I can't imagine being on the sidelines fuming this election season! This is gonna be a glorious ride...to sit out is the equivalent of refusing to eat chocolate cake because you didn't like the vegetables served beforehand.

"Obama was holding back because of respect for Hillary..."

then go be a Republican; we don't need the division that you are bringing to the party.

I love HRC and would have been thrilled to vote for her in the GE but it is not going to happen. So get on board or get out of the way.

Then go here:

www.freerepublic.com

Or how about here:

www.redstate.org

This is another nice one for those who won't support Obama:

www.littlegreenfootballs.com

And this blogger is really perceptive about Obama:

www.michellemalkin.com

And for some high-minded analysis, try:

www.hughhewitt.com

And then there's the godfather of anti-Obamaism:

www.rushlimbaugh.com

Go and check them out! You can get all the ammunition you need in your rejection of Barack Obama.

We may not be on the same team, but I hope we'll share an adversary when November rolls around.

Then get out of our party; we don't need the divisiveness and we don't need the gigantic attitude problem.

There are plenty of reasons to love HRC and I share many of them with you; however, to think that McCain is the better choice you would have to be an idiot or a republican; so which is it?

to win seats in Congress?

Subject: Troll

Status: Outed

0 - the number of americans McCain will cover.

ZERO is the number of Americans that Hillary got covered when she blew the best chance for extending Healthcare to more Americans in decades during the Clinton administration. Just because it's a campaign promise doesn't mean it will become a reality.

Considering how she ran her campaign she has not become anymore competent at handling major national initiatives then she was when she screwed up the Clinton Health care initiative.

Sour grapes.

Hillary lost, get over it.

Obama just talked for 10 minutes on farm policy going into excruciating detail.

I love how you hardcore Hillary supporter constantly say "boyz" (with Z! ooooh!) as if only boys support Obama - not that you don't roundly deride the women who do, too.

Sexist troll.

I am a man.  Treat me with the respect an adult is due.

Or should I call you "girl"?

I can say that the only thing I am topically an expert on - which is telecommunications/net neutrality/IP - Obama is one of the most informed politicians I've ever heard.

Most serious economists I've read think Obama's grasp of economics is better as well. (Although most economists have little good to say about Obama, Clinton, or McCain)

Sexism is a two-lane road, and yours reeks.

He's already won. You're wasting precious pixels.

... on McCain...

Puffing up John McCain, POW

...

McCain knew that what he was doing was wrong. Three months before he fell into that Hanoi lake, he barely survived when his fellow sailors accidentally fired a missile at his plane while it was getting ready to take off from his ship. The blast set off bombs and ordnance across the deck of the aircraft carrier. The conflagration, which took 24 hours to bring under control, killed 132 sailors. A few days later, a shaken McCain told a New York Times reporter in Saigon: "Now that I've seen what the bombs and the napalm did to the people on our ship, I'm not so sure that I want to drop any more of that stuff on North Vietnam."

Yet he did.

"I am a war criminal," McCain said on "60 Minutes" in 1997. "I bombed innocent women and children." Although it came too late to save the Vietnamese he'd killed 30 years earlier, it was a brave statement. Nevertheless, he smiles agreeably as he hears himself described as a "war hero" as he arrives at rallies in a bus marked "No Surrender."

McCain's tragic flaw: He knows the right thing. He often sets out to do the right thing. But he doesn't follow through. We saw McCain's weak character in 2000, when the Bush campaign defeated him in the crucial South Carolina primary by smearing his family. Placing his presidential ambitions first, he swallowed his pride, set aside his honor, and campaigned for Bush against Al Gore. It came up again in 2005, when McCain used his POW experience as a POW to convince Congress to pass, and Bush to sign, a law outlawing torture of detainees at Guantánamo and other camps. But when Bush issued one of his infamous "signing statements" giving himself the right to continue torturing-in effect, negating McCain's law-he remained silent, sucking up to Bush again.

...

The whole thing is pretty interesting.

Not to mention their lust for lots more war.

That doesn't make any sense. Wright & Rezko were all over the news and Clinton most certainly brought it up repeatedly. And Farrakhan and Ayers. But it didn't work.

Or did you really not understand? In case of the latter, the republicans ran exactly the Rev. Wright is a scary black man who knows Barack Obama script and failed miserably.

So, to turn your comment around, if this strategy was going to work anywhere...

report to Congress? Hey wait a minute, what is that, ohh, gag, what's that smel??  Oh no, its not Karl it's an ugly troll! Get outta here, you know you're not allowed to come out from under the bridge, get back there with the rest of your friends: Taylor Marsh, H is 44, and other freepers

Why read it on the Republican journals?  I can read the same stuff on the the pro-Hillary ones.  It didn't do her campaign any good.

And be thankful for that.  Her associations were never brought into question, and they would have been had any of your smears started to sink Obama.  For every Rezko she has a million Norman Hsus.  For every William Ayers she was a dozen WU and FALN members.

If you think the GOP doesn't know about that - and by the looks of things, I dont' think you do either - then you're going to spend the rest of this election the way you've spent it so far: hopelessly trying to catch up.

You're talking to a Chicagoan so that shit isn't going to fly. And wow are you wrong on your basic facts! Our local papers have been all over, and I mean all over, the Rezko & Obama question and have both found nothing there. The Rezko trial has ended here in Chicago and there was nada about Obama.

As for the Ayers stuff, you should stop getting your facts from Hannity and the right-wing nut jobs on the Internet. These facts are indisputable. Obama never worked for Bernadine Dohrn. Bernardine Dohrn was an associate at Sidley & Austin, one of the largest law firms, from 1984-1988. Obama was a summer intern at Sidley the summer of 1989 (LA Times and others have got this wrong as 1988--Obama entered law school in Fall 1988 so he wouldn't be interning until summer 1989) where Michelle was assigned as his mentor. She graduated from Harvard Law School in 1988 and went to work for Sidley until 1991. Also Sidley & Austin is in no way Dohrn's law firm; she was just another associate there at a law firm that is one of the biggest in the world. By the way since leaving Sidley Ms. Dohrn has devoted her life to pro bono law work in children's rights.

As for his connections will Ayers, yep they crossed paths, even, god forbid, served on a charity board together. Can you believe it! Charity! How dare he. Alice Palmer was the one who set up the meeting at the Ayers home to introduce Obama to the community. And while their children attended the same school they did not attend at the same time. Ayers/Dohrn's kids are all grown up. By the way, the University of Chicago Lab School is one of the top private schools in the city. I have crossed paths with Ayers too. I took a class with him at the University of Illinois at Chicago. My sister has worked with Dohrn in legal aid work. Neither my sister or I are radicals or approve of their history or their current views. There is nothing here except a lame attempt at guilt by association by yelling wrong info enough that it sticks.

If you are a Clinton supporter (and not a troll) then you should know better than anyone about the bullshit Republican right-wing smear machine. Or maybe they are right and the Clintons had Vince Foster killed. You tell me.

Get a life. You're losing it.