CNN: 60 % Say Obama Does Not Have The Right Experience To Be President

[BeatleBoot]

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/03/18/poll.quality/index.html

CNN POll: 60 % SAY OBAMA DOES NOT HAVE THE RIGHT EXPERIENCE TO BE PRESIDENT

Obama is the only candidate who a majority of Americans -- roughly 60 percent -- say does not have the right experience to be president, the poll showed

[angie_love]

1. -- 56 percent -- say Sen. Barack Obama will be able to achieve that task

when it comes to CHANGE

[FARAFIELD]

26. Most Delegates and Voters dont feel Hillary can

chew on that

[graywarrior]

2. Who in hell believes these polls?

[saracat]

3. But watch the Obamites refuse to admit this! Next!

[mwdem]

18. ...and Bush had what experience?

A lot of people still voted for him.

[Booster]

23. And look how well that turned out.

[angie_love]

4. ALSO

Survey respondents also ranked the Illinois senator highest -- 65 percent -- when asked who would work with both parties to get things done

[LakeSamish706]

5. So based on the current President, what is required in the experience category? n/t

[JoFerret]

39. There are some similarites between Bush and Obama

on the experience front. He is unlike him in many other ways of course. Thankfully.

However - he does not have the experience nor depth I would like to see

[Doctor_J]

6. Yes, the MSM has been somewhat effective in projecting this lie

but he will overcome it.

[angie_love]

11. 60% say they will be PROUD to have OBAMA as PRESIDENT.

Only 50 percent for McCain, Hillary 57%

[mopinko]

43. ding ding ding. we have a winner.

exactly right. i can't believe that so few people have figured out that the constant repetition of questions is a way to implant doubts and ideas. the answer is always staring them in the face. they are just too ??? think it through. sigh.

[parasim]

7. Yeah, well, then that 60% of Americans are idiots.

on edit: changed to say that 60%... since another 62% said they'd be proud to have Obama as president.

Geez, these polls... makin' me crazy...

[SoonerPride]

8. But this election is about change, deary

And your poll shows:

When it comes to bringing about change, a majority of Americans -- 56 percent -- say Sen. Barack Obama will be able to achieve that task

And Change is what the people want

[DemGa]

9. Certainly one of his weakest points -- he would get nailed with it

repeatedly by the right-wing.

[EFerrari]

Unlike Hillary who will be greeted with flowers and candy.

lol

[Elidor]

10. Experience? They can vote for more war and misery, or they can vote for a better future

Experience sure didn't get the Chimp into office.

[Nitrogenica]

12. Just because they say it, doesn't make it so.

This year I've noticed the polls are off quite a bit.

Perhaps the polls are reflecting some people's negative intents, or the dynamics have changed in a way that the pollsters havn't anticipated.

My gut tells me the cable news polls are to be trusted the least.

[XemaSab]

13. Thanks, Hitlery

:eyes:

[wileedog]

14. 62% say they would be proud if he was there President

Apparently experience ain't everything, is it?

[chocome]

15. thanks for posting it ! Hope the Superdelegates take notice of his high negatives

[SoonerPride]

30. You mean liike Richardson?

The Super Delegates are flocking to Obama.

It is over.

[johnnydrama]

44. they'd have to skip by

They'd need to skip by her gigantic negatives. The ones she's maintained for 15 years.

[acrosstheuniverse]

16. Thanks Hillary...

for reminding us of that. And I look forward to President Mccain. He's got enough experience. And so did LBJ and Hitler and James Buchanan (the worst President of our nation) :sarcasm:

[skids]

17. Nothing resumeblaster.com or whatnot can't fix...

...or so say all the emails posing as job offers I still get from my jobsite profiles.

[splat]

19. Not blinded by man-love, they actually look at the candidate's history

[wileedog]

20. Yeah they do

and 62% say they would be proud if he was President.

Must like his history.

[NRaleighLiberal]

21. 100% of my family thinks that CNN is full of shit! nt

[loveangelc]

22. so? he wins almost everything else...

[Medusa]

24. Like Hillary does?

her resume is as padded as a football player suited up for the Super Bowl. :eyes:

[zonkers]

25. CNN???? Hahahaha!!!!!! #(&*^#$@*^!*#! Who cares??????

CNN. snicker.

[chocome]

28. 1,019 adult Americans that were asked, they dont count ?we have heard that one before from Obamabots

[wileedog]

29. Yeah and 62% of them would be proud to have Obama as President

Seriously have you Hillary folks just given up?

[zonkers]

34. !!!)+!IK(#IR_+!@!,l you know.

[chocome]

27. The poll surveyed 1,019 adult Americans on March 14-16

Majority of Americans -- 56 percent-- say Obama will be able to bring about change
50 percent said they'd be proud to have McCain as president
Obama is the only candidate who a majority say doesn't have the right experience

[sellitman]

31. Weird the way the popular vote shows the opposite.

Were people voting on Florida ballots across this country?

[David__77]

32. They'll vote for him anyway.

A lot of people aren't putting too much stock in old fashioned "experience" lately,.

[texastoast]

33. About as much as Abe Lincoln n/t

[jalynn]

37. Bush's platform

that he ran on was also change. Boy did he ever keep that promise. Of course he didn't say what kind of change. Also Bush also didn't have much experience, and look where we are today.

[texastoast]

38. Two different species

Methinks.

But we'll all see.

[desi]

35. Quite simply...an empty suit...

[dchill]

36. 100% OF THAT 60% UNABLE TO DEFINE..

THE RIGHT EXPERIENCE TO BE PRESIDENT

[RBInMaine]

40. Function of the right wing media bias.

[Yes We Did]

41. Obama called little CNN out, why would they say good things about him

They are shilling for Clinton. Obama was correct. These are networks who want to keep doing the same thing.

[Yes We Did]

42. Bush had a lot of experience, didn't he? No thanks, Hillary we don't want any more of that.

I think I'll take a dose of sanity from Obama.