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Permalink Reply by kazuuka on August 29, 2008 at 6:48pm

that's good to hear you're not just voting for him because he's black

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Permalink Reply by G Unit Kimmie ♬ @GUnitKimmie on August 29, 2008 at 6:55pm

hell no ..
it aint about race..
its about who will do a better job.
who has better plans ..
and honestly i can't stand dam republicans..
only ever knew two blk republicans in my life. .
and both of em whacked out rich jerks..
who dont deserve no votes and
never deserved my love ..

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Permalink Reply by Fever on September 7, 2008 at 9:00am

SORRY SOCIALIST YA'LL WRONG AGAIN.......BaWack is an idiot, lol.

http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/asymmetric/2008/07/09/compre...

Comprehensive Obama flip flop list: constantly updated

CHANGE #1: Despite Pledging To Withdraw American Troops From Iraq Immediately, Barack Obama Now Says He Would "Refine" His Policy After Listening To The Commanders On The Ground.

CHANGE #2: Despite Pledging To Accept Public Financing, Barack Obama Has Reversed His Position And Opted Out Of The System

CHANGE #3: Barack Obama Is Backtracking On His Support For Unilaterally Renegotiating NAFTA

CHANGE #4: Barack Obama Is Considering Reducing Corporate Taxes Despite Having Called Corporate Tax Cuts "The Exact Wrong Prescription For America"

CHANGE #5: Barack Obama Has Changed Positions On The D.C. Handgun Ban

In June 2008, Barack Obama Said He Thought The D.C. Handgun Ban Was Unconstitutional. Obama: "It looks to me that the D.C. handgun ban overshot the runway. That it went beyond constitutional limits." (Bloomberg's "Taking Stock," 6/26/08)

Obama Campaign: "Obama Believes The D.C. Handgun Law Is Constitutional." "[T]he campaign of Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama said that he '...believes that we can recognize and respect the rights of law-abiding gun owners and the right of local communities to enact common sense laws to combat violence and save lives. Obama believes the D.C. handgun law is constitutional.'" (James Oliphant and Michael J. Higgins, "Court To Hear Gun Case," Chicago Tribune, 11/20/07)

During An Interview, Barack Obama Acknowledged His Support For The D.C. Gun Ban. Questioner Leon Harris: "One other issue that's of great importance here in the district as well is gun control. You said in Idaho recently - I'm quoting here - 'I have no intention of taking away folks' guns,' but you support the D.C. handgun ban." Obama: "Right." (Leon Harris and Sen. Barack Obama, Forum Sponsored By ABC And Politico.Com, Washington, DC, 2/12/08)

CHANGE #6: Barack Obama Has Shifted From Opposing Welfare Reform To Celebrating Welfare Reform In A Television Ad

CHANGE #7: As A Presidential Candidate, Barack Obama Criticizes The Administration's Energy Policy Despite Having Voted For The 2005 Bush-Cheney Energy Bill

CHANGE #8: Barack Obama Has Shifted Positions On Nuclear Power

CHANGE #9: Obama Adviser Said Obama Was Not Opposed To An Individual Health Care Mandate Despite His Opposition During The Primary

CHANGE #10: During The Primaries, Barack Obama Pledged To Filibuster Any Bill Which Contained Immunity For Telecommunications Companies Involved In Electronic Surveillance, But Now Backs A Compromise Bill

CHANGE #11: Barack Obama Disagreed With The Supreme Court Decision Striking Down The Use Of The Death Penalty For A Convicted Child Rapist Although In The Past He Opposed The Death Penalty

CHANGE #12: Barack Obama Has Backtracked From His Earlier Commitment To Meet With The Leaders Of State Sponsors Of Terror "Without Precondition"

CHANGE #13: After Saying Jerusalem Should Be "Undivided," Barack Obama Has Since Backtracked

CHANGE #14: As A Presidential Candidate, Barack Obama Has Backed Away From His Earlier Support For Normalized Relations With Cuba And Ending The Embargo

CHANGE #15: Barack Obama Is Against The California Ballot Measure Banning Gay Marriage Despite His Assertion That Marriage Is Between A Man And A Woman

CHANGE #16: Barack Obama Says That "Mental Distress" Should Not Be Reason For A Late Term Abortion Which Contradicts His Past Extreme Pro-Abortion Views

CHANGE #17: Barack Obama Said He Would Debate "Anywhere, Anytime" But Has Rejected Joint Town Hall Meetings

Change #18: Barack Obama decides to tap the strategic oil reserve.

