Jacque Denise Yap

Here's Obama's idea of "change" from his mentor, 60's radical community organizer Saul Alinsky: change is defined as "the redistribution of wealth through carefully calculated power-politics, where the ends justify the means, when it makes the economically disadvantaged painfully aware of their on status to the point where discontent can be mobilized into political power, and the ballot box becomes the means of the revolution." And some of you are calling McCain Crazy?! Obama's all about SOCIALISM!!!!! Take from the have's and give to the have nots! And no matter what your income level is, you're a HAVE! Come on, America - Wake up!!!! saw their TV ads in http://pollclash.com

well i just want to share this video that is saw earlier in pollclash that the two presidential candidates talked about their plan on th huge taxes that we are paying i think that Obama has a better plan than McCain has ..wel you can see the video in http://pollclash.com

recently i watch the video in pollclash the presidential candidates talked about this war in Iraq and i just heard Obama's plan so that he could make U.S. be safe of that..and now they talked the huge taxes, the video is found in http://pollclash.com

hope that he can make this oil crisis stop., but i still believe with him because recently i saw his video in http://pollclash.com his talking about his plan in Iraq and making US safe for that..

well i will vote for Obama,This early, i really can't tell which i would side with, but i am leaning towards obama. Furthermore, the GOP base is not even warming up to mccain (of course, i could be wrong) and even though it's still early in the game, this just proves to show how we see our candidates to-date. i know i will get burned for this, but i think mccain is a warmonger. i get the impression that he doesn't care to what happens to our troops in the middle east and the other parts of the world. Can’t we just all get along? i think it is time for a purification; i think it is time for a change; i think it is time for obama time. Now that the candidates are set for the US Presidential Election, Barack Obama and John McCain are beginning to set the tone for their campaign.and recently i watch their speeches about their plan in the war Iraq i prefer the plan of Obama then McCain i think Obama has a better plan than McCain i saw the video in http://pollclash.com maybe you might try to see it.

try to see this video that i was talking about http://pollclash.com

well maybe that would help the crisis that our country is facing now especially the oil pricing is higher and higher because it affect all from food to clothes..but im just thinking is thia one of the reason maybe of the war in iraq and now the issue about in Iran?and since that the presidential election is fast approaching and i hope that the candidates have a plan for this just recently saw the video in pollclash and i think that Obama has better plan than McCain have well its just my opinion then but try to look at it.. Obama v. McCain on Iraq & Afghanistan

I am a republican since my first vote when I was 21. I am now 78. I think John must show more entheusin and spark in his speaches. He now is too quiet and looks liks a Grandfather talking to his grand children. He should have a microphone that he doesn't hold in his hand If he nedds to read his speaches he can have key words and dates printed in #20 in bold print so he can see them just by looking down and not reading. But he definitely needs to put more entheusiam and spark in his voice. I am waiting for Obama to show John in a rocking chair. This new conservative person is not encouraging anyone to vote for him, his nonotone is boring. I like hima and admire him,I will vote for him because he has the most experience. When are the members of our government going to put a stop to other countries buying our country, next you will see the Capital owned by Al Quida. P. Brosious Pa. Nothing will bring down prices today except a tipping point in perception. Getting off and doing something to housing market crisis. And now our U.S presidential candidates Obama and McCain are talking about it, the issues surrounding recent discussions on the housing market crisis has significant impact for all Americans http://pollclash.com

I am a republican since my first vote when I was 21. I am now 78. I think John must show more entheusin and spark in his speaches. He now is too quiet and looks liks a Grandfather talking to his grand children. He should have a microphone that he doesn't hold in his hand If he nedds to read his speaches he can have key words and dates printed in #20 in bold print so he can see them just by looking down and not reading. But he definitely needs to put more entheusiam and spark in his voice. I am waiting for Obama to show John in a rocking chair. This new conservative person is not encouraging anyone to vote for him, his nonotone is boring. I like hima and admire him,I will vote for him because he has the most experience. When are the members of our government going to put a stop to other countries buying our country, next you will see the Capital owned by Al Quida. P. Brosious Pa.Nothing will bring down prices today except a tipping point in perception. Getting off and doing something to housing market crisis. And now our U.S presidential candidates Obama and McCain are talking about it, the issues surrounding recent discussions on the housing market crisis has significant impact for all Americans. Presidential Candidates on housing Market

well i hope that they also think the current issue in our economic crisis..
The housing market crisis is a major issue in the upcoming US Presidential Election and has a significant impact for all Americans where Obama and McCain talk about in http://pollclash.com/ .just like soaring oil prices are affecting the costs of everything from food to gas and even houses rental. There are also significant issues on local and global environmental impact. While there are many issues, we need to look at our next leader and determine which will have the best course of action going forward. Both candidates, John McCain and Barack Obama are attempting to address the issue and differentiate their positions from one another. And I think that everyone is missing the point of this. We need a new resource. We need a solution to this problem not another way around it…