Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Pro-Obama
First of, I would like to say I am proud that an African American male is running for president and I hope he wins. McCain seems to keep reinforcing the fact that Obama is trying to spread the wealth. I honestly see nothing wrong with that. We NEED to spread the wealth. I mean come on,look at the poor people who are sleeping on the church steps, bus stops, and everywhere else. I also like Obama's stance on health care. Lowering the health care cost by $2,500 would be a very good idea. Although McCain is a few points down in Ohio, he told them that he's coming back. Lets see what happens, not just in Ohio, but everywhere on Nov.4
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Well, it looks like your pro-Obama stance has worked in good favor. I think the past months have been hard fought by both sides. I think McCain made too many mistakes in comparison to someone who ran an almost flawless campaign. McCain's biggest mistake was picking Sarah Palin as his running mate, someone who he claimed to have only spent a little time with before the selection. His plan backfired, and Obama took advantage. I think that most of America is ready for change, and that is why Barack Obama is now President-Elect Barack Obama. Those who aren't so enthusiastic about this new change are typically whites who are used to being on top, and can't stand that idea that America's face actually has a little bit of color.
I do agree with you.I also think that choosing Sarah Palin was McCain's biggest mistake. From his facial expression on the night of Nov.4,it looked like he was disappointed in her. I believe that electing Obama was the best thing that America has ever done. I'm glad we made history.
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