Barack Obama


So sue me, hate me whatever but I really like this guy Barack Obama so far. Could it be his family history? Could it be that he is bi-racial and could pave the way for Steele to one day be the SECOND bi-racial presidents? Could it be that I am disillusioned by the "right" talk of Republicans who wind up doing nothing? It could be all the above and sure, I could change my mind when it actually comes time to vote. BUT if my choice is Mc Cain or Obamah I may be a statistic after the next election...

Comments

Anonymous said…
Where does he stand on abortion??
1/16/2007
Carole Turner said…
Click on his name and you can read all about where he stands on issues.

He is pro-choice, anti Iraq war, liberal Democrat. Nothing like what I always vote. No other candidate so far even comes close to apealing to me.
1/16/2007
Anonymous said…
I like him, too. Surprise! I'm still pro-life, but I do not think the pro-life movement should be so political. I am really leary of trying to legislate morality. It doesn't work, in my opinion. I like Rudy, too.
1/16/2007
Anonymous said…
Well as Dino says "vote based on your morals" which is what I do.
1/16/2007
Ron said…
Be careful!

You need more than a "likable" personality to be President.

He has no record to run on, and he's a media darling which is a pretty good indication that he's a major liberal.

Keri's right.
1/16/2007
Anonymous said…
Keri, I hope I didn't offend you by implying not to vote morally. I'm sorry. You are doing the right thing. I'm just not sure that the republicans represent my morals a lot of the time. Your comments made me think of that. I just kind of bounced off of what you said. Sorry. I have begun to think that people's views of abortion are more of a heart issue, and we have made it politcal. It just hasn't been successful in my opinion.
1/17/2007
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