On Obama:

He started out as the candidate for hope (or whatever), but now comes off as a publicly stand for nothing, arrogant politician.

Also, how can you be that clueless about your pastor?

On Hillary:

She would sell her daughter into slavery to be President.

Her wild flip flopping makes Mit Romney and John F Kerry look like bread toasted on only one side.

Hillary and Bill have proven that they only used the black population as pawns to push their own agenda. (side note on Bill) He has not aged gracefully at all.

On McCain:

Bahhhhhh, we get what we deserve.

On my former home of Florida trying to be significant (again):

Will they ever get an election right? In their attempt to make a difference in the primary cycle, they really made a difference by not being counted.

GrayBeard Wrote:On Obama:

He started out as the candidate for hope (or whatever), but now comes off as a publicly stand for nothing, arrogant politician.

Someone else is thinking the same thing.

ON DEADLINE: Obama walks arrogance line

The use of religion in this campaign is disheartening. Romney, Huckabee, Obama; all have had an occasion of unwarranted religious scrutiny trying to discredit them.

Fanatical Wrote:The use of religion in this campaign is disheartening.

WHY? A person's religion shapes their beliefs which is a big part of how this person will lead.

GrayBeard Wrote:On Obama:


Also, how can you be that clueless about your pastor?

unless he went to church a couple times a year for 20 plus years, I highly doubt he was clueless that his pastor was a racist conspiratorial nutjob. if so he's too incompetent to be president.

more like, how could he be so clueless as to think he could get elected nationally with a close association like that? the major media is in the tank for him but that only goes so far in this day and age.

nachoman91 Wrote:

Fanatical Wrote:The use of religion in this campaign is disheartening.

WHY? A person's religion shapes their beliefs which is a big part of how this person will lead.

Fanatical Wrote:Romney, Huckabee, Obama; all have had an occasion of unwarranted religious scrutiny trying to discredit them.

Ok, Huckabee probably deserved some, but serious questioning about Obama being Muslim, or Romney being unfit because he is Mormon. Are these really important issues?

It is unfortunate that people would use their religion to lead and influence a nation, but aside from perhaps Huckabee no one has mentioned that they would use their religious beliefs to influence policy. Anyway, I don't see why the executive branch need religion.