Senator Obama For President

Posted on 12/19/2007 at 4:11 pm by Bob Cesca

The last time I wrote a presidential endorsement, it was for Paul Tsongas who lost the nomination to Bill Clinton.

Let hope this one turns out better.

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  • lnbno13

    Fucking excellent, Bob. Thank you for this, I think it’ll definitely turn out better this time.

  • http://richeyrich.wordpress.com/ Rich

    AMAZING column, Bob. I was going with Edwards..but you give me pause to reconsider. One thing I know crystal clear…after that FUCKING UNACCEPTABLE, UNBELIEVABLY FUCKTARD statement from Bill Clinton about using Daddy Deathhead as some sort of fuckadelic “goodwill ambassador”, I’d eat my own left nut before voting in the primary for that crowd.

  • http://richeyrich.wordpress.com/ Rich

    hell, I’d even vote for the Huckafuck before I’d vote for Billary.

  • Nanotyrannus

    I might have favored Hillary Clinton some time ago, but it always happens that when they start campaigning, they start fucking up and we get to see them shorn of their traditional “everything must be just so” facade. She always seems to say things that are very calculated. Calculated for what, I’m not sure.I could see myself backing Barack Obama, but I want to know more first. I’m not so much concerned for his relative inexperience, but what he’s going to do. For me, just now, my major concern is whether or not he is going to restore our government to constitutionality. What are his plans for reversing all the criminality of this administration? What will he be willing to uncover? What will he do to those responsible? Will it all be swept under the rug with a sigh of relief “thank goodness those assholes are gone?”

  • peonyharp

    Congressman Kucinich has had foresight in the Present (quite astounding really — it’s a matter of reading the documents, paying attention, and being present for votes, i.e., doing his job); he’s called for impeachment repeatedly; he’s the only candidate making sense on universal health care. My vote is for Dennis Kucinich.