I am NOT a registered Democrat. I am NOT a registered Republican. Now, having got all of that out of the way, I'm proud that Iowa Democrats saw fit to back an African American for President.
I probably wouldn't vote for him ( I said probably) not never in a national election, but I'm glad that Iowans can see past a person's color to their percieved character.
Mrs. Clinton has no character, and can be sold to the highest bidder as her political history suggests. She speaks of change, and I think really?
She's been in politics for more than 35 years and hasn't been able to change anything, what makes anyone (which many Democrats thought yesterday) think she can/will change now?
Obama did well, and of course it's not over yet. New Hampshire is a much more secularly progressive state, so it will be a test of substance over rehtoric for both of them.
Huckabee, due to New Hampshire being much more secularly progressive than Iowa will struggle in New Hampshire because of his religious overtones.
But, Huckabee beat the big money in Iowa, just like Obama, so congratulations to both of them.
I probably wouldn't vote for him ( I said probably) not never in a national election, but I'm glad that Iowans can see past a person's color to their percieved character.
Mrs. Clinton has no character, and can be sold to the highest bidder as her political history suggests. She speaks of change, and I think really?
She's been in politics for more than 35 years and hasn't been able to change anything, what makes anyone (which many Democrats thought yesterday) think she can/will change now?
Obama did well, and of course it's not over yet. New Hampshire is a much more secularly progressive state, so it will be a test of substance over rehtoric for both of them.
Huckabee, due to New Hampshire being much more secularly progressive than Iowa will struggle in New Hampshire because of his religious overtones.
But, Huckabee beat the big money in Iowa, just like Obama, so congratulations to both of them.
