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By: Moon Maiden from Lake Michigan

Moon Maiden from Lake Michigan — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:11:02 +0000

THOSE WITH EXPERINCE IN WARS, ANGER, TEMPER, WEALTH, SO?
THOSE WITH JUGDEMENT YES!

OBAMA HAS A CLEAR HEAD, NOT ANGRY, NON JUDGEMENTAL, NO TEMPER, HAS A HEART FOR HIS PEOPLE AND COUNTRY AND CAN COMMUNICATE WITH KNOWLDGE AND BRAINS.
HE ALSO WILL CONFRONT AND COMMUNICATE UNLIKE MCWAR WHO WILL DESTROY AND DEFEAT FIRST.
IT IS TIME FOR PEACE AND CHANGE WE ALL DESERVE

By: susan from nebraska

susan from nebraska — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:01:24 +0000

The Democratic party is divided, and there is a lot of fighting within this group that wants to lead our country. If they can't get along with each other, how do they expect to promote a bipartisan atmosphere in Washington?

By: Obanana Hussein Binladin

Obanana Hussein Binladin — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:49:51 +0000

All the Clinton supporters should fall in line and vote for Obama regardless of how they feel. The DNC is forcing everyone to get on the Obama cult bandwagon whether they like it or not. That is the democratic way.

By: sharon walker

sharon walker — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:08:49 +0000

HALF WAY TO ?

By: republicans are a joke

republicans are a joke — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:07:41 +0000

Those of you who were going to vote for Hillary and Now Mccain . Remember us Obama supporters will remember this . What gets me ticked off is you can't open your eyes enough to see that the republicans are all smiles about what they are doing to us . If Barack loses in 2008 I will promise you Hillary will lose in 2012 .

We will remember
We will remember
We will remember ...............

By: Jose Cardenal

Jose Cardenal — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 19:59:13 +0000

OBama is for the people
McCain is for the lobbyist who pay him .

Vote for change,

CUBANOS PARA OBAMA !

By: Denise

Denise — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 19:49:25 +0000

Obama has a 100 point lead as far as the Electoral College Votes. Nuf said

By: anonymouys

anonymouys — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 19:29:41 +0000

we are not going to unify the party if you do forget the clinton poste no more article about the clinton cnn thats how we are going to unify the party

By: MWBuster

MWBuster — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 19:16:43 +0000

I’ll vote for Obama for two reasons: First, because I don’t want another four years of GOP mendacity and dirty play. I mean, all politicians play dirty pool, but the GOP has taken it to heights of destructively selfish divisiveness and cronyism not seen since the days of the Teapot Dome scandal (refresh yourself on the details of that particular point in history – scary resemblance to Bush/Cheney and Big Oil/Haliburton). Second, because Hillary asked me to.
Interception24 – like Obama didn’t change his message? Since winning the primaries his message of change has been about changing his message on public campaign financing, telecom immunity in the FISA bill, gun control, NAFTA, “tuning” his Iraq troop pull out position, etc.. He has made an OJ Simpson-like dash to the middle that makes Hillary look like a picture of political purity.
You Obama-bots yourselves are feeding the divide with all the disparaging remarks to Hillary supporters who are reluctant to abandon true hope of change and drink the Obama kool-ade like a bunch of unquestioning lemmings. I would say you need to man up to the fact that HILLARY WAS RIGHT: the issue has always been electability, and electability is based on having the substance to stand up to the GOP attack dog machine. Obama is all about “change”, which is meaningless without substance, and substance is what Hillary is all about. So get over yourselves and accept some difference of opinion.
We’ll vote for the second-best democratic candidate, pray he doesn’t wreck it so badly that we can continue to put a democrat in the White house and a majority in the legislature.

By: JM From MD

JM From MD — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 19:02:09 +0000

THOSE CLINTON SUPPORTERS WHO WILL VOTE FOR MCAIN WILL DO SO BECAUSE THEY CANNOT COME TO TERMS WITH VOTING FOR A BLACK MAN . THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY. THEY WOULD RATHER AMERICA DETERIORATE AND WAIT FOR A WHITE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE! ITS THAT SIMPLE.

