Comments on: Barack Obama and Defining Anti-Americanism Downwards

By: charliec

charliec — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 03:22:54 +0000

So Hussein Obama is promising ‘change’ but what most of his supporters seem to forget that Obama has only given his limited voice of change. We do know that he resents corporate America, but what is he planning to do to combat high petrol prices? Implement another tax to the oil companies and guess who is the one who truly pay that? It gets passed on to the public. Hussein should just keep uo his community organization efforts to gather the’change’ he talks about.

By: Phillip Ellis Jackson

Phillip Ellis Jackson — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 05:05:45 +0000

Friend of USA — good to hear from you again.

Phil

By: DannyLMcDaniel

DannyLMcDaniel — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 02:59:17 +0000

John Lindsay, while Mayor of New York, once said, “If a politican tells you what is going to do, first ask him what he has done? Only after that can you judge his ability and truthfulness.” So far Obama has just run for various offices and was a community organizer. I have been in the Chicago neighborhoods were Senator Obama was an organizer and they look alot like they did 30 years and in some places worse. Where are the visual accomplishments? It is all about substanceless excitement – a big fade. In the end McCain will look like the only adult in the campaign.

By: Friend of USA

Friend of USA — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 02:36:55 +0000

…and there are times when our actions around the world have not lived up to our best intentions.

And what does Obama calls Bush recently approving of giving 15 Billions US dollars in aid to Africa to combat HIV/ AIDS?

which is not only more than any other US president before but more than any other nation has ever given to help Africa.

And there are plenty other examples.

Liberals are either lying through their teeth or are the most ignorant people ever.

But then again they might be very stupid people who are very easily brainwashed.

How else can you explain the opinion they have of the USA?

The Germans only a few decades ago caused a war that killed over 50 million people in about 6 years, but Obama is apologizing in front of them because less than a hundred thousand people have died in the Iraq war in about the same period???

in other words the number of people dying in a month in world war two was higher than how many have died in Iraq in about 5 years.

But in the warped mind of liberals this makes the USA worse???

When did being clinically psychotic become so cool and so glorified by the “main” stream media?

This is pure insanity.

By: DannyLMcDaniel

DannyLMcDaniel — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 15:44:01 +0000

headcold- No truer statement was ever made than “leadership is more important than experience.” Obama is similiar to Jimmy Carter. Obama is for everything and stands for nothing. This guy is beyond blankslate he is an etch-a- shetch. First, he is against NAFTA, then he is for it. Second, He is for gun bans then he is against it. Third, he is against off-shore drilling, now he is for it. He is too all over the place to know what he stands for. I just hope he comes to the same conclusion that he against taxes. That is saving grace of Bush, not once in eight years did he raise taxes. There are many things bigger than somple campaign slogan: “Yes We Can” or “Change.” THE MAN IS NOT READY!

By: headcold

headcold — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 14:12:19 +0000

Obama definitely doesn’t have a great deal of experience. Obviously, Bush/Cheney had lots of experience and they did a great deal of damage to this country. Leadership is more important than experience.

Obama has a huge amount of experience in all aspects of campaigning and getting elected in a variety of settings. The worst thing Obama could do politically is pick Hillary as VP, and I don’t know where you’re deriving your opinion that he’ll be up against McCain and Billary.

If nothing else recognize that people are excited to be Americans again, thanks to Obama. After 8 years of the Constitution and The People being pissed on, it’s nice to have someone that makes us think we can be the great country we once were. And yes, I recognize that what I’m saying has nothing to do with whether or not he could be a good president.

By: Mickey G

Mickey G — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 14:09:59 +0000

Headcold, how could anyone view everything Obama has done negatively when he has done nothing! Try and find a record of accomplishment beyond his college years and you come up empty…which leads to the correct characterization of him as an “empty suit”.

By: DannyLMcDaniel

DannyLMcDaniel — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 13:56:30 +0000

Headcold-

It is a race between two people for President, so I have pick one person over another. Orginally, I tilted towards Obama but after the way Hillary beat him in the big states I relized he can’t win. I never said he was bad but he is too inexperience and too young. Anytime a person critizes Obama his supporters take it personal. By the way, if Sen Obama doesn’t pick Hillary as his VP, he will be running against John McCain and Bill and Hillary Clinton. I believe he will still be the junior Senator from Illinois this time next year.

By: headcold

headcold — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 03:55:49 +0000

Hmm… So that’s how you view Obama if you show up thinking he’s bad and viewing everything he does negatively. Interesting.

By: DannyLMcDaniel

DannyLMcDaniel — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 03:23:43 +0000

Obama has prefected the strange combination of piazzi and doom and gloom. He certainly speaks as if he is running for the Illinois State Senate – stay positive and say nothing. He is not much of a debater and McCain should take him to task. The whole Obama thing has me wondering if I really know what make the country tick. There is no appeal for me.

Danny L. McDaniel
Lafayette, Indiana