He talked the talk, now lets hope he can walk the walk.

Until we stop pointing out our differences, we can never truly end racisim and move forward as a country. To vote solely upon race regardless of wether it is Hispanic, Black , White , Asian etc is still racisit no matter how you slice it.Many people will say that race was not an issue in their votes, myself included, yet for every informed non-racisit voter...there are hundreds who voted solely upon skin tone on both sides and honestly that makes me want to weep.

However, that being said, I will support Barack Obama and hope with everything that is within me, that he will live up to his campaign promises. If he doesn't deliver on said promises, I fear that the entire country will be set back decades in both politics and race relations not to mention the damage a scandalous term would do to the young voters confidence in their country's government.

Good luck President Barack Obama, you've got a tall order to fill and a lot of hungry customers to serve...do not dissapoint them.

Vote!

Hey, if my agoraphobic ass can get out there and vote, you have no excuse not to!

Joe probed Obama given the media pass

It's been a double standard since day 1. The liberals control the media, hence all of the "Investigating" was done upon the right.

Don't agree?

"Joe" the plumber asks one question and his entire life is an open book, his rights were violated by the Obama supporting government of Ohio.

This is not opinion, this is undisputed fact.

Barack Obama refuses to release his college records (where he colluded with William Ayers and Rashid Kahlidi ( was one of his professors), or speak about his time in indonesia. ( Considering at the time Indonesia didn't allow non-citezens to attend school, yet he attended school there for 4 years.) ( also during this time in Indonesia they did not offer dual citezenship )

This is not opinion, this also is an undeniable fact.

The LA times refuses to release a tape of Obama and William Ayers along with Rashid Khalidi of the PLO.

This is not opinion, this is also a fact.

Barack Obama was in the senate around 150 days before beginning his campaign for the presidency,and while in the senate he did nothing yet instead of asking questions the media embraces him. There are way too many unanswered questions about this man, ranging from his citezenship all the way to ACORN, yet if you choose to challenge him he simply refuses to speak to you, having cut off legitimate news sources already during his campaign.

Very cool indeed

*Sigh*

Ekattan and Lux seem to think that there's absolutely nothing that one can say about Mccain that is worthwhile. I'll be nice and give them a few and hopefully personal attacks can be held at a minimum.

1) Nuclear Power, the man wants to immediately build 43 new nuclear power plants in his first term in office. This in and of itself will create THOUSANDS of jobs.

Mccain was the man who first brought global warming/new enerygy legislation to the floor. So for Obama to say that he is for new energies and Mccain is not is completely incorrect. Obama is on record saying that he wishes to remove all of the nuclear fissure material from this country.He also completely ignored nuclear power in the first debate.
 
However in the debates which follow he switches gears and claims that he too wants to build Nuclear power plants.

2) Barack Obama gave his word to John Mccain and the American people that he would utilize public funding for his presidential campaign. He stood in front of millions and scathed the "Established government" for taking contribuitons from lobbists, only to go back on his word and court hollywood spending more on his campaign than anyone in the history of the presidency. He was the first canidate to refuse public funding for his campaign since it's inception. But I guess hollywood isn't a special interest group eh senator?

3) Mccain is a tried and true patriot who has always put country before himself. I really have no idea where Ekattan gets the idea that Mccain is doing this for himself, I seriously doubt many could find someone who has given so much to our country for so long. If you look at his voting record you will see that of all of the Republicans, Mccain is the least likely to go with his party. Before the election Obama's VP choice had nothing but glowing things to say about Mccain even going so far as to say that he would be "Honored to run with John".

Obama's senate record speaks for itself, it's a fucking joke. The man has done absolutely nothing to earn even the slightest consideration for the presidency.

4) Pork Barrel Spending. This in and of itself describes the Democratic agenda, where they attach these earmarks to bills such as funding our troops, knowing full well that prominent Republicans will vote the bill down thus giving them the oppertuinity to accuse them of not funding the troops. John Mccain has spent his entire career fighting this sort of thing, and when he becomes president he will put forth legislation to stop this practice.  

5) Military service. Call me crazy but I think that if you're going to be elected as the commander and chief of our military, you should have at one time actually worn the fucking uniform. Obama has absolutely no military experience what so ever, Mccain of course is the complete opposite.

6) Health Insurance. Sorry to say but I know too many people in Canada who cannot afford private insurance because of the spike in the premiums due to having to compete with the national health care system. Their universal health care system is a joke and I don't want it here.

7) Big Government. We have too much government as is, John Mccain understands this and wants to cut the fat, Obama claims he wants to cut government spending but then proposes trillions more, not to mention the cash he will have to obtain for his campaign in Afganistan.

These are just a few of the reasons that I personally have for voting for Mccain over Obama. I don't expect to change any minds but I felt it was nessacary to respond to the so called "Challenge". ( Also ignore the grammar and spelling errors, I had a bit of a rough night and have been up now for 18 hours).