Having lived in the Detroit Metro area all my life I have seen good times and bad and I have to tall you things are bad right now. Having based the economy the auto industry was really a big mistake which many people are just now realizing, but it may be too late. Don’t get me wrong I love the city of Detroit, its the government that doesn’t have a clue.

For as long as I can remember the people who live in Detroit have been put on the back burner in favor of building up Riverfront and the like instead of working with what they already have. Now with the recent text messaging scandal the focus again had been put on the negative and the current mayor is to blind to see what it is doing to the city. Maybe one day government officials will realize that its the people who made Detroit and not some riverfront establishment. Show the people they are important and things will change.

Marcia
Warren MI

I believe that Senator Barack Obama will continue his sweep of the states tonight, primarily because he’s doing such an excellent and outstanding job, running a very tight and efficient campaign ship. Regardless of what the nay-sayers, and those full of hatred for Obama might think, there are indeed much higher powers who have definite plans for Senator Obama to take the Whitehouse in January 2009.

Senator Obama is right on course. Big changes from a great man and true architect are coming to America and the world. Real hope to the many, is very much alive and well right now!

Has America forgotten the Bill once lied to me then has the audacity to make me, an adult, question whether I knew what the definition of sex was. Because of those lies, when he says he did all he could for my African American community , I cannot believe him. Not only did he hurt me then–he hurts Hillary now. And those statements about Obama not being qualified, well from and African-American insiders’ position—we always hear that argument when racism decides to rear its’ ugly head. That’s why the community has shunned Hillary. Saying that a black person is not qualified is part of the lexicon that Blacks associate and identify with racial bias. This is a fact and know one wants to talk about that.

I live for the Westminster dog show. I think the beagle will win. And you know, if there’s a poodle there, it will always win at least one category. It ain’t Westminster if a poodle doesn’t win at least once.

About Obama: I hope he continues his sweep. I think his momentum is unstoppable at this point.

I have to say, primary day still excites me. I wondered a month or so back if my enthusiasm for primaries would still be here, and it is! I will be eagerly waiting for results tonight.

Have a good day everyone!

I think Obama will continue his roll. Hillary has a long row to how in my opinion to stop him. It seems to me that he has stolen her thunder so to speak that she had in the beginning. Maybe by changing her campaign manager she can get some fresh new ideas to get rolling with. If not she may lose this thing big time and the super delegates won’t be needed.

So no show tonight huh!? Well I guess the election program it is then! And can I say can we PLEASE get more news on 360 and WAY less politics. I know Anderson said he liked this much politics but he isn’t the one having to actually watch the show! I’m just sayin…LOL And honestly I have been having to get my news from another show…which I won’t name here! So PLEASE 360 give me some news so I don’t have to go elsewhere!

Cynthia, Covington, Ga.

Since John McCain appears to have the republican nomination in the bag, there’s no need for young republicans to vote in the republican primaries. Instead, young republicans are voting in the open democratic primaries for Barack Obama, in an attempt to knock Hillary Clinton out of the race. According to my son who is a graduate student, Clinton is seen as the only real threat to McCain, and young Republicans are using Obama to get rid of her. Every time I hear Obama brag about young Republicans voting for him in the democratic primaries, I cringe. Is he really so naïve and clueless that he doesn’t realize he is just being used? These young people have no intention of voting for Obama in November. And if college students are clever enough to figure out how to manipulate public opinion by using Obama, what do you think world leaders would do with him? If I, as a parent, can get these young people to admit to me what they are up to, then I am sure the media has known it all along. But many in the media are gleefully going along with this game and outright pretend to believe that there is something miraculous about Obama’s popularity. I don’t believe for a minute that all of the analysts and commentators are that stupid. People in the media are just using Obama to serve their own interests too, and without conscience.

Bob B.
Concord, Ohio

As an avid CNN watcher, I am dismayed at the obvious bias of some of your people on issues surrounding the campaign. As a news junkie, I am not the least bit interested in the personal choice of reporters and news gatherers. I only want “the facts, maam”. It is unacceptable that the media should attempt to influence (rather succesfully) the outcome of any voter pool or section of the country. I am particularly unimpressed by the very beautiful young black woman who is so obviously an obama promoter. She is so opinionated and one-sided that you lose me everytime she is given so much ‘floor space’. I am 77 and have a very good mind of my own and I certainly know when someone is trying to manipulate me. Stop it! You, anderson, have always been the most impressive and straight-forward young reporter I have seen. Bravo! Wolf, on the other hand has drifted significantly away from reporting to trying to influence outcomes (he thinks of it as interpreting the news) Please, everyone…just the fact…please.

Bushenomics! at work. Obviously Pres.Bush has never every dealt with foreclosures. When your house is “in foreclosure”, that means you are already behind on the note by better than 3 to 4 months, so putting it off for 30 days is a joke. If you can’t come up with the money before that, then 30 days isn’;t going to help. Almost cruel joke at that. Only makes the numbers look better for the statistics for that month.

Depends what you consider miserable. SF is a very beautiful city, however the average price of a fixer-upper home is @$1 million dollars! We are also in the top 5 for nightmarish commutes!

Anderson,
Didn’t know where to post this so I am putting it to you.
We know everything we need to know about the candidates and get the same information over and over again. However I have never heard anyone ask or seen any of the newschannels do a segment about, the advisors to the candidates and those who will be advising whoever becomes President. I would like to know who these people are, what their credentials are and their records. Who are these people behind the President who are helping make all the policy decisions that are credited to the President.

If you get to be one of the moderators of the future debates I would love to have you ask them the question and do a segment on 360.