Moogie's Blog

Mr. Schwada thinks. Thanks Paul, for giving me credit for having a brain cell or two. How did you spend your day?

I want to paid for thinking. Please consider me for any esoteric thinking jobs.

Nader cant spoil anything the last time he ran he got 0.3% of the vote..he most likely wont even get that this time ..if Obama Or Clinton want to use him as an excuse they better think again..Clinton if nominated wont win because she is a woman (yeah i said it ) and no man is going to want a woman president at least not anyone who lives with one..second she is a Clinton who sold this country out to foreign investors that we are still suffering from today thanks to Bubba..as for Obama ..hes not going to win if he is nominated because he is black (yeah i said that too)..all this support he is getting now from white males is because once again they don't want a woman president all the support he is getting from both independents and republicans are the ones not totally happy with the choice of McCain..and because of the division between blacks and hispanics and the fact McCain has a repor with the Hispanic community makes him an easy winner all the way around despite what the polls say, and no matter what Ralph Nader isn't going to make one bit of difference.

o0lux0o, I hope you are right. What I see when I see Nader is a big ego, well suited for advocacy but unsuited for elected office.

Here's a very interesting study of his personality, I think.

http://www.csbsju.edu/uspp/Nader/Crusader.html

it seems to me that everyone is afraid to say anything about either candidate because of political correctness i can understand it on television where if you say anything your fired or suspended its such a crock but if you talk yot your friends or neighbors who aren't under scrutiny i think they will tell you why they aren't voting for one or the other or why they are my guess it isn't about experience hopes and dreams it seems to me the so called party of unity is voting against more than voting for a candidate .what make anyone think November will be any different..

yes i would ..she not only has experience but is conservative ..i don't like either Clinton or Obama because Clinton is all about as she said last night a vote for her is a vote for women even though she didn't use those words..she is also a liberal and a Clinton ..i know you may think Bill was an asset to this nation but i couldn't stand him and disliked his wife even more ..as for Obama to me he is the country's worst nightmare he is a super liberal no better than an AL sharpton or a Jesse Jackson..or even a Louis farrakhan who he denounced only after Hillery made him do it...that's a wimp to me..i really don't mind seeing a woman or African American for president i just don't think it will come from a liberal side ..if general Powell had run i believe he would have become the first African American president because he was a man of substance who served his government and rose from nothing to a great leader and was respected ..as with Ms. Rice..Clinton comes off as more of a man than Obama..they seem like just two whiners ..who would want that anyway ?then you through in the fact shes a woman and hes black man or half black it makes them seem even worse to any hard working American white male who thinks they are going to get the shaft because we are usualy the target of hatred by liberals..somehow its our fault everything is wrong in this country but if we speak the truth we are called racists .i said it many times the first African American or woman president will come from the republican side..it will be someone with strong family values and a strong love of this count

I understand everything you’re saying. Great points crafty. I agree with you on Condee and Powell. I really liked Obama in the beginning to though. When I first saw him interviewed, I was amazed. I thought he would make a great President...but, then one learns all kinds of things and its easy to change your mind. I wonder if that would happen should Condee or Powell be nominated.
I agree with you on how people that are a part of two races, say they’re from one over the other. How does one decide that anyways? Maternal or Paternal background? Shouldn’t they make it a point to say they’re from both?

need deliverance from colonialism, but we are 20 years behind on addressing certain social matters.

wow. Moogie you should really write more, a lot more. That is so interesting, true, and deep! Ive got a lot of respect for people like you.

Great stuff on this blog of yours.

moogie: because you've been supportive of my blogging i wanted to give you a head's up. i recently did a blog called "looking for obama" and you commented on it...i tried to amend the blog and ended up deleting it altogether, with your comments. my screwup. anyway, i wanted you to know i was NOT trying to diss or censor my readers. it was a mistake. that blog, by the way, is up and running again. somewhat re-written. for the better, i hope. thanks for your support. john