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Nan, I am scared. I thought the Obama phenom would be over by now. Last night, saw him being interviewed on ABCNews, and when he flashed his “grin,” it was the creepiest sight I have ever seen on anyone’s face. Total madness.

Madness is sometimes mistaken for charisma. Maybe Nowhere Man is right.

Something about Obama scares the living "batcrap" out of me. It is worse than Jimmy Carter when he arrived out of nowhere, at least in Carter's case, he did have a track record as governor, but Obama seems like he rose out of nowhere, I think he was a Chicago politician, basically a nobody before he came Senator, now he is a contender for President? Either there is a "shadow government or powers that be" behind him or he is an Anti-Christ. Whatever you think, something just ain't kosher here.

Hillary I don't like naturally, but I don't think she'd have too much traction if she was President, I think we have enough Republicans to shut her down 90% of the time but with Obama, he has that charm, charisma, madness that he could get his way.

I agree. Hillary is much more beatable than Obama-rama.

How did we get to the place where Republicans have allowed such a vacuum to exist into which, or from which, such as Obama can emerge. I think he was no more than a city councilman before becoming a senator. A United States Senator!! Arguably the most exclusive club in the world!!

We have a mayor here in Los Angeles, watching and waiting for the same opportunity. As “the first Latino mayor,” the first thing he did after election was travel to Washington D.C. to be assessed and groomed by the power brokers there. Do not be surprised if Tony Villar emerges as Obama’s veep.

This vacuum we have allowed by our disarray, by the spiteful non-voters of 2006, by GWB’s tone deafness re border security/illegal immigration, etc., is ripe for Dem opportunity.

Obama knows it. Oprah knows it. The Latinos know it.