Mr. Dickerson

We know that you are in the bank for Barack Obama. So I don't know why you waste your time writing articles which you distort the true facts.

If you said -"Six in 10 voters see her as lacking the experience to be an effective president" Well, I would said that 12 in 10 see Obama lacking experience to be an effective President.

I would ask you then to give me one good answer to explain what experience does Barack Obama has to be President?

Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden point to the lack of experience of Sen Obama during the primaries not Sen McCain.

McCain only points out that Obama is not ready to lead. And actually there is nothing in the US Constitution that states any experience requirement to become USA President.

If you look at the "Executive" experience ... Gov Palin has more than Obama, Biden and even McCain combine.

You can not bring change to Washington when you have a VP that has been in Congress since 1972!!!!! Longer than McCain!!!! Bigger flipper on issues.

Your liberal rhetoric articles are basically a waste of time and maybe your mother should had exercised her choice of abortion and aborted you instead of giving birth to such a looser like you.

entj4sure:

Please point the way to that 12 in 10 stat you cite.

Just give me one good answer to explain what experience does Barack Obama has to be an effective President?

First of all, Barack Obama is a United States Senator. That is experience enough. Furthermore, the experience talking point has been rendered moot by the selection of Governor Palin as running mate. And lastly, and most important, you don't vote for experience. You vote for the man.

The qualities that qualify someone to be an *effective* President include, but are not limited to:

intelligence, integrity, equanimity, judgment, life experience, open-mindedness, courage, wisdom, rationality, willfulness, even-handedness, ingenuity, a sense of fairness, and yes, governmental experience.

Pray tell, in which of those qualities, save the last, is Senator Obama outstripped by Senator McCain?

If "experience" is your primary qualification, I'm sure you voted for both Al Gore and John Kerry in the last two elections.

rsmdpa:

First of all, Barack Obama is a United States Senator. That is experience enough. Furthermore, the experience talking point has been rendered moot by the selection of Governor Palin as running mate. And lastly, and most important, you don't vote for experience. You vote for the man.

The qualities that qualify someone to be an *effective* President include, but are not limited to:

intelligence, integrity, equanimity, judgment, life experience, open-mindedness, courage, wisdom, rationality, willfulness, even-handedness, ingenuity, a sense of fairness, and yes, governmental experience.

Pray tell, in which of those qualities, save the last, is Senator Obama outstripped by Senator McCain?

If "experience" is your primary qualification, I'm sure you voted for both Al Gore and John Kerry in the last two elections.

Look pea brains-at your statement

[The qualities that qualify someone to be an *effective* President include, but are not limited to: intelligence, integrity, equanimity, judgment, life experience, open-mindedness, courage, wisdom, rationality, willfulness, even-handedness, ingenuity, a sense of fairness, and yes, governmental experience.]

Well your Socialist Leader doesn't have none of the above...

Give me one accomplishment as a Senator? ZERO!!!! He got to the US Senate by voting fraud, twisting the law finding loop holes, and back stabbing the community black leaders ... Now you morons are going to vote for a "nobody"

Integrity, equanimity, & judgment, are for sure qualities lacking in Obama ....

and lacking on John Dickerson too.