What do you guys on the boxing forum think of Barrack Obama?

Question

would you vote for him to be President?

Answer 1

Yes I would,I like what he says and his sincere desire for his country to change to benifit all people,of all creeeds and colours,he's apotential for greatness.I like the opinion below ret racism'in the 20's 30's 60's etc.that was plain for all to see.It's more subtle now and very complex and takes a student of politics to understand the subtle mechanisms at work,like tying Obama to the Muslims.So long as he keeps away from any change of direction and doesnt adopt the views of people like Blogbabble1/2/3,and go to the right to keep supporters,the American people will vote him in,they have to

Answer 2

I think if he works his way in behind a stiff jab and drops the occasional hard right hand he should be alright.  He has the youth on his side, his major opponent is at least 25 years older than him, so the age factor weighs heavily in his favor.  If he isn't damaged goods after the cat fight with Hillary he should have a shot at the title.

Now for the reality of the situation.  It's a numbers game with the Republican's, they know McCain would have no chance of beating a creditable White male, so they ignored Edwards to political death with their media by playing up the gender and race of the other two Democratic candidates.  With John Edwards out of the way, they looked at the facts.  Blacks make up roughly 12% of the American population, women roughly 48%, it doesn't take a genius to realize that Barack won the Republican dominated (red) states for a reason, it was no demographic coincidence, he had a great deal of Republican help in a Republican effort to destroy Hillary.  Obviously it's working, the Democratic Party's inability to pick a nominee for President is destroying both Hilliary and Barrack, the longer it goes, the worse it looks.

Now for the real problem.  If 95% of the America public voted for Obama over McCain, it wouldn't matter, computerized voting is obviously corrupted, and if the Republican's can steal the2000 and 2004 Presidential elections, odds are good they aren't giving back what they have stolen in 2008.  The fix is on, and has been, for a very long time.

The Wright rant turned off 99.9 percent of the people who watched it.  Any white person who saw it will think about it when they go into the booth, how do you think they will vote once they are alone with their conscience and no one looking over their shoulder to impress?

Answer 3

Is Any One Else Running?

Should Be Everyones Clear Choice.  He's Cool.  Good guy

As A Side Note If Blogbabble Was Running Barrack May Have Some Competition

BLOGBABBLE

Answer 4

i think barrack obama is the answer for economic problem of US, if withdrawing in iraq war is one of his political agenda.

Answer 5

That is my plan.  I feel this country need to move in a different direction.  Of the remaining candidates, he is the only one who more than likely will not "give us more of the same".

Unfortunately, the latest "racial" issues fueled by carefully selected sound bites by conservative columnist and talk show hosts, will be the deciding factor in this election.  It is amazing how most people will say that there is no racism in the US because they equate racist to the overt actions of the 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's, and 60's.  If nothing else, this election and the years afterwards will show that racism is still alive and well in America.

Here are two examples:  The first attempt was to tie him to Muslims.  Since September 11th, Muslims have been the most hated ethnic group in America.  Yes, his name is Muslim.  He was named after his father who was Muslim. But because his name is not "John Smith", he has to be a threat.  Now, not based on what he said, but what some one else has said, he is being labeled a racist and a hater of white people.  I am sure before it is all over, he will be tied to every "fear group" that America has had.

Several months ago, I thought America was ready for change.  But, unfortunately, I think America truly want "more of the same".

Answer 6

I like McCain by decision as both Barakkk Hussein and Shrillary KKKlinton both batter each other.  I was fairly open minded about Barakkk until the "typical white person" comment and the racist pastor for 20 years popped up.  Not only is Barakkk inexperienced, he's also either very stupid, very isolated and out of touch, or, worst of all, a hater of white people.

Answer 7

I think he's the least of 3 evils that we have running.  None of the three candidates are talking about what needs to be talked about and that's to reduce spending.  All three are going to raise taxes, all three are going to continue to spend.

At least we are going to get rid of George "America should be financed by payday loans from China and Saudi Arabia so we can be eternally in debt to them, and fund unecessary government programs to further consolidate power to the executive branch of the government" Bush