Comments on: Edwards campaign manager to endorse Obama

By: Yaung

Yaung — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:47:25 +0000

Nice David. Particularly it is a right thing to do.
The fact that A BLACK MAN is becoming the PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES is eating many people alive, especially guys like LIMBAUGH, LOU DOBBS, and O'REILLY.

By: JR

JR — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:45:59 +0000

I agree with this side of the MS,
You people amaze me!!...No matter what you will find an excuse not to vote for Obama because of his skin color. Next it will be you heard he doesn't like vanilla ice cream. Just like the words of Jack Nicklaus "YOU IDIOTS CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH" that a black man might be your next president. Just like some of you idiots are bigots for not voting for Hillary because she is a woman.
SO if you truly want 4 more years of Recession than go vote for the "REPUBLICAN" but dont blame Hillary or Barack because you were too dumb to get past your bigot ways in friggin 2008!!

GO BARACK!! 08 its all about change and hate it or love it we all must learn to respect it!!

By: Mary

Mary — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:45:27 +0000

Observation

The day after Tuesday's primary, which ended in Indiana after 1:30 a.m., Obama took the next day off, but Clinton started work early in West Virgina. Obama having grown up in Hawaii, were life is laid back doesn't seem to have the energy that I want in my next president. Maybe being from Illinois were Senator Clinton was raised, I know that we have the work ethic, that even if you are up late at night, you get up in the morning and go to work.

I just don't think he will be able to handle the pressure and long hours.

By: Phil

Phil — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:40:27 +0000

Kathy in Ohio:

You go right ahead and vote for Mcsane, and when he take all of your choices away as a women, you'll have no rights or choices concerning your own body. Fool you better look a little deeper into McSane before you make a bigger fool of youself.

By: Michael

Michael — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:37:57 +0000

Cry me a river, everyone is upset about Clinton, everyone should be upset because none of them have a clue about how the rest of us live and the problems we have, they are millionaires. I will not vote for any of them, as far as I'm concerned dumb, dumber and dumbest need to go back to the Senate and stay there.

By: EC

EC — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:37:08 +0000

GREAT NEWS!

By: EC

EC — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:36:34 +0000

What a bunch of political moorons! These politicians must really think that all their DIRT and LIES aren't going to come back and bite them in their big ARSE!!! GIVE ME A BREAK!! I'm sick of these political idiots playing "GOD" with our lives in the Senate and Congress and they are nothing but "bafooms" themselves. What a JOKE!! These speaks to our politicians getting away with BAD JUDGEMENT while in office. IT DOES AFFECT THEIR POSITION AND THE DECISIONS THE MAKE FOR THIS COUNTRY!! YOU can choose to say what they do in private doesn't have anything to do with what they do in office. YOU MUST BE OUTTA YOUR MIND!!!! When "SEX" or anything relating to SEX, it DOES AFFECT EVERYTHING IN YOUR LIFE!!!! Americans are stupid if they think it doesn't, SEX and everything that comes with it dictates everything a person does. It could make a person KILL, STEAL, GROVEL, LIE, CHEAT, BEG, HATE AND LOOSE THEIR MINDS on every level. Just watch the NEWS, people DO everything and anything when SEX is involved. I think he should be removed from office. I think there should be a clear message and clear accountability when it comes to our politicians. THEY KNOW BETTER. It's the POWER, SEX AND GREED that is getting out of control!!!

By: realisticc

realisticc — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:30:41 +0000

I hope all the uneducated voters that Hillary appeals to will go get an education when Barack takes office and then maybe I won't have to hear about them anymore.

By: Pam

Pam — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:28:55 +0000

Ok Clinton supporters...let's hear about how this means nothing!

By: Ann

Ann — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:28:02 +0000

It does not seem to matter who endorses who-the voters make up their own minds. What really puzzles me is why many Americans seem determined to elect the mediocre candidate. We are so easy to market to. Didn't we learn anything from the last eight years? Obama comes across as arrogant and inexperienced. He can't debate, there's no substance to his message, both he and his wife have displayed questionable patriotism, his swooning audiences can't tell you what he's about or what he stands for-scary. My husband and I are life long democrats but if Obama wins the nomination, we will be voting for John McCain-at least we know he's a loyal American.

