He seems to do no wrong. All are mesmerized by his speeches. His looks are divine and he walks with grace. He has come to save _the United States and the rest of the world _ from all that ails us. He will bring you peace and give you rest. He is the chosen and only one. Without him there is no hope.
Vote for Barack Obama. He is a deity.
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All are waiting for the real John McCain to step on stage and take charge. What is he waiting on? Give us a race John. Show us what you are made of. Yes, the media seems to be infactuated with Barack Obama, but can you blame them? What are you doing John to make yourself known. Even FOX News isn't giving you any positive airtime. What is going on? John McCain all are waiting for you to do something. Do anything. Try this _ Obama was wrong on the surge, which has and is working in Iraq.
Barack is yet to admit he was wrong. Why don't you challenge him on this point? Light some fire under him and make him defend himself. John...John...were are you? Talk about Obama's lack of judgment on realizing the surge is working. You could even go after his idea of removing troops from Iraq and sending to Afghanistan. One of his own supporters, Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski, has said this could be a mistake _ talk about it John. Steal his thunder. Remember John you are in a race. It is competitive. It is ok to get a little fired up! You can't sit at the head of your own dinner table and act like the waiter. Wake up!
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If you're not happy with the candidacy of Barack Obama-Democrat or John McCain-Republican, it's not to late to support either of the pictured lesser media covered candidates, who are also running for the President of the United States. From left to right Ralph Nader-Independent Party; Bob Barr-Libertarian-Party Candidate and Cynthia McKinney-Green Party Candidate.
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As was expected, Barack Obama wooed the crowd in Germany. Isn't he running for President in the United States. Shouldn't he be working on attracting the blue collar voters in America. Remember them? The voters he couldn't attract and the media said he didn't need during the primaries.
And then there is John McCain. If you are listening to the media, you would think the race is over and Obama has this thing wrapped up. But a closer observation and look at the national polls tells a completely different story the race is close. But this really doesn't matter, if McCain doesn't wake-up from his stupor and realize he is running for the President of the United States.
How many times has he tried to get the nomination for the Republican Party. Now he has it, and what is he doing? Hello?? Earth to McCain!!
"and we are not saved..."
Is it really a presidential race? Is it a competition even? If so, how can McCain compete with a young, good looking, vibrant-man with fresh ideas? This is a case of the young and the old. New ideas verse the old status quo. This isn't to say McCain's ideas aren't good and won't work, but the American voter seems to be leaning toward something new. Whatever McCain puts out there will be seen as a throw back to the Bush years, which some see as being disastrous. Where did it all go wrong and can McCain change it? One suggestion for McCain is to stop with the old fogy attitude, develop a personality somehow and become more approachable. Change your attire and relax a little. Yes you are a Republican, but even they know how to have fun _ look at George Bush, Jr. The world is changing. America has changed and wants to be hip. Take heed and follow. Go where the people want you to go. Give the people the candidate they want.
"and we are not saved..."
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video must be worth millions! Click on the video below to see Barack Obama’s athletic side. 
According to Andrea Mitchell, an MSNBC news correspondent, who is traveling overseas with Barack Obama, the news media was not given photo access to the presumptive Democratic nominee and his travel delegation on their trip.
Nor did Obama conduct press conferences for reporters. The pictures and video you are viewing were prepared by the military press and released to the public. While the media has reported that Obama and his travel delegation have been well received so far on this trip, no one in the media has protested their lack of access to him. In previous years' reporters have always had access to candidates, why else would they travel with them?
Another Interesting tidbit, a majority of the soldiers in the pictures and video are minorities.
You would be hard pressed to find such a photo in America (all minority). Is this indicative of the make-up of soldiers fighting the war in Afghanistan and Iraq? Or could it be that here in America there isn’t a large minority population for Barack to have a photo with?
And finally, did anyone think the Iraq’s Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki would not agree with Obama’s troop removal time table? It seems everyone wants America out except the Bush White House. Certainly there is a risk in a precipitous removal, but there is also a risk in staying too long.
Next stop Jordan!
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No matter what any one says, whether they are black or white or even God himself (not that he would use the word) it is NEVER EVER ok to use the "N" word. In a joke, in a song, in private conversations, never, ever should the word be seen as acceptable to use. There are no exceptions.
African Americans are deceiving themselves to think that they own the word and only they should be allowed to use it, as was suggested by Whoopi Goldberg and Sherri Shepherd this week on The View, when discussing Jesse Jackson's use of the word. If you recall, Jackson landed in hot water last week when he was heard on a “hot mic” saying he wanted to remove a part of Barack Obama's male anatomy. What wasn't heard or even reported until now is that Jackson used the "N" word.
Allow me to dissect Jesse Jackson wanting to forcibly remove Obama's testicles. Jackson’s comments were not only said in bad taste but could be viewed as a racist remark. Does this make Jackson a racist? Many would say no because both he and Obama are black. Therefore, his comments get the label in bad taste. But I am sure many whites are thinking how did he (Jackson) get away with making such a comment? A white man would have been castrated, metaphorically speaking of course, for uttering those words. Now a brief lesson in history: During the Jim Crow era black men who were lynched were also castrated by white men. So, if a white man of Jackson’s prominence had made similar remarks he would probably be looking for another country to live in (even if he was speaking metaphorically like Jackson). Lesson to learn: what’s good for the goose isn’t always good for the gander.
Second point, In America White's can't always speak metaphorically when it applies to blacks _but blacks can. Heck blacks can speak about any group they please (except for Jews) without feeling the heat. Why is this? I don't know. But maybe there is a sense of entitlement by blacks. Because they have endured so much under the white man a pass has been extended to them. Is this fair? NO! It’s not even true.
Now back to the dreaded and feared 'N" word. I repeat, it is never ok to use the word no matter who you are, or the content it is being used. The new cool fascination with the “N" word is viewed the way it is today because some blacks have been trying to take the word and remove the sting from it. Sorry folks it won't work. I will use the analogy of body odor. No matter how you try and cover it up with cologne or spray _ body odor is body odor no matter whose body it comes from. The only way to get rid of it is to wash it away. Or more basically crap stinks you can't cover it up. Likewise the "N" word is demeaning, hurtful and derogatory no matter who says it.
If blacks continue trying to convince themselves that only they can use the word and not white or yellow people, a disservice is done. How can we become one united group sharing the same values and ideas when separate rules are set up for different individuals? Some blacks say they use the word as a term of endearment. What?? History has already defined the word as being negative, why then would a person want to endear a person with such a negative word? Can't another word be used _ like “honey”?
In my view, an attempt to justify the use of a word, which has and will always have a negative meaning, is an indication of deeper psychological issues with the group or person justifying its use.
"and we are not saved..."
