deep down, i do think obama has what it takes to lead this country successfully. im not just saying that because i supported him throughout the election, but if you look at his plans, it looks like this country is about to go for a nice ride.
i know some mccain supporters say that the country made a mistake and voted for the wrong guy, but i have to tell you something-with the exception of bush, the american people have always voted for the right guy.
Barack Obama's domestic policies are good. his plan to provide tax relief to 95% of american families is definantly a plus. also he plans on getting rid of programs that are a waste. and above all he wants to pull out of iraq. think about the amount of money that will be saved
Now, my favorite aspect of obama is his international policy. me being from the Middle East, know for a fact that we will work better with an obama administration rather that a McCain administration. also, look how receptive and enthusiastic the international community won when obama was elected. this is a guy who can lead the world and re-establish america once again.
Now, i respect john mccain, and i have no doubt in my mind that he is one good american, but i do think that on november fourth, the change we, as in the international community, was initiated.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
History WILL be Made-November 4, 2008
In my opinion, history will be made on Nov. 4. but it wont be about the oldest president to be sworn in to a first term, or about the first woman VP. it will be about the first black president. Obama will win by a landslide. its obvious. he is winning in every poll, and winning tremendously in the electroral college. it is definantly a good year to be a democrat.
however i dont understand how poeple still think that mccain can win. look at it realistically- mccain can win all the battleground states and still lose. its over for him, and thats the hard truth for republicans. and even if mccain could have staged a comeback, its too late.
so, in my opinion this election is over. senetor mccain will still be senetor mccain, and senetor obama will be President obama.
however i dont understand how poeple still think that mccain can win. look at it realistically- mccain can win all the battleground states and still lose. its over for him, and thats the hard truth for republicans. and even if mccain could have staged a comeback, its too late.
so, in my opinion this election is over. senetor mccain will still be senetor mccain, and senetor obama will be President obama.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
TOO LATE!
http://us.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/10/16/mccain.comeback/index.html
I do agree with this article. it is too late for mccain to come back. and the polls prove it. obama has a solid lead, and hes winning every battleground state. and lets say that mccain wins ALL the battleground states he would still lose. so sadly its over for the "maverick". and as much as he trys to make it seem, he is nothing like ronald reagan.
the republican party is slowly deteriorating, as this week it announced it lost 10% of its members to the democratic party(i heard this on rush limbaugh's radio show for all you conservatives out there who might try to argue this fact). george bush, as well as john mccain helped 10% of republicans switch sides. i know alot of people who are voting obama because they dont like various aspects of mccain (i also know people who are voting mccain for the same reasons). i know for fact that my moms aunt, who is a full blodded american, and a republican is insulted that mccain chose palin as the VP. mccains negative campaigning and false statements also added to her case against the "maverick". and for someone like colin powell to come out and endorse someone on the other team, means something is wrong with the republican party.
so i think that the republicans can kiss their dreams of taking washington good-bye, because realistically it is not likely.
I do agree with this article. it is too late for mccain to come back. and the polls prove it. obama has a solid lead, and hes winning every battleground state. and lets say that mccain wins ALL the battleground states he would still lose. so sadly its over for the "maverick". and as much as he trys to make it seem, he is nothing like ronald reagan.
the republican party is slowly deteriorating, as this week it announced it lost 10% of its members to the democratic party(i heard this on rush limbaugh's radio show for all you conservatives out there who might try to argue this fact). george bush, as well as john mccain helped 10% of republicans switch sides. i know alot of people who are voting obama because they dont like various aspects of mccain (i also know people who are voting mccain for the same reasons). i know for fact that my moms aunt, who is a full blodded american, and a republican is insulted that mccain chose palin as the VP. mccains negative campaigning and false statements also added to her case against the "maverick". and for someone like colin powell to come out and endorse someone on the other team, means something is wrong with the republican party.
so i think that the republicans can kiss their dreams of taking washington good-bye, because realistically it is not likely.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Bradley Effect
In my opinion i dont think there will be a bradley effect on this election. i may be wrong, but ill tell you why i think racism will not play a mojor role in this election. for one, i have realized that the American people take their politics seriously. especially when it comes to the highest office in the land, i think that they will make an educated choice rather than a racist, uneducated choice. Also, one must analyze the times that the bradley effect took place, 1982. in my opinion, it was too soon for a black person to hold high office. today i dont see that as a problem because its a new generation. people today are open minded. also, who was president in 1982, and where was he from? that surley played and effect on the race. also, that election in 1982 was pretty close, unlike the 8 point margian separating mccain from obama.
Again, i may be wrong but that is my opinion.
Again, i may be wrong but that is my opinion.
Monday, October 6, 2008
Palin's Comments
in my opinion, Palin's comment about Obama, that hes "palling around with terrorists", is just low. that is a trashy move. i just lost all respect for mccain and palin. that is such a cheap shot. its racist, and unethical. and its not true. just because he is from an islamic background, does not mean he is a terrorist. and that guy Aires, who is supposidally his accomplice, is ONLY an aquaintance-nothing more. and the sad thing is people will actually believe that he is a terrorist. i pose one question though, why would someone who hates america spend all his time and money and effort trying to become its leader and help it go toward the right direction?
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Palin Meets With World Leaders
I have one question, why? why bother to meet with these people.palin has no business being there. why would the president of afghanistan, or columbia care what she has to say. they dont voet. she knows nothing about foreign policy anyway. in my opinion it would be a very akward conversation because they will have nothing to talk about.
in my opinion i think that this is a political tactic that mccain is using to try to prove to everyone that palin is educated in foreign policy, despite her stupid comments in her interview. but he doesnt have me convinced.
in my opinion i think that this is a political tactic that mccain is using to try to prove to everyone that palin is educated in foreign policy, despite her stupid comments in her interview. but he doesnt have me convinced.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
The Stock Market
MAN!!!!!WATTA WEEK!the dow jones went down more than 500 points. now im not an economics expert, but im not dumb enough to know that thats not a good thing. many big companies either ran out of business, or have been taken over. and as a result many have been left jobless, as well as homeless. im sure you guys get whats going on. but interestingly enough, i learned something today i again thought was a funny McCain mistake. yesterday, a day before the crash, he basically said the economy was fine. i want to see how he plays this one out!
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