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Go Obama, go!!!

1st

first?

He is super. Does not matter who wins! Go Dems!!!!

2nd Dang!

1st! Anyone is better than McCain…

It’s on an a poppin’! Lets go yall!

I’m happy for him, I hope he gets the nomination.

Nah nah

Where ya at? I know you coming to post on this one, I never see you unless there is something pertaining to Obama on here. MMMMMMMMM………

Sorry Ironman!

OMG!!! I’M BLACK AND I’M PROUD…Always have been and ALWAYS will!!! This is the year of opportunity and Barack Obama is such a significant symbol of hope, pride and CHANGE!!! This is what the Civil Rights movement and all of our ancestors fought for. All we want is EQUALITY!!! THANK YOU GOD!!!

Such an intelligent brother! Way to go!

I knew it. It looks like we’re on our way to the white house yall! I hope he makes it all the way! I am so proud of him and so proud to be black right now! And yes, I am saying it loud: I’M BLACK AND I’M PROUD!

America is conservative by nature. Republicans take christians, fiscal conservatives, social conservatives all under their umbrella.

I am confident in my support for McCain as such. The Republican tax cut does my pocket good as a high earning member of society. They best represent my interests.

GO BAMA, GO BAMA

yea when your check starts coming up a little shorter you can thank “queen hill”…some people are so f****** stupid its hilarious

get a job

I won’t get into who I think is the better candidate because I like both Obama and Clinton for different reasons, but what I think matters is that people look at the issues and take a stand for the candidate they feel will best represent their interests and those of the United States.

I just urge people to VOTE, but at the same time make an informed choice.

It’s amazing how some black folks are still supporting the Clintons. Why can’t blacks be 100% for Obama, so what about looking at the issues, whie, latinos don’t look at the issues, they look at race. Yet, we are the only ones that want to say, I’m open-minded. That slave mentality is the reason why so many of our kids don’t have anything positive to look up to. If we as a people can stand up for O.J.Simpson, RKelly, then we are most certainly obligated to Barack Obama.

This man is trying to change the world, and make it better. He has done alot for the community when noone supported him, and yet we have black folks running scared. Rather support a white woman than a brotha. Some blacks will never get out of that”massa says jump, I’s goin jump”, attitude. It’s sad, I pray I don’t raise my kids like that. This is a new day.

Hillary is leading in delegates. It is so funny how this website only reports what Obama’s campaign says. Go to any media website and you will see that she has more delegates. Hillary won the big democratic states. Obama won a bunch of little red states, that will never support a dem in the general election. Hillary didn’t even compete in those states, because she knows this. CA, NY, NJ, OH,PA, MA, etc. These are the democratic strongholds. Obama couldn’t win them in the primary, so how can he win them in the general? Black votes will only take him so far. He needs to get Asian and Hispanic support as well as more white support. Stop misleading people.

I’m hearing alot of black people are afraid people will turn against him when he is in the white house and expect him to clean up what was done in 8 years, in 1 year

iti s very clear that every race is threatned by black…especially black lol

Like they did to Cory Booker in Newark, NJ. Sharpe James ruined that city in decades, they expected Cory Booker to clean it up in less than a year and threw him to the wolves when those immigrants killed those 4 college bound black youths. And this was from our own black people!!! I hope this doesn’t happen to Obama.

clearly you have not been following the campaign scrong black man but whatever people always learn the hard way

@ Bret…

I agree that Hillary is the better POLITICIAN…she understands the game and is playing it to her best ability

HOWEVER, Obama really showed ELECTABILITY last night…carrying red states, and more importantly districts that are predominently white, he showed that he is indeed electable…and I think we will see a swarm of support from the older generation who figured he had no chance from the beginning…

He is showing people that he could, indeed, pull off a win…

@Silly Blanks & Angel_Minded

I don’t think you read the whole article. Nowhere does it say that Obama leads in TOTAL delegates.

He does lead in PROJECTED delegates FOR 2/5 (and 2/5 alone) but not TOTAL (delegates + super delegates)…but we’re working on it.

Wow…it’s truly a race! Go Obama…

Would you like to know which candidates’ views are mostly similar to yours? Go to:

http://www.votechooser.com

hello hillary is only good for debates she was the president of her debate team in college for goodness sake. Whats going to happen after all the debates are over.. now what? she’s not about anything but talk. She cries every five seconds, i’m sorry but I need a soldier to call president, she’s not tough enough and I definetly do not want her representing women because she plays right into the stereotype

Oh and @Angel…the deep south did vote yesterday, AL, MO & GA where for Obama. TN, AR & OK where for Clinton. LA & KY are the only deep south state still up to vote.

People please search the internets before making these claims.

Go Obama…make it rain in 08!

Well damn, I guess I gotta go check out CNN to see what the heck has happened since I went to lunch.

The end results of last night’s Super Tuesday show many of us, like here in Colorado, that Barack Obama can win the Democratic Party’s nomination and the general election in November. What he must do NOW is continue to speak out to the nation, like none of the other candidates can. Specifically, speak out on these issues that contrast with Hillary Clinton: the Iraq war, the status quo rut of party establishment vs. the People”s Obama Movement for Real Change, the character issue, Hillary’s mandated health care vs. Obama’s lowering of health care costs, poverty in the U.S. and the travesty of the New Orleans area debacle, and the past vs. the future. Talk to the People, Barack!

P.S. This morning”s press conference was presidential and a good start indeed.

Cutie Pie,

First off my checks will never be affected by whoever is in office. Second, I’m just a fan of Hillary Clinton. Nothing against the god Barack, I’m just going to Hills on this one. I’m voting experience over a bunch of “Change” rhetoric I keep hearing him spew. I know what the Clintons have done and will do and that’s why I’m voting for her. Secondly if you think for one minute the shady republicans are going to let Barack get in office, then you’re dumber then I thought. It’s not happening right now black people. Let Hills get in, fix some things and then open the door up for Obama. Four years in the Senate just doesn’t cut it. He needs more experience. You can’t walk into McDonalds and start off at the register. You gotta take that trash out first and then work your way up to those fries. I like Obama but he is not ready. I know we’re all excited because we have a well spoken representation, but he’s just not ready yet. Let’s be patient, Rome was not built in a day.

