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Can the Democratics Present a United Front in the Fall?
I've updated the lens to give you a chance to weight in on the split between the Democratic Party. Do you think they will be able to present a united front come the fall, to win over the Republican Nominee John McCain?
Note: I have listed the Candidates in a different order every time I put them together.
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The race is between the two leading democratic contenders--Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton--has been one not seen in recent history, nearly splitting the Democratic Party between the two presidential hopefuls.
Do You Think that the Democratic Party Can Unite?
Fetching blurbs now... please stand byOf course, they'll present a united front to beat McCain.
spirituality says:
I really think (and hope) Hillary supporters will get over being offended and support Obama. After all, do they really want to support a candidate who is FOR continuing the war in Iraq?
Posted June 05, 2008
No Way. There's been too much bad blood.
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Who will be the Democratic Nominee?
Fetching blurbs now... please stand byHillary Clinton!
Annettesav says:
America WAKE UP!! We cant afford to drive to work, we need someone who knows the game and can win for struggling Americans! We NEED HILARY! We dont need 4 More years! WE NEED A BREAK!!!! Vote for ChANGE - VOTE for Hilary! The woman is made of ROCK!
Posted May 23, 2008
Annettesav says:
If Americans were smart, they would put up a candidate who will beat McCain, which is Hilary Clinton.
Posted May 23, 2008
feliniti says:
Hillary for President.
She is the one who knows how to turn the economy around.
Hillary == Solutions.
Obama == Idealisms
Posted May 02, 2008
TheCandleLady says:
I don't think Obama has the experience to lead the country, but Hillary sure does!!
Posted March 21, 2008
fireheart says:
I have to go with Hillary cuz all my male buddies go white faced at the mention of her being Pres. Can't go with Obamer cuz I don't think a situation that gives the REV's Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson greater access to the Oval Office is going to make this a better country.
Posted March 01, 2008
LouVozza says:
Hillary ! She may not be as eloquent a speaker as Obama but she has substance in her policies. That's what matters. i hear a little too much rhetoric from Obama.
Posted February 27, 2008
GOLDENCAT25 says:
SAY NO TO MUSLIMS IN THE UNITED STATES GOVERMENT
PEOPLE MUST BE BLIND TO VOTE FOR OBAMA
GET A CLUE
Posted February 27, 2008
PollieSigh says:
I agree that Obama has gotten an absolutely FREE pass from the mainstream liberal media. I am not a Democrat but I feel sorry for Hillary- The press has greased up Obama so well that nothing bad sticks to him. Unfortunately, you have to go to the internet to find out what Obama really stands for. (You can start on my page) It's scary how the liberals- especially the youth are being preyed upon and rounded up en masseto blindly follow the very scary, communist-islamic-black separatist wolves in sheeps clothing, Obama Cultists. (And people had the "audacity" to criticize Romney and the Mormons?)
Posted February 26, 2008
socialguytoy says:
Shame on the New York Times for smearing McCain while giving Obama a free pass to plagiarize other politicians' speeches. Wow, "all the news that's fit to print" my a$$.
Posted February 22, 2008
Comfortdoc says:
It's not over until all of the Delegates have been counted.
Posted February 21, 2008
socialguytoy says:
Barack Obama has no experience to run this country. Also, as many have stated, he is all speeches and it now turns out those aren't even his! Liberals, wake up and smell the coffee! Clinton has experience, and women out there, shame on you because it is time for a female president. Also, there was no better combination than a Democratic president and a Republican congress in recent memory. Clinton knew good ideas when he saw them and each branch of the government kept the other in check. Obama will just hand our country over to the terrorists. Don't vote for him because you like his tie or because he's half black or half white depending on your preference!
Posted February 18, 2008
jeffwend says:
I am voting Republican, but of the Dems, I'd rather see Hillary in office as she is more of a hawk and is more experienced. Obama seems way to naive about foreign affairs.
Obama's message is change. But in his case it would be change for the worse as he bankrupts the nation as he causes everyone to become dependent on the government to make their decisions for them.
