Comments on: mm280: Bloomberg for Vice President? Take 2

By: Dulcie

Dulcie — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 07:28:32 +0000

Appreciate your yet another good post, It’s my job to enjoy reading through what we should declare even though I would not usually agree. It’s not necessarily exactly the same we have found Asian countries. The natives it’s possible see it a little otherwise. Which i wish to search for a Western girl’s view.

By: mm446: Clueless in America, and Michael too « Left-handed Complement

mm446: Clueless in America, and Michael too « Left-handed Complement — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 02:21:38 +0000

[...] But, hey, Frank Rich! I want Michael Bloomberg for the good guys. [...]

By: mm331: Obama at Cooper Union: Lincoln for our times? « Left-handed Complement

Sat, 29 Mar 2008 03:51:53 +0000

[...] What a ticket that would be! [...]

By: mudge

mudge — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 04:11:42 +0000

Hello, Diane,

You’ve put into eloquent words what many people are thinking (and, apparently, voting).

Thanks for gracing this space.
–mudge

By: whydidyoudoit

whydidyoudoit — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 01:29:28 +0000

According to the demographics, I should be voting for Hillary Clinton: I’m a white, 60-year-old, highly educated woman from the Northeast. But I’m voting for Obama. I’ve waited all my life for a viable woman candidate for the presidency, but this is not the right woman. I want a woman of the highest ability and virtue, who would serve as a glorious role model to all young women. Hillary Clinton is not that woman.
She rode into power with her husband, and together they’ve acquired a long and seriously flawed history of self-serving and secretive financial and political dealings. The most cursory research will prove that true. She started out her political life supporting the racist Barry Goldwater. She is as comfortable with deception and trickery as George Bush. When I hear woman saying, “Oh, but that’s how you get things done in Washington,” I literally cringe.
I am passionately supporting Barack Obama. He can beat the Republicans; she cannot. Obama has attracted Independents and even Republicans to his camp, and in a general election they would vote for him, but not for Clinton. Clinton voted for the war, and has never apologized for it. Obama has spoken out against it from the beginning. Obama brings us hope–and not just that. Take a serious look at his ideas and experience.
Please, I beg of you, Sisters young and old: wait for the right woman. Then we can be proud.

Diane Wald