irony, and can't enjoy just laughing at a good joke, rather than parsing the details with deadly seriousness. If America loses its sense of humor, we're all done for.



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Mr. Robinson, it would have been great if you had chosen to write about how Obama is transcending race and helping create an 'America' from a 'black America' and a 'white America'. The metaphor of a game, which implies a winner and a loser, is unfortunate. Perhaps black Americans do feel that Obama is beating 'white America' at its own game. If they do, they should get over it. It won't be helpful.



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Since Robinson continually brings up the subject the race, then all the cards should be laid on the table.



What none of the media gas bags and bloviators...including Robinson...will say or admit is that it would be impossible for a U.S. black of U.S. black ancestry to attain what Obama, a son of a Kenyan immigrant, has attained.



And the reason is simple: U.S. blacks of U.S. black ancestry simply cannot help themselves from constantly playing the victim card...which Obama has not played. While black victimhood is a money-making big business for many, victimhood is something American voters do not look for or want in their candidates.



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2008-03-25 14:54:05 UTC
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Hillary!!!!!!!!!!
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