I think McCain just became the frontrunner

[CG031]

for those of you who have been unable to listen to palin's or mccain's speeches, palin spoke about the greatest danger facing america is from community organizers and mccain in his speech said our current problems are from republicans being in the white house

wait, you mean democrats?

[ganjagolfer]

I beg to differ. Obama held his ground and refused to state things in simplistic black and white terms even though O'Reilly in his typical fashion was just about yelling at him and trying to pressure him to do so.

ditto, i suspect

rupert murdoch has been pressuring his journalists to embrace obama since rupert has come out in support of obama

[Smallville]

for those of you who have been unable to listen to palin's or mccain's speeches, palin spoke about the greatest danger facing america is from community organizers and mccain in his speech said our current problems are from republicans being in the white house

You can spin it with the best of them can't you?

[ganjagolfer]

You can spin it with the best of them can't you?

i served once as president of the united states of america. i know a little about the job

[ganjagolfer]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/hilary..._b_104018.html

Rupert Murdoch -- Chairman of News Corp, new WSJ owner, and longtime torchbearer for conservative politics -- said this about Barack Obama: "He is a rock star. It's fantastic" "I love what he is saying about education." "I don't think he will win Florida.....but he will win in Ohio and the election". "I am anxious to meet him." "I want to see if he will walk the walk."

About the presumptive Republican nominee, Murdoch said, "McCain is a friend of mine. He's a patriot. But he's unpredicatble. Doesn't seem to know much about the economy. He has been in Congress a long time, and you have to make a lot of compromises. So what's he really stand for?... I think he has a lot of problems."

[Smallville]

i served once as president of the united states of america. i know a little about the job

Oh, OK, my mistake Mr. President.

[julie_m]

i served once as president of the united states of america. i know a little about the job

Wait, aren't you "the sanity provider?"

[DDBowdoin]

We truly live in a sad country... it's ok NOW to be sexist but not racist

Hillar Clinton - she got the SHAFT!!!!!
Palin - Oprah refuses to allow Palin to come on to her show, she's a bleeding liberal, staunch Obama supporter and a RACIST

How the hell can people question who is going to raise Palin's children if she is elected VP, that's pathetic, low class and the most sexist comment I've heard in a long time.

[Grogger31]

Hillary Clinton - she got the SHAFT!!!!!

Care to elaborate on exactly how?

How the hell can people question who is going to raise Palin's children if she is elected VP

Who has been doing that? I haven't heard one thing about that in the media, and I'm a political media ho

[julie_m]

Who has been doing that? I haven't heard one thing about that in the media, and I'm a political media ho

There had been some discussion about her baby with Down Syndrome, some folks were trying to say she'd be too busy with him, or have to pawn him off to someone else, when she was first nominated - they've quieted down.

I'm a nanny/tutor for a boy with Down's...it takes an army to help a special ed child, VP or not. Jack was actually on TV last night - http://www.keyetv.com/content/lifest...3-807f2731e3dc

We truly live in a sad country... it's ok NOW to be sexist but not racist

As for everything else...I googled 'Palin and Oprah,' she says the Drudge Report was wrong saying she refused Palin, and said, "There has been absolutely no discussion about having Sarah Palin on my show." She claims she only had Obama on about his book (Palin, of course, has not). They are both in Chicago. Think of it what you will. I agree she is an Obama supporter...but everyone has the right to support someone.

I'm not sure that makes Oprah a racist, though, since she has had a plethora of white folks on her show. The world is sexist, yes , but I'm not sure choosing Hillary over Obama wouldn't just make it "OK to be racist but not sexist." Maybe it had nothing to do with race or sex.

[jeffb161]

I never saw the appeal of the Oprah show. I know she has a large following and occasionally I find a show interesting, but for the most part she promotes oddballs at best and hucksters like Dr. Phil at worst. In her endless spiritual quest she goes from one self serving charlatan to the next. Obama certainly fits the mold of grand huckster. Its no wonder that she is currently bewitched by his personal charisma, but fails to notice his lack of substance.

[xiphos888]

I would have to agree. Obama is a great speaker and he does inspire people. But, he fails to speak about anything in general. He is like all politicians as he speaks of change, but he speaks of it more and does not give any specifics. The guy scares me. His background is shady, even for a politician.

[ganjagolfer]

Palin - Oprah refuses to allow Palin to come on to her show, she's a bleeding liberal, staunch Obama supporter and a RACIST

i don't follow the leap of logic that oprah not allowing palin on her show makes her a racist? does perchance also 2 + 2 = 9 (or some other number?)

[joshtpa]

Im not agreeing with him, but many people. (and I mean many) feel as though she is supporting Obama strictly for his skin color and not his substance. And will not do the same for Palin because of that. If that theory is true, and I am not saying it is, that is racism.

[immts007]

Im not agreeing with him, but many people. (and I mean many) feel as though she is supporting Obama strictly for his skin color and not his substance. And will not do the same for Palin because of that. If that theory is true, and I am not saying it is, that is racism.

She won't allow Joe Biden on her show either, so that cinches it! She's a racist.

[joshtpa]

Sarcasm not necessary, but like I said. Many people believe she is supporting Obama strictly for his skin color. Whether its true or not, nobody knows.

[CG031]

Im not agreeing with him, but many people. (and I mean many) feel as though she is supporting Obama strictly for his skin color and not his substance. And will not do the same for Palin because of that. If that theory is true, and I am not saying it is, that is racism.

I wouldn't doubt that she is getting him on the show because he's black. But, I also do believe she probably believes in what he has to say as well.

[joshtpa]

If she is getting him on the show "because he is black", that is racism....