By: DEMOCRATE NO MATTER WHAT

DEMOCRATE NO MATTER WHAT — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:27:28 +0000

Why are so many people upset because Obama could be the next president of the USA? I am for one very happy that Obama has the chance to become the next president due to the fact that he respesents the American Heritage by having a white mother and an black father. That is what makes him qualify as being the next president of the United States of America. Also so I feel that other country will look at the USA as a country that is trying to change. That everyone can and will be treated equally by allowing a biracial man become president. I have no problem with Hillary at all. He she was to become the presidential nominee I would for her even though I support Obama due to I am a democrate no matter what. So for all of you that ride the fence and are not true democrates why vote democrate at all just vote independent, and don't call yourself a democrate.
ALSO WHAT MAKES HILLARY SO EXPERIENCE TO BE THE PRESIDENT. EXPERIENCE TO ME MEANS THAT YOU HAVE DONE THIS JOB BEFORE AND YOU HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF RUNNING THE COUNTRY AND IF SHE HAS THIS EXPERIENCE WHEN DID SHE HAVE IT WHEN BILL WAS IN OFFICE? IF SO THEN SHE HAS HAD HER 8 YEARS IN OFFICE SO LETS MOVE ON!!!

OBAMA 08/12

By: This side of the Mississippi

This side of the Mississippi — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:25:01 +0000

some of you people won't let go of the race issue huh
sad and pathetic
people should be judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
Next you'll be saying Obama is a member of the Black Panther movement
give it a rest

By: Charles Nilston

Charles Nilston — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:24:46 +0000

When the eyes cry the other parts are affected,the both senator Obama and Clinton need each other to win this race.Supporters take note!

By: jo

jo — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:24:09 +0000

kathy in ohio... it is very disappointing that with everything going on in the economy, you refuse took look beyond race and looks. I am a white female, but will vote for anyone other than another 4 yrs of bush. well you did say that you are uneducated, so I am not surprised you will feel this way. it takes an educated and unbiased mind to realise that this country has gone down the toilet and we need a fresh set of ideas to pull us out of this slump.
DON'T FORGET... THIS IS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND NOT THE UNITED STATES OF THE BUSH' AND THE CLINTONS.

By: B ESS

B ESS — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:21:15 +0000

God Bless you all, and God Bless the future for our children, as we move forward, united, with Barack Obama.

By: George James

George James — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:18:20 +0000

Whether you like it or not,Obama is the democratic candidate and most probable presient of United States.

By: Romulus, Michigan

Romulus, Michigan — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:18:02 +0000

Praetorian, Fort Myers May 8th, 2008 11:02 am ET

Sure…
So did Rush Limbaugh.
So has the Rev. Wright.
So has the Nation of Islam….
So have the socialists of America…
So…..It's still a toss-up where he stands, what he can do…and more importantly what he won't do.

All these people are Americans, that where he stands. All Americans including you.

By: Michelle Roundtree

Michelle Roundtree — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:10:42 +0000

It's about time everyone wakes up and realize that America has been over due for a change. Can we afford to keep having this bumbling idots run our country. Hillary can't seem to keep her lies straight and McCain is of the same voice as Bush. Too bad they don't send their kids out to war, how important would it be then to fight a senless war that should have never been. It's time for a change and the change is Obama.

