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Saturday Night Live (SNL) returned with big comeback for its 33rd season. The content of the show contained lots of politics including Huckabee and Clinton. The best part of the show was when Tina Fey returned with her Weekend Update actually making some good points. For instance, the fact that having two presidents (Bill and Hillary) really could not be a bad thing.

The video is on the Hulu site so you have to be a member of the beta program to watch it if you go directly to the site. There is also a commercial which displays which is irritating. Here is the video embedded in the Hillary blogspot site.

The main reason I think that Barrack Obama will not win in the general election is the fact that republicans will rip him apart for many reasons. A huge reason is his name which have three words that the conservative groups will throw in his face… Barack which sounds like Iraq. Hussein (similar to the guy that was hung) and Obama which CNN has already turned around many times into Osama.

Obama is the media darling even though they have hinted several times to make him seem Muslim. It could be a way of making us fear him for the general election while flawlessly making negativity towards Hillary Clinton. It’s basically almost like they want Obama so the Republicans have an easy race to win.

Obama is not Muslim. Even if he was Muslim we should not be so scared of a Muslim leader. We should not be so closed minded. America is a country of people of all origins and religions. I would rather the president be a person of non-religion than some extremist of any kind.

Religion should not be mixed with politics. If Obama takes the nomination then you will see it explode in our faces. The republican smear machine will kill the democrats chance of any general election wins.

Obama is not a bad person. We know Oprah would not back someone who was not fit to be King. I just do not think it is time for him to be the next U.S. leader. He is better suited for Vice President under Hillary for President.

Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney dropped out of the race today after he meet with his team and realized they were climbing an uphill battle.  His speech mad him sound like some guy living in the 1940’s in a place called Pleasantville.  Of course this Pleasantville would only have white families who were straight and Mormon wearing sweaters and preppy hair do’s.

Back to reality and Planet Earth Romney decided he better end this race for the White House.  I think his speech mentioned how sexual the country was getting — I do not think he mentioned VIOLENCE… but sex of course.  He mentioned the gays wanting to get married to show us how straight and conservative he would be if he were in office.

Romney mentioned that he had to step down because if he did not then the terrorists would basically take over our country.  Wasted was millions of dollars he spent on his own for the campaign but he got to have his last words.  Jay Leno even said in an interview with Ron Paul that hes a changed man from what he said years ago to what he says now.

Well God Bless America that Mitt Romney has dropped out!  How about that for some religious words for ya.  Now if we can just get Huckabee and McCain to drop out and let Ron Paul run the show we will really be blessed.

I think Romney was desperate and made himself a jerk in his farewell speech.  He should stay out of politics and go back to Romneyville where live is grand and he does not have to see any gays, women, or minorities.

Everything in the news today reflects Obama. Ted Kennedy is now endorsing Obama and so is almost everyone else. That might actually be a good thing for the Clinton’s. The republicans may now have less bashing they can do when they try to use the “L” word or liberal word towards her… they will not be able to use it now.

I have made my decision on who to vote for and it is Hillary Clinton for President in 2008. I have thought long and hard about this and feel that Hillary is the only candidate who can win against McCain or Romney. The McRomney’s are the only Republicans that I think are possible winners of the primary votes to go up against the Democratic nominee.

Hillary Clinton was also my choice because I think her views will become a little more on the left once she gets elected. She needs to stay moderate until then but I have hope Hillary is really what we need to get things changed in this country.

Ron Paul, of course, is my overall choice for the presidency but there is no real hope in that campaign. I would not want to switch parties and risk the chance of not being able to vote for Hillary. I agree with many things that Ron Paul says and think he could be the best man ever for presidency but that just is not possible with him running on the Republican ticket… The Republicans are too dumb to realize that Ron Paul is a true Republican and has better monetary policies than the other ones.

The Media keeps putting a bad spin on the Clinton’s calling them “the Clinton machine”.  They are suggesting that Bill Clinton is a bad thing.  I think they are overdoing the negative spins on Bill and Hillary and thing Hillary will come out of this and become our first woman president of the United States of America.
Cheers to Hillary for President!

I cannot remember any day in my life that I have watched so many debates.  Everyday there seems to be a debate on MSNBC, CNN, or Fox News.  The republicans or democrats are arguing back and fourth with each other and its turned more into a sport than a presidential election.

I think the debates are good but it just seems like the countdown for the Superbowl or the NBA playoffs.  I guess we will really see some March Madness when it comes to the candidates this spring things will only get crazier.

I do not understand why Fox news does not like Ron Paul.  I guess he is not religious enough for them or as Neo-Conservative.  Then again I do not understand why MSNBC hates Hillary so much… or all the NBC Networks for that matter.

I just watched the Republican debate tonight and just heard the same ole crap.  Everyone saying how “conservative” they are and how “Ronald Reagan” they are.  I did learn that Ronald Reagan did raise taxes to “save social security” and that is when Romney had to say he would not do that Mr. Reagan accomplished.