By: beevee

beevee — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 19:00:04 +0000

I am tired of the CNN polls showing all the time McCain ahead in every aspect. How true are they and if true why is McCain's camp is still resorting to the negative ad campaign. CNN are you with the GOP?

By: jimmy

jimmy — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:40:37 +0000

FORGET FOR A MOMENT WHO THE SUPPORTERS OF HILLARY CLINTON WILL VOTE FOR IN NOVEMBER. HILLARY HAS CAUGHT THE DEEP HEARTED FEELINGS AND LOVE OF NOT ONLY HER SUPPORTERS BUT OF AMERICAN WOMEN YOUNG AND OLD
SHE HAS RAISED THE HOPES OF WOMEN ACROSS THE COUNTRY WITH THAT STIRRING SPEECH LAST NIGHT, WHICH WILL BE REMEMBERED FOR A LONG TIME. SHE ROSE TO NEW
HEIGHTS OF A GRACIOUS AND UNSELFISH DEVOTION TO OUR COUNTRY AND TO HER PARTY. PEOPLE FROM BOTH PARTIES NOW QUESTION WHY SHE WAS NOT CHOSEN AS THE BEST VP CHOICE FOR OBAMA . THE NOVEMEBER ELECTION WILL TELL.

By: Adam

Adam — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:35:36 +0000

During the primaries, Clinton and Obama beat on each other. That's what you do in a primary, you try to win. Their supporters said negative things about both candidates. Everyone was upset and mean and it was a dirty mess, but that is over now. It is in the past and unless we can learn to put things behind us we will NEVER move forward. As for Bill Clinton's thing about someone you agree with 100% of the time but can't deliver, why are people using that to say he meant "Vote for McCain!"? Do you honestly believe that Bill Clinton would tell people to vote for McCain? If so then you seriously need to rethink your world-view a bit because it is rather skewed from reality. If I were Hillary I would be rather upset that the people who claim to support me and follow me were not listening to me at all. She is practically begging for them to please support Obama and get a Democrat into the White House. She knows that McCain is not the answer and I'll bet she feels deeply wounded and betrayed by those who think that voting McCain is somehow a vote for Hillary. She and Obama have both said on so many occasions that they agree almost 100% on the issues, so the reason that Hillary's supporters won't vote for him has nothing to do with issues, but the person. I'm sorry that rude things were said during the primaries. I'm sorry that some people were hurt or offended, but it is in the past and no amount of complaining or or apologizing will change what happened. It is simply a fact of history now. But if we as Democrats (and i say this as a life long Republican) do not unite, and unite now, then we will be stuck with another 4, and possibly 8, years of the same stuff. How many of you are really willing to risk that simply because you're upset about how things went or what was said? United we stand, divided we fall. Right now, we're falling, and falling hard. Time to stand up and cry with a mighty voice as one that we will not stand for the same crap we've taken for nearly a decade. Time to let those who make broken policies hear our voice shake Washington DC to the foundations. Yes we can, and indeed yes we will IF we unite. Otherwise we should just all go home and let the Republican attacks succeed in making us look like fools as they divide and conquer us.

By: THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ARE AGENTS FROM HELL

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ARE AGENTS FROM HELL — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:33:08 +0000

TOO MUCH TIME AND EFFORT IS BEING WAISTED ON THESE ATTENTION GRABBING, SO CALLED HILLARY SUPPORTERS.

By: Vincent

Vincent — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:31:20 +0000

McCain wasn't good enough in 2000 when you all elected G.W. to be your pick. Now he is. Why is that? Because he is seven years OLDER? Is it because he is wiser? Or is it because you all want things to stay the same.
How dare you want to take us down, yet again with you and how dare you to want the same for your children and grandchildren.

By: John in Ohio

John in Ohio — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:27:39 +0000

"An unconditional roll call or we walk!"

You gotta talk Hillary into wanting something she doesn't want.

