The truth there is he raised taxes and had the only immigration plan that really was amnisity, inspite of thier efforts today to lable anything that does not include shooting on site as an "amnisty" plan. By todays standards, Reaggan simply was not very Reaganesque!

"I can understand why President Clinton wants to campaign hard for his wife. And those accusations that Bill Clinton's a racist, I think is just wrong. I just don't agree with it."

As for Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., Bush said, "I certainly don't know what he believes in."

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Obama believes in serving the people. That's something you can't understand.

I'm glad to see the worst President ever is endorsing Hillary Clinton because she would be easier to beat in November.

Hasn't he done enough damage to America and it's people?

Of course he supports McCain and made clear why with his statements.Isn't that enough to prove to American citizens why THEY SHOULD NOT VOTE FOR McCAIN?

McCain is his TWIN. They both share the same misguided beliefs, fuzzy mindsets, war glory dreams, demented military strategies, arrogant demeanors, narcisstic characters, bully tactics, bulldog approachs, and economic plans likened only to those set forth by Ethiopian Leaders !

Anyone who could possibly support John McCain after enduring two terms of the Bush Reign deserves what they will get and more !!

God Help Our World and Brave Military !

I already know Bill Clinton is not racist. He is "slick" or crafty. That means, as we already know...that the Clintons will do anything to win.

Go Hillary!

Here's why...

Senator Obama has spoken numerous times. If I'm able to figure out what he believes in, you'd think the President of the United States would be able to figure it out as well. I would've respected his response more had he said he disagrees with his position on certain issues. Instead, he chose to display his usual arrogant and cocky self and not take the time to listen. As always, it's his way or no way (even if you don't reside in America). When someone is so different from yourself & what you believe in, you usually don't understand them. That's what I want in 2008...a president far from what we have today.

Obama for President!!!

-McCain is a true conservative
-Clintion is not a racist
-I dont know what Obama stands for

These guys are the masters of manipulation, and its going to be nice to have a campaign that has at least the potential for less of this manipulative nonsense.

People were just offended by a few things he said, but nobody took it to the level of actually being "racism".

Hey W...Obama's for reinvesting in the American instead of Haliburton.

::snicker::

Debra

not you, bush.

Go Obama!!

Clinton would just be a replay of 2000 and 2004, with a slightly better chance of the Democrats winning this time because of the high negatives of the Bush administration. Lots of people will bitterly oppose her, and they won't change their mind if she gets in.

I also happen to suspect the third Clinton administration will be chaotic, with titanic power struggles between Bill and everyone else (VP, cabinet members, White House staff). Unlike a meddlesome chief of staff (Donald Regan during Reagan's second term, John Sununu during the first Bush's WH), Bill can't be fired, and Hillary frankly leans on him for the political judgement she still lacks. Lots of talented folks will decline cabinet opportunities (Joe Biden is one who has already said it won't work). I think this is something that lots of Washington insiders, including Bush, can see coming.

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As long as it is pretty much the opposite of you, Dubya. I'll bet Obama might even believe in The Constitution. Imagine that!

They don't want a change, although change sure to come.

"The stakes are too high and the challenges are too great to play the same old Washington game with the same old Washington players and expect a different result," Obama told a hugely supportive crowd of Democrats at the Jefferson-Jackson dinner in Richmond, Virginia.

"People want to turn the page. They want to write a new chapter in American history."

That is why the public is so energized in this with our turn-out more than 2 to 1 of the GOP. They have the same old "Washinton insider" Mc Cain, who filps over here to the Democrates then flops back again to the republicans and even does that within the republican party, as most Washington players do! How he will play the "gumby trick" will be interesting to watch him being stretched between the middle of the road where the Independants are and the far right where the evanglicals live. It will be tough!

Vote OBAMA and let's get America strighten out

In relation/response to what question? That's a pretty wide-ranging statement.

Maybe if he payed attention to the presidential race instead of taking breaks and days off he would know what Obama believes in. I doubt he has even heard Obama's speeches nor has he been to Obama's website to look at the issues.

Though I do think this shows a bit of the Republican's hand. There's a subtle attack on Obama in what he said. I think the reason for that is that Obama has a better shot at beating out McCain than does Senator Clinton. McCain can reach the middle in a way that Clinton cannot. However, there is no one in the country who hit the middle better than Obama. It's been his entire game from the get-go. The man has single-handedly redefined the middle game, not to mention the rhetoric of every campaign on both sides of the fence.

Go Obama!!! Lead us into the next century.

""I looked the man in the eye. I found him to be very straight forward and trustworthy and we had a very good dialogue. I was able to get a sense of his soul."