Posted February 15, 2008
Rossman says:
WHO Cares!!,
You Commie Maggots will finally get over your emotion-drenched delusions of socialized health care and the right to kill unborn babies and the people of the United States will make a rational decision by electing a Republican.
As for Obama - We need to hear something more substantive than a need for change. The charector, Percy Gardiner (from the movie 'Being There') come to mind when I think of this guy.
As For Hillary - She has 35 years experience doing what? - The details do not exist. Besides, do you really want her scum bag husband in the White House, again
Posted February 14, 2008
JanaMurray says:
Do you really believe we have any say so in the matter? Are you that naive, I guess if you like fascism you will be quite satisfied. Both candidates are not viable. Sad state of affairs.
Posted February 13, 2008
Comfortdoc says:
Hillary was the front runner two weeks ago. She's come from behind before.
Posted February 13, 2008
Barack Obama!
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Although one cannot argue the fact that Obama is losing credibility as a candidate, I certainly would not rule him out as President. The real issues that people are having with Obama is not really the statements he makes or his pastor, but rather America still has the white supremacy ideology thus, having a Black President would destroy such idealism. This is also displayed in Hillary Clinton's campaign,where she makes racial statements but in a technical form. In other words, she is simply stating that America does not want a Black Leader.Look at the statements she constantly makes by saying Obama is not experienced enough to run America ( which I believe is an insult!). What makes her experienced? Is it the fact that she was former first lady thus giving her a reason for her to be elected President of the United States? We had enough of the Clintons! I do not think we need anymore drama plaguing the White House. Despite all the challenges Obama faces, I beleive if he is given the chance to run America, he would be representing what America is and the time has come for America to change. That change is definitely Obama, that change is NOW!!
Posted May 05, 2008
greg2213 says:
Since Hillary is totally corrupt I think that will be her downfall. Obama, clueless waif that he is, at least appears to be, on the surface anyway, an upstanding citizen.
Neither is anyone I'd ever vote for, but Obama certainly has the charisma that she lacks.
I don't think "experience" is really an issue. Otherwise the only people who'd be qualified to run for Pres are state governers.
Posted April 09, 2008
T_Mac says:
Of the Dems, I think Obama will get the nod. I don't think either will defeat McCain in November (imho). But it ain't over until all the votes have been counted ... twice ... no three times ....
Posted March 22, 2008
Comfortdoc says:
At the rate they are going, Obama and Clinton are going to cancel each other out by the time of the general election and John McCain will be elected.
Posted March 20, 2008
IncubationStudios says:
OBAMA, will bring this country together. We need to end the Bush, Clinton Regime.
Posted March 16, 2008
affiliateelitediscount says:
Between the two I would be for Obama.
However when it comes down to final election time for president, unfortunately neither Democratic candidate fits the profile that is dictated by the "powers that be" and have the true voting power so it's sad to think that the only choice would then be McCain.
Posted March 09, 2008
ADadWorkingAtHome says:
Obama should be, and if the DNC weren't prone to "grabbing defeat from the jaws of victory" they would pressure Clinton to back out now.
Look at the numbers, and consider the polls that show 50% or more of the people that voted for Obama in the primary would NOT vote for Clinton in the general election.
I'm one of them, and so are many of my friends and colleagues.
Just in Texas alone that would mean 750,000 less votes for the Democrats; more than McCain got in total for the primary.
The thing that boggles my mind, about Clinton and McCain, is they think what they say will resonate with independents and moderates.
To Hillary: I do think judgement exceeds experience when it comes to answering the red phone; so does Casey. I don't think you'll listen to your advisors, your too stubborn and sel righteous.
To McCain: There is no way to honorably exit a war that is dishonorable in the first place, and no way to win a war that has no defined parameters for winning.
Posted March 05, 2008
SemperFidelis says:
Well, I am a Republican, but if we lose the election, I would like to see Obama govern the country!
Posted March 04, 2008
coollikeme says:
McCain will be are next President. Democratic nominee does not really mean anything anyway.