You know. I really don’t understand why so many black folks like Bill and Hillary. They are dirty as hell. Really, like I don’t get it. What are they doing that has so many black folks in this country mesmerized?

I am AMAZED that he won in Idaho and ND. The south has so many black folks and I understand winning there but this beother may just be able to do it.

BARACK OBAMA PRESIDENT 2008!!!OBAMA NEEDS EVERYONES SUPPORT. SOME OF THE STATES HE LOSS WAS BY A VERY SMALL MARGIN……VOTE VOTE VOTE BARACK OBAMBA!!!!

@ You know

The Clinton machine may be able to unseat the Republicans. Many Black people don’t think that white people will really vote for a black man come November.

Cutie Pie,

and furthermore Hillary only cried once. Get your facts straight before talking out of your ass. You’re such a vag.

@Silly Blanks

You say you are aware of what billary has done and will do and you’re still going to vote for them? That’s interesting to me. I’d rather a candidate that fought fair than a dirty one anyday but that’s just me. I really don’t care who gets it in the end as long as it’s not HILLARY CLINTON. SHE IS THE WORST.

Mexicans in the West piss me off!!!

Why in the hell are they supporting Hillary Clinton. The Clintons who inacted NAFTA, as a result bankrupted rural farmers in their homeland and caused the influx of illegal Mexicans on this soil today, whcih will lead to a great backlash against all of them.

Why? Is their racism that deep. I never knew. I speak Spanish (I’m not Latina but I’m fluent) and I’ve noticed it, but now I know for sure and it’s shame.

Richard

@ You know

The Clinton machine may be able to unseat the Republicans. Many Black people don’t think that white people will really vote for a black man come November.

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So you think those folks are just voting for who they think has a better shot at winning regardless of the tactics that they use and their underlying meaning? That’s sad.

you know:

You’re not even on my radar right now…I believe I was talking to someone else. Go have a ham sandwich and step back.

no dick, she teared up again this past week. Silly Blanks, I bet your mum wishes your dad fired…….

Put your MONEY where your MOUTH is. Donate 25 – 50 bucks to Obama and help the MOVEMENT continue to grow. Let’s back this man with our change if we really want to change america. Support him with your donation as well as your thoughts. He is in it to win it.

Silly Blanks

you know:

You’re not even on my radar right now…I believe I was talking to someone else. Go have a ham sandwich and step back.

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I was just asking a question but I see your maturity level in your response is low so I’ll just continue to dialog with ppl on my level. Have a good one.

Get ‘em Obama!!!!!!

Common,

You get the same response as You Know. I don’t think I was talking to you. Step back son before you catch a hot one.

really? everybody have been talking about what the clintons have done please refresh my memory

Silly Banks, Obama has the collective experience of the movement. Nuff said.

@ silly banks mandatory healthcare means exactly what it says its mandatory, had you been listening to your girl hillary you speak so fond, of you would know that is what her plan is

you don’t want money being withheld from your check guess what you have no choice

Common,

You get the same response as You Know. I don’t think I was talking to you. Step back son before you catch a hot one.

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Common, I think Silly Blanks is under the impression that you only speak (type) when spoken to. I guessed he missed the memo that this is a Gossip site and forum for all the comment on. Oh well, leave him alone and let him have his thunder.

this is simply not true and u are printing misinformation because this is the canidate u support hillary is still ahead in delegates

I really believe that we have individuals walking around here in this counrty who really don’t know what the f*** is going on and it is so funny

Bottom Line is this….I’m pulling for Hillary. YOu pull for whomever you want to. That’s the glory of voting.

lmao oh now its that you are such a joke

Im glad that he proved to the entire country that he is “electable”.

Man, if Hillary Clinton wins that means another Clinton White House, with Bill Clinton acting as VP. Yeah, VP, because there is no way he’s going to be some quiet, demure, First Husband.

We’ve already had a legacy presidency with GWB do we really need or want that again? Is that really going to propell us into the future?

I think that Obama winning most of the states last night is a good thing. Because Hillary did win California and all of those delegates. But Obama is still not far behind.

I think he can rack up the rest of the states and then he will be in the lead. Even if Hillary gets Texas.

And we all know, if not because of that horrible tornado, he would most likely had gotten TN as well. Jackson, one of the most hardest hit communities is at least 85% black and I believe that he was going to get the majority Black vote like he did in Georgia.

there is a false loyalty for the clintons and I still don’t understand why? and none of the clinton followers on this comment section right now have told me anything about what makes her a good candidate and how she is “experienced” so is it safe to say that they don’t know what the f*** they are talking about?

just because you’re ass isn’t qualified to run as president doesn’t mean obama can’t. Everybody always want to say somebody can’t do somethng just because they can’t or fail to try

I fear for this brother. The Clintons are shady.

Obama for 08′. The ancestors are smiling on that man…

just to clarify

hilary has NO experience governing a country….despite popular belief the first lady has no real say in federal affairs…she has NO vote on bills and policies

she may have been in a political environment but wasn’t able to do anything

as the senator of NY, she’s done nothing to advance the city or state in anyway…she’s simply been sitting and making politically “helpful” votes that would better her record for an 08 presidential campaign

basically she’s been preparing herself to become president for the last 16yrs…but hasn’t done ANYTHING for the american people

as it was said by every pundit and analyst…given time, barack obama will win this race

because more and more people are realizing how unfit hilary clinton is

it takes more than knowing political rhetoric to be “experienced”

not to mention obama has spent more time in elected offica than hilary

which technically means he’s MORE experienced in politics

because “reading up and studying” politics is not considered experience

Thank you ari because I’m from NY and I’ll tell you she hasn’t done a damn thing AT ALL

Everytime Hillary cries an angel gets its wings.

