Comments on: SNL Hillary Clinton Skit

By: Real

Real — Mon, 12 May 2008 23:28:15 +0000

Actually, my perception of Obama as inexperienced and incompetent has nothing to do with Hillary, he earned that on his own. If voting “present” isn’t the ultimate Non-opinion and non-decision, then I don’t know what is! He was elected to the senate to make decisions and change, not just sit there. This congress has worse approval ratings than Bush! Oh, let me guess, that is because Obama isn’t actually even present! Ha ha!

By: really

really — Mon, 12 May 2008 22:08:45 +0000

That was quite a daring accomplishment for SNL. If you don’t think Obama is possibly the best presidential candidate in the history of America, than for one you don’t really know what it means to vote “present” or why he did in those instances, which I do, you don’t care to learn for yourself about the REVOLUTIONARY ethics reformations he’s helped CREATE and fight to pass in the senate and Illinois, and you don’t care to know his life’s story, what compels him to make decisions, probably because you’re so disgusted with Hillary’s actions, which is the case with ANYONE whose actually been watching her, you’re sadly missing the most exiting moment in our nation’s history, a chance to reverse the Doomsday we set in action by voting Bush in in 2004. Obama’s just sucks at conveying these things in stump speeches because he’s afraid of the crazies who vote Hilary seeing him as radical like Ron Paul. For God’s sake, the man JUST finished paying off college loans when he hit the jackpot with his autobiography, which you need to read even if your not a democrat just because it’s what you owe to your right to vote!!!!

By: Show Some Love

Show Some Love — Mon, 12 May 2008 18:34:02 +0000

If each candidate and their supporters continue to bash the other candidate, it is clear that McCain will be the President. Democrats need to stick together.
It is clear that Americans view racism more seriously than sexism. Women were last to get the right to vote. Although things are slowly improving, there are still issues with womens’ rights in the workplace. Women statistically get paid less than men and often have less chance at promotion. Any “ism” or prejudice based upon race, sex, and exclusion is wrong. Hate affects everyone. Show some love for a woman just trying to break through barriers.

By: Real

Real — Mon, 12 May 2008 17:03:19 +0000

I definitely agree that Clinton should not be the president either! Neither her or Obama should be! Both of them are a complete joke! It is obvious why Clinton shouldn’t be president. But people are having a hard time understanding what is wrong with Obama. We definitely need a change in this country, but he is not the person to lead us. I can’t get over his lack of opinions in congress- by simply voting “present” so many times! I want a president that is decisive and not afraid to do what is right and what needs to be done. Not just basically not voting by voting “present”! Where was his conviction then?

On another note- Obama’s wife said that she has not been proud of her country her entire life until now- How could we have people in the white house who are unpatriotic?!?

And for those who have never heard of McCain before, you must have only started following politics this year! Where were you in the 2000 presidential campaign???

By: MardiGraz718

MardiGraz718 — Mon, 12 May 2008 16:23:27 +0000

LOL that was so accurate and hilarious! They be killing Hillary! I don’t like her for president. I always hated Mad TV too and thought Saturday Night Live was waaaaaaay funnier! Well where’s mad tv now? in the shitter! Yo you should do a skit for the Saturday night Vixen that starts out like that! Live from NY…

By: Open Ya Eyes!!!

Open Ya Eyes!!! — Mon, 12 May 2008 15:23:41 +0000

Experience? Are you serious? How do you gain experience to be a president of a country? Hilary was the wife of a former president but that doesnt give her experience! If thats the case, the members of congress and close members of former candidates should automatically qualify as having experience since we know that they are constantly around the President! Its funny how people say Obama came out of nowhere when I honestly never heard of McCain either!

Bush Sr. was president then Clinton won for TWO (2) terms then Bush Jr. (GW) won for TWO (2) terms so think about that, seriously! For the last TWENTY (20) YEARS!!! This country has been ran by TWO (2) families and I havent seen or noticed much overall growth and progress!!!

My bottom like is this, besides the obvious Obama will definitely bring change, for too many reasons to state right now but we seriously need a CHANGE!!!!

By: Stop The Madness

Stop The Madness — Mon, 12 May 2008 15:20:38 +0000

My bottom like is this, besides the obvious Obama will definitely bring change, for too many reasons to state right now but we seriously need a CHANGE!!!!

By: Real

Real — Mon, 12 May 2008 14:03:47 +0000

The real bottom line is that Clinton is just flat unethical, and Obama is inexperienced. If fact, the only reason he is even a senator is that he won by default, due to a scandal involving his opponents. Plus, he voted “present” sooo many times. Did he just have no opinion on any of those issues??!?! So, neither of the democratic candidates are prepared to lead this country. That leaves McCain as the only competent candidate available. I am voting for McCain.

By: Sun Shyne

Sun Shyne — Mon, 12 May 2008 13:14:39 +0000

^^^^^#3 & #4. That was real shit though…her supporters trying to look for every excuse not vote for obama. But the bottom line is they never wanted to…cause they some racists idiots too stupid to realize that voting for Mccane is like voting for bush.

By: lordyas

lordyas — Mon, 12 May 2008 08:05:31 +0000

Co-sign #5