Posted March 04, 2008
coollikeme says:
McCain will be are next President. Democratic nominee does not really matter.
Posted March 04, 2008
fefe says:
Obama seems to have gained some steam but I guess we'll find out this week if Hillary can win Texas... I don't like either one though.
Posted March 02, 2008
spirituality says:
My bet is on Obama, though I think Hillary is better qualified.
Posted March 01, 2008
davewashere says:
Obama will win the nomination. I hope he doesn't choose Hillary as his running mate. Edwards would be a good choice because he's got rich connections but he fights for the poor. Plus, he's from the south
Posted February 26, 2008
vaber says:
Obama is a fresh breath of air and can pull together a team that reflects diversity. Hillary will represent the same old centrist view and "maternalism/paternalism" at its worse. She is not trustworthy. As a independent, I believe that Obama offers a chance for people to come together to fight for real change and to commit to the future of this country. I believe that the American people will see beyond the same stereotypic rhetoric that the Clinton's have used with the American people. I believe that Obama will do as any good leader would do, assess his strength and draw upon the best minds in the country to move us t the next level of progress. I do not think that Hillary has the capacity, fortitude or integrity to bring folks together for the common good. She is standing on the shoulder of her husband rather than coming to terms with her own ideas. I think that she is clueless and I do not trust her. She is an opportunistic woman who plays the role of damsel in distress and can switch her stance as she did on the issue of Iraq. She is truly brazen.
Posted February 24, 2008
larrybla says:
Barack should be. His approach to bring disparate people together for the best interest of the country not special interest or political parties has a universal appeal and should propel him to capture the nomination. Thanks for asking!
Posted February 19, 2008
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"We are electing the leader of the free world, and that person has a finger on the nuclear launch code. It's not about likability."
Professor Veronica Tonay
University of California at Santa Cruz
Comparing the Presidential Election to American Idol
"We are electing the leader of the free world, and that person has a finger on the nuclear launch code," she said. "It's not about likability."
Her stance was cemented when a young woman in one of her classes declared that she wouldn't vote for Clinton because "she is not a beautiful woman."
Source: Krissah Williams. May 19, 2008. Clinton-Obama Grudges Linger For Some Voters Washington Post.
President or American Idol? You Decide
Has the Presidential Race gotten mixed up with American Idol?
Fetching blurbs now... please stand byIt's a popularity contest.
Comfortdoc says:
While I was happy to support Idol Gives back, I am really not crazy about the Presidential election turning into the search for a "Presidential American Idol."
Posted May 19, 2008
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The Unbeatable Ticket?
A week later, the media started 'buzzing' about the Democratic Dream Team.
The potential Democratic presidential primary matchup between Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama is raising concerns in GOP circles that it might be an unbeatable ticket.
The Dream Ticket
Her experience. His charm and fundraising ability. His support among liberals, independents and black voters. Her hold on white female voters, low-income Democrats, and Latinos.
With energized Democrats facing a difficult choice between two historic, formidable candidates vying to be the nation's first black or first women president, some have suggested that the two join forces on a single Democratic "dream ticket."
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An Obama-Clinton, Clinton-Obama ticket would be awesome!
Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama could lead to a Clinton-Obama or Obama-Clinton ticket that might just be unbeatable.
What do you think about these two Democratic candidates joining forces on one ticket?
Fetching blurbs now... please stand byGreat idea!
Comfortdoc says:
With voters coming out in force for Hillary and no candidate clearly having the majority of the delegates, is a joint ticket starting to make more sense as a way to unify the Democratic party.
Posted March 05, 2008
spirituality says:
I love the idea, but is Hillary really going to stand being second in command? I can't really picture it.
Posted March 01, 2008
Comfortdoc says:
These two have split the democratic party almost in two in their run to be the nominee. Running together on the same ticket might be one way to heal the rift in the Democratic Party...if it isn't already too late.
Posted February 25, 2008
No Way!
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Please, like that will happen!