Honestly, I could take Obama or Clinton. That’s why I opted to vote in the REP primary for the first time ever. I could NOT live thru 4 years of Romney or Huckabee. I hope that whichever DEM is nominated will beat McCain… if not, he is at least tolerable.

lol

CNN hasn’t formulated ALL the delagates

MSNBC has barack at 838 and hilary about 10 behind

and not TOTAL but just delagates from super tuesday

lollipop77

Mexicans in the West piss me off!!!

Why in the hell are they supporting Hillary Clinton. The Clintons who inacted NAFTA, as a result bankrupted rural farmers in their homeland and caused the influx of illegal Mexicans on this soil today, whcih will lead to a great backlash against all of them.

Why? Is their racism that deep. I never knew. I speak Spanish (I’m not Latina but I’m fluent) and I’ve noticed it, but now I know for sure and it’s shame.

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I’ve noticed that, too. IT is SO irritating how immigrant minorities, like Asians and Latinos, have the nerve to hate those who suffered long before them. Someone should also point this out to our poor black rappers who kiss latino ass all damn day. At the end of the day, they side with the white.

You all this is totally correct and valid information as of 1:51 p.m 2/6/08, according to nbcnews.com..OMG, this is awesome…go Barack…go….

You all this is totally correct and valid information as of 1:51 p.m 2/6/08, according to nbcnews.com..OMG, this is awesome…go Barack…go….

GO TO NBCNES.COM TO GET VALID AND CORRECT INFO..OBAMA 08!

“Obama did well with African-Americans, men, the wealthy, those with college degrees, and liberal voters.

Clinton continues to do well with women, older voters, Latinos, and those with less education and lower incomes.”

Enough said!!!

OBAMA ’08

And to people saying Hillary won the popular vote. She won it 50.2 to 49.9. Barely a victory; Obama ’08

listen … like miami’dude said, Barack IS leading .. Clinton can have all the ‘promised’ delegates she wants but until they sign on the dotted line, they are anybodies game .. and I’m thinking, at the end they are going to do an oikydoiky and put their money on Obama … OBAMA 2008!!! another thing, the Clinton group is BUYING people left and right .. i was done with Rev, Pastor Calvin Butts when they bought him for $250,000 — wow, image all the OTHERs the clintons are buying off? Obama is winning fair and square .. if anything, people are paying HIM …

This information is not false…go to nbcnews.com….

no disrespect but clinton supporters don’t have any sense most of them can’t even read

Check out this blurb from CNN.com:

But Obama won more states, 13, and leads Clinton in pledged delegates, according to CNN calculations. Obama also counted Missouri, a national bellwether state, among his victories, and the Illinois Democrat has been on a fundraising tear. In January, he raised $32 million, his campaign reported.

“Heading into the next states … Barack Obama has a money advantage,” Borger said. “And now Hillary Clinton wants to debate every single week because she doesn’t have the money to compete with him for paid media. I think we’ll be seeing a lot more Obama and Hillary Clinton one-on-one.”

The Democratic campaigns now turn their attention to the Louisiana primary and Nebraska and Washington caucuses Saturday, the Maine caucuses Sunday and the so-called Potomac primaries in Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia next Tuesday.

The candidates also have circled February 19 when Wisconsin holds its primary, March 4 when voters in Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas and Vermont head to the polls, and April 22 in Pennsylvania.

While failing to win the biggest prizes of California and New York, Obama should see many positive trends in the Super Tuesday results as he battles Clinton, the presumptive nominee a few months ago.

“On the Democratic side, my sense is we’re going into two, three weeks now which will probably favor Obama,” Gergen said.

“There is a sense the longer this goes on, the more it favors the challenger, the more it favors Barack Obama,” he said.

“For the first time it becomes possible that neither Hillary Clinton nor Obama will go into a convention with enough votes to win. They may be short.”

illinois is in a “budgetary crisis” because the U.S. is in a “budgetary crisis” blame bush for that one.

its great to see obama keeping a tight grip on the race…everyone is saying its too close to call so i won’t assume anything yet….I hope Obama comes down here again to campaign before we vote tuesday…i have a question…what are the qualification to be “experienced” in something?….If my boyfriend is an engineer and has been for some years now…does that mean I’m an experienced engineer for being by his side and watching him do some things and going to firm banquets?…just a question I have

make it rain on dem hoes Obama… and by hoes I mean Hillary and Bill

I wish people would take the time to read the post and do some research before posting nonsense. The delegate count mentioned in this post is based on PROJECTIONS, meaning it hasn’t happened yet, but this is how political analyst believe the outcome will be. The political process is not for the simple minded so keep your trollo comments to yourself.

Umm and Hillary did tear up twice since she was on the campaign trail. The first was before the NH primary and the second, less publicized, glassy eyed moment took place in CT last week, Monday to be exact. For those who may need more convincing the video can be found on washingtonpost.com. I just had to clear that up.

Both candidates are doing well, but I’m sure both HOPE to do better in the upcoming primaries. Sen. Clinton is running a good campaign that basically begin when her husband first got into the white house. Honestly she should be doing well since she has been in the pulic eye for so long. Sen. Obama’s campaign has managed to gain the same momentum after only being in the public eye since 2004. His message is strong and his ability to unify the country is not easy to ignore. The race continues to be a tight one and it will be a while before we know who the democratic candidate will be. I encourage everyone to get involved in the political process and support the candidate that you believe can best lead the nation to greatness.

-RL

BARACK THE VOTE!

@Julia

Calm down. Statistically as a so-called “black” person you are truly the minority. I’m not sure how you demographically fit into the below category of Clinton supporters, but YOU need to relax.

“Clinton continues to do well with women, older voters, Latinos, and those with less education and lower incomes.”

Yes, the Obama supporters stand with fervor, while most of you Clinton supporters resemble her – catty and ill-informed. If you don’t like the majority, I’m sure there are sites that cater to Clinton supports. As far as “demeaning”, I believe that is just part of your insecurity about such an asinine decision.

California was one of eight states and American Samoa won by Clinton on Super Tuesday, while Obama won 13 states. An Associated Press projection gave Clinton 492 delegates on the night, compared to 475 for Obama, raising their totals to 753 and 677, respectively

According to Politico.com Barack Obama is leading with 908 delegates and Clinton has 884 delegates. Vote Barack Obama 2008!! Yes he can!!

