Comments on: John McCain wins Republican Party nomination http://www.electionreferee.com/index.php/2008/03/05/john-mccain-wins-republican-party-nomination/ "The ultimate arbiter is the people of the Union." - Thomas Jefferson Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:51:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Patricia Herrera http://www.electionreferee.com/index.php/2008/03/05/john-mccain-wins-republican-party-nomination/#comment-16 Patricia Herrera Mon, 10 Mar 2008 12:35:09 +0000 http://www.electionreferee.com/index.php/2008/03/05/john-mccain-wins-republican-party-nomination/#comment-16 <p>Experience?...come on Now are we really under the belief that the President actually runs the country without a staff of advisors and is therefore required to have extensive political experience.</p> <p>Hillary supporters really need to search for another angel. </p> <p>Obama is SMART, WISE, RATIONAL, etc, etc. and I believe his educational achievements coupled with his commons sense and being grounded will allow him to make the right decisions for this country. </p> <p>Besides let's look at our current situation with Bush who "had experience" to supposedly run our country. Oh yeah that experience took us real far. The deficit is off the chain and we're in a senseless war.</p> <p>If I had a trillion dollars company I would definitely let Barack Obama run it hands down. I can come up w/countless of examples of "experienced people" running billion dollar corporations right into the ground w/bad decisions.</p> Experience?…come on Now are we really under the belief that the President actually runs the country without a staff of advisors and is therefore required to have extensive political experience.

Hillary supporters really need to search for another angel.

Obama is SMART, WISE, RATIONAL, etc, etc. and I believe his educational achievements coupled with his commons sense and being grounded will allow him to make the right decisions for this country.

Besides let’s look at our current situation with Bush who “had experience” to supposedly run our country. Oh yeah that experience took us real far. The deficit is off the chain and we’re in a senseless war.

If I had a trillion dollars company I would definitely let Barack Obama run it hands down. I can come up w/countless of examples of “experienced people” running billion dollar corporations right into the ground w/bad decisions.

]]> By: Aloysius http://www.electionreferee.com/index.php/2008/03/05/john-mccain-wins-republican-party-nomination/#comment-11 Aloysius Fri, 07 Mar 2008 21:04:23 +0000 http://www.electionreferee.com/index.php/2008/03/05/john-mccain-wins-republican-party-nomination/#comment-11 I think what you said is right on - we are always going to have dirty politics but the way the "republicans" attacked McCain - again - is just plain shameful. I have the highest regard for this man and what he has been through but frankly, I'm tired of his story about what happened to him in Vietnam - that was a long, long time ago and they keep re-hashing it. I've heard this man speak and I do think he wants to put it behind him after all the healing has done and contend with the problems of today. I respect him personally but disagree with him on many issues, not the least being Iraq. McCain and Obama have no experience "running" anything and I know as a business owner just how long it takes to really learn how to run a business (never, really do we get it) but I keep saying to people, "If you had a 20 trillion dollar company, would you bring a trainee in to run it?" McCain obviously has more life experiences than Obama, but in my own opinion, Hillary already has all it takes to step right in. I really believe that if she had dumped this looser Bill, there would be no question that she would be our next president.I also think he is jealous of her and is trying to undermine her chances. How many people in this country, and we have these three? Good lord, we are in trouble. Who to blame, well lets' start with the egomaniac Nader. Thanks for giving me a chance to say what I think -rather than listening to everyone else. I think what you said is right on - we are always going to have dirty politics but the way the “republicans” attacked McCain - again - is just plain shameful. I have the highest regard for this man and what he has been through but frankly, I’m tired of his story about what happened to him in Vietnam - that was a long, long time ago and they keep re-hashing it. I’ve heard this man speak and I do think he wants to put it behind him after all the healing has done and contend with the problems of today. I respect him personally but disagree with him on many issues, not the least being Iraq.
McCain and Obama have no experience “running” anything and I know as a business owner just how long it takes to really learn how to run a business (never, really do we get it) but I keep saying to people, “If you had a 20 trillion dollar company, would you bring a trainee in to run it?” McCain obviously has more life experiences than Obama, but in my own opinion, Hillary already has all it takes to step right in. I really believe that if she had dumped this looser Bill, there would be no question that she would be our next president.I also think he is jealous of her and is trying to undermine her chances.
How many people in this country, and we have these three? Good lord, we are in trouble. Who to blame, well lets’ start with the egomaniac Nader. Thanks for giving me a chance to say what I think -rather than listening to everyone else.

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