C*H*A*N*G*E* ... Who Are The Real Candidates Of Change?

[BLUSH]

[gene430]

1. I like it

lol

[maddiejoan]

2. What was Obama's vote on R 970?

Who co-sponsored IWR?

[Deep13]

3. What evidence do you have that HC profited from the war?

Criticism is one thing, but this is outright libel.

Frankly, to be a candidate of change, one needs to know how to manage that system. It is not enough to sit in the oval office spouting pretty words.

[pacalo]

4. Who will represent the *people* of all 4 candidates, is the question.

[goldcanyonaz]

5. Obama couldn't even be bothered to vote, this is a bullshit OP.

But, one expects nothing less these days around here.

[Lerkfish]

6. apart from the OP, the only real candidate for change is Kucinich

and he's being completely shut out of the process.

that should tell us all something important.

[The_Casual_Observer]

7. Who's paying you to do this?

[stillcool]

8. The People.

[BLUSH]

9. Romney grabs 'change' theme in New Hampshire

Romney grabs 'change' theme in New Hampshire :rofl:

DERRY, N.H. (AP) - Republican Mitt Romney is casting himself as a change agent, trying to prevent a potentially crippling New Hampshire primary loss.

The former Massachusetts governor is trying to repel rival John McCain and answer Iowa caucus voters who showed they have tired of the status quo in Washington.

In a speech this morning, Romney noted that Iowans voted for Democrat Barack Obama over Hillary Rodham Clinton because they liked his message of changing Washington.

Romney now is highlighting how he has spent much of his life as a change agent :rofl: whether as a businessman, Olympics CEO or Massachusetts governor.

http://www.eyewitnessnewstv.com/Global/story.asp?S=7581682&nav=F2DO

[Steely_Dan]

10. Heck...

I can get change at 7-11.

-P

[damntexdem]

15. Yeah, but for many of the candidates it's all:

loose change!

[Hydra]

11. Obama is establishment

Edwards is "some change" and Kucinich is lots of change(though I don't agree with letting illegals naturalize).

Nice try, though.

[BLUSH]

13. Whoever our nominee is, it will be a change

Any of our candidates running will be a breath of fresh air after 8 years of insanity. The candidates may differ in degree, but there will be change. The GOP's ways have proven disastrous. I really don't think Americans are going to give their party another term.

[Hydra]

14. I used to think that too

But I'm not holding my breath. The dems haven't been doing very democratic things, lately.

[BLUSH]

16. Do you really think any of our candidates are going to put

... a Scalia on the Supreme Court?

There WILL be major differences.

[Hydra]

20. We'll see

Remember 2006? Remember what was supposed to happen? Remember what was NOT going to happen?

Someone seems to have stolen my party while I wasn't looking. I'm not pleased to see it gone.

[BLUSH]

21. That's because of the roadblock repugs

Bush has that veto and Senate Repugs have the filibuster. It's hard to get things done under those circumstances.

[Bitwit1234]

12. What in the hell is the real agent of change going to do to change

All we hear is I GONNA CHANGE....I GONNA CHANGE....HELL IF HE WOULD JUST TELL THE COUNTRY WHAT HE IS GONNA CHANGE TO WE WOULD BE SO PLEASED.

Hell if he would show up to vote maybe we might get some idea of what he believes in, instead of speechyfying...and grinning.

[BLUSH]

17. Exit Poll Shows Change, Values As Deciding Factors

BOSTON -- New Hampshire Democrats went to the polls in seemingly record numbers Tuesday driven by an overwhelming desire for change.

An exit poll conducted for WCVB-TV and TheBostonChannel.com found that 56 percent of voters in the Democratic primary made their decision based on the candidate they best felt could bring about "needed change."

Eighteen percent voted for a candidate because he or she had the right experience and only 7 percent said the "best chance to win in November" was the major factor in their decision.

http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news/15006030/detail.html

[jlake]

18. BS! Obama didn't even bother to show up to vote....and that other dude co-sponsored

the IWR....
Dennis....what to say - LOL

[BLUSH]

19. speakiing of change

I keep changing the channel, looking for a winner tonight.

MSNBC says it's too close to call.