By: Wayne, Greenville TX

Wayne, Greenville TX — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:06:13 +0000

kathy in ohio May 8th, 2008 8:36 am ET anyone know of any websites to boycott obama I am a big hillary supporter, female, white, catholic, blue colar, uneducated, clinging to my guns and religion. Anyone else upset about the pressure for hillary to leave the race. I am one of those that will vote for McCain only to cancel an Obama vote. I think we need a website so the democratic party realizes how serious we are. I hope YOU realize how ridiculous it sounds for people like you to say you'd rather vote for McCain than Barack Obama. Do you want the next Supreme Court Justice to be more conservative than Antonin Scalia, or stupider than Clarence Thomas? Do you want to see no more Roe v. Wade, and a continued erosion of our rights? Do you want 100 more years of our troops stuck in that quagmire called Iraq? Do you want to pay TEN bucks for a gallon of gas, and see ANWR permanently destroyed by oil spills? There's much more at stake this time than bruised egos. I support Obama, but if Hillary gets the nomination, I will support her, just like I've supported every Democratic candidate - even when they were not my first choice. I suggest that for the sake of our country and our chldren's future that you do the same.

By: Linda

Linda — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:05:53 +0000

It is amazing to me that Senator Clinton's support would say that they would back McCain if she doesn't win the nomination. Um, does that mean you were not vote for her based on her policy and plans for the nation? Because if you were and she was not the nominee, common sense would say that you would give your vote to the next closest person with similar goals and that my friends is Senator Obama, not McCain.

To say that you would go with the Republican say that you do not value what Democrats are trying to do for the White House.

Please reevaluate your statements and what would be good for the future. I'm sure your candidate would want you to.

By: Ostriches burying our heads in the sand

Ostriches burying our heads in the sand — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:04:59 +0000

Welcome aboard David Bonior! We appreciate your support....we will also welcome Edwards, the Clintons and their supporters when they decide to join us....We Dems need to unite....

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:03:19 +0000

To all those that say, they will switch parties if Obama wins to McCain or if if if if Hillary wins to McCain..Why and what are you trying to prove? Its time we start using our brains and not let our emotions get the best of us. To be honest in my humble opinion one has tried every and anything to destroy ones Image with nonesense and the other have taken the most positive and Unifiying approach in our History. How can anyone truely believe Obama has tried to seperate the party when the person behind him in every aspect ( except for super delagetes, which will change soon) has personally attacked him using people around him. Obama could have easily destroyed the clintons legacy if he was half as negative as she was, but what will that prove and how will that solve our problems. I believe she has hurt their legacy on her own and helped Obama a great deal using the Republican approach. All of the negatives she has thrown at him will most likely be old news to those with common sense and actually do research by November. None of the canidates are perfect nor will there ever be a perfect canidate period. Also, to those who keep calling Obama black and somehow using that against him please stop. His has a white and black grandmother, a white mother and a black father, black uncle and a white uncle, a black aunt and a white aunt, a white cousin and a black cousin, hopefully you catch on to my point. We need to come tother people our hardship, struggles, the war, the economy, Health care, education, the division and etc that is far more important than our personal feelings that need to be addressed. This is 2008 America 40 years after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr movement and dream. Let us look past fear, gender, and race, because until we do that how can we change the way Washington has been ran for decades. Also, if Clinton and McCain are so concerned and truly care of how Washington have abused the Power we gave them than how come it took them this long or for Obama to point it out for them. Now they want to change it, now they are worried about the average person, now they want to reach out, now they want our voices to be heard, now you have to ask yourself is it because they want that power or because they care. Please don't make the same mistake we as a country made by allowing Bush to do as he pleases or Continuously decieve us by using fear and your emotion to distort reality. Now we have a chance and an opportunity to use research not media, to use our brains not our emotions/fear, to use common sense not be naive and etc. Are you ready to move forward in a new direction or go back to the same old Politics? Its up to you, more than ever you have the power to choose.

Peave N Love to all. I am also so happy that people all over the country are so involved regardless of there views.

FEAR WILL DEVIDE US AND TRUTH WILL ENLIGHTEN US

By: Jodie

Jodie — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:03:04 +0000

I am really warming up to the idea of a joint ticket. I think Hillary and Obama are extreme opposites who could really compliment each other. Why does everyone think it would be a bad idea? I am a republican who is supporting Obama, but I am warming up to Hillary as a VP.