First off, I wouldn’t trust these ‘projections,’ b/c it was these supposed ‘projections’ that claimed that Obama would take Ca/Ny/NJ…but what happened? LOL, Hillary took all them by storm! And the thing that pisses me off the most is how f*cking biased the media is!!! They kept saying that Obama was gonna have this huge victory over Hillary. And look what happened…Hillary (818) vs Obama (730) delegates! LMAO – don’t get me wrong I was very impressed by how well Obama did but I don’t think he’ll win the nomination.

LMAO @ Lala11_7

Trust these folks can’t stand to hear ANYTHING negative about Obama.

Obama 08

Let the revolution begin…..

Woohoo!

@ zsazsa

NBC News, which is projecting delegates based on the Democratic Party’s complex formula, figures Obama will wind up with 840 to 849 delegates, versus 829 to 838 for Clinton.

@Lala11_7

“I voted for Obama initially for one reason, and one reason only… Becaue he is Black…”

That was your first mistake so it doesn’t surprise me that you feel some sort of way about voting for him. You went into the first situation with what you deemed attainable goals. The reality is, change doesn’t happen over night, nor does change come from business as usual.

One more thing… you said:

“If you can’t handle your own party in the state you’re senator of… What are you going to do for your country???”

Clinton couldn’t “run her house” so I HOPE you are not thinking she can run the United States.

Then again you have never interjected Clinton so I will stand-down.

I’m hispanic and i can’t help but say that these effin mexicans are messing this thing up… they don’t look at the issues but think of race… i know that most if these ppl have illegal family members and yet they continue to vote for hillary who, at best, has a very abstract immigration plan. Go look it up, all she says is that the immigration system in this country is “broken.” yet Obama has a very clear plan to help these ppl and their family members keep voting for the wrong person. I know on tuesday i voted for the right person, even though he lost my state (ny) and if hillary were to get the nomination i’m not gonna vote because her and mccain are the same candidate.

@ Narrow-Minded….. I mean Angel_Minded

***Sigh*** I have no words for you unjustifiable ignorance.

OBAMA 4 CHANGE 2008!!!!!!!!!!

@Julia

Calm down. Statistically as a so-called “black” person you are truly the minority. I’m not sure how you demographically fit into the below category of Clinton supporters, but YOU need to relax.

“Clinton continues to do well with women, older voters, Latinos, and those with less education and lower incomes.”

Yes, the Obama supporters stand with fervor, while most of you Clinton supporters resemble her – catty and ill-informed. If you don’t like the majority, I’m sure there are sites that cater to Clinton supports. As far as “demeaning”, I believe that is just part of your insecurity about such an asinine decision.

…nuff said….

@ ha ha…..

So true. All she ever says is its broken, and needs reform. Never anything on how to make that happen. As with hispanics, same with some blacks, she’s just a popular name. No research needed for popularity….

Obama 08

Whats up with the latino bloc voting against Obama?

@ angel_minded

Please check msnbc.msn for the latest updates. Obama has a slight lead over Clinton for delegates. The revolution is under-way. YES WE CAN! It will happen.

Barack Obama won the support of Americans of every race and gender in every region of the country. From Hillary Clinton’s backyard in Connecticut to Georgia, where Obama won nearly 40% of the white vote and eliminated the gender gap by winning 64% of the women’s vote, Obama demonstrated that he’s the one candidate who can transform the electoral map. That’s why he is the Democrat who’s most likely to win in November.

do you think he’s going to be walking around in that big ole white house with a doorag on at night, you know, to get the waves just right? just aksing …

fo real doe…

U crazy!!

You know it!!! and I can’t wait for Michelle to walk in that booch with all her cleaning products and disinfect that bytch!!!! U know how we do!

Obama 08

@ JPark

Obama won 44% of the Latino vote in Arizona. It’s old ass white women and chitlin-eating black folks he’s having trouble with! LOL Let me take that back!

Seriously… He’s lagging with white women over the age of 60, Latinos, and people without college educations. He’s strong with Blacks, people under 30 (of all races), College Graduates (of all races), and people who made over $75,000 last year (of all races).

If you go to one of his rallies, you’d be surprised at the mixture of people that come out to see him!

YES WE CAN!

Bunch of geechie ass hicks…Barack has the most delegates by projected figures…Hilary has more at the moment but the total count of New Mexico and California are not in yet so they’re aren’t sure how the delegates will divided…Yes Hilary got the majority of the vote in Cali but it’s not a winner take all situation. Once the delegates from both states are distributed, then we’ll know who has won the most delegates. It’s EXTREMELY close…..

@QG&#@

LOL!!! Are you from New Orleans, I haven’t read nor heard “Geechie” since I left.

@ @Lala11_7

Those are issues that the Governor and the State Assembly are supposed to take care of. I’ve lived in California and now Arizona… Trust me, US Senators never get involved in state issues. That’s not what we elected them for.

US Senators are elected to represent our state’s interests to the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. I think you beef is with the STATE GOVERNMENT. Feel me?

PS…Some of you black people up here are really embarrassing yourselves…Please get off the slave ship…Anybody wanna discuss issues and not race I game…Obama has the best plan for the future. I’d be voting for him if he was purple. And if he wasn’t black, Half of you porch monkies up here that are voting for Clinton would be voting for him too. Bunch of slaves.

Geechie.

Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha

this has gotten out of hand

a senator is NOT a governor blaming obama for a budget crisis in the midst of an entire NATION in a budget crisis is asinine

further more HILARY HAS DONE NOTHING for my state of ny..all she’s done is make strategic votes that would reflect “well” on her record….and the one HORRIBLE vote she’s been called into question on, she can’t even ADMIT to it being a mistake

she’s a liar

As of 2:54pm cst

Delegates won so far: Barack Obama 838, Hillary Clinton 834, John Edwards 26

A lot of Latinos voted for Barack, and many even mobilzed for him. I saw them in the streets with their ‘Latinos for Obama’ signs.

