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Mateusz · 09 Nov 2008, 10:32

people follow visibilities often "a black president won, then there is a break!" and in principle everybody then there is other man, i hate the stereotypes..

Leningrad · 09 Nov 2008, 15:46

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Originally Posted by poul e

I feel exactly the same....there's something about Obama that I don't like.....just can't put my finger on it. I am certain though that Sarah Palin shouldn't get anywhere near any important decisions!!!

Read on BBC that she once though africa was a country!

Foolship1077 · 11 Nov 2008, 00:05

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Originally Posted by FallenAngel

Obama, don't listen to the crap of you advisers! Listen to AV and be a good president!
Good luck! You can use it!

Ooooh, we can Change the World,
We can Change the World...

Would have made a great theme for him...if he only knew the song existed...

:D

Loralai · 28 Nov 2008, 06:25

It is my turn to stir the political pot.

I agree with poul e - there is something about Obama that makes me very suspicious about his motivation and his ability to lead the US out of war and economic collapse. Obama is just too smooth in his words and the delivery of them. He is a great preacher but that may be all.

I carefully watched this political race and did not see any substance behind Obamas talk. (Hillary was robbed!) However, we will have a new president and I pray that he will listen to his advisers most of whom coincidentally are from the Clinton presidency.

During the campaign, Michelle Obama made the statement that this was the first time in her life that she was proud of her country. This revelation coming from a lawyer whose livelyhood relies upon her ability to speak honestly and communicate effectively has shared with the world her true feelings for the United States.

I am not impressed.

wii · 02 Oct 2009, 08:42

Obama is in Copenhagen right now, the city is filled with cops all over the place, but I did manage to get to work in time

colette · 02 Oct 2009, 18:21

I'm not into politics in a big way but I read Obama's book 'Tales From My Father' and I think he is a man of substance.

28 Nov 2008, 06:25	#24
Loralai Exclusive Fanclub Member Join Date: 12 Feb 2008 Location: Atlantic Canada Posts: 389	It is my turn to stir the political pot. I agree with poul e - there is something about Obama that makes me very suspicious about his motivation and his ability to lead the US out of war and economic collapse. Obama is just too smooth in his words and the delivery of them. He is a great preacher but that may be all. I carefully watched this political race and did not see any substance behind Obamas talk. (Hillary was robbed!) However, we will have a new president and I pray that he will listen to his advisers most of whom coincidentally are from the Clinton presidency. During the campaign, Michelle Obama made the statement that this was the first time in her life that she was proud of her country. This revelation coming from a lawyer whose livelyhood relies upon her ability to speak honestly and communicate effectively has shared with the world her true feelings for the United States. I am not impressed. I am easily satisfied with the very best. Winston Churchill

09 Nov 2008, 10:32	#21
Mateusz Banned Join Date: 05 Jun 2008 Posts: 2,001	people follow visibilities often "a black president won, then there is a break!" and in principle everybody then there is other man, i hate the stereotypes..

02 Oct 2009, 08:42	#25
wii Dream Master Join Date: 07 Nov 2000 Location: Denmark Posts: 13,705	Obama is in Copenhagen right now, the city is filled with cops all over the place, but I did manage to get to work in time

02 Oct 2009, 18:21	#26
colette Forever Young(ish) Join Date: 02 Jan 2009 Posts: 1,662	I'm not into politics in a big way but I read Obama's book 'Tales From My Father' and I think he is a man of substance.