So, basically, you have to force your opinion on her and force her to do what you want her to do, regardless of what she wants.

Pig.

By: CM

CM — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:24:41 +0000

"Judgment over Experience' You hit the nail on the head there. Another poster mentioned the Goldwater warmonger connection. Well that's another angle that hasn't been brought up enough. McCain is a big fan and disciple of Goldwater. If you doubt that then look around for the article on each candidate's office. I'm sorry for those who think McCain is a leader and has the experience required to lead this country. He got beat out for the nomination in 2000 when he was a 'maverick' by the worst president in US history and now he's exactly like him when you look at the voting records and policies. The country cannot handle any more mismanagement. Those who think they will survive 4 more years of the same or that McCain will be better than Bush are fooling themselves.

By: kate

kate — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:17:34 +0000

Too much of Clintons!

By: kim hussein taylor portland, oregon

kim hussein taylor portland, oregon — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:14:16 +0000

people at the convention are talking about how the clinton supporters and obama supporters are having a great time, eating and partying together. there are VERY FEW clinton supporters who will vote for mccain.

and we all know the PUMAs are just the silly racist non-thinkers obeying their master's orders!! they are NOT hillary supporters, they are just the fools who voted for her in the primary for operation chaos! there's no need to acknowledge them in any legitimate way!

By: NotFallingInLine.org

NotFallingInLine.org — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:13:24 +0000

How interesting the turns of events were on the 21th of August and none of the major news outlets noted it.
John McCain has touted his foreign Policy experience and awareness from the beginning of his campaigning while at the same time tried to categorize Senator Obama as inexperienced and lacked judgment.
John McCain has also touted Senator Obama as an elitist.
John McCain self-admittedly stated he knew very little about the economy.
John McCain called Senator Obama inexperienced because of Obama’s reaction to the Georgian crisis.
John McCain has stated that he is a maverick and fights against Washington insiders.
Well on 21 August 2008 John McCain failed on all of his points.
John McCain has been calling Senator Obama irresponsible about Obama’s willingness to set a timetable for US troop removal in Iraq. On 21 August 2008 the Bush administration along with the Iraqi government has signed the first phased timetable agreement for US troop removal of Iraq. John McCain is now 100% wrong in his position to continue fighting a war that both America and Iraq wants to end.
Also on 21 August 2008, the US military has issued a notification that there will be 11,000 more troops sent to Afghanistan. This is the follow-up to Senator Obama’s push for troop increase in Afghanistan that he has been making for months. This also follows John McCain’s error in judgment that Afghanistan did not need any help. A supplemental note to that is John McCain stated Senator Obama was wrong for wanting to curtail troops from Iraq to Afghanistan because the US had plenty of available force to deploy to Afghanistan. However, the top military official Admiral Mullen stated that the military had no spare troops to deploy anywhere. Once again John McCain is wrong.
John McCain has been trying to label Senator Obama as an elitist. Senator Obama has one home (which he purchased at a sweet deal that some find questionable – 1.5 million estimated current value). John McCain has at least seven homes of which he did not know about (estimated total current value of 13 million dollars). John McCain jokingly said (so he wants us to believe) that in America you are rich when you make at least 5 million dollars. Senator Obama said 250,000 dollars per income is a good start, the national average income hovers around 31,000 per year. So now who is the elitist?
During the start of the Russian-Georgian conflict, John McCain came out publicly with a detailed counter attack strategy for the Russian aggression in Georgia. Senator Obama stated his position and left it there. John McCain accused Senator Obama of being out of touch in America’s foreign policies because he did not attack Russia. Well John McCain forgot he was not the President of the US when he made his bullish statements, then the Georgian President called him out but John McCain did nothing. Whose judgment was best, Obama who allowed the President of the US to do the President’s job, or John McCain who made promises he could not support?
John McCain on the economy – John McCain touts that he has fought big oil his entire career. It seems that every other day he is posing and campaigning in an oil field, on an oil rig, or an oil platform. John McCain talks about drilling now, even after admitting that the best scenario is improved psychological confidence (and 200,000 barrels per day added to the global pool in five to ten years). Even if we increase the supply by 5 million barrels per day, oil will still be sold at market price.
John McCain still fails to rid his campaign of the lobbyists he claims to have fought for the last 26 years as a public servant (a very loose use of this description). The once favorable label of maverick has long left John McCain. The only thing maverick about him is that he has more Bush cronies in his camp than Bush originally had.
After all these failures of John McCain, one has to ask himself what can John McCain for America. Anyone seriously considering voting for John McCain needs to ask himself why. Is it because Senator Obama is that bad or is John McCain that safe?

