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  • Senator Obama VS Senator Clinton

    Well it's down to Ohio and Texas on March 4th. They are saying that the Superdelegates may eventually have to decide this race.

    Where is Mike Brewer when you need a hot topic discussed?

  • #2
    just about everyone outside of the US wants Obama for this, clinton looks dopey to me and Obama just seems to tear her apart. She comes across as overly emotional and seems less intelligent.

    The effect of a black president with obamas name and his intelligence on the world scene is certainly what america, and the world, needs right now.

    GO Obama.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Ghost View Post
      just about everyone outside of the US wants Obama for this, clinton looks dopey to me and Obama just seems to tear her apart. She comes across as overly emotional and seems less intelligent.

      The effect of a black president with obamas name and his intelligence on the world scene is certainly what america, and the world, needs right now.

      GO Obama.
      i agree ghost. i dont believe obama has all the answers to our problems, but he sure carries himself better than any other candidate ive seen. he wants to pull all our troops out of iraq immediately though if he gets elected, im not sure if that would be a good idea or not. if the iraqis are able to hunt and kill the terrorists in their country without any USA help at all then it would be fine. but if they still need our troops and our air power to aid them, pulling out would be disastrous and all our recent gains would have been for nothing.

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      • #4
        If you have been following the race then you know the issue is the Superdelegates. It seems that the Superdelegates can do whatever they want to do which means Senator Clinton may win in spite of being behind when the delegate votes are counted.

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        • #5
          Doesn't look too good for the Witch at this point.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Ghost View Post
            just about everyone outside of the US wants Obama for this, clinton looks dopey to me and Obama just seems to tear her apart. She comes across as overly emotional and seems less intelligent.

            The effect of a black president with obamas name and his intelligence on the world scene is certainly what america, and the world, needs right now.

            GO Obama.

            To say we "need" anyone to be President based on their name and/or skin color is stupid and racist.

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            • #7
              Yea but will the Superdelegates vote for Obama or Clinton?

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              • #8
                I like Obama's style and voted for him in the primary, even though I believe Hillary has a better chance in the general election. It could be that the Democrats are going to shoot themselves in the foot again, and instead of getting change, are going to get 4-8 more years of a Republican President. If McCain appeases the conservatives by running with Huckabee, they will be formidable opponents.

                Now, if these two (H & O) put their egos aside and go with a Hillary-Obama or Obama-Hillary "Dream Ticket" they might have an much better chance in the general election.

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                • #9
                  That would be a 'dream ticket' for the Republicans...

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                  • #10
                    I'd vote for McCain, but if Honeycut Hucklebee's on his ticket, not a fucking chance. I'd rather vote for Obama bin Clinton. They're all essentially the same lying multiheaded beast anyway.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by jubaji View Post
                      To say we "need" anyone to be President based on their name and/or skin color is stupid and racist.
                      Its what the world needs, it will probably never need it again after, surely you can see the huge significance of having a black president and for him having such a name as well.
                      It will be a turning point, i think most of the world acknowledges that and is preying for it.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Ghost View Post
                        Its what the world needs, it will probably never need it again after, surely you can see the huge significance of having a black president and for him having such a name as well.
                        It will be a turning point, i think most of the world acknowledges that and is preying for it.
                        A) That's bullshit

                        B) That's stupid as hell

                        C) That's racist


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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by jubaji View Post
                          A) That's bullshit

                          B) That's stupid as hell

                          C) That's racist


                          agreed... but at the same point there are a lot of folks who see it that way

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                          • #14
                            The world wont want McCain because he is a military man. He will be seen as more of the same. I have nothing against the guy, i quite like him infact.

                            But the point about Obama is one of the enormous step forward it will be to have the first black president of the USA and with a muslim sounding name like his. It will change the worlds perception of the american public, it will ease the worlds suspicion of america.
                            McCain largely represents what has been before ( in the eyes of the world).
                            Alot of americas problems in the world are down to its foreign policy and its crazy half-witted warlord leaders.
                            Obama would sit well with other foreign leaders, very well infact and the benefit of this for america would be enormous.
                            The media in the uk has been talking quite abit about this subject and i think alot of the worlds media has, i expect it wont be picked up on so much in the US but we can certainly see the significance of this.

                            Its no coincidence that Obama is getting the educated peoples vote.
                            If its not Obama id choose McCain, Hillary just comes across as thick, slow and incompetent, McCain seems very competant and intelligent.
                            So if we stay par for the course then Hillary should be set to be president and we will go around in circles again.

                            Out of the 3 i think Obama represents the best overall gain for the world then secondly for america. Im more interested in the rest of the world rather than america specifically, simply because of the number of people involved.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Ghost View Post
                              The world wont want...

                              Let's start with: **** what the 'world' wants.



                              As for the rest of your vacuous, superficial, racist nonsense, I think I already covered that with:

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