Posted May 05, 2008
affiliateelitediscount says:
Will never happen. Individual egos are waaayyyy to big...
Posted March 09, 2008
ScottPlayer says:
Unfortunately, the pools have shown that there are many voters who will not vote for Clinton because she is a woman and those who will not vote for Obama because he is African American. Politics aside, this combination will likely alienate too many voters to win.
Posted March 06, 2008
ADadWorkingAtHome says:
In a Clinton-Obama ticket I don't think having him in the secondary seat would do much to bring people around to Clinton.
In an Obama-Clinton ticket I don't think she brings anyone to the table. For the most part Clinton supporters are Democrats and would walk the party line against McCain anyway.
In either case if the Democrats won I think she would only bog things down; not listening to a VP Obama and sabotaging a President Obama.
She talks the unifying talk, but when you watch her walk, it's all her baby, no one else counts (unless they help her get a political office, of course).
Posted March 05, 2008
LouVozza says:
Who's prez and who's VP ? I doubt that either of their egos would allow them to be #2. Plus, it really seems as if they don't like each other very much.
Posted February 27, 2008
socialguytoy says:
Ahh... Let's say it together: The liberals said that Bush Jr. had no experience and did not know what he was doing. The liberals are backing Obama who has no experience at all. Double standard? Yes, it is. Hillary on the other hand has Bill and he worked very well with a Republican congress to get this country on the right track. Who says Republicans and Democrats can't work together. Oh, PS - please abolish the two party system, it's time already.
Posted February 22, 2008
beanbun says:
Nah, neither one really presents any new or different ideas in any special way to complement the other. Abraham Lincoln surrounded himself with many different peole in his cabinet, I suspect Barack or Hillary would do the same.
Posted February 19, 2008
mulberry says:
Not a bad idea, might balance out weaknesses but I can't see either really settling for VP.
Posted February 17, 2008
irregularworld says:
It's the best possible ticket - if Clinton is on the top, and she's not going to be. No way could Barack Obama operate as President with Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton causing trouble from the Vice President's office.
Posted February 16, 2008
lisadh says:
Personally, I'd love to see a woman and an African American run the country, but I think it would be a bad idea for a Democratic ticket. If conservative Republicans won't even vote for McCain because he's too liberal (?!?!), then they'll be out in droves to defeat the most liberal ticket the Dems have ever put up. The red states would freak out... and the Dems would lose again.
Posted February 15, 2008
Rossman says:
It will be a cage match - Two go in, only one will come out!!
Posted February 14, 2008
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What Game are We Playing?
Nate Beeler. February 20, 2008. Obama vs. Clinton. San Francisco Examiner.
"I am absolutely outraged with the media coverage of the presidential campaign. This is the most important election in my long lifetime, and to quote one of my favorite movies,
'I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore!'"
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Do you think there has been a media bias in this election?
Fetching blurbs now... please stand byThere has been a bias.
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I agree with fefe!
Posted May 05, 2008
Comfortdoc says:
I think there has been a positive towards Obama and a negative bias towards Clinton. I think that the recent SNL (Saturday Night Live) sketches were spot on target.
Posted March 02, 2008
The media has been neutral.
ADadWorkingAtHome says:
I think the media has been neutral in that they report only on what they feel will bring in viewers.
Overall the media have no meaningful insight and are, top to bottom, sitcom to news room, first and foremost an entertainment medium catering to the lowest common denominator; which has become quite low indeed.
Posted March 05, 2008
Comfortdoc says:
It looks like the press is shifting and actually starting to ask Obama some tough questions.
Posted March 04, 2008
Media Bias in the 2008 Election
- Media expert decries campaign coverage - Yahoo! News
- The founder of a prestigious institute on media and politics added his voice Saturday to the chorus of complaint over perceived press bias in favor of Democrat Barack Obama.
- Stephanopoulos Attacks Media Bias Against Hillary | NewsBusters.org
- Stephanopoulos discusses Media Bias against Hillary Clinton on "Good Morning America."
