Comments on: Rezko’s Boys: Obama and Biden

By: AndyShep

AndyShep — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 15:47:56 +0000

The Rezko connection is one of the most disturbing aspects of this whole undemocratic primary. You will campaign for someone who you believe in, tirelessly, and not expect a thing in return, but if you want someone to engage in dirty, underhanded and sometimes even illegal tricks for you, they are in it for more than a thank you and a pat on the back. There is something very sinister in the background of this Primary process and that scares me.

How do I know that the fix was not in from the very beginning. We do know that Deans actions with regards to the Hillary states of Michigan and Florida benefited Obama. How do I know that the whole set of events was not Orchestrated and planned from the beginning? All you would need is the cooperation of a very small number of people and Howard Dean to set up this whole set of events from the outset. Dean’s response certainly gives me the appearance of a corrupted process. I believe that it is perfectly rational to aspire to have leadership where there is no question that what they will engage in is above board and above reproach. I think my concerns are valid ones. I don’t need to know I am right. I just need to know that I want to have a process and leadership that guarantees that I don’t have to worry about that possibility. I do know that there were illegalities and corruption, what I don’t know is the depth and breadth and organization of that corruption was, I don’t know if Dean was involved in the illegalities or just a facilitator who did nothing to stop them. But Dean’s political leanings certainly benefited from them.

By: Neutral Observer

Neutral Observer — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 06:26:16 +0000

Hmmmm… apparently you missed this part of the article:

The Obama campaign downplayed the significance of Cari’s contributions to Biden, noting that Cari was a prolific donor to an array of other politicians, from Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) to Illinois’ other Democratic senator, Dick Durbin.

By: cal

cal — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 22:56:49 +0000

Last night, in her first sentence, Hillary Clinton declared herself “a proud supporter of Barack Obama.” The head needs air: take it out occasionally.

By: obamalover

obamalover — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:42:58 +0000

To ppl like Hillary2012 (not that i am upset by your comments.) I do agree that i would love there to be a woman presedent and that it would be a major breakthrough for womens rights. But either way if obama is presednt it will be a major breakthouth for african american rights and stoping raceism and hate across the country no longer will any one feel like they dont have a voice in this world like hillary would have done too. but if we dont all act soon McCain will be presendent and none of these thing will happen. McCain is Pro-life and still doesnt belive women should get equal pay for equal work! Its 2008! please vote obama you will not rerget it

By: Hillary2012

Hillary2012 — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 12:25:39 +0000

Obama did exactly what Frederick Douglas did to the Women’s movement, he put women in the back seat once again. Although I will not be voting for McCain- to do so would be in violation of everything I stand for- I shall not cast another vote for another man so long as I shall live.

I am tired of men ruining/running my country!