The Next U.S.A President

[Lymon]

Politics causes way too many heated arguments Edited October 11, 2008 at 03:50 PM by Lymon

[Wunderkind]

The best for America it' s Obama

 

Please I don't want another republican goverment.

 

Make the love, not the war!!

[Nmj]

Obama is in Toledo Ohio this monday near where I Live!!!!

-Nmj

[scorp82]

The best for America it' s Obama

 

Please I don't want another republican goverment.

 

Make the love, not the war!!

 

 

I honestly do not think the best for America is Obama. And mind you, I am a Democrat. I do not support the Republic ideology... I voted for Kerry in 2004 and I would have voted for Hillary had she become the Democratic nominee. As such, I do not like Bush's government. However, I will be voting for John McCain.

 

For some reason, Obama does not convince me. I will say that he is a great, inspirational speaker. Yet I do not see any substance in his words.

 

Obama has spoken about leaving Iraq soon... Yet he has also said that if necessary, we will go to Pakistan and kill Bin Laden and crush Al-Qaeda. Would that strategy not cause another long drawn war? And crushing Al-Qaeda entirely will not be simple... It is better said than done. Another war and occupation is the last thing we need right now. And if that happens, you better believe this country will have more and more problems.

 

As much as I do not agree with an American occupation of Iraq, our troops cannot leave just yet. The Iraqi government must be able to create a more stable environment for the country first. If we were to leave Iraq now during these unstable moments, the country will certainly fall further to the dangers of insurgency and the real threat of the country becoming a breeding ground of Al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations. Let's go back to the late 1970s when American and European forces arrived in Afghanistan to oust the invasion of Communist Russia. After the Russians were removed, the U.S. and European forces just left Afghanistan and did not help the country reach stability. As a result, Afghanistan became prime territory for the Taliban and terrorist organization. We are still dealing with Afghanistan 30 years later. So, we cannot afford for our next generations to continue dealing with Iraq 30 years from now.

 

And I will say something else... I am not here to argue or criticize anyone. I am simply stating my point of view. We all can agree to disagree. Ultimately, we all don't have to agree in order to get along.

Edited October 13, 2008 at 03:00 AM by scorp82

[manilou]

According to polls Obama leads in the Electoral College:

 

Obama: 359

McCain: 169

 

Some states might vote democratic for the very first time.

 

If i were american I'd of course vote for Obama.

What scares me are these comments at McCain rallys, like I read about him and he's an Arab or people screaming Terrorist. All these negative ads have turned some people into stupid children or mobs and that's really scary. I hope Obama wins so these people see he's a good guy.

[Céline's Blues]

Something's telling me the lekshun this time will be a lot harder to steal for the Republicans than the last one.

[Bralo20]

Obama has spoken about leaving Iraq soon... Yet he has also said that if necessary, we will go to Pakistan and kill Bin Laden and crush Al-Qaeda. Would that strategy not cause another long drawn war? And crushing Al-Qaeda entirely will not be simple... It is better said than done. Another war and occupation is the last thing we need right now. And if that happens, you better believe this country will have more and more problems.

 

As much as I do not agree with an American occupation of Iraq, our troops cannot leave just yet. The Iraqi government must be able to create a more stable environment for the country first. If we were to leave Iraq now during these unstable moments, the country will certainly fall further to the dangers of insurgency and the real threat of the country becoming a breeding ground of Al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations. Let's go back to the late 1970s when American and European forces arrived in Afghanistan to oust the invasion of Communist Russia. After the Russians were removed, the U.S. and European forces just left Afghanistan and did not help the country reach stability. As a result, Afghanistan became prime territory for the Taliban and terrorist organization. We are still dealing with Afghanistan 30 years later. So, we cannot afford for our next generations to continue dealing with Iraq 30 years from now.

 

And I will say something else... I am not here to argue or criticize anyone. I am simply stating my point of view. We all can agree to disagree. Ultimately, we all don't have to agree in order to get along.

 

Do you honestly think that the invasion of the US Army in Iraq was a good thing for the Iraqis? And I mean honestly... Yes I know that Sadam wasn't the best friend of the USA and that he was a dictator and maybe also a bit a terrorist... But the people of Iraq hadn't it to bad back then... At least Sadam wasn't as bad as the deceased Kim Il-Sung and Kim Jong-Il from Northern Korea... Compared to North Korea people in Iraq had a decent live... At least before the USA invaded the country... They invaded Iraq on false grounds, until today, several years after the invasion they have still not found the weapons of mass destruction they claimed to find in Iraq. If you question an Iraqi he or she will tell that live was much better before the invasion by the USA...

 

The best thing the USA can do at this point (and also the other army's present in Iraq) is leave the country as soon as possible and let the people there found their own country...

 

The USA even removed North Korea from the terrorist list even though it's a more dangerous country than Iraq was back in those days...

 

We'll have to wait after the elections but I certainly hope that Obama will win the elections and that he will change a lot... And yes, the withdrawal from Iraq is a very good thing... People (including Americans) are getting killed for no reason...

 

Hope for the best but prepare for the worst... In this case is McCain unfortunately the worst thing that can happen to the USA... From Europe's point of view... (I know Americans will see it slightly different)

[Love,]

Hillary has showed up and publicly supported Obama 50 times... more times than any runner-up of any party in history, combined.