By: Edward

Edward — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:13:12 +0000

I just spoke to a friend who had a year of tense interaction when her father nearly disowned her for not supporting Goldwater in '64.

Her father is now firmly against McCain for his sell out to the Bush crowd and will be voting for Barack Obama.

The country has come a long way since '64.

By: Obama/Biden

Obama/Biden — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:12:41 +0000

of Bush liking will bring more threat to our country. Obama/Biden ticket is very strong on national security and Biden as well as Obama is well respected around the world. Obama has better judgment on every single issues that we need on a president than mccain. That is why we must vote Democratic this November to prevent a second 9/11 and have someone who is ready for what ever decission to defend our national security in case of any plot.
Do not listen to the republican scare tactics and believe anything they have to say. The republican is the party we as voters should stay away from this November. They have done enough to our country and the economy and we cannot afford for more years of economic disasters and begging China to lend us money.

By: Larry

Larry — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:10:54 +0000

Obama should be nervous...a rock star with no achievement trying to get into the White House. sad...

By: kim hussein taylor portland, oregon

kim hussein taylor portland, oregon — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:10:32 +0000

BUSH/MCCAIN 08!!!!!!

By: John in Ohio

John in Ohio — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:10:09 +0000

Bush had executive experience as execution-happy governor of Texas. He won election and re-election by a wide margin.

Bush had experience running his own business. He started Arbusto Energy, an oil exploration company. He was a managing general partner for 5 years.

Bush and Cheney each had years and years of "experience" before they entered the White House.

See what experience does?

By: 18,000,000 plus the disenfranchised

18,000,000 plus the disenfranchised — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:09:02 +0000

An unconditional roll call or we walk! PUMA's

By: DJ Los Angeles

DJ Los Angeles — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:08:07 +0000

I think these so-called die hard Clinton supporters that claim to be either voting for McCain or not voting at all are all being paid by the GOP.

It is so obvious that the GOP, Rush Limbaugh and their cronies are behind all the talk about so called divisiveness. Who knew? Limbaugh only had a formal program called Operation Chaos to do just that.

Of course CNN hunts down the one fanatical supporter out of thousands on the floor and tries to make it look like they are all like that. Ridiculous

By: tony

tony — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:06:44 +0000

There's something going on in Denver-!!
If it wasn't on every channel and again stuffing Democrats & Obama down our throat–I wouldn't care-
Same for the Twin Cities-Repubs–
If Hillary and Joe Biden both think he's not ready to lead –Thats good enough for me-
The ratings suck !!
Fox got the Best–Who Cares !!
I've made my choice ( Relatively easy One )
Maybe Barack will have the "wii game" and everyone can have a guitar and play along–on Thursday ( Biggest JOKE )

By: Wendy

Wendy — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:06:38 +0000

Having McCain constantly insulting world learders & threaten them with "jokes" about bombing their countries isn't going to make anyone safer. He would rather start multiple wars then win an election. YIKES! McCain can you spell d i p l o m a c y?

By: tom

tom — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:05:44 +0000

We continued to dwell on the idea that Obama has no experience but when Bill Clinton ran for office they said the same thing. We have to ask ourselves as Americans do we really trust McCain not to lead us to another war with all the so call experience that he has?

Is this what we really want by not rallying around Obama?

