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He is a great, charismatic, YOUNG man.
He will bring the change to America
and not the third world war-as McCain would. |
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Out of the three main ones that are there, yep, i'd have to agree. |
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Obama will be a President who will lead by helping guide people back into a sense of involvement in
their government. And if you think he's all talk - face facts - his movement (and it is a movement)
is very real people are volunteering because this articulate, vigorous legislator with more
legislative experience than Hillary Clinton has way more substance than Hillary. Hillary is smart
and has deep knowledge on a lot of topics, but she can't see beyond her own grudges. Obama will be
the President for the Future because he has already found numerous ways to use Internet technology
as an easy lever to get we busy Americans involved again in our own government. |
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Edwards would have been better in my opinion, but, of the three left in the race, Obama I think
would be best. Of course, any democrat would be better than any republican.
The main concern I have about Obama, though, is his potential naivete. He talks about
bipartisanship, of reaching out, bringing the country together, as you do in your post. Why is it
always Democrats who try and be bipartisan and reach out? When the Repugnicans get in, they stomp
all over everything democrats care about. They don't worry about reaching out or being bipartisan.
So why should democrats have to be concerned about it?
Politics isn't supposed to be bipartisan. If it was, we wouldn't need democracy at all; wouldn't
need to choose from among a number of competing options. The democrats should get into office and
vigorously advance their own agenda, without worrying about how republicans feel about it. |
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Hussein would bring prayer back into the schools, but it would be mandatory and several times a day. |
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No way barack oboma is not to be trusted he has been friends with sadam hussein. |
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It would be like any other Democrat winning office. In this case, Hillary or Obama, this country
would crash. |
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I don't like him i just feel he's not ready for this position and he has gotten a free ride with
press, Hillary all the way. |
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I am totally against Obama! He is not ready for the job of President. No way...not now! He has
not moved from junior Senator and wants to be President? I don't get it. |
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Could those who believe that Barack Obama would "bring about the changes that are so needed" tell me
precisely what these concrete changes are? As far as I can tell, Hillary Clinton has a more
comprehensive plan for reforming America's dismal health care system and she is also far more
capable when it comes to dealing with foreign policy issues.
Clinton and Obama's responses to how they would deal with Iran were telling. In a debate late last
year, Obama and Clinton were asked if they would sit down and negotiate with Iran's leaders. Obama,
somewhat foolishly, said that he would, because talking is the only way of resolving the nuclear
issue. Clinton, however, said that she would not engage in direct dialogue, because the Iranians
could use this as a propaganda victory. Clinton is absolutely right and this shows her level of
maturity and her experience in politics. |
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I do not think that Barack Obama is good for the United States. I do not know how American people
can really trust him. Although he does not practice Muslim right now, he does have ties to the
Muslim religion and I do not feel that the US needs to have a Muslim president or any president with
ties to the Muslim world. With all that has gone on over the war, I think that the US needs a
president who is going to work towards improving the US and spend less money on other countries. I
will definitely be voting for Hillary. I really think that John Edwards would have been the best
choice for president, but it is too late for him now, so Hillary would be my second choice. I cannot
trust Obama. I would rather see another republican before I see Obama in the White House. |
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I'm from Illinois, and I do not like Barack Obama. I think he is a good leader, but that means
nothing with TERRIBLE, socialist, radical, dumbfouded views.
Hopefully the United States of America will survive beyond his presidency so that I can show my
children pictures of what life was like before Barack Obama was our President. |
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15 Feb 2008 07:44
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