Comments on: Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner

By: edd

edd — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 11:35:08 +0000

Amazing. This is an amazing work of art. This is so amazing.

By: etronicenterprises

etronicenterprises — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 01:44:23 +0000

Seems pretty interesting, looks like Obama’s got his work cut out for himself.

While I’m here, I was also looking at the weekly democratic nominee polls, and it’s almost amazing how Barack Obama came from a 28% deficit to taking the lead over Hilary Clinton just weeks before the democratic caucus.

What do you think of that?

Tell me more at ObamaChoice.com

By: Michael Lang

Michael Lang — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 18:04:00 +0000

There is little doubt and should be little argument that Barack Obama represents the “new” in America which is exactly what in need, wanted and prayed for.
It is too easy to get caught up in partisan politics and insight and promises that have little basis in reality as the true reality will not occur until the candidate takes office. …the rest is conversation!
Let us hope that for once the “right guy” gets a chance to begin the “rehabilitation of America” which simply means that will return to the foundation the Founding Fathers designed, built and implemented that has carried us this far.

Mike Lang - Publisher
The Lang Report

By: Gabor van Haren from the Netherland

Gabor van Haren from the Netherland — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 10:08:26 +0000

This is an extra-ordinary speech. I’m amazed yet again by the eloquence of Mr Obama. What a difference with the monkey in the White House now!

Please Please Americans…vote for change, vote for the future. Vote for Barack Obama and one fine day, America will be respected and loved again instead of feared and despised!

By: Ole Pedersen

Ole Pedersen — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 13:48:42 +0000

I am Scandinavian; what Obama want to leave behind, and what he wants for his fellow americans and for America to be again, is exactly what we in Europe, and I am sure in the rest of the world , hope and pray for will happen in January of 08.

We want the shinning light on the hill back again, with all the fortetude, moral and ethical curage the founding fathers instilled in the constitution. We want a leader back, who is admired, respected and trusted around the world and above all a leader who understands that he or she was elected by perhaps 85 / 90 million americans to be the most powerful individual in a world of more than 6.5 billon people.

By: Edgar L. Gosa

Edgar L. Gosa — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 10:50:29 +0000

Sen. Obama is the man of the hour for the United States of America. He is and repersents all that this country stands for. This is a critical time in the political history of America, the country has seen some trying times in the past few years.
He gives the country the oppotunity to show her resillency at this most decisive
juncture, an opportunity to rise above the politics of division, he repersents an opportunity for America to show herself and the world, that she’s ready to be, all
that she is and that she can be. It is my hope and fervent prayer, that the people of America are ready to rise above their fears and their personal differences and take a stand for this Nation and all the Nations of the World.

By: Z. Plonkenburg

Z. Plonkenburg — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 00:20:48 +0000

Most important part was: Let’s not be afraid anymore. Don’t vote Republcan because you’re scared (You know, “vote for me, or else ….!”
This time, vote Democratic to show your confidence!

My father, when liberated in WWII, has this image of the American soldier, square-jaw, grinning confidently with an endless supply of chewing gum. This image is no more. Nowadays American soldier means ‘brutal oppressor, torturer, and sadly, legitimate target.
About time that confidence, that grin is brought back. And some chewinggum wouldn’t be bad either. Sugar-free of course!

By: Chamdiela

Chamdiela — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 23:26:54 +0000

With this kind of visionary expression of the change that is urgently needed to remedy all that plagues current US politics i.e. the dictates of Washington lobbyists, it is abundantly clear who the candidate for meaningful change is… Barack Obama

Yet the polls put Hilary Clinton in the lead… whom in any case represents a Democrats version of the Bushes!

Vote for meaningful change, principle, conviction… Vote Barack Obama