By: jesse

jesse — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:57:07 +0000

why is the news media,keep trying to put a wedge between pres.clinton and sen.obama,sure he pres.clinton is disapointed thesen.clinton didn't win the nomination,and he has a rigjt to be.after she faught so hard.and for news to keep bringing it up only makes matters worst.sometimes it is wise to just let somethig play itself out.

By: Steve - southern Illinois

Steve - southern Illinois — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:53:19 +0000

Here's an idea for foreign policy...

Having the world hate us doesn't make us safer.

Elect Obama/Biden 08!

By: jeanette

jeanette — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:48:40 +0000

We are making history tonight! God Bless American and the Democratic Party!!
We will take our country back – we will end the war mongering – the fear mongering – the hate mongering – the race baiting – and the bitterness heaped on us from the past 8 years of the Bush/Cheney Republican administration.

We are the United Democrats of America!!
Vote Smart – Obama-Biden '08!

By: Travis

Travis — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:47:16 +0000

Can't wait for McWar to nominate his #2...he has no-one to pick

from so he's shaking in his DEPENDS

I'm sure..NO POSITIVE..Barak will be the next PRESIDENT ....so

save your money like Billary DIDN'T DO and say "UNCLE"

By: Phyllis/ PA

Phyllis/ PA — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:46:04 +0000

First, Hillary did not loose in the primaries. Neither she OR Obama got enough delegates. It was the super delegates (lead by Ted Kennedy, and the DNC) who made Obama, their puppet, the nominee.) As such it is Obama, the "unifier", who is responsible to bring the party together. Hillary has gone above and beyond doing his job. Enough already. Even the media, who has spent years bashing Hillary, finally recognize that Hillary has done more than any other previous candidate to support a nominee.

The country lost when it did not get Hillary as president

By: nicole

nicole — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:45:41 +0000

AS A black woman, I was very ashamed of the delegate cnn interviewed after Hillary's speech. Why we she not vote, does she have kids, does she want a better country for her and her family, does she want better paying jobs? IF THE ANSWER IS NO THAN VOTE FOR MCCAIN. Hopefully this delegate will comes to her sences.

By: jim

jim — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:45:21 +0000

A three day bounce for Obama since yesterday in the gallup poll which was completed before Clintons speech...Gee McCNN why can't McCain close the deal;(sarcasm)

By: aware

aware — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:43:54 +0000

Democratic Unity can't happen this time! The DNC and the media have guaranteed that!

I doubt Obama's values and experience to serve as commander-in-chief. He equivocates, obfuscates, prevaricates and has demonstrated a total lack of judgment!

Hillary Clinton is the woman who should be president but a weak, losing, novice, Obama, was pulled over the finish line.

I will note vote for Obama!

This former democrat will vote for John McCain 08! He is a strong, honest man of integrity and authenticity who, like Hillary Clinton, is in touch with mainstream America!

By: R.J.S.B.E.

R.J.S.B.E. — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:43:33 +0000

Going to try to post a third time before I complain about the censorship situation. Seriously, CNN, how is this offensive or objectionable content?

I have only two things to say to all the voters and 'blog posters.

1.) Don't rely on what others tell you, actually investigate your candidate. If you don't take the time to find out what your candidate actually stands for, then it is your fault if you end up voting for someone who is not what you wanted. Whether you're a Republican, Democrat, or Independent, it is up to you to vote for who you believe to be right for you.

2.) Learn to spell and use proper grammar, please. The 'blog posts are making my eyes bleed with the plethora of mistakes I see each day.

By: Steve - southern Illinois

Steve - southern Illinois — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:43:11 +0000

Someone said previously that if Obama loses it won't be Hillary's fault then stated that he is writing her in in November. You're right. If Obama loses it won't be Hillary's fault. It will be because selfish people like yourself care more about not getting what you wanted than voting on the issues and picking a president that will take us out of the mess we're in now. It won't just be Obama who loses. It will be America going farther down the drain. So be sure and pat yourself on the back as you flush your children's future down the toilet.