By: United We Stand

United We Stand — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:00:27 +0000

To Hillary Supporters:
I believe I speak for many people. There is no reason whatsoever that any of us would want Hillary to quit this race if she could focus on her own race. At this stage of the game, no matter who becomes the democratic nominee, we are too close to the general election to continue trashing one another within the same party. It is time for both democratic candidates to appear strong and united.

If Hillary can do that (which means: no negative talk at all about Obama) then, by all means, we would all support her continued campaigning.

By: SS

SS — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:59:06 +0000

Bravo!

By: vli

vli — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:57:07 +0000

OK that's scary....he was a flop for Edwards.

By: ps

ps — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:57:06 +0000

Who cares? Who endorsed whom? Any educated adult has his own analytical and thinking power. The candidate could be good for common working people, special interest groups, for old vetaran politicians w/o any major acomplishment for the nation and never volunteer to retire ( Kennedy, Leahy Dodd etc. etc.) and w/o any vision and mission for the betterment of the country. The candidate should be elected based on which group he or she wants to serv.

Unfortunately, american voters are not inteligent enough in judgement of their choice. Otherwise G. W. Bush would not have been our president even for one single day. They became robot voter under the influence of some evil personalities ( Chenny, baker, all preacher of the churches). We don't know what would be the outcome in general election in November. What we know is that money making young adult and African american are definitely thoughtless people who never wants to think the before and after effect of their act. They don't know what to expect from the candidate. The reason is that one group is snob for their success and the other group is ignorant about the life.

With all these in mind, I would suggest that the Senator Hillary Clinton should annoce that she is bowing out from democratic primary process and going to the general election in November as an independate candidate. The all old guard life time politicians of democratic party may receive an appropiate lesson for their dirty politics. Why? Macain as republican, Obama as democrat and Hillary as independent, you can well imagine who will entered in the White House in January 2009

By: Thomas

Thomas — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:56:58 +0000

"Why boycott Obama? Want some of John McCocaine? more of president Bush?"

Obama was the Cocaine user please get your facts straight!

By: Michael

Michael — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:56:49 +0000

wow all you clinton supporters who are going to vote for McBush in the fall are shooting yourselves in the foot. Did you hear whats MCain plans to do to the supreme court? Say bye bye to a womans right to chose. But go ahead vote for four more years the richest people in the country paying the least amount in taxes.....godd luck with that.

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:56:35 +0000

There is nothing wrong with saving yourself if you try and help people off a sinking ship and they refuse to go. John Edwards is scared to go against the wife, so we obviously know who would have ran our country if he was elected President.

It's time for us Democrats to put aside our differences and rally behind our nominee, I would support Hillary if the tides were turned and she was leading.

By: Antonia

Antonia — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:50:11 +0000

Thank, we are all Obama team, Go Obama.

By: GM from MN

GM from MN — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:48:56 +0000

I find it sad so many Clinton supporters will hold her losing the nomination against their own party. They rather vote against their own beliefs out of frustration and anger. They rather vote against the things that Hillary stands for, than vote for Obama who does as well. I bet your children would be proud.

By: indepedent thinker

indepedent thinker — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:48:41 +0000

To respond to some of the comments by clinton's supporters who chose to vote for mccain,you are not hurting obama,infact with or without your vote,he has become famous and worth millions as of now,your ignorant to flush your vote to another bush's policy will only hurt our great nation thats already hurting,put more of our men and women in iraq,and you are not far away from reaping the consequences of your hate vote.

By: Pqulya

Pqulya — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:47:42 +0000

It's time to stop all the hater-ation and get behind our inevitable nominee (Barak O'bama). Don't let fear and hatred blind you from the gift that God has sent us to help America once again be revered and not feared by the rest of the World. I don't know if anyone has noticed, but many of our so called allies no longer respect or support us; hell, we can't even get them to commit to anything anymore. Every Nation on this earth is waiting to see who we put into office before re-engaging. If we miss, they stayed pissed. Simply put, "we need Barak Obama!"

By: Venus

Venus — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:47:33 +0000

YES!

This is a BIG FISH!

Go Obama!