You also heard the same old spill from Romney putting in his hate of Gay Marriage and the fact he’s such a hero for going up against same-sex marriage in Massachusetts.  Good for you big boy.  But what about the Islam extremists McCain keeps telling us about.  OMG we better get back to wiretapping and maybe put cameras inside everyone’s home the Islam’s are coming!

I really did not care for the Democratic debate either.  Obama and Hillary fighting and Edwards cashing in on it.  They need to dig deeper and see what they can do for the economy and how they can successfully get us out of Iraq.  And Gee, why not focus on the Republicans and quit falling into their trap of high taxes.  Quit saying you will rollback the tax breaks, Quit fighting and endless bickering.  Show us you are smart and can really make a difference and clean up the mess that the Bush Administration has left behind.

Ok, I just got through watching the segments on Youtube of the Glen Beck show featuring an hour with Dr. Ron Paul. I saw that some other blogs were stating Glen Beck was running some “Paul is Dead” at the bottom of the screen but I am still not sure what they are talking about because I did not notice it but then again I was more in tune to the interview itself than the “headline news” at the bottom.

Wow, this was a great interview I thought for an hour with Glen Beck. I feel that it was a fair and balanced interview for the most part. I am not even a big fan of Glen Beck because he seems very bipolar and Rush Limbaugh to me so it pains me to watch his show. Just like many of the shows including Nancy Grace on CNN they have gotten ridiculous to even waste time with its either celebrities on Anderson Cooper and Larry King or the rantings of Glen and Lou Dobbs. I prefer Keith Olbermann and most of the news on MSNBC until it comes time for the non-stop prison shows after “Live with Dan Abrams.”

I thought Ron Paul answered the questions superiorly and did an amazing job. Even on the 9-11 conspiracy questions that were thrown at him I thought he did a great job. I just cant say enough how this hour interview was so great you should watch it yourself!

His message was pretty simple - bring our troops home, quit wasting money in other countries, quit wasting tax money in general, and restore our constitution!
Fox & Friends Interview with Ron Paul

Now here is an interview that was NOT fair and balanced. These pinheads over at Faux News must have the biggest egos of all time. Yes, even bigger than Glen Beck and George Bush himself.

They are jealous because Ron Paul raised $6 million dollars in one day breaking records that the other republicans they are backing could not make. They asked Representative Paul to answer questions with ONE WORD ANSWERS in which was hugely unfair. Do they ask Guilini and Huckabee (Hickabee) to do the same?

I agree with Ron Paul that Governor Mike Huckabee’s commercial was sending a message that the other candidates were not “Christians.” Judging from what we have seen from Huckabee we know hes just running on his Baptist background and trying to mix religion and politics. When you strip the poor man of everything else there is nothing left to help our country out.

I can’t get enough of Ron Paul. I wish him luck and hope he beats out the neo-conservatives and restores something respectable within the GOP.

I watched the Republican Debate on CNN last nite. It was rather entertaining. I love how Giuliani came back at McCain about him reading the 400 page immigration reform but I was really impressed by the Texan Ron Paul. Senator Sam Brownback was just horrible— he was asked the most moral question and his answer was “pro-life.” I mean come on you jerk what about the war going on and violence and shootings on campuses! Brownback is clueless. He needs to learn to be more like Ron Paul from Texas who can differentiate church and state.

There was an entertaining moment when Giuliani was asked about abortion and then lightning struck a few times and you could not hear what he was saying… some of the candidates stepped away from him it was funny. He finally got it out and he had a good response.

I can deal with Mitt Romney, Giuliani, and Ron Paul but not Brownback (Kansas) or Gov. Mike Huckabee (Arkansas). I thought Mitt Romney defended his faith well but Huckabee was very defensive sounding. I am so sick of faith being mixed into politics. I certainly do not think a preacher can run our country.

It is too bad Arnold could not be up there — then it would have been even better. Thompson will probably ride his Law and Order straight to the nomination

You can tell by watching Ron Paul speak that he is more sincere than McCain and Mayor 9-11. McCain is two-faced and will tell you anything. That is why he was boo’ed at a few university audiences and he deserved it. He is a good BS’er though. If Ron Paul wins the nomination I may vote Republican. Ron Paul is the only Republican that I like. The others drip with insincerity and ignorance.

TheStreet.com was quoted saying “All of the candidates danced around the question. Only Rep. Ron Paul of Texas called the war a mistake.”

Ron Paul was also on Bill Maher’s HBO season finale saying what a lot of us have been saying since 9/11—that it was gitback for the Gulf War’s “blasphemies”—the Muslims considered it blasphemy to put “infidels”, especially women infidels in camo, within a stone’s throw of their holiest places during the first Gulf War. I mean, when Muslims make their pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina, they do it prayerfully and with cleansing rituals and extreme respect…for them, it’s the journey of a lifetime, something they do to honor God. And here’s these American soldiers, including women soldiers, just tromping around like they owned the place. Pissed them off a lot and Bin Laden used that outrage.

It’s hard to come up with an American parallel that would illustrate how they must have felt about it…most Americans don’t get universally emotional about any one thing that much.

Paul’s saying it is kind of like Nixon going to China—only a Republican could get away with it. If a Democrat said that, he or she would be gone.