Congratulations Obama

[mawilson 2,133]

Who's going to be who, Huckabee?

Huck! Bring Christmas back!

[Cassie 8]

This pleases me mightily.

[natty bumppo 297]

uh oh...I was hoping Hil to win....she's gotta gain steam if she's to win the nom only to get beat by the repub nom

suk ... hill .. suk if you want steam ....

[almaty 19]

Who's going to be who, Huckabee?

Huck! Bring Christmas back!

and the Crusades. oh forgot, Bush already did that

[Nessa 23]

[Ban Hammer 13,360]

Who's going to be who, Huckabee?

Huck! Bring Christmas back!

and the Crusades. oh forgot, Bush already did that

i'm on a crusade against bush

[SusieK 3]

Woo Hoo!!!!!!!

GO OBAMA GO BABES - just joined your campaign here in Florida..

Here is thread for speech last night, guy is amazing and yet real.

http://www.wnyc.org/news/articles/91382

[Forever Young 1]

Who's going to be who, Huckabee?

Huck! Bring Christmas back!

and the Crusades. oh forgot, Bush already did that

i'm on a crusade against Bush

I'll be happy to fight for THAT CRUSADE!!!! IS it January 20, 2009 yet???

Gill

Edited January 4, 2008 by Deyoungting

[Ban Hammer 13,360]

Who's going to be who, Huckabee?

Huck! Bring Christmas back!

and the Crusades. oh forgot, Bush already did that

i'm on a crusade against Bush

I'll be happy to fight for THAT CRUSADE!!!! IS it January 20, 2009 yet???

Gill

grab your razor and shaving cream! we will win! cut down that bush!

[mustang-sally 8]

uh oh...I was hoping Hil to win....she's gotta gain steam if she's to win the nom only to get beat by the repub nom

awwww Lisa, America isn't ready for a female president just yet.

Let them vote in their first black president, the female will be next.

After years and years of brain dead males, its going to take time for the public to see sense. For them to vote for someone with ideas, someone who gives a damn.

I know who I would be voting for if I could, but unfortunately I cant vote for the next few years at least.

[HAL 9000 96]

Congrats to Barack... hopefully (*wishful thinking*) both the Clinton nor the GOPs will start the horrible transition to filling the airwaves to same-old mudslinging now that there is potentially a fresh wind of change in the air... then again it could be politics as usual. Lucky me I have a DVD player that will help me avoid watching ####### TV...

[chri'stina 190]

uh oh...I was hoping Hil to win....she's gotta gain steam if she's to win the nom only to get beat by the repub nom

awwww Lisa, America isn't ready for a female president just yet.

Let them vote in their first black president, the female will be next.

After years and years of brain dead males, its going to take time for the public to see sense. For them to vote for someone with ideas, someone who gives a damn.

I know who I would be voting for if I could, but unfortunately I cant vote for the next few years at least.

I think America is ready for a woman Pres, just not Hillary. If more women were running, there'd be more women to choose from. If India and Pakistan have had women leaders, of course the US can. But give us more choices. Not just one choice and then because people don't pick that choice means the US isn't ready for a woman? I don't buy it...

[mustang-sally 8]

uh oh...I was hoping Hil to win....she's gotta gain steam if she's to win the nom only to get beat by the repub nom

awwww Lisa, America isn't ready for a female president just yet.

Let them vote in their first black president, the female will be next.

After years and years of brain dead males, its going to take time for the public to see sense. For them to vote for someone with ideas, someone who gives a damn.

I know who I would be voting for if I could, but unfortunately I cant vote for the next few years at least.

I think America is ready for a woman Pres, just not Hillary. If more women were running, there'd be more women to choose from. If India and Pakistan have had women leaders, of course the US can. But give us more choices. Not just one choice and then because people don't pick that choice means the US isn't ready for a woman? I don't buy it...

The word over here is that the USA is not quite ready for a female president yet.

The country is still predominantly male orientated, in my opinion there has to be more pushes towards female rights, that includes employees rights. Females still seem to occupy a lot of the low paid, menial jobs, although things are changing.

I think in a couple of years it will happen, there will be a chance of a female president.

[chri'stina 190]

uh oh...I was hoping Hil to win....she's gotta gain steam if she's to win the nom only to get beat by the repub nom

awwww Lisa, America isn't ready for a female president just yet.

Let them vote in their first black president, the female will be next.

After years and years of brain dead males, its going to take time for the public to see sense. For them to vote for someone with ideas, someone who gives a damn.

I know who I would be voting for if I could, but unfortunately I cant vote for the next few years at least.

I think America is ready for a woman Pres, just not Hillary. If more women were running, there'd be more women to choose from. If India and Pakistan have had women leaders, of course the US can. But give us more choices. Not just one choice and then because people don't pick that choice means the US isn't ready for a woman? I don't buy it...

The word over here is that the USA is not quite ready for a female president yet.

The country is still predominantly male orientated, in my opinion there has to be more pushes towards female rights, that includes employees rights. Females still seem to occupy a lot of the low paid, menial jobs, although things are changing.

I think in a couple of years it will happen, there will be a chance of a female president.

India and Pakistan are far more male oriented, and the women have far less rights than in the US in places like the workplace, yet they have had women Prime Ministers. If they could, why couldn't the US?

Last night on CNN they were saying what ages were voting for who, according to polls, and it was the older generation voting for Clinton and the younger for Obama. If the US isn't ready for a woman, then why was it the older people, who would seem more against change like having a woman for Pres, voting for her? According to the poll on CNN, 45% of Dems aged 65 and older voted for Clinton. Shouldn't the older "stuck in their ways" people not vote for a woman if the US wasn't ready for it? Especially in a state like Iowa? http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries...olls/#val=IADEM

Anyway, I think women don't run because maybe they see it as man's domain, but I bet if a lot of women ran, who had strong political pasts, they would get a fair share of votes. I just think it's a misconception that the US is not ready for a female Pres. If lots of women had been running and were ignored, then I might agree. When only one woman runs, how can anyone tell.

[MandR 0]

Congratulations Obama