They Got Down To Business, For A Change.

Good article George and a good decision on your part.

I agree. Super Tuesday will decide the winner. I had to teach a class tonight so I could not watch, but I have been rooting for Hilary.

Interesting viewpoint.

If you are truly interested in immigration reform - you should be for Hillary Clinton. She is endorsed by the farm workers because of her hard work in the Senate with respect to these issues. Now, if you are of the mindset that all illegals should be rounded up and deported - you won't like Hillary's plan. But, if you want to see an honest approach to doing something about the problem - Hillary Clinton is the best choice.

Sending a 10 your way!

Thanks for the comments.

Good article, thanks for sharing! :)

I am a Republican, and will not be voting for either Hillary nor Barack. However, I think your article nailed it on the head. We will soon see.

Nice verse. I watched the debate and thought both Hillary and Obama gave good solid answers. Wolf Blitzer acted like a freshman journalistic student is his disgusting efforts to cause a fight. I was glad to see Obama speak up and question Wolf's obvious lack of decency. I had supported Edwards, so this debate was a bit of a let down to me. I thought bothe Hillary and Obama gave good answers, but Hillary's seemed at times scripted. I thought Obama won this debate 51% to Hillary's 49%.

I am a Conservative and have voted GOP 90% of the time since 1970. I do not view neocons as Conservatives. To me they are just like that Nazi and they disgust me. McCain and Romney are neocons. I will vote for a democrat. If it was Ron Paul, I would vote GOP.

good aricle, glad to hear they stuck to the issues

I thought , both Hillary, and Obama, did very well. I thought Hillary came out on top, 51% to Obama's 49%.

Many of the commentaters seemed disapointed that bickering did not ensue. How sophmoric, and TABLOIDISH! This debate was truly, a debate.

The two of them, together, would make a "Dream Ticket"!

I'm from CA- it will be interesting to see how it turns out...

Good article

Good observations and comments. I find both capable, thought it was about respecting each other and taking up the concerns of the people. Dream Team it is one way or the other!

There's been too many bad feelings between them for them to be one the same ticket. Remember, both of them are running for President. Nobody really dreams of being Vice President.

My opinion is simply this, which ever one receives the most delegates will be making history. It shows that America is beginning to put some action behind years of lip service. My personal choice would be for Obama because, even as much as I don't want more years of Republican rule, I disagree with many of Clinton's stands on issues.

The illegal immigration issue is a major, major, MAJOR factor in California. Of course all the illegal, undocumented (primarily Mexican) "voters" will cast their check-mark for Hillary. ("They can't vote", you say? Hah. Guess again.) So will the agricultural industry.

This issue alone could tear the state in half ~ Central and Northern California will lean towards Hillary. Southern California ~ Obama. My opinion.

One more thing ~ Yesterday our Governator announced his support for McCain. Go figure.

If her plan is to not enforce the law and give blanket amnesty, then no I won't be in support of her proposal. We have more at stake in protecting and controlling our borders than a bunch of migrant workers crossing to pick lettuce. We have terrorists and drug smugglers walking across unimpeded as well.
What if suddenly we had tens of thousand of Europeans hiding in shipping containers and flooding our cities and working at menial jobs in the shadows. Would we so quickly grant amnesty to them? The law is the law for a reason. Without the law we live in chaos. The law isn't for making us feel good warm and fuzzy. It is to protects us, it provides order.
The Democrats and in some Republican circles apparently they see an influx of poverty stricken Mexicans as a prime voting pool. A new sect of society with barely anything looking for a government to give them everything. Must be the a problem for politicians when you have a society so fat and sated and not in need of Mother Government to provide a teat.

good article

Just another Tuesday too me. Not a sports fan to didn't matter who won to me..

OK, lets get past all the primary bull so we can get this current president out of office and back in Texas. He needs to be gone and somewhere else where he can clear his mind and just dwell on the good old days. Like standing on a carrier deck and teling the world the war was over.

Good article, George. This primary and the next Presidential election are very important to us all.

You're very right, the Dems have a dilemma to solve: the first black candidate or the first woman candidate?

Great article George....it certainly is time to get down to business and talk about the issues that matter!! This is going to be a very interesting election, for the Reps and Dems!

I have to say I did not read everything in the thread, but David Wainland's comment sure caught my attention......loved it!!

Let's hope they stay on track.

This whole thing depresses me.

While I'm not rooting for EITHER of them, I thought the debate was a good one. Better to see an actual debate than just a bunch of finger-pointing.
If I HAD to choose a winner, I'd say Obama.

Very glad that the Dem's are pulling it together at last. Arizona is this Tuesday, I will be very interested to see how this all comes out indeed...........

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