Would Hillary Clinton improve our reputation amongst foreign countries as well as Barack Obama would?
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She would far surpass anything positive that Barack could do. Barack is too inexperienced and naive to be allowed to have anything to do with our nations foreign policy.
Posted by pattyb54 on 4/20/2008 Kudos: 28 Censures: 21 WE WOULD BE THE LAUGHING STOCK OF THE WORLD IF OBAMA WIN DON'T YOU PEOPLE KNOW WHAT THE REST OF THE WORLD THINKS OF THE BLACK PEOPLE
Posted by OBIEMAMA on 4/11/2008 Kudos: 24 Censures: 23 Of course,the Clinton's are known and beloved all over the world.
During Bill Clinton's administration, the economy is very good and so
as the most countries in the world. I do not know about Obama. I don't
want to take a chance with him especially now that the economy is not good. I prefer
experience than words without actions
Posted by reyver on 3/24/2008 Kudos: 24 Censures: 26 Hillary has the credentials, and has the experience, and has CREDIBILITY! Obama has blown his credibilty with the Rev. Wright fiasco, and he has no experience to speak of. He is an unvetted candidate who can be rash, is naive at times, and is arrogant to a point. If he is the nominee he will lose the election for the Democrats in Nov.
Posted by Anonymous on 3/24/2008 Kudos: 22 Censures: 22 I beg to differ with you. Hillary is a liar with words from her own mouth. She has concocted huge whoppers begining with the pregnant woman without insurance story, Oh and let's not forget the SNIPER fire on the runway when she was running for cover after getting off the plane. You are judging Obama based on the media snippets of Rev. Wright's sermons....I am judging Hillary only on what comes out of her own mouth...LIES.
Posted by pharm416 on 4/21/2008 Kudos: 26 Censures: 28 |
True or not, Hillary (like all other previous US presidents I know) is a symbol of American arrogance to the rest of the world, and that is exactly why US is perceived so negatively in many parts of the world. On the other hand, Obama, being black, is a symbol of diversity and inclusiveness in this country, and reminds people that the US is the land of equal opportunities.
Posted by debator on 4/21/2008 Kudos: 22 Censures: 26 She would if it was peaceful, but if there were any confrontations i'm afraid that she would cry and throw the kitchen sink at them right before she asks them if they would like a pillow. I am a 40 year old white women that would like to see a women succeed, but I just don't think she has what it takes. If she doesn't realize what is in the best interest of the entire democratic party by now how would she deal with foreign countries and our reputation?
Posted by sherryjohnstonwright on 4/23/2008 Kudos: 28 Censures: 21 Hillary has said in one of the debates that she would not be talking to foreign leaders at the outset just because the foreign leaders wanted to talk to her. This strategy seems ELITIST to me. People all over the world hate Americans right now because of this kind of thinking!!! Obama will change all that...he will be willing to work for peace from day one, he is not playing any games. He is the real deal..nothing fake or phoney about him.
Posted by pharm416 on 4/21/2008 Kudos: 23 Censures: 23 Hillary Clinton has a lot of problems one with NAFTA and past campaign issues. Two website to look at.
March 25: MSNBC’s David Shuster takes a look at the influence of NAFTA in the Pennsylvania primary and the effect it might have on Sen. The press is not looking some of the other YouTube articles title What Hillary Clinton do not want you see.
Posted by Anonymous on 3/26/2008 Kudos: 23 Censures: 24 Most of the world's forign leaders have little to no respect for women and certainly for women who want to exact power and world decision making. So, no, Barak definately has the makeup, gender and influence that is needed for America to be taken seriously!
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