Freedom_User

Yeah....Hopefully in my lifetime...

Viper420

After hearing his preacher on Fox news delivering a sermon of hate and knowing that Barak Obama has been listening to him for 20 years, I'm voting for whoever is running against him.
Here is a clip of the preacher..... It's said you'e known by the company you keep. This is a sample of Obama's company.

Freedom_User

I am voting for him regardless. I cannot handle another George Bush President.

Back on subject...

Obama said, "If prescribed by Doctor, he will stop the raids on MM users."

Does that mean it will be nationwide if prescribed?

Viper420

So you're going to vote for someone who hangs with racists...thats good to hear.
The man is going to say what ever is needed to get elected. You can decide to listen to his little snippets of far off promises or you can choose to see him for what he really is.....just another worthless politician. He changes colors to match the crowd he's with.

Freedom_User

....And here it comes...

He is not a racist. Descended from a white American mother and black Kenyan father.. Not to mention, that he was only raised by his mother. His father left him when he was 2 years old. I highly doubt that he has grown up to hate the color of his own mothers skin.

SacredJellybean

Seriously, is this the best you can do against Obama? Do you have a thing or two to say about an American flag lapel while you're at it?

So Obama's preacher is a little radical. Is that supposed to worry us? I agree with some of his sentiment, that there is a blow-back coming from certain international affairs we get into. Obama himself said that he regards Wright as "that uncle who says things you don't always agree with" or whatever. Spin this all you want, but I am not impressed.

Furthermore, McCain isn't exactly innocent of changing his political colors like a chameleon to suit the voters' attitudes, either.

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Daddyo

I had hoped at one time that the latest Democrat challenging for the presidency would grow som balls and stick to his beliefs. Not that a president can end all be all in the US government, but I was hoping against hope that Obama wouldn`t follow in the footsteps of the Clinton, Gore, Kerry trilogy of liars andwafflers. Oh well, maybe when political science catches on to how difficult it is to hide duplicity. If Obama continues the way he`s been conducting himself, he will not amount to much in the White House.


Obama Campaign Retracts Statement Supporting Decriminalization
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February 8, 2008 - Washington, DC, USA

Washington, DC: Senator Barack Obama’s campaign backed away from statements made last week affirming the Senator’s support for decriminalizing marijuana, after being confronted with inconsistencies in his past and present campaigns on the issue by the Washington Times. A spokesman for Obama’s campaign blamed confusion over the meaning of decriminalization for the inconsistencies, and said that while Obama does not support decriminalization, "we are sending far too many first-time, nonviolent drug users to prison for very long periods of time, and that we should rethink those laws."
For more information, please contact Allen St. Pierre, NORML Executive Director, at: allen@norml.org. Full text of the Washington Times article can be found at: http://www.washingtontimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080201/NATION/43529865/0/FRONTPAGE.

updated: Feb 07, 2008

Flippityfloppityflippity floppity....Squish!!!!

troublemaker_42

and this is old news to most of us wheo have been keeping up on the coverage...Obama, like any other politican, tells people what they want to hear, regardless of his personal feelings...personal feelings on issues don't get votes...appealing to the masses at every turn (even if it is all based in deceit) does. Obama is no differnt from Clinton...or McCain...or Romney...or Gullieani....or Bush....or anyone else who has to be elected into power. They all lie through their teeth to get the power they so desperately want. I can't think of a single candidtate that hasn''t flipped flopped on issues numerous times, just to echo the feelings of America at that specific point and time.

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If total government control equals safety, why are prisons so dangerous?

Freedom_User

So...Your view is that everyone who goes to his church is a cesspool filled with racists?

troublemaker_42

I wouldn't attend a churh for 20 years and refer to its leader as "Almost like an Uncle" if I disagreed with what the underlying message was, and they way it was promoted. If the KKK held weekly meetings, would you, as a non-racist, attend for 30 years just because you like dthe fellowhip but disagreed with the ideas being promoted? "I'm not a drunk, I just go to the bar because I like to drink all day"