3 republican wives,1 republican couple,and my moderate republican boss

Are voting Obama in the state of Kansas.
This amazes me..
Although the hubbies of the three wives will vote for whatever Scmendrick the repubs pick, their wives are voting for Obama.
My friend who is Handicapped knows a Couple who have voted Republican as long as they have been voting..They switched parties so they can Caucus for Obama.
My boss Who voted for W in 2000 and thought I was crazy about Gore winning Informed me he was voting Obama.

He has crossover Mo-jo it would seem.
Crossover votes needed to defeat the pukes in this GE.
Is Obama Gore or Edwards..No..Is he the second coming..No
But apparently he is well liked and best represents change to many.
This is just an observation from here in Kansas/Missouri.
peace to all

their candidate is despised by the far left, the right, and independants.

I strongly favor Obama over Clinton, but comments like yours are simply divisive and unnecessary.

Simply because he's charismatic? Theyre just jealous their candidate doesnt have charisma.

you make are regarded by both sides as flame-bait and annoying.

You may see a few other people making posts like yours, but they are being alerted on, too, and do their candidates harm.

You are completely missing Obama's message if you are posting multiple negative messages in one morning.

In fact, while I've been reading for the last half hour, you have posted more than 30 messages.

As an Obama supporter, may I suggest that you go over to Obama's website and read his positions and some of his speeches. Perhaps you will pick up some of his positive outlook.

Your negativity is depressing and unhelpful.

HRC supporters are passionate about their candidate and are very idealistic.
And so are Obama fans..If Edwards was still Running he would get my vote
I wish both sides would stop the vitriol and promote their guy instead of demote the other.

The only racist comments I see and hear are from Hillary supporters.

It worries me that the same republicans who voted for the bushes are supporting Obama. I believe it is Obama's talk about bipartisanship that attracts them. The word "bipartisanship" now a days is code for Democrats capitulating and giving the bushes whatever power they want. I worry that Obama may mean it that way.

I worry that Obama may want to forgive the bushes and forget all their war crimes. I worry that Obama, being fairly young to the political game, may be tricked into doing just that.

On the other hand, Hillary, like Bill, may capitulate to the bushes because she can get something out of it. She backed down on universal health-care and was quiet about NAFTA. She may back down when it comes to holding the bushes accountable too, as did Bill when he could have investigated Bush Sr.

I'm an undecided Edwards supporter. I have to make my mind up by Tuesday.

I miss Edwards.

My vote this time around is strictly on who I think has the best chance of defeating McCain.
No matter what brand of Dem we get into the whitehouse it has got to be better than a republican

Maybe they've learned not to vote blindly anymore. Maybe they now don't trust republicans to know what the hell to do about any of our problems. Maybe they now see that conservative policies don't work. All they want now is a Democrat who doesn't demonize them or exclude them. Of course the 25-percenters won't switch over, but we don't need them to win.

Just because Obama doesn't rant against Bush non-stop doesn't mean he's anything like the chimp. He's just trying to avoid being divisive. To me that's refreshing. I've hated * for so long I'm exhausted and just don't want to think about him anymore--not ever again. I refused to watch the State of the Union.

as well. As my elderly father said about the GOP : "Well, you can't believe anything that comes out of their (i.e., this admin) mouths."

He had heard Obama's SC speech & was totally blown away. Obama clicked with him. "If that guy means half of what he says, I'm voting for him in the Primary, and probably in the General Election."

And, with Hillary Clinton at the top of the ticket, we may lose control of Congress, as well.

Democrats might want to ponder this before they vote on Super Tuesday.