And even if they don’t, why the hate? They’re not obligated to vote for him, idots.

its not that they are obligated to vote for him

it’s the belief that they can’t get over their black vs brown mentality to vote for a black candidate, who is believed to be the better candidate

Govenors run states idiot…Senatore sit in a room and vote. PERIOD. All they do is vote. They need to start giving a Basic Skills test at the polling booth before they let some of these “geechies” vote. The bulk of Hilary Clinton’s support is coming from the so called “Walmart Democrate”. In other words the un educated ones. And you wonder why this country needs an electorial college….

I guess you polled them, and that’s what the majority of them said.

Also, a ‘better candidate’ is in eyes of the beholder.

@NahNah

You poor tormented soul. I have tried reading your posts to make sense of it all to no avail. Your arguments resemble Swiss cheese (full of holes) and are about as reliable as an expired condom. You really need to get over yourself.

You said:

“They’re not obligated to vote for him, idots.”

But they feel comfortable calling themselves niggers right??? (E.g. Fat Joe)

Girl get a GRIP!!!

Barack is hot.

McCain is NOT.

lol.

Just Maui’d

@NahNah

You poor tormented soul. I have tried reading your posts to make sense of it all to no avail. Your arguments resemble Swiss cheese (full of holes) and are about as reliable as an expired condom. You really need to get over yourself.

You said:

“They’re not obligated to vote for him, idots.”

But they feel comfortable calling themselves niggers right??? (E.g. Fat Joe)

Girl get a GRIP!!!

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Snatch her ass up again. She needs it^^^^^:O

@ Lala 11_7

If he is such a bad Senator, why did he sweep Il with 65% of the votes?

I’m just hoping all of these “Obama ’08″ cats will still be promoting positive blackness whether or not he wins the Presidency. And also, keeping up with the issues and not expecting the news and media to keep spoon feeding them information they should have already been up on before Obama started his campaign. Hopefully this is just the beginning of black people waking up and getting involved with their country, not just sitting back and blaming white people and inequality for everything.

@Mark

You are part of the Clinton supported demographic – uneducated and poor. This whole blogging thing went to hell when they made internet connection available in trailers.

At this point, it doesn’t matter who will secure the democratic nomination. There is no doubt that McCain is going to win the presidential election.

@Julia

I question you being “black” because you could be something else and PRETENDING to be black. And no I don’t kid!

Why did you feel the need to address the “name-calling”? We could go around in circles, but to make you feel better about your decision – you are not alone there are people like “Mark” and “NahNah” that are riding with you! I only addressed your post to let you know that you stupidity is on display for all to see.

As for me, I feel the same way about myself that I did before I replied to your post. I am firm in my beliefs and I take an unyielding position in terms of whom I vote for and why I vote.

Since you question me addressing your ASININE comment I will stop here.

***Crickets***

@Poor NahNah -

You seem a bit perturb; I would to if I were you – but I’m not – Thankfully!

I can’t elaborate on your arguments because they are all broad and inconsistent. It would be like hitting a moving target.  Honestly your arguments would be better explained by someone as foolish as you are.

And yes, if on some level I considered myself a ‘wetback’ in relating to Latinos I would feel some obligation to support the ones I relate to. But to run around calling myself a wetback and then voting for someone that could not possibly be interested in what’s best for me and mine is just stupid – you know kind of like you.

Hillary Clinton survived a Super Tuesday scare. But there are five big reasons the former first lady should be spooked by the current trajectory of the campaign.

Her team is girding for trench warfare, telling reporters that the nomination will not be decided until at least the Pennsylvania primary on April 22, if then.

While Clinton’s campaign gloated about having the most total delegates for the cycle so far, her staff nevertheless recognizes that Super Tuesday was no triumph. Here’s why:

1. She lost the delegate derby. Pure and simple, this is a war to win delegates, one that might not be decided until this summer’s Democratic convention.

And when the smoke cleared this morning, it appeared that Barack Obama had ended up with slightly more delegates in the 22 states.

Obama’s campaign says the senator finished ahead by 14 delegates.

With results still coming in, Clinton’s campaign says the candidates finished within five or six delegates of each other. Either way, Super Tuesday was essentially a draw.

Clinton may still hold the edge overall, but Obama is closing in rapidly.

2. She essentially tied Obama in the popular vote. Each won just over 7.3 million votes, a level of parity that was unthinkable as recently as a few weeks ago.

At the time, national polls showed Clinton with a commanding lead — in some cases, by 10 points or more. That dominance is now gone.

One reason is that polls and primary results reveal that the more voters get to know Obama, the more they seem to like him.

This is especially troubling for Clinton since the schedule slows dramatically now and a full month will pass before the next big-state showdown.

All of this allows candidates ample time to introduce themselves to voters in each state — which plays to Obama’s core strengths.

3. She lost more states. Obama carried 14 states, six more than Clinton, and showed appeal in every geographical region.

His win in bellwether Missouri was impressive by nearly every measure, marked by victories among men and women, secular and churchgoing voters, and urban and suburban voters.

4. She lost the January cash war. Money chases momentum, so Obama crushing’s 2-to-1 fundraising victory last month is revealing.

He raised more than $31 million; Clinton raised less than $14 million. The implication is hard to ignore: Democratic activists and donors are flocking to Obama at a pace that could have a profound effect on the race going forward. She made a $5 million loan to her campaign to stay competitive.

5. The calendar is her enemy. Now that more than half the states have weighed in, there is a fairly predictable formula for determining who is most likely to win the upcoming contests.

In caucus states, Obama’s organizational strength shines: He has won seven of eight. Up next are three more caucus states, Washington, Nebraska and Maine.

Obama also runs tremendously well in states with large African-American populations, another promising sign since next Tuesday’s three primaries are in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia — all of which have significant percentages of black voters.

Then comes another caucus state, Hawaii, where Obama is viewed as a native son.

The bottom line is that it figures to be another month before Clinton hits a stretch of states — places like Ohio and Pennsylvania — where she will be strongly favored to win.

