How to Know Why You Should Vote For Barack Obama For President in November 2008–Part One??
Barack Obama is a current candidate for President of the United States of America. Why do people should vote for His Excellency to lead this great country?
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Filed on Monday, July 11th, 2011 under Barack Obama FAQ
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I don’t think that he would be a good president and I don’t think that people should vote for him. He and Clinton are both pushing for socialism and the redistribution of wealth. He wants to increase spending and thus taxes. These are not good ideas. Don’t vote for him.
I just asked a similar question. How do they know he is authentic? Only two people answered and one was against him. I’m curious to see what you get here. I think some are voting for him because the media says he’s too, too wonderful.
Things You’ll Need:
* You need to be a registered voter or register to vote now and don’t wait until the last minute if you are not a registered voter
* A determination to get out the vote even if you have to open up a hole in the ceiling of the polling place and have 3 guys lower you down on a rope to do it.
* Young people to carry you into the polling place if you are an elderly person so that your vote “counts” and is not a write-in ballot that gets tabulated much later.
* A determination to vote early in the day say, 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and don’t go like 8:30 because the polls close at 9 and you want your vote to “count” not be estimated by an electoral college or a
* voting block. You want your vote to count!
* A desire for a positive change in your life and the United States of America.
* A desire to increase your financial bottom line.
* A desire to improve your quality of life
* A desire to strengthen families
Step1
There is always someone who is positive in an election but not someone who suffers fools gladly and will be a game player or will play ball and skirt around the issues. The last person who exhibited these characteristics was President Bill Clinton, You could see that famous temper he had when he was debating Dubya’s father and how he wanted to bring something positive to this country. Well he did and now we have a candidate who wants to do the same thing for us. His name? Barack Obama.
Step2
I mean, you know how African-Americans were talking about how their quality of life improved during Bill Clinton’s presidency right? Obama could “take us to the bridge” and improve our lives too. I can just feel it. His personality is he is being upfront and really laying out some nice plans to improve The United States of America.
Step3
This Obama guy seems like a positive person who could really effect change in Washington D.C. This election reminds me of the election on Beverly Hills 90210 when cute, dishy Brandon Walsh was running for High School President against a nerd. Brandon said something outlandish that he couldn’t back up during the debate. The nerd said something like, “How do you plan to implement this?” and Brandon (Hillary) said I don’t know.
Step4
He said I don’t know because he was just running on a platform of popularity and had no real programs or plans to implement anything good for this nation. However, Obama can back his ideas and plans up and that is the difference. So the nerd won the election and Brandon conceded the election (in June 2008.)
Step5
Oooooh Brandon (Jason Priestley) was such a Baldwin back then wasn’t he, but have you seen him recently? ‘Nuff said.
Step6
I envision the United States of America under Obama’s presidency to be a mixture of Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s presidency (because he is so well-read and articulate and has so many good programs to provide the USA, plus a staunch demeanor to back it up also JFK’s Camelot and Bill Clinton’s positive thinking. (I know, isn’t it ironic?) Talk about a New Deal.
Step7
I also see a lot of John F. Kennedy’s presidency better known as Camelot in this man. The beautiful thing is this man’s daughters are young and very obedient and happy so there will be no tales of them going out and getting drunk and getting arrested or not listening to the Secret Service people and jeopardizing their own safety in the news.
Step8
With Obama in office, we will return to a time of law and order in the home. I bet you with him in office we won’t need to keep viewing television ads about returning to the Family Table to chat and eat meals together because African-American people everywhere will dig out the good china and return to Sunday “Soul Food” type of dinners, believe it.
Not only that, you won’t have as many complaints about members of the hip-hop nation then.. Not with a positive role model in office you won’t!
Tips & Warnings
* I know I said the better way is to go no later than 8:30 p.m. but please get out the vote until 8:59 nine if you know what I mean.
i believe if he became leader it would be a great change. he has much to offer but still no one can truly know u just have to look at his stand points and see if u agree with them i personaly would never vote for him
if you want mccain who has the same policies as bush then vote for him or want a change and something new then go for obama
its your choice, i hope you make the rite choice and not regret who you voted for
just go to their respective websites and read their policies and decide who serves your best interest
the only thing any of us can do is to research each candidate and ask your self witch one stands for what i stand for. the only real difference there is in obama and clinton is race and gender. thats why the clinton voters will vote for obama when she out of the race. i cant see clinton supporters going to the other side. it would be the same if oboma was to drop out hes votes would go to clinton. all you people who think that mccain will get the clinton supporter are crazy. no way thats going to happen.
What you will need # Fairy tale . . .
Have a racist, hallucinogenic, ask absolutely no questions belief in what dribbles from the mans oral orifice and suspend all belief in realism and vote for Ubama.
ME 08
Obama “I’ve voted against this war from the beginning. Senator Clinton voted the war originally.”
Mr. Obama you were not even in the US senate then, you were in the IL senate. Senator Clinton was in NY, the area most affected by 9/11. Of course she voted for the war. If she didn’t she wouldn’t be even running for president right now.
How about you actually take a side on a issue and answer a question when asked instead of voiding it.
Senator Obama has stood for change from the very beginning. He wants equal rights for all people. He wants to end a war that should have never began in the first place. He believes in universal health care. He believes in making it easier for middle and low paid citizens to attend college by offering monetary incentives towards tuition. He believes all Americans should be earning a living wage. Some of us don’t realize how many families are living in poverty in 2008 in America, this should not be. Our past administration has failed us on all aspects, economic (gas prices!), health care (skyrocketing costs), education (no child left behind act- does not work) and the list goes on. John McCain will only continue the politics of Bush, he wants to stay in Iraq for 100 years but doesn’t want to offer our troops the very best by voting to cut monetary benefits in the proposed G.I. bill. Obama voted for the full benefits package proposed for this bill. Vote for Obama for change, not because of his skin color but because out of the two candidates, he is the best for the job. It was Machiavelli, the Prince who said “It must be realized that there is nothing more difficult to plan, more uncertain of success, or more dangerous to manage than the establishment of a new order of things; for he who introduces change makes enemies of all those who derived advantage from the old order and finds but lukewarm defenders among those who stand to gain from the new one”.