Obama wins Caroline

A President Like My Father...Caroline Kennedy endorses Obama
New York Times ^ | 01/27/2008 | Caroline Kennedy

OVER the years, I’ve been deeply moved by the people who’ve told me they wished they could feel inspired and hopeful about America the way people did when my father was president. This sense is even more profound today. That is why I am supporting a presidential candidate in the Democratic primaries, Barack Obama...

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Let's just hope Obama doesn't have a brother like Teddy or that the Obama family did not make its money from smuggling contraband into the USA.

Well Terri are you gonna get on a new horse again now that Thompson is out?

Looks like your look at picking winners is even worse than mine.

I can hear Obama singing "Sweet Caroline....good times never seemed so good"

oh and btw........Ron Paul must be singing "Sweet home Alabama, where the skies are so blue"

I know I am:)

GEEEZE, what will Hillary ..... and all the pundits now be saying?

For the past few months all I have heard is that "Ya gotta win SC. There has never been a Candidate that won the Nomination ....... that didn't win South Carolina."

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I don't know what she'll say, I just hope she doesn't shut Bill up before her campaign is a political footnote.

I never thought I'd be telling people I want to again have to hear Bubba flapping his jaws but he's now providing a genuine service to the American people. He's reminding us all just how contemptable ole Bill & Hill truly can be. I'd rather put up with it for a few more months on the campaign trail than a few years in the White House.

Which, btw........didn't any of you people watch the GOP debate the other night? I think everyone here knows by now I'm no fan of Mitt but that boy had the line of the night!

"I can't imagine Bill Clinton in the White House with nothing to do." Somebody give that man an award! lol

Oh, and if you watched, did you notice Dr. Paul following up on McCain's lack of economic expertise? He asked the Senator a question he couldn't answer.