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Politics : The Next President 2008 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TARADO96 who wrote (2216)	2/5/2008 6:37:48 PM
From: PROLIFE	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3215

you are to be commended for calling the clinton's exactly what they are...now...think twice before voting for a socialist such as Obama...he voted more to the left than any of his peers. all talk ..this ain't camelot.

To: TARADO96 who wrote (2216)	2/6/2008 12:06:53 AM
From: RMF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3215

You must believe that Jimmy Carter was the BEST President ever. Carter was probably the most honest and straightforward President we've had. FDR would "go for the throat" against his political apponents. JFK let his Father and his Brother do the DIRTY work. Ronald Reagan used the old "States Rights" gambit to 'divide and conquer' in the South. Adlai Stevenson and George McGovern were both honest and pleasant political candidates. Check out how many elections they won of the 3 that they ran. I've come to think that Obama may very well be the BEST candidate that the Democrats can nominate. That's NOT because I think he has the BEST tools to bring about effective policies, but because I think that he could be such a popular candidate that he could very well give the Democrats such an overwhelming legislative advantage that they could have the political power to REALLY accomplish great things if they wisely use that power. At this point I think we're doing rather well in having our probable Presidential possibilities narrowed to McCain, Obama and Clinton. At least that CREEP Romney seems to be out of the running.

To: TARADO96 who wrote (2216)	2/7/2008 11:18:15 AM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 3215

Obama Raises $7M Post Super Tuesday ( witch RIP) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: February 7, 2008 Filed at 10:54 a.m. ET NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Democratic Sen. Barack Obama has raised $7.2 million for his presidential campaign since the first polls closed on Super Tuesday night, his campaign said Thursday, a remarkable figure that is causing concern among supporters of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Meanwhile Thursday, the Clinton campaign asked Obama to debate once a week, but he demurred. Obama, riding a wave of fundraising from large donors and small Internet contributors, also raised $32 million in January. Clinton acknowledged Wednesday that she loaned her campaign $5 million late last month as Obama was outraising and outspending her heading into Feb. 5 Super Tuesday contests. Some senior staffers on her campaign also are voluntarily forgoing paychecks as the campaign heads into the next round of contests.