By: Dem

Dem — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:42:34 +0000

It seems like all the decisiveness is coming from alot of Obama suppoerters. Stop making Hillary the scapegoat. The RNC would've used anyones comments on their ads to show there's a 'rift' between BC & BHO. Do you all not remember the 'read my lips' commercials. If Obama doesn't win in Nov, it won't be anybody's fault but his own. Who votes for whomever and for whatever reason is their choice. If Obama can't unite the DNC, what makes you think he can do anything for AMerica while president? And yes it's his job to unite it. He is the president elect, he says he has the expierence to turn around America and iniate 'change'. Well put up or shut up. Stop looking for everyone else to 'bail' you out of your problems. IE, Hillary with the unity, Biden with Foreign policy.

By: ex-Republican for Obama

ex-Republican for Obama — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:41:11 +0000

McCain has refused to admit that starting the war in Iraq which he voted for, was a mistake. He has a volatile temper. He lacks the temperament and judgment to lead.

Obama '08

By: SS Memphis

SS Memphis — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:39:43 +0000

I’m get so tired of this “not qualified to be president”, “no executive experience”. Look, there is no job that can truly qualify you to lead the free world. There is no leader of the free Western Hemisphere you do first; nothing can prepare you for this job period. America tried the average Joe approach for the last eight years; let’s try the smartest guy in room approach. I think the smartest guy in the room is most likely the Columbia graduate, the magna cum laude Harvard Law graduate, Harvard Law Editor guy.
Why would anyone even consider voting Republican unless….
Einstein- Insanity is doing the same over and over again and expecting a different result.

By: Republican traitors

Republican traitors — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:34:48 +0000

I just wanted to post this to the Repugnants who are leaving the party to vote for the demos, how do you call yourself Republicans when you are fence stradlers. Its either you are or not. What are you doing now hiding behind Michelle's skirt. Truth is Truth

By: Reality Queen

Reality Queen — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:32:52 +0000

I would like to see the candidates take a test, too. Test Obama on History and then you'll know why he thinks sitting down with Ahmadinejad is good thinking. Obviously he hasn't learned anything about WWll.

By: Judgement over Experience

Judgement over Experience — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:16:42 +0000

Mike in AZ – George Bush already trashed the bill of rights with his Patriot Act bill which mccain voted for. Obama is a Constitutional Law Scholar so he knows the Constitution much better than your boy mccain and definitely yourself. Your argument is weak. Just be honest and say you can't vote for him for whatever reason but don't just lie. And to the moron that says they don't know what Obama stands for, go to BarackObama.com and there are hundreds of pages of his proposed policy plans. You also need to get a life. We all know what mccain stands for, he makes it clear in every speech – drill, surge, Iraq, POW, drill, surge Iraq, POW, drill, surge, Iraq, POW. Now that's real experience! ...NOT!

By: ObamaAllTheWay

ObamaAllTheWay — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:15:20 +0000

My fellow Democrats I urge you to watch the conveniton At C-span so you can juge for your self. CNN and FoxNews like to see themselves instead of reporting the event.

By: Concerned Citizen

Concerned Citizen — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:14:47 +0000

I switched over, too, from CNN coverage to MSNBC and PBS – the reason I'm watching is to actually HEAR the speeches. The CNN commentators can't seem to keep their mouths shut for a minute and show a little respect.

It's amazing how much more you see and learn by actually being allowed to SEE AND HEAR the convention. No wonder the CNN commentators have so many digs and questions about what the Dems are accomplishing – they haven't heard HALF of it!

By: Tim

Tim — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:14:30 +0000

Can anyone explain why CNN is giving McLoser free campaign time on their Political Ticker? Why is there always a link to his latest commercials? He doesn’t need to spend much money when he can get free advertising!!!! CNN, you need to clean your act up, it’s beyond looking bad and fringing on unacceptable behavior.

By: 4 THE CONSTITUTION

4 THE CONSTITUTION — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:12:25 +0000

All of you who are sick of CNN trying to divide the the Democrats (for the GOP) and sell hype and spin, rather than report the news-PLEASE go to the bottom of this page and push the CONTACT button! Tell CNN what you think of their-ANYTHING but BAISED NEWS.