Hillary – hang in there! We know this race is over – but you should continue on and attack Mc Cain and get as many voters as you can!

Come on Hillary and Obama supporters – it's time to start healing!

Sure Hillary supporters lover her and wanted her to win and Obama supporters wants him to win!

But don't forget!!! We are in the same party and on the same team and it's time for Obama to get some rest and Hillary to heal!

Our party has to start pulling together and once we see Obama and Hillary on the same stage next month we will march forward!

Obama supporters – now is the time to stop bashing Hillary and her supporters – if they want to vote for Mc Cain – so be it but as Hillary continues let's start rooting for her because believe it or not – we are going to need the Clintons and their supporters and donors!

Let's stop bashing each other and turn our attention to Mc Cain and his party!

By: Brad

Brad — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:47:28 +0000

The bottom line is, this campaign running long has NOT hurt the democratic party in November.

longer campaign = more newly registered voters = more votes in November

By: Loyd in California

Loyd in California — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:47:13 +0000

Seems to me Mr. Obama was right. "You people" in rurual America really do hate people not like you. Funny thing is, Hillary Clinton is no more like you than Obama other than she's white. I guess a white woman beats a black man any day of the week. At least that's what we Republican's believe. Come on over and vote with us. There's plenty of room. We'll continue the war in Iraq as we rightly should and if Iran keeps popping off at the mouth they'll get it next! We take them out one by one if we've got to. Go America!

By: Pat

Pat — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:47:06 +0000

To all you strong "Democrats" who will only support Hillary Clinton, or only Barack Obama, shame on you! Evidently you don't care what happens to this country, if you are willing to vote for John McCain,or not vote at all. We need Democrats in the White House, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. I wanted Hillary Clinton to be my candidate, but she isn't. That certainly doesn't mean I won't vote for her, if she gets the nomination. I don't want another eight years of George Bush type government, and if you care about anyone but yourself you shouldn't either. We need to come together in support of whomever the Democratic candidate is.

By: bonalyonga

bonalyonga — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:46:24 +0000

Your people should keep your difference apart and vote for who ever is the nominee. For we don't want to get another George W. Bush for three years. It seems like Obama will be the nominee, that is okay, Clinton herself have acknowledge that he is a fine man.
For all of us Clinton supporters obama is and alternative not George Bush II.

By: B ESS

B ESS — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:44:57 +0000

The NERVE of Hillary, inferring that people that have voted for either Obama or McCain are not hard working?

She's been SPINNING so long, I think shes DIZZY.

By: Wake Up People

Wake Up People — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:44:55 +0000

I understand that each of us feel strongly for our canidate Obama or Hillary. All these comments going around back and forth negative towards whoever your choice is not is exactly what the Republicans want us to do to ensure thier candidate wins do you all even realize that. They want those for Obama to be mad if Hillary wins or those for Hillary to be mad if Obama wins and NOT vote for the other person. Some of you are saying if your choice does not win you will vote for John McCain do you realize what you are saying that is totally crazy or not vote at all well not voting at all is A VOTE for John McCain which includes, more mothers and fathers and families losing their loved ones, the same poor, uneducated, blue collar workers, female voters still not being heard, or helped. It is time for all Americans to stand for something for once or you will fall for anything. Regardless of who the nominee is we should all be big enough to still VOTE because our vote is the only way we will change what is going on in America. Also, the media is not helping any of this, you speak about us being divided well I guess so when one minute you bad mouth or report negative stuff on Obama and the next minute it is Hillary how is that helping the problems wrong with this country all it does is confuse more people who don't understand the importance of thier vote.

By: JesseinNewYork

JesseinNewYork — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:44:23 +0000

I agree with the 'California Voter.' Let every vote count! However, if you're going to say that Obama played the race card by talking about how he worked on the south side of Chicago as a community organizer, you can't ignore the fact that Hillary has played the gender card time and again. Also, anybody who voted for Hillary and says they would rather vote for McCain than Obama in the general election is not a Democrat. Period. I support Obama 100% but would support Hillary if she was the nominee despite her divide and conquer tactics. The stakes are too high.

