If a white american graduated from Harvard, committed their life to public service, not a high paying law f?

Question

firm, this individual, male or female, won the respect of many individuals around the world, even though they did not have many years in the senate, would you vote for this person?

Answer 1

that 4 million Obama earned last year probably was quite a burden.

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Answer 2

Harvard = Elitist b*st*rd regardless of color.

Answer 3

liberal socialist--no, conservative--maybe-need more info.

Answer 4

There are no stupid questions, only stupid people.

Answer 5

It would depend on what the person stood for.  If you are talking about a black American named Obama.  Yes, I am going to vote for him. I don't want a Bush clone in there.  Our economy has gone from positive cash flow to negative cash flow with  Americans dying in a country in which we invaded for wrong reasons and our economy is going down the tubes and they are saying that it is fine.  Well people are losing  homes and taxes and inflation are rising, gas prices are out the kazoo.  So doesn't matter if black, white or yellow, I am voting against the Republican helping the rich and s******g the poor.  Just would have preferred to vote for Hillary.  But I'm going with Obama unless there is some major, major change that I can't foresee.  

Answer 6

For president? No.

Answer 7

No, because the person you are discussing was contacted by people in charge of the public service organization you are referring to and told how to behave and what to do.  He had mentors all along and his color is irrelevant.  He had mentors from the beginning and none of them are acting in the best interest of this country.  

Answer 8

I did in 2000 when I voted for Al Gore.

EDIT: Except he also served in the military, eight years in the U.S. House, eight years in the U.S. Senate and eight years as vice-president of the United States. If experience doesn't matter, why did Obama pick Biden as his running mate?

Answer 9

no...because their salary proves they were not poor.

(you are talking about obama)

Answer 10

it would depend entirely where they stand on issues that mean something to me. if those things mean a lot to you, go ahead, but really what difference does the color of skin make? that doesn't make any sense to add that.