Who do you support for president?

[elchicano]

Yes there's ignorance on both sides. One of my dads workers said the same thing about Obama. I busted out laughing, then i explained to him that he isn't an arab. But people get their info from all the wrong places.

[Maverix]

Rofl wow. What a dumb b***h. Sadly yall aren't the only ones who have seen the ignorant crap for this political stuff. One of them actually thought McCain was from Die Hard.

[1996 328ti]

A couple years ago I heard Obama on NPR on the It's Not My Job segment <I think>.
He handled himself very well. Educated, articulated and a great sense of humor. At that time I thought, Id vote for this guy because he had no problem at poking fun at himself. I liked that in him.

The American people scare me.

[1996 328ti]

Hey Sarah Palin

[tiFreak]

Originally Posted by robcarync

A radio show (Howard Stern) did a segment titled "Sal in Harlem" in which they asked several black/African Americans who they were voting for. They supported Obama. They then asked why...and made comments regarding McCain's campain. They just agreed with what the 'interviewer' was saying.

LMFAO, that was funny

[1996 328ti]

Originally Posted by tiFreak

LMFAO, that was funny

I thought it was sad.

[96cali]

Wow. I feel sad for that lady Gayle Quinlan (?). If McCain loses she'll be as popular as that Cubs fan who caught the playable fly ball. And her whole clan of like-thinking kids, grand kids, blah blah blah...

About Howard Stern, that's just scary.

[tol4o]

I am an European came in USA 7 years ago, and I think that this country needs a man who will unite people, not divide them. Europe is for Obama, the whole world is for Obama...
I hope that the American people will be smart enough this time and they will elect the right candidate. A man who will bring back the glory of USA and will bring back the respect of the people around the world.

[Maverix]

Originally Posted by tol4o

I am an European came in USA 7 years ago, and I think that this country needs a man who will unite people, not divide them. Europe is for Obama, the whole world is for Obama...
I hope that the American people will be smart enough this time and they will elect the right candidate. A man who will bring back the glory of USA and will bring back the respect of the people around the world.

Actually not the entire world. Many Hispanics dislike Obama for the sheer fact, that if he becomes the president, then the hispanics will become the low minority and fear that many of them will lose jobs to black people. Just something that I watched on 60 minutes.

[robcarync]

Originally Posted by tol4o

See the truth about McCain:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDofbll86dY

Then watch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCx0J3NiABY

Then think and be a smart person!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RZVw...d=event_986162

watch that...then think and be a smart person...

POINT: Particularly in this financial crisis...there is MORE THAN ENOUGH blame to go around for republicans and democrats...and getting information from a biased source IS NOT ACCURATE of the ENTIRE situation

[robcarync]

Originally Posted by 1996 328ti

A couple years ago I heard Obama on NPR on the It's Not My Job segment <I think>.
He handled himself very well. Educated, articulated and a great sense of humor. At that time I thought, Id vote for this guy because he had no problem at poking fun at himself. I liked that in him.

The American people scare me.

I also had heard Obama speak a number of times a few years back. I too at the time noted how he was very articulate and sounded very educated. He is a great speaker, there is no denying that. I just disagree with him on a lot of issues.

[thewebgal]

Originally Posted by golfn4gold

As a US citizen, Since all the europe loved him_ barrak obama maybe the muslim should run for president in France.

Not that it matters, but he's not a muslim. That's just a slander some of the extreme political operatives are using to try and generate Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt against him.

Basically, its a BS charge

[thewebgal]

Originally Posted by golfn4gold

Vote McCain, Who is Obama Hussan??????? No one still knows and no one cares.

When is the last time a POOR man gave you a job???????

Google says ...
Did you mean: Obama Hussein

Wikipedia says ...

Barack Hussein Obama II (pronounced /bəˈrɑːk hʊˈseɪn oʊˈbɑːmə/; born August 4, 1961)

That hussan mispelling seems to just bring up slander and baiting sites that I'm not even going to justify by clicking on ...

Keep it real guys ..

[elchicano]

Originally Posted by Maverix

Actually not the entire world. Many Hispanics dislike Obama for the sheer fact, that if he becomes the president, then the hispanics will become the low minority and fear that many of them will lose jobs to black people. Just something that I watched on 60 minutes.

Nope that is not true. Yes there might be some Hispanics that want McCain because of his conservative values on religion. But those are the first generation Hispanics. Second and third generation Hispanics are more for Obama. Most Hispanics are not informed and get all their info from political adds. But these Hispanics are not usually voting or can't vote. The Hispanics that are voting tend to get their info straight. Come on that’s ridiculous that Hispanics would we the smallest minority. Hispanic population is growing every year and there is more Hispanics going to college every year. I don’t think that is possible. The Hispanics that fear this are looking more into race than politics. Also Hispanics lose jobs? Hispanics tend to do jobs that other people don't wanna do so that would be hard.

[b.u.ti-ful]

Cheney for Prez.