So it couldn’t be any clearer as to why the supposedly inevitable candidacy is anything but — even when she’s supposedly winning.

no i didn’t poll them and i wasn’t speaking with specifics

i was speaking on the BELIEF of why latinos won’t vote for obama

and pull up obama’s record all you need and want to…it’s fair to

but NOTHING can change hilary’s voting for the war, and REFUSING to admit it being an error in judgement, even though she believes it was

one thing I will say is that if there was a hispanic running all hispanics would vote for them, if there was an asian running all asians would vote for them, etc. simply because every other race sticks together other than black.

Its not our fault anyway. Its just so funny because obama is the best to sit in the presidential seat and people won’t even give him that

The Grinch… LOL!!!

Just Maui’d

@Mark

You are part of the Clinton supported demographic – uneducated and poor. This whole blogging thing went to hell when they made internet connection available in trailers.

DAYM^^^^^^

The Clintons have been very good to black America and thats why for a minute Bill Clinton was the first “Black President”…that is before black people had to chose between them and a real black person (one not decended from the slaves by the way). Instead of voting issues, most in the black community are voting race. But thats par the course for us. We so up in arms about Barrack Obama but we can’t be motivated enough to get involved in our local communities to make a difference. In many ways we are like chimpanzees that see a pretty colored balloon and we get excited.As President Obama will no next to nothing for the Black Community. Not that he wouldn’t want to but unlike the Clintons he’s not connected enough to impact the black community as well as what the Clintons could. Its all about connections black folks. Obama is being set up by certain groups to deal with the Muslim world. Its all about oil. Think about it.Follow the money. The Clintons were not intimidated by big Oil but they had the right connetions. Obama is going to be pimped!

Isn’t Clinton leading with the majority of “white woman” votes??? What’s good for the goose is good for the gander. Every other race stands as a united front – we just live to tear each other down. Instead of complaining about local community involvement – acknowledge that change begins somewhere – MY GOD!!! Just perhaps African-Americans will believe in the ability to change within our communities when we see that change is has a viable chance to happen!!!

Just Maui’d what about all the white men who favor Obama over Hillary. They are not voting race. See unlike us they realize that Obama will be more like Bush than Hillary when it comes to big Oil. White men favor big business because its their power base. When I read your post I really felt your pain as a black person myself suffering from the effects of a devasted community. But trust me when I say that Barack Obama is not going to impact us in the way that too many of us think. The Clintons did a whole helluva alot for us because they could as white people. What we need to do is stop looking to politicians black or white for our salvation and look to ourselves for once.

so just for the record here’s my stance. First off Cutie Pie, don’t make general comments about Clinton supporters not being able to read. The fact is I have an associates degree, bachelors and a masters from Darthmouth so I think I’m a bit literate. Here’s why I’m pulling for Hillary: Universal Healthcare, her stance on ending the war, repairing the deficit, making the middle class stronger, and improving our schools. Furthermore, when you’re fighting against Republicans fancy speeches about hope and change aren’t going to hold up against them. Clinton has experience fighting republicans. Cutie Pie also asked what has Hillary done in New York. Here’s you answer. She signed several bills that support females attaining small businesses, she introduced the 9-11 act, she introduced the mortgage refinance act, and she passed a bill helping college students with financial aid. Like I keep saying vote for who you want to but don’t get caught up into fancy speeches…get caught up in action.

You couldn’t possible feel my pain – between my husband and I we are considered upper middle class so it’s not my community that I am concerned about. To be honest, I might financially make gains if I supported the Republican Party. However, I am willing to put all of my chips on Obama for the simple reason that my family and friends aren’t all in the same soci-economic position as my family – so let’s say I’m standing on the belief that we need a radical overhaul to level the playing field.

You are making a moot point. I’m sure white women aren’t badgering each other because they are voting for Hilary because she is white? BUT many of you are very vocal in saying that you won’t support Obama just because he is black. The caveat is – Obama is black, intelligent, a motivated leader, and capable, yet YOU feel justified in “playing him small” – I just love that quote!

For the record, its narrow-minded individuals like yourself that focus on 1/2 of who Obama is. He is actually bi-racial (Black and white). His very makeup is diverse so why wouldn’t he be a catalyst to diversify the country? You can get off of your soap box of hypocrisy – buddy!

So funny how people are making fun of the Mexicans in the west for voting against Obama because he’s black, when 99% of blacks are voting FOR Obama for the same reason, cuz he’s black. All this “he represents change” stuff is just a bunch of crap. If he had the same message and was a Latino guy from Florida, blacks wouldn’t even be paying attention to him, and would be back behind the Clintons, the way they have been for years. And, with all that promo Obama had in California (Oprah, dragging out old Teddy and old Maria Shriver, the dead president’s daughter, Stevie Wonder, half of Hollywood, etc.) and Hillary still gets more than 50% of the vote in California? Old Teddy’s endorsement couldn’t even get Obama the state of Massachusetts. Part of me wants to see Obama win, though, cuz, like someone said above, blacks think he’s going to look out for them and their interests, but that’s not going to be the case. Other part of me wants to see Obama win, just so we’ll have a black first lady. Black women take so much crap these days – it will be good to have a woman like her be the first lady of the land.

@ lila,Bret, Angel_Minded, others. Most of the

Serious co-sign. Many Obama shills on this site don’t argue the issues, and the ones who do put up a clever opposition are accused of being everything from sell-outs to stupid.

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“You are part of the Clinton supported demographic – uneducated and poor. This whole blogging thing went to hell when they made internet connection available in trailers.”

@Just Mau’d

I bet you thought that was cute. Sorry to poke all kinds of holes in your little theory, but here’s the thing. Clinton took significant majorities in wealthy, coastal, elite, blue states like New York, Mass., California, and NJ, the state with the 2nd wealthiest state per capita income. Can you say that about most of the states that Obama won primaries in? Are you sure you’re not apart of that poor, uneducated segment of the electorate, you were referring to? Cause based on your posts, I think Obama has enough uninformed, ignorant voters to go around.

@Grey

Whoops… Possibly and another observation. You are concerned about oil as if your a cokk on the rig – I care more about ALL un and under-educated students and lack of adequate health care.