- Why is the media so biased toward Obama?
- The Columbus Free Press looks at the issue of why the media is so biased toward Obama.
- AlterNet: MediaCulture: SNL's Take on the Election Is Better Than Most News Coverage
- As Tim Russert showed in Tuesday's debate, the mainstream media seems to think it's the third candidate in the Democratic presidential race.
- Are the media giving Obama a free ride?
- Thoughts on the topic from globeandmail.com, the most authoritative news in Canada.
- Surely, media bias is pure coincidence
- From the Daily Herald, suburban Chicago's largest daily newspaper.
- Did media move Clinton from front-runner to underdog?
- Are media outlets biased against Sen. Hillary Clinton because of her gender? It's an open question and one I'm not prepared to answer. But Tuesday night's debate in Cleveland certainly blew open some angles for examination.
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- Lifelong Democrat Kathleen Cowley watches with disdain as huge crowds hang on Sen. Barack Obama's every word. She dismisses Obama's "intolerable logic." She turns the channel on pundits who chalk up Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's primary victories to little more than racism. And she doesn't
- Clinton-Obama Grudges Linger For Some Voters - washingtonpost.com
- Lifelong Democrat Kathleen Cowley watches with disdain as huge crowds hang on Sen. Barack Obama's every word. She dismisses Obama's "intolerable logic." She turns the channel on pundits who chalk up Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's primary victories to little more than racism. And she doesn't
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...so far I find both candidates believable. They are different, with a different mix of talents to bring to the political table, but they both seem to have the passion, plans, drive, and intelligence I want in my next president.Could a Clinton-Obama or Obama-Clinton ticket be our future? I hope so. I think America would benefit from the strengths of either individual, but if those strengths were combined, we might just have the Democratic powerhouse the country needs to turn itself around, and back into peace, prosperity and opportunity.
May they both release the desire to receive for oneself alone - and save the world together.
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How to Bring about Change on YouTube
How we bring about the change we seek
Barack Obama talks about the working coalition needed to bring about change.
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Table of Contents for the Obama vs. Clinton Lens
- And the Winner is....
- Barack Obama
- The Latest on Obama's Historic Nomination
- Reader Feedback on the Democratic Nominee
- Hillary Clinton's Speech on June 7 YouTube
- The Latest News on Hillary Clinton
- Express Your Opinion(s) on the Democratic Nominee!
- Help Prove the Point for Hillary
- Help Prove the Point for Obama
- Related News on Obama vs. Clinton
- Comparing the Presidential Election to American Idol
- President or American Idol? You Decide
- The Presidential Candidates on Idol Gives Back on YouTube
- Idol Gives Back Featured Lens
- Obama & Clinton | Clinton & Obama
- The Dream Ticket
- A Look at the Delegate Count on YouTube
- An Obama-Clinton, Clinton-Obama ticket would be awesome!
- Help Me Prove that this Ticket Would Be Unbeatable
- She Said... He Said...
- Disprove My Point
- What Game are We Playing?
- Express Your Opinion on the Media
- Media Bias in the 2008 Election
- Another MonkeyBrain Debate over the Recent Obama Photograph
- Obama-Clinton Stuff on CafePress
- Clinton-Obama Stuff on CafePress
- The 2008 Dream Team
- Rosie Thoughts on the Dream Team
- Related News on the Clinton-Obama or Obama-Clinton Ticket
- Featured Lens on The Final Countdown
- Who do you think will be the next President?
- Change is Good in 2008
- Change is Good Stuff on CafePress
- The Moment of the Debate on YouTube
- Lenses on Hillary Clinton
- Hillary Clinton in the Amazon Spotlight
- Clinton vs. Obama is a Member of These Squidoo Groups
- How to Bring about Change on YouTube
- Lenses on Barack Obama
- Barack Obama in the Amazon Spotlight
- Obama vs. Clinton is a Member of These Squidoo Groups
- The Latest News on Barack Obama
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- Reader Feedback on the Obama & Clinton Lens
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