The words of Jack Cafferty – and he is completely correct!
I watched the interview and you could see that Barack Obama was cool, calm and very collected.
Speaking with Wolf Blizter in a very presidential way Obama wasn’t as nervous as he has been of late – we can understand why he has, his whole career could have been in doubt with some of the things that have been thrown his way.
Obama answered honestly, as he has always on this campaign.
Obama downplayed headlines and stories, such as the cover of Time magazine, that have declared him the Democratic presidential nominee.
He was humble and he went on to praise Hillary Clinton with her campaign, again, as he should:
“Sen. Clinton has shown herself to be an extraordinary candidate. She’s tireless, she’s smart, she’s capable, and so obviously she’d be on anybody’s short list to be a potential vice presidential candidate,” he said. “But it would be presumptuous of me at this point … to somehow suggest that she should be my running mate.”
An excellent interview – and hopefully the interview was with the next president of the USA.
05/31/2008 at 4:47 AM
Women couldn’t vote until 50 years after Black men…couldn’t hold property until AFTER Black men, could be legally beat “rule of thumb” by men…etc. So Pflager and you sick sexists that think he is funny with his MORONIC rant about Hillary feeling entitled because she is White REALLY need to check your facts and get a brain. Women aren’t and have NEVER been entitled, and Hillary hasn’t been the one WHINING about it this ENTIRE CAMPAIGN.
05/31/2008 at 4:43 AM
Once again, women have to bow down to a man. Big surprise, a MAN with way less experience and way more MONEY is going to take the job from the woman who deserves it. And look, some fool talking about “white women entitlement.” SICK. Especially since women got civil rights 50 years after Black men. So yeah- Hillary is taking her fight the whole way. Good for her. What? Are you Obama supporters scared? Don’t worry, your “MAN” will win the nominee. But don’t count on winning the presidency, though. Because you made the mistake of giving suffrage to women, and we intend to vote against your guy. I guess you expect the little woman to go away.
05/30/2008 at 8:17 AM
Wolf Blitzer and CNN keeping linking Obama pastor(s) repeatedly. McCain’s pastor(s) is not links the media and you accepted his admonishment of his pastor(s) and I watch your program daily and I have not not seen the media coverage mentioned in days, it has gone away why do CNN and you keep up the coverage the pastor(s) of Obama. Why his pastor(s) get so much media coverage. I wonder if a race card is being played by CNN, are you and Lou / your staff supporting Hillary.
05/09/2008 at 6:00 PM
Of course he looked at ease and very presidential.
Wolf sat him down on a velvet cushion and
tossed him softball questions.
Wolf let Obama take total control of the interview and let Obama stop him from questioning him further on the issues raised.
Just like Suzanne Malveaux’s interview with
Obama’s wife. They double talk or say i’m
not going to discuss that . Sorry but it’s the
American people who say whether your
done answering certain questions to their
satisfaction or not.
05/09/2008 at 3:46 PM
Hillary is an experienced and appreciated hand at the dirty of business of Washington politics.
As VP and thus President of the Senate, she would be an asset to Obama.
Yes, Obama was Editor of the Harvard Law Review. Please, after Bush, let us be elitist!
05/09/2008 at 1:02 PM
“Barack Obama and Howard Dean have used their power to deny rather than defend the rights of Americans to participate in our election process. He can try to silence us and throw away our vote, but Barack Obama’s oppression of the American people won’t be tolerated. The one thing we can count on as Americans is the right to vote. Obama can’t take that away from us – America will not tolerate his oppression!”
Please explain to me how he’s done this?
05/09/2008 at 10:57 AM
I used to be a Florida Democrat. Not any more.
Barack Obama and Howard Dean have used their power to deny rather than defend the rights of Americans to participate in our election process. He can try to silence us and throw away our vote, but Barack Obama’s oppression of the American people won’t be tolerated. The one thing we can count on as Americans is the right to vote. Obama can’t take that away from us – America will not tolerate his oppression!
Hillary – Independent ‘08
05/09/2008 at 10:50 AM
From my observation Obama is very qualified to be president. He sees how the bush administration has ruined our once great country and the world and he knows what needs to be done to fix it. He’s super intelligent, calm,cool and collected and he will be a great president. He’s my man and I am not black, or young, but I see the future being very bright with Obama in the Oval office.
05/09/2008 at 1:23 AM
Based on what evidence? If you want to talk about someone whose unqualified to be President take a look at the past 7 years.
Truth is, nobody knows how any of these candidates will do as President…the only thing you can do is vote for who you think will do a good job and hope for the best.
05/08/2008 at 11:50 PM
Why is CNN just showing stories about Obama? He’s the most unqualified person to ever run for President.
05/08/2008 at 11:17 PM
Anyone wanting to judge Barack Obama’s abilities to serve as our president should spend a few hours reviewing his observations on “reclaiming the American dream.” You can read them, along with his perspectives on family, faith and politics and education, in his best selling “Audacity of Hope”.
05/08/2008 at 11:08 PM
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/05/08/BAIR10J9JC.DTL&feed=rss.news
hahah. At first he said it was for “research”…