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	<title>Comments on: CNN&#8217;s Election Express</title>
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	<description>Lizard people dude. Seriously.</description>
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		<title>By: pear harbour</title>
		<link>http://blogging.la/2008/01/31/cnns-election-express/comment-page-1/#comment-31297</link>
		<dc:creator>pear harbour</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 05 Feb 2008 17:55:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>You should be very smart to see that most of the media is always attacking Hilary Clinton no matter what and always twist what Hilary said from something postive to negative or turn some from nothing to negative.   On the conrtray, it is so obvious that media delibarately avoid asking about Obama&#039;s thin experience in governing and foreign affair.  For any recent college gradudes and people looking for a job, they know the number one criteria for employers to look at is the candidate&#039;s relavant experience.  Without experience, it is very hard to find a job in real life.  President of the United States is the most important in the world and a real job, but somehow, the media never think the experience is so crucial to lead the country and to solve difficult problems.  If the media succeed in promoting Obama becoming the President of the United States,  it is going to send very negative message to all the young kids - the only thing they have to learn and to do is to win a Speech contest; forget about math and science and experience buildup.   Also, from now on, we don&#039;t have to spend so much money and energy on election.   The winner of a national high school student speech contest will be qualified to be the President of the United States since proven experience and actual knowledege doesn&#039;t count according to most of media and Obama.  Look at what mess we are in for the past 8 years with George Bush who has no understanding and real knowledge of international affair.

We are not electing a King who does not have a real job and power.  We are electing a President who has to work really hard and solve real difficulty problems that require extensive experience  on issues both demestically and internationally. The only candiate that has the right and extensive experience is Hilary Clinton.  I am wondering if some people in the media and the country somehow is still not ready for a woman President, which is against everything the United States has tried to promote - equal opportunty for everyone.   Vote for Hilary Clinton -- the next President of the United States!

I email you this message because I feel that you have enough experience and knowledge to understand and agree to what I said above.  Could you please read this message on your show on TV and other shows on CNN?

Sue
( I am a highly educated woman with a Ph.D in science, not a low-income, single mother.)

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You should be very smart to see that most of the media is always attacking Hilary Clinton no matter what and always twist what Hilary said from something postive to negative or turn some from nothing to negative.   On the conrtray, it is so obvious that media delibarately avoid asking about Obama&#8217;s thin experience in governing and foreign affair.  For any recent college gradudes and people looking for a job, they know the number one criteria for employers to look at is the candidate&#8217;s relavant experience.  Without experience, it is very hard to find a job in real life.  President of the United States is the most important in the world and a real job, but somehow, the media never think the experience is so crucial to lead the country and to solve difficult problems.  If the media succeed in promoting Obama becoming the President of the United States,  it is going to send very negative message to all the young kids &#8211; the only thing they have to learn and to do is to win a Speech contest; forget about math and science and experience buildup.   Also, from now on, we don&#8217;t have to spend so much money and energy on election.   The winner of a national high school student speech contest will be qualified to be the President of the United States since proven experience and actual knowledege doesn&#8217;t count according to most of media and Obama.  Look at what mess we are in for the past 8 years with George Bush who has no understanding and real knowledge of international affair.</p>
<p>We are not electing a King who does not have a real job and power.  We are electing a President who has to work really hard and solve real difficulty problems that require extensive experience  on issues both demestically and internationally. The only candiate that has the right and extensive experience is Hilary Clinton.  I am wondering if some people in the media and the country somehow is still not ready for a woman President, which is against everything the United States has tried to promote &#8211; equal opportunty for everyone.   Vote for Hilary Clinton &#8212; the next President of the United States!</p>
<p>I email you this message because I feel that you have enough experience and knowledge to understand and agree to what I said above.  Could you please read this message on your show on TV and other shows on CNN?</p>
<p>Sue<br />
( I am a highly educated woman with a Ph.D in science, not a low-income, single mother.)</p>
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		<title>By: pushingtide</title>
		<link>http://blogging.la/2008/01/31/cnns-election-express/comment-page-1/#comment-31296</link>
		<dc:creator>pushingtide</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 31 Jan 2008 22:28:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>The Clinton supporters are here now. Seems like they showed up outta nowhere.

Love the &quot;No Drama, Vote For Obama&quot; shirts some dude is sellin&#039;.

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Clinton supporters are here now. Seems like they showed up outta nowhere.</p>
<p>Love the &#8220;No Drama, Vote For Obama&#8221; shirts some dude is sellin&#8217;.</p>
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