Gotta run… I’ll pray for you, nahnah, mark and the other self-loathers while at Bible study.

Just Maui’d:

So, I guess you’re fully clear about who Fat Joe voted for? Seriously, what sense do you make? Anyway, I guess you are a nigger but I am not. I don’t endorse that term, no matter how it’s spelled…

You claim my argument is inconsistent, but you’re the one who’s throwing baseless insults? Frankly, I’m not interested in stupid insults back and forth. That’s for sheeps.

My arguments are:

1. Senator Obama and Senator Clinton have overall track records that are about 90% similiar.

2. Senator Obama and Senator Clinton have foreign policy (especially Iraq/ Afghanistan)track records that are 98% similiar. In fact, last I checked, the two only disagreed ONCE.

3. The two are overwhelmingly similiar – so there’s very little difference between the two.

4. Senator Obama claims he is against the wicked foreign policy in Iraq and Afganistan, yet voted to unconditionally fund it several times.

5. Senator Obama claims to be against the wicked foreign policy – specificaly in Iraq and Afghanistan, yet he voted against a strategic pull out, TWICE.

6. Senator Obama claimed to be pro civil liberties, yet he voted voted for the Patriot Act 2.

7. Senator Obama claimed to be pro civil liberties yet supported the dicatarotial REAL ID ACT.

8. Senator Obama claimed to be anti-war, yet his stance on Iran and even Pakistan are quite similar to Bush & Co. (I know he said he’s only against ‘dumb wars’, but a war against Iran would be just as ‘dumb’…)

9. Obama continues to miss votes simply because he doesn’t want to be exposed for the phony that he is.

10. Obama is part of the Democratic establishment who’s been using black people for their own gain since God know’s when. In other words, he offers no real change, just empty rhetorics.

In essence, Obama is a typical politician, and after years of watching typical politicians slowly but surely take away our rights and civil liberties, I’ve decided to join the real change movement .

My stance is that our domestic issues cannot be fix until we end our wicked foreign policy. With that said, only a president who’s against this wicked policy will be able to heal our nation. And since Obama is not one of them, he’s not good for ‘we the people’. He’s a phony, a fake, and a neocon puppet.

Lastly, just because I’m fully capable of representing myself – and thinking for myself – and making decisions base on what I believe in and not what the media is telling me to do doesn’t mean I ‘cut and paste’ anything. Like the majority of the desperate fools on here, you’re incapable of making a legitimate argument about why you support a candiddate and why those who don’t support your choice are wrong and/or ‘less black’ as you put it. Your argument is based on unfounded emotions.

Now, it’s your turn. And I’m not talking about your throwing insults like a dumb baby either.

oh wait, that was me kara kor el. I typed lila’s name in the box by mistake

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Just Maui’d:

So, I guess you’re fully clear about who Fat Joe voted for? Seriously, what sense do you make? Anyway, I guess you are a nigger but I am not. I don’t endorse that term, no matter how it’s spelled…

You claim my argument is inconsistent, but you’re the one who’s throwing baseless insults? Frankly, I’m not interested in stupid insults back and forth. That’s for sheeps.

My arguments are:

1. Senator Obama and Senator Clinton have overall track records that are about 90% similiar.

2. Senator Obama and Senator Clinton have foreign policy (especially Iraq/ Afghanistan)track records that are 98% similiar. In fact, last I checked, the two only disagreed ONCE.

3. The two are overwhelmingly similiar – so there’s very little difference between the two.

4. Senator Obama claims he is against the wicked foreign policy in Iraq and Afganistan, yet voted to unconditionally fund it several times.

5. Senator Obama claims to be against the wicked foreign policy – specificaly in Iraq and Afghanistan, yet he voted against a strategic pull out, TWICE.

6. Senator Obama claimed to be pro civil liberties, yet he voted voted for the Patriot Act 2.

7. Senator Obama claimed to be pro civil liberties yet supported the dicatarotial REAL ID ACT.

8. Senator Obama claimed to be anti-war, yet his stance on Iran and even Pakistan are quite similar to Bush & Co. (I know he said he’s only against ‘dumb wars’, but a war against Iran would be just as ‘dumb’…)

9. Obama continues to miss votes simply because he doesn’t want to be exposed for the phony that he is.

10. Obama is part of the Democratic establishment who’s been using black people for their own gain since God know’s when. In other words, he offers no real change, just empty rhetorics.

In essence, Obama is a typical politician, and after years of watching typical politicians slowly but surely take away our rights and civil liberties, I’ve decided to join the real change movement .

My stance is that our domestic issues cannot be fix until we end our wicked foreign policy. With that said, only a president who’s against this wicked policy will be able to heal our nation. And since Obama is not one of them, he’s not good for ‘we the people’. He’s a phony, a fake, and a neocon puppet.

Lastly, just because I’m fully capable of representing myself – and thinking for myself – and making decisions base on what I believe in and not what the media is telling me to do doesn’t mean I ‘cut and paste’ anything. Like the majority of the desperate fools on here, you’re incapable of making a legitimate argument about why you support a candiddate and why those who don’t support your choice are wrong and/or ‘less black’ as you put it. Your argument is based on unfounded emotions.

Now, it’s your turn. And I’m not talking about your throwing insults like a dumb baby either.

@lila

It was cute… it caught your attention. And I am highly educated, but apparently you’re not. My post came from the break-down of the polls. So if you refute the facts try it.

Nahnah the fact that it took you 3 hours to find enough things to copy and paste makes your argument null and void.

Good day!!!

Great Points Nah Nah

I’VE BEEN READING SOME COMMENTS AND I STILL QUESTION WHAT CONSTITUTES SOMEONE AS BEING EXPERIENCED?…FROM WHAT i SEE THEY BOTH ARE SENATORS AND CONTAIN EXPERIENCE IN THAT..SO WOULDN’T THAT MAKE THEM CLOSE TO EQUAL AND THEY BOTH ADDRESS THE SAME THINGS JUST A BIT DIFFERENT…AGAIN HOW ARE PEOPLE BANKING OFF HER “EXPERIENCE” SHE WAS A FIRST LADY THAT’S IT…SHE DIDN’T SIGN PAPERS…SHE SHOOK HANDS AS THE “WIFE”…I DONT THINK ANYONE SHOULD BASH OBAMA ON THE BASIS OF HIM NOT BEING “EXPERIENCED” CAUSE NEITHER IS SHE

Just Maui’d that was me, kara.