By: JEWEL - FLORIDA

JEWEL - FLORIDA — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:43:20 +0000

I was very SAD that our votes would not count in FLORIDA. If I had voted for Hillary, I would have been ashamed and kicking myself ROYALLY! Thank God I did not! TO THINK – of the LIES and MANIPULATIONS OF TRUTH, the KITCHEN SINKS AND PANDERING, the ATTACKS and SHOTS UNDER THE BELTS, to say nothing of the closed meetings in which I am sure a good bit of ARM TWISTING of SUPERDELEGATES has gone on. Perhaps even with 3 am calls. .....yikes! This is definitely the biggest mistake I could have made. I must FORGIVE myself and HILLARY, maybe when she STOPS. .... Right, SHE IS STILL AT IT. Thank you reader for your "ear". NOW, LET's PRAY for the rest that seem to be as misled and DANGEROUS as I was! ONE SUGGESTION: Hillary could go run for GOVERNOR of NEW YORK, heard that there is need there and Bill would be in FAMILIAR COMPANY.

By: Susie MO

Susie MO — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:43:12 +0000

Thank you – Are you a "superdelegate"?

Also thank you to the beautiful people of N.C

Now strongly for Obama

By: mark

mark — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:42:46 +0000

Go Obama...let's end this thing. Hillary supporters we salute your effort, now we welcome you to support the candidate who the majority has chosen to be the Democratic nominee, Barack Obama...

By: Marcus

Marcus — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:42:30 +0000

Its time for america to unite. Racism will no longer divide this country. I am 100 % sure if OBAMA was a white man he would have gotten the support over Hillary. Those of you who are saying that you will vote for Mccain if Obama win are just plain and simple racist. This is a great
oppurtunity to heal this country from past wounds. The people in america has decided that Obama is thier candidate.

By: Charles Nilston

Charles Nilston — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:41:49 +0000

Supporters should know that this is politics and it should be taking too personal.Whoever that becomes the nominee should be voted for,the idea of switching party to throw your votes to John Mccain doesnt sound logical.This means that you dont think before you take actions or say things.This is just a family battle and shouldnt be taking out of contest.Everyone understands how commited and movitated supporters are to their candidates,but if you want the best for the party then such divisive talks which gives the republican party an edge shouldnt be heard.

By: Opinion Aplenty

Opinion Aplenty — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:41:28 +0000

I find it quite interesting that the people who support Senator Clinton will support Senator McCain if Clinton was not the Democratic nominee. Frankly, I also thought that both of them were quite the same (albeit from different policial party). They are both career politicians and both extremely determined to make their life-long dream of becoming the President of the United States. Senator Obama is the only person who came from ordinary background. He knows the concern of the ordinary folks. He wants to become president so that he can make a difference. We finally have someone who's not a career politician and who finally, FINALLY will put American people first! It won't be politics as usual in Washington D.C. When you vote in November, vote with a clear head, not emotion.

By: Zion

Zion — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:40:56 +0000

You know what, go on and vote for McCain you "BITTER" Hillary supporters. Why? Obama will receive something that you will not receive under McCain, a tax cut because he's rich and economic relief. I don't understand why white voters refuse to vote their interests.

By: Toni from Germany

Toni from Germany — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:40:48 +0000

CONFRONTATION OF PERSONAL FEELINGS

I don't get it !!!

Democrats have a wondefull opurtuniti to choose between two of the best persons for president, their land has to offer. The GOP doesn't give their members that choise, cause they have only McCain.

And what are you making of it?

A "kindergarten" war.

UUUAAAA, if not Clinton, then McCain !
UUUAAAA, if not Obama, then McCain !

Is every democrat gone mad?

Why would you vote for someone who doesn't stand for your values?
Why would you vote for someone who wonn't change the politics of the past years.

You can only do so if you wat to vote for Bush. And in that case you've learnd nothing from the last years.

Don't look at your candidate's gender or colour, look at their VISION.

Look at your own vision for your country and your vote will be the right one.