Just what is the fuss about Obama all about? Hard to grasp that je-ne-sais-quoi that sways the American people as far as he is concerned. He's all tosh - flowery, elevated tosh. Placing someone as inexperienced as Obama in charge of a country that has never been so despised all over the world as it is now and that hasn't seen its economy perform so poorly as during the Bush years must be the worse political decision ever. But then again, American voters have a long history of pathetic voting patterns.

May you go all the way, Hillary! A country needs you.

Kraven, Boston, MA

all i can say is that we deserve a change all creeds and colors are shoul i say it should not be about any of that just make it better for all of us in the us we need change and i believe obama can bring change so good luck and keep the votes going we need change and it will take a person like obama to clean up the mess from eight years of pure dreadfulness

linda horton, oakland , ca.

"I am just sick and tired of people saying Obama is all talk and no substance........He is against the war, wants super rich to get less tax break, wants cheap health care for every American person to have the same health care he has, less nuclear weapons in the world, more transparency which simply put, america will see where every dollar of that money goes via goggle, no lobbyist, no special interest, more support for student with their fees and I can go on and on. Obama has done some of this...."

Glory, London, England


Obama might "want" a lot of things, but "wanting" doesn't amount to a clear and comprehnesive programme of change. I "want" World peace, but my wanting ain't gonna make it happen.

Obama speaks well, but the guy simply has not spelled out exactly what he is going to change and HOW he is going to do it. Fact is, Obama has got a very easy ride from the presss, whereas Hillary has been trashed at every turn. In fact, I'm surprised Hillary is still in the race.

Paul, London,

The supporters of Obama must feel terribly threatened to behave in such an uncouth manner.

Or maybe they have been watching too many reruns of early 'Law and Order' programs?

prudence eely bond mcguire, LONDON, ENGLAND UK.

Yo Linos Jacovides what are you talkin bout son maybe hilary clinton may be experienced but she started it by attacking him in New Hampshire and South Carolina using the race card against him basically saying that hes black so he shouldn't run for president and then soon after hilary clinton saw obamas momentum building up and the only way to make it go down is by attacking him how pathetic and by the way FJ Stratford he is a uniter more than hilary his speeches catch everybodys attention.I also wanted to say that he stood against the Iraq war from the beggining when hilary agreed to it and thought that it would be beneficial for our country????tell me this aswell how can she change her stance for being for the war to being against thats just not right you can only have one stance on issues switching views too often.My end point is that obama will make the difference in the presendential elections and lets hope he makes the change

Go OBAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Steven, Brooklyn, New York

I am just sick and tired of people saying Obama is all talk and no substance. I have being following the race for months and when he started his campaign, he used hours to talk about his policies which are very comprehensive and it is not a suprise that he came up with the first blue print for America.
One other thing is that you have to be straight, yes Hillary talk about policies from the text book but the important thing about policies is that people must understand and that why Obama has the edge. Obama is by far the clearer candidate and his positions are not vague. He is against the war, wants super rich to get less tax break, wants cheap health care for every American person to have the same health care he has, less nuclear weapons in the world, more transparency which simply put, america will see where every dollar of that money goes via goggle, no lobbyist, no special interest, more support for student with their fees and I can go on and on. Obama has done some of this.

Glory, London, England

I, too, listened to both Obama and Clinton speak last night. Obama gave the most inspirational speech and Clinton gave a washed-out, depressing speech that she had to read. There was no inspiration at all to the Clinton speech. Clinton is the past and carries too much baggage. Obama is the CHANGE we need in America!

I am a 65-year old female who will NEVER vote for Hillary Clinton.

Obama is our HOPE for integrity! Obama 2008

J. Olson, Spencer, IA

I fully concur with the above remarks. You know Obama is a nice guy, but he is all talks. I honestly awaited to hear some substance during these times, and I am still waiting.
I think that if people take time, with no prejudice, try to read about Hillary's own works and contributions, and try to comprehend the depth of knowledge, accomplishments, and her convictions, they would know that the job is hers.

Hillary is my girl :).

Magie, Mont,

I heard both the Obama' and Clinton speaches last night and I finally made up my mind to support Clinton. He said they will be friends after the campaign and then proceeded to attack her which I thought was totally inappropriate in an elelction night speech. No other candidate republican or democrat did that. Also he promised to fix everything in the world including the proverbial kitchen sink. Apparently he does not realize that after Bush there is a huge budget deficit and the US economy is heading for the rocks. In contrast I trust Clinto to do a much better job for the economy and for Iraq

Linos Jacovides, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan

Just goes to show how divisive Obama's strategy is. A uniter? I think NOT!


Go Hillary!!!!!!

FJ Stratford, King Of Prussia, PA