Change #19: Obama now says he's "open" to oil drilling.

Change #20: Obama flip flops in the same sentence in response to a seven year old girl's question about why he wants to be president

Change #21: Obama doesn't know correct stance on Georgia.

Change #22: Obama insists he voted for protecting infants who survive abortion

Change #23: Obama said, at the Saddleback forum that he thinks marriage is between a man and a woman

Change #24: STATEMENT: "Originally, the administration suggested that the key measure was whether it gave breathing room for political reconciliation. So far, I think we have not seen the kind of political reconciliation that’s going to bring about long-term stability in Iraq." — Barack Obama, July 22, 2008

Change #25: Obama was friends with domestic terrorist William Ayers and then "denounced" him.

Change #26: On the value of experience. In 2004, Obama admitted that he's not ready to be president. Barack Obama’s campaign is blasting John McCain for putting “the former mayor of a town of 9,000 with zero foreign policy experience a heartbeat away from the presidency.”

The scathing description of Sarah Palin, from Obama spokesman Bill Burton, comes as Democrats scramble to gather a response to a selection that nobody in the political world expected.

“Governor Palin shares John McCain’s commitment to overturning Roe v. Wade, the agenda of Big Oil and continuing George Bush’s failed economic policies — that’s not the change we need, it’s just more of the same,” added Burton.

Change # 27: Obama considers the surge a success. “I think that the surge has succeeded in ways that nobody anticipated,” Obama said while refusing to retract his initial opposition to the surge. “I’ve already said it’s succeeded beyond our wildest dreams.” Delete Comment

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Permalink Reply by kazuuka on September 7, 2008 at 10:09am

hmmm I hope u know noone is gonna read that s*** lol

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Permalink Reply by Fever on September 7, 2008 at 10:13am

lol, why you say that?

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Permalink Reply by kazuuka on September 7, 2008 at 10:14am

too long I didn't even bother to skim through it just ignored it

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Permalink Reply by G Unit Kimmie ♬ @GUnitKimmie on August 29, 2008 at 6:40pm

hell NO .. i would not

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Permalink Reply by God's Poetic Son on August 29, 2008 at 6:47pm

if had republican ideals, then no i wouldnt vote for him, im from the northeast, the most liberal area in the country...im a die hard one too

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Permalink Reply by God's Poetic Son on August 29, 2008 at 6:55pm

kazuuka

i understand your point in the last discussion, but heres the problem

he reason why we are in so much deficit is because of the guy in office now

obama has a lot planned, and your right in the fact that it wont cover all of our economic problems, but you got to realize, he is going in the right direction...idc who is running for president, no one can fix bush's mistakes in one term, not even 2...a foundation needs to be set out to change this, and more problems arise, because of the growth rate of the country, more people to account in for means a greater debt, which also means a rise in inflation, and whatnot

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Permalink Reply by kazuuka on August 29, 2008 at 7:06pm

kk you got a point Barack would set a good foundation for further prosperity but Barack lookin to tax the top 1% of the rich I don't know how he is going to tax them whether through income tax or through their businesses if he does it through their businesses this can alone cause a rise in Inflation remember they are the top 1% which means they're very powerful and have alot of influence also hold alot of the Country's wealth so taxing them alone could make a huge impact on the free market and plus I like the message of change but how many of them laws and policies are actually going to become legislated remember he is only a President and he is going to need to try and bring in the rift caused between the democrat party with Obama supporters and Clintonites plus reach out to the republicans to get some of those major bills to pass through congress

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Permalink Reply by swisher-sweet-SLASHER! on August 29, 2008 at 7:02pm

hell no

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Permalink Reply by swisher-sweet-SLASHER! on August 29, 2008 at 7:02pm

i would hate him

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