 

Edited October 13, 2008 at 02:40 PM by Love,

[no1celinefan]

I think Barack Obama will be the next president, but i like McCain better

[manilou]

http://sendables.jibjab.com/view/LHI43XoKjmFi44bC

 

Just for you, pay attention at 1:55

Edited October 13, 2008 at 05:12 PM by manilou

[Nmj]

Obama is staying in a Log Cabin Resort 1 minute from my house.

he and his family are here in Ohio and he will be here until Wednesday preparing for his debate against John McCain on Wednesday October 15

-Nmj!

[no1celinefan]

Obama is staying in a Log Cabin Resort 1 minute from my house.

he and his family are here in Ohio and he will be here until Wednesday preparing for his debate against John McCain on Wednesday October 15

-Nmj!

 

 

woa! that's cool!

[Nmj]

I Just met Barack Obama today!!!

 

I went to his log cabin and walked the beach and there he was ...My mom, dad Barack and His wife and I walked the beach together in Oregon Ohio and he talked to us...Many secret service were their walking infront and behind of us but they were really nice!!

 

I told him I was a Hillary supporter but now I support him and he was greatful, he signed my yard sign and my book I also took a pic with him but my scanner is broken ..ill get it up as soon as I fix it!!! I just have to say real quick he is so normal someone you would want to shoot hops with or have a beer and watch the game with. The average Joe.. I cant see Mccain doing this.

-Nmj

 

 

Obama, Biden 2008

Yes We Can!

CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN

Edited October 14, 2008 at 09:13 PM by Nmj

[incognito]

I Just met Barack Obama today!!!

 

I went to his log cabin and walked the beach and there he was ...My mom, dad Barack and His wife and I walked the beach together in Oregon Ohio and he talked to us...Many secret service were their walking infront and behind of us but they were really nice!!

 

I told him I was a Hillary supporter but now I support him and he was greatful, he signed my yard sign and my book I also took a pic with him but my scanner is broken ..ill get it up as soon as I fix it!!! I just have to say real quick he is so normal someone you would want to shoot hops with or have a beer and watch the game with. The average Joe.. I cant see Mccain doing this.

-Nmj

 

 

Obama, Biden 2008

Yes We Can!

CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN

 

Did you tell him all about his biggest fan princessejen and how she can't wait for him to become president?

[Nmj]

Actually I did have a long conversation with him and I asked him if he thinks he is finally winning over all those disfunctional Clinton voters. He told me he hopes so and that he and Hillary have really grown to like each other (they always did) but even more now after this primary election believe it or not... I'm sure he knows about the broken up HC voters like Jen but I wanted to about other things. Since this would be my first election I could vote in.

 

I cant stress enough just how NORMAL this man is... he is so approachable I'm so glad i met him makes my vote even more right for me! He stayed here 1 minute from my house for 4 Days!!!

I forget to say I went looking FOR HIM but he HE CAME TO US...something I think McCain would never do.

 

ON A SIDENOTE: Hillary was asked if she would ever consider ruuning for President in the future again and she replied saying almost close to a 0% chance she would run again.

 

Wake up Jen... We need change!

-Nmj

Edited October 15, 2008 at 12:02 AM by Nmj

[Love,]

That is SO AWESOME! I'm so happy for you!

 

I'm so glad you had a chance to mingle and get personally acquainted with THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!! :w00t: :w00t:

 

P.S. Yes, Obama is Celine and McCain is Mariah! :sofunny:

[Nmj]

Thankyou

[Love,]

I want to see an Obama vs. Palin debate...

[incognito]

I want to see an Obama vs. Palin debate...

 

It would be a verbal massacre.

[Love,]

 

Check this out.... "'Highlights ' from the Final Debate"

 

[Love,]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXC2ZlJ2vHg

 

Joy Behar: "Palin is Dick Cheney in a dress."

 

And Elizabeth Hasselbeck needs brain implants!

Edited October 17, 2008 at 02:43 AM by Love,

[Annalicious]

That is SO AWESOME! I'm so happy for you!

 

I'm so glad you had a chance to mingle and get personally acquainted with THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!! :w00t: :w00t:

 

P.S. Yes, Obama is Celine and McCain is Mariah! :sofunny:

 

And Palin is Britney.

[celinevegas]

I'm voted Obama!!!!! I count on him for better America!!!!!!

[Nmj]

I find the view of non-americans quite funny ...they are smart adn want change jus like me and all of us

[Bradders]

That is SO AWESOME! I'm so happy for you!

 

I'm so glad you had a chance to mingle and get personally acquainted with THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!! :w00t: :w00t:

 

P.S. Yes, Obama is Celine and McCain is Mariah! :sofunny:

McCain is Mariah They both support Obama, right?

 

Obama is the best choice in my opinion even though i'm not American. So vote Obama !!!

[Scramasboy]

I want to see an Obama vs. Palin debate...

I wish we could have been able to see a Palin/Clinton debate!

 

ps. HELLO!

[Love,]

I want to see an Obama vs. Palin debate...

I wish we could have been able to see a Palin/Clinton debate!

 

ps. HELLO!

Hi.

 

ps. Hillary Clinton would tear Sarah Palin to shreds!

Edited October 18, 2008 at 08:49 AM by Love,

[Scramasboy]

I want to see an Obama vs. Palin debate...

I wish we could have been able to see a Palin/Clinton debate!

 

ps. HELLO!

Hi.

 

ps. Hillary Clinton would tear Sarah Palin to shreds!

Exactly my point, MWAHAHAHAHA!

[incognito]

Colin Powell endorses Obama.

 

Another blow for McCain.

[Love,]

Colin Powell endorses Obama.

Another blow for McCain.

Yep!

And for anyone who doesn't know this already: Colin Powell was a former Secretary of State for George Bush, Sr.