So stop the B.S. about Barack Hussein Obama being the only one who can beat John McCain.

Hillary R Clinton will not only beat him she will expose the Republicians for the fraud, corruption and Enron connections to the Bush and Chaney's family.

John McCain has been given the honor of going down with the ship (The Republician Ship). That is his reward for being a war-prisioner for the United States of America.

Now the Republicians can blame John McCain for losing the White House and not their own corruption and war mongering beliefs

People use your intuition, listen with your intellect and stop being swayed by ex-movie stars,(are you talking to me) corrupt Kennedy ideals (hah) and the Oprama connection.

Of course, in some cases it was one, and in others the other. It's the same here. Some black people vote for Obama because they want to see a black person win, and some because they like what he stands for. If you want to get an idea as to the percentages of one group versus the other, think about it like this... Obama's oratory reminds one in many ways of Martin Luther King Jr., who as you know, black people overwhelmingly hold in high regard because of what he stood for, not because he was black. Case closed, bigotry exposed.

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General Powell:

Thank you Sir ! I have always admired General Colin Powell for his service to our country and as a man of integrity. I truly hope and pray that General Powell will endorse Senator Barack Obama ! That alone will bring our great country together and make a great standing on the world stage. Countries across the world love General Powell and so do we!

This guy is one of the reasons we're in Iraq.

He should've stepped up a lot bigger against the Bush machine. I lost a lot of respect for this man.

Indeed the USA has lost a lot of the world's confidence and has come to be viewed unfavorably in recent years, and Colin Powell has a large responsibility for that, from the time that he sat before the United States Security Council and unleashed a barrage of blatant, deliberate, elaborate, and sickening lies about what the Bush administration knew at the time to be a nonexistent "threat" from nonexistent "Iraqi WMD." Powell was right out in front trumpeting those lies alongside Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld and Rice, and thanks to the respect that many people had for him, he may have been the most effective liar of them all. Powell has the blood of tens of thousands of murdered Iraqi civilians on his hands, and is every bit as culpable for the Bush administration's criminal war of unprovoked aggression against Iraq as Bush or Cheney or the other principals of the Bush administration. But now he speaks of the world's loss of confidence and respect for the USA is something that "just happened" in "recent years" as though he had nothing to do with it.

We actually need someone who can do the job. We have had enough of feel good candidates who people want to have a beer with like Bush. What is it about this likability thing anyway. I don't even care if I like or don't like the Pres. What I care about is the policies they are trying to implement. The reason I am for Hillary and not Obama is not because of race or gender. Its because I think she is the most qualified for the job and I support universal health care, better education, steady foreign policy and better economic fairness and a rising tide instead of only the wealthy benefiting as in this administration. McCain is more of the same and Obama is too inexperienced and too vague, and frankly can't do what he says he wants to do. We all just can't get along because we all just don't agree.

Obama has as impressive as resume as anyone his age. An age which the framers of the Constitution agreed was old enough to be president.

Nice try, though.

I see the tired experience thing cropping up again, didn't we decide that this was not significant?

Do you think Bush was inexperienced when he decided to go after Al Quaeda?
Do you think Hitler was inexperienced when he decided to conquer Europe and the world?
What we should be looking at now is how good are a person value judgment, decision making power and his/her ability to amicably work with all manner of people.

For the presidency of the United States and any nation for that matter, these qualities are very urgent and should take precedence over experience. To say that experience should take precedece over them would mean that only former presidents should become presidents again since they would have the required presidential experience..which makes no sense so since none of the current candidates running has any presidential experience, no one should be blowing hot air about any experience at all.

There are jobs where experience can take precedence over value judgment...For example, a Doctor needs to know exactly what to do for his/her patient....A computer engineer needs to be crisp with accuracy etc so yes these areas would probably require more experience than value judgment!

We have had too many bad 'experiences' with experienced people becoming presidents to the point that experience can only be a plus not a necessity for this job.
Obama has held elected office for 11years vs Hillary with 8years and so has the necessary plus experience in addition to his superb value judgment and amicability !

I am very glad to see you back in the public eye. The current administration did you a great disservice in my eyes. I hope your venture capital endeavors are going well. Thank you so much for adding your voice to the chorus of people excited to see Barack Obama's electrifying influence on this election.

I respect your comments. But what has experience got us in the last 7 years. Also what experience does Hillary have?

Can someone PLEASE tell me that?

Plus we need to think about electibility.

OBAMA '08

I AM YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN

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Hillary's high negatives would push people to McCain, or just not vote.

If the dems want the white house, the nomination must go to Obama, else welcome President McCain.

Just an observation...

It is no surprise that he would embrace a man of principle and courage like Obama.

Obama has more legislative experience than HRC...8 years in state Senate and 1 full year in Senate....

experience me..that is more experience than any current democratic nominee!

stop the lying....

Colin Powell understands the need for America to restore her image across the world and only Barack Obama can do that successfully...

Do any of your HRC lovers read "foreign newspapers"? Barack is loved all over the globe...highly praised even by some of our worst critics.

So, please stop the lying about experience...

When Bill Clinton ran for president..they said the same thing about him...not enough experience.....

When JFK ran for President they said the same thing..not enough experience....

The argument is so old and played out....it's ridiculous....

At the end of the day it's judgement that counts...and unlike your beloved HRC..she lacks judgement..she voted for the war...she is "more of the same".....there is no difference between her and McCain..that's why in every poll she loses against him....our only chance of winning is with Barack...who beats McCains in the general election.

I am a independant and if HRC is the dem's nominee than McCain has my vote!

I am so sick and tired of the Bush's and the Clinton's.....time for some one with a different last name....

I voted for Barack!