Barrack Obama 2008

Gen Wesley Clark has masterfully demonstrated the concept of Irony while simultaneously saying one of the stupidest things ever uttered.  He was criticizing one of the Presidential candidates when he said the following. "He has been a voice on the Senate Armed Services Committee. And he has traveled all over the world. But he hasn't held executive responsibility. That large squadron in the Navy that he commanded — that wasn't a wartime squadron. I don’t think getting in a fighter plane... Read Full Story

CNN FOLLOWS PUMA Story Closely while anxiety over the movement has the Obama Movement going mad! You can visit the original Facebook site where the PUMA movement started before millions of voters joined in with this grassroots revolt against DNC tyranny. Florida voters are especially interested in joining because they believe FL politicians Dan Gelber and Robert Wexler and other Democratic Party leaders betrayed them out of loyalty to Obama, not to their constituents. PUMA PARTY... Read Full Story

5-7-08 Dear Hillary Clinton, I must start by saying that I admire the way you have run your campaign for the Democratic Nomination in the 2008 Presidential Election. You have fought your way through nearly 50 primary elections, each time win or lose, you have promised to keep fighting. Even three months ago when analysts began crunching delegate numbers and pointing out the fact that you realistically could not win this election- you kept fighting. For some reason you believed that a... Read Full Story

According to the fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel: One clear demonstration of Obama's control over all things Democratic — and the one note of discord — came early Saturday, when the state party redid some of its delegate decisions. Most of the 211 Florida delegates were unaffected. Six delegates and two alternates who had been selected weeks ago were dumped and replaced with new delegates. In South Florida, there were two winners and two losers. Out are alternate Obama delegates Harvey... Read Full Story

5-7-08 Dear Hillary Clinton, I must start by saying that I admire the way you have run your campaign for the Democratic Nomination in the 2008 Presidential Election. You have fought your way through nearly 50 primary elections, each time win or lose, you have promised to keep fighting. Even three months ago when analysts began crunching delegate numbers and pointing out the fact that you realistically could not win this election- you kept fighting. For some reason you believed that a... Read Full Story