Next U.S. President, Obama or Clinton?

[thadzonline]

---

hahays, ga lag man sa survey si Obama oi

[brownprose]

Clinton...she would make a better scandal than her hubby kidding aside, she has the makings of another female version Al Gore more than a Bill Clinton. More than her performance as senator or the wife of an ex president, her practical advocacies have made her a popular choice in the coming polls.

[M.A.D.]

Well, we really dont have that much of a choice. :mrgreen:
Both of them answer to the CFR(council on foreign relations).
And the council meetings that take place behind the closed doors of their headquarters in New York is something that requires our utmost concern.

And if either one of them wins it wont change the way America blatantly displays its hegemonic foreign policy.

[marc francis]

I live here in the US and i get to watch and observe on the sidelines. This is what i think.

Obama- I'd vote for him simply because he has a good plan on how to take the troops home. Which is a good plan because im going to boot camp early next year. Not only that but also because i believe in change. A big drastic change. I think its about time that US tries out what african americans has to offer in terms of leadership and quality. And when it comes to quality and leadership, obama definitely has these two traits in him. The sad thing is, the white man still exercises within his heart the descrimination he fills inside since time immemorial. And because of this simple reason, Obama may not win. Not unless the blacks fight for him to give him a strong chance to win! Calling OPRA! Plus third eye blind is routing for him...LOL!

Clinton- well what can i say, she's an alpha phi omegan. a strong reason why my wife brags about her all the time. fraternities aside, i wouldnt vote for her not because she's a female but because i believe more on what obama has to offer. i believe that he could bring the troops back asap and that he could finally bridge a gap between whites, asians and everything in between. clinton on the other hand, for me is carried more by her husbands legacy and her own influence and power. but eitherways, who ever wins then we really dont have to worry because they are both qualified for the job.

[M.A.D.]

Well it's still not clear if Obama can really get a close shot at the presidency.

We can't discount the fact that there is a possibility of disenfranchising the votes of the black population.

And this guy just got tasered for asking a "sensitive" question, or at least that's what the video shows

http://youtube.com/watch?v=BPOCIvBVGg0

But anyway, just watch it.

[dairyman]

Ill say Obama...

[Hozenyan]

hehe.. Obama is not African American in the traditional sense.. (you know... a descendant of them slaves) but i assume that has been mentioned already.

I personally, hope they vote for another Republican though. Preferably Gulliani or the Mormon, so it will drag them deeper into the mess they created. I guess the terrorists have won after all if the beacon of Freedom and liberty turned slowly into a Police state (torture, wire tapping, more powers assigned to the executive then allowed by the constitution, rallying a nation in fear against a common exaggerated enemy etc.)
I wonder why this terrorism stuff is still such a huge issue... i mean.. it's only some dudes in caves, nothing that could really threaten the very existence of the land of the brave, compare this to the Cuban crisis where entire cities were at risk to be evaporated, and you begin to grasp the insanity of it all.

So i think all right wingers are good choices for everyone who dislikes the US of America, except Ron Paul of course

Personally I'd vote for Stephen Colbert...
Guns for All, but No Health care! Universal Health care is communism!!!

anyhow, Woohhooo ... It's "Waterboarding the Enemy Combatants" time, live on fox news LOL!!!

[stanchions]

still obama...

[slakker]

any of the two, basta democrat lang...

[vern]

@Hozenyan watch more TV and popular culture brah. It makes you cool brah.