Comments | tetrakatus: Putting Cynicism Aside

tetrakatus

Putting Cynicism Aside

Jan 15, 2008 21:48

The power of this speech literally brought me to tears over how divided we seem as a nation, and the true possibility of hope for our future. Maybe I'm being naive, and I know people have made comments about his voting record being no different than Hillary's, but the more I read about Barack, the more I look at how he thinks, and the more I see ( Read more... )

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Assissotom anonymous January 17 2008, 12:08:00 UTC

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Obama wil ltear us further apart. anonymous January 19 2008, 03:58:37 UTC

Obama was partially raised Muslim. I don't consider this necessarily bad considering that the standard Judeo-Christian is pretty much of a Cluster F*ck these days who embraces US and Israeli World Terrorism all in the name of Jesus. For the record, Obama has been a practicing Christian for the past 20 years. He is a member of the "Trinity United Church of Christ" in Chicago which is a black centrist church that makes no apologies ( ... )

Re: Obama wil ltear us further apart. tetrakatus January 19 2008, 19:01:04 UTC

I think you bring up some relevant subjects, although I disagree on most ( ... )

Obama will tare us apart. anonymous January 19 2008, 21:20:11 UTC

You obviously are unaware of the facts concerning what is happening to europe. The EU represents economic and not racial unity and therefore represents a poor example of how well europeans are united. All evidence points to the fact that individual countries within europe are more fractured than ever ( ... )

Regarding Honor anonymous January 19 2008, 22:41:13 UTC

I thought I was clear on this and I believe your inability to understand it presents clear evidence supporting what I was talking about. Not only do we not have honor in this country anymore but our citizens no longer have the ability to understand the concept ( ... )

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Paul Volker Endorses Obama anonymous January 31 2008, 23:21:34 UTC

Your friend Obama today picked up what is perhaps his most important endorsement to date, that being from Paul Volker the former chairman of the federal reserve. Volker is a very capable economic conservative who is certainly the most credible fed chairman whom I have ever witnessed in my lifetime. When he was chairman he had the courage and backbone to raise interest rates to stop the double digit hyper-inflation of the 1970s that was caused by overspending by congress and various presidents. Many of us were very thankful for Volker and in conservative circles he is certainly considered a hero without peer ( ... )