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| In the world of politics, a face of true change comes around about once a generation. The last real voice of change in America was the Kennedy family, both John and Bobby. It seems that the time has come for a new voice of change, and his name is Barack Obama. A democratic hopeful for the white house who has continued to gain momentum throughout the primary season, people seem to be drawn to him in a way they simply aren’t drawn to any of the other options. For a change this seems to be less about change for the sake of change, and more about a real choice that this man stands for what the average American believes in. For so many years politics has been about who can do the least damage. Choosing the lesser of two evils is not the way to go about deciding who is going to rule the country, and that’s what we as a country have done for quite some time now. This time around it appears there are multiple legitimate options to run this country, especially on the Democratic side. No matter whether you back Barack or not, the consensus is that he comes far closer to representing what we as Americans believe in than anyone we’ve had as a choice in far too long. Obama has said all along that he believes that change in America starts from the bottom up, which is what this election is about. Does the status quo continue, or do the American people stand up and say it’s time to take some responsibility for the condition our country is in. The majority of people do not agree with the job the President is doing but haven’t figured out what they can do about it. The answer there is easy, vote for the voice of change in politics. This is an election now simply based on who can run the country the best from a logical perspective, because quite honestly, that very likely isn’t Barack Obama. I vote for Barack with the understanding that he doesn’t bring the same experience that others would. I personally consider that a good thing. He hasn’t been indoctrinated in the same way most others have that have been in politics for so much longer. It’s about time the American people had a voice that truly represents them, and Barack Obama should be that voice. |
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| Are you kidding me ?? This presidential campaign for Obama is just a dream. Everyone is on board for a long ride on a short pier. Sure we need change...the man who can really do it... John MCain. Don't be brainwashed by all this Democratic rhetoric my friend! |
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| Great, a nigger president, thats just what this country needs is a nigger president to make all the niggers happy. |
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| Hush !!!!
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| nigger lover. |
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| If you so psst off at colored people why don't you do something? Saying nigger this and nigger that is so played out. It does not work anymore. I was totally wiped out when Obama won...You win some and you lose some. So either put up or shut up. WE are trying to promote PTF so new members will join and post. Thank you and have a good one Akemiaya. |
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| He doesnt hate black people ash. He think thats funny. But I know he would dare not utter a word if someone who is black were in the room with him, then he would be quiet or they would beat him up. This is all a big joke to him.
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| There are better ways to tell a joke. I think it is a cheap way of getting attention. As you said before ~B~,Ignore him and I will. |
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| Look, dont fuck with me right now I'm all hopped up on Mountain Dew. |
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Why do you think they'd all be happy? I'm white and I wasn't happy at all bush was president. |
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