You can site as many poll data brake downs as you like, that’s still not going to disregard the fact that Hillary claimed victories in wealthy, democratic strongholds, which completely contradicts your assertion that Clinton supporters are poor and uneducated. There are no states more liberal, elite and wealthy than the states that Hillary won. She also took Florida and she’ll likely win Texas as well. You can also claim to be well educated, but your Uncle Tom analogies and thinly veiled aruguments say otherwise.

NAHNAH,

I THINK YOU SAID EARLIER THAT YOU WOULD RATHER OBAMA THAN HILLARY CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG..AND YOU SEE YOU HAVE LISTED SOME BAD THINGS ABOUT OBAMA…I’M INTERESTED SINCE YOU LIKE HIM MORE THAN HILLARY…WHAT DIRT U GOT ON HILLARY SO WE CAN SEE THE COMPARISONS…THAT WOULD BE INTERESTING.

Nahnah just argues for the sake of arguing.

She’s irrelevant.

Vote Barack Obama 2008!! Virginia Stand up!!! Obama 2008!! Unite People!!

You should update your article. Hillary won more delegates yesterday than Obama. As a black man I am very upset. But my brotha Obama will pull through.

Just Maui’d

Nahnah the fact that it took you 3 hours to find enough things to copy and paste makes your argument null and void.

Good day!!!

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Yes, cop-out, just as I expected. Good thing I’ve given the argument many times on here.

And, unlike you, I have a job.

You go, boy !!!

msnbc= obama 838 vs hilary 834 delagates

nuff said

and for those quoting the always accurate CNN, yesterday they projected HILARY to win missouri then retracted

Lady A.

Hillary is divisive, and her recent ‘divide and conquer’ strategy pissed me off.

Hillary is a war hawk just like Bush & Co.

Hillary supports the wicked foreign policy that

Hillary voted Patriot Act 1 & 2.

Hillary takes tons of money from lobbyists to make our lives better.

Hillary health proposal is sickening.

And last, but definately not least, Hillary married that fool, Bill Clinton.

Evidence suggest that Hillary stole NH from Obama.

Hillary is part of the wicked establishment that I despise so much.

Hillary and her husband are very shady, and the fact that they’ve been honored as black people proves how ignorant a lot of black people can be.

There’s more, but I’m going home now…

NahNah… (the Grinch)

Sit your tired wanna-be somebody self down. You want so desperately to make your mark in life, that you resort to “for entertainment purposes only” blogs to debate senseless points. And you are just that ” for entertainment purposes ONLY!”

I work by choice and because I have enough education to command a salary that’s worth leaving home for – I also have the option of being a house-wife.

As for you having gainful employment, perhaps you should spend more time trying to get a job – and I mean a position that does not require a uniform and a cash register, You of all people spend hours copying and pasting information you find on other blogs and have the nerve to question someone…

You don’t stand a chance in the real world. You are a miserable soul that appears to need a stiff one. You are a scatter-brain and a good rump-n-the-sack should center your chi.

Now unlike you I muct leave now… I have a husband and more importantly a life.

why tish?

@cgabi a.k.a NahNah a.k.a the grinch:

Give yourself a hug! I guess it’s hard to be at odds with yourself; while I can’t relate I will pray for you.

There has not been an argument made that is of indenpendent thought. Like I said You all (all 27 of your personalities) are at odds with no clear position. You use the opinions of others to make moot points. Until you can provide me with one clear position – I WILL NOT waste my time.

Just mad:

I feel sorry for you. You’re as immature as my 3 years old nephew.

The world already sees us as uneducated, so stop trying to prove them right.

I’m out…

I knew you were crazy… Mad??? At who??? YOU??? LOL!!! Grow up… pay taxes and then we’ll talk. As long as you have internet access no one is safe from being considered uneducated, ill-informed and down right stupid!

Now let’s see which personality will respond…

@NahNah and all of her personalities…

I knew you were crazy… Mad??? At who??? YOU??? LOL!!! Grow up… pay taxes and then we’ll talk. As long as you have internet access no one is safe from being considered uneducated, ill-informed and down right stupid!

Now let’s see which personality will respond…

@ Heather, so they finally did it? they’re accepting euros instead of the dollar? the dollar has been devalued that much? well, that was coming. i didn’t think it would be now, but if it’s coming then it’s coming.

i’ll have to read your site.

DEUCES*

As people of African decent we should be able to see what our brothers and sister are thinking and/or feeling and agree to disagree if its not what we are feeling or thinking.

I am voting for Obama but I can’t say i’m mad at hillary supporters I wnt Obama to win but if he doesn’t win we still win all the politicos and rich and famous are going to get those favors returned for their support.

We must ask ourselves what will be more beneficial to us as a whole a person of african decent in a position of power albeit a figurehead position it still yields a lot of influence and power over a great many aspects of our lives and the lives of most peoploe on the planet or are we better off with a seasoned politician in that figure head position that is not only greatly indebted to the rich and powerful of our clan but has a a history of being open to people of African decent progressing socailly and monetarily.

I say Obama all the way but if Billary prevails its still a win for us all the rich and pwerful who are backing Billary are sure to put more of us to work, spend and do more for our communities if given the oppurtunity to operate with access to power we watched evry group that landed here for the past 200 years get ahead by having access to power and economic clout 40 years since civil rights gave us full citizenship we are right on track to be either in position to access power or to follow a leader we who has our interest at heart. either way its a win what election can you remember that that was true about

OBAMA 2008!

YES WE CAN!

OBAMA 2008!

Go to “Youtube” Search “Baton Rouge Holy Toms Mentality”

Go to “Baton Rouge Holy Toms Mentality” on “Youtube”. This is our problem. God help us–we’ve taken a devil for a friend. Sorry to ruin your precious white woman dreams.