Joseph Young Blog

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I think that Obama will win in a land slide.

People are ready for a younger person. We think that he can get our country back on tract.

The old people, Bush, Clinton, Clinton, Bush, Bush, has gotten it in such a mess.

It will take someone like Obama to reverse the process.

He has the communication skills to do it and a stable home life. I think his wife will make a great first lady. I'm voting for him.

Mccain is tooo-ooooooo old. If Romney were still running, I thought that he would have been a good president.

Hillary, NO, she has too many ties to the old Man Clinton.

I think of Nafta, his ties to China. The shame that he brought to the Oval Office.

I heard that all of the other presidents had so much pride in the oval office that they would not go in there unless that were dressed in a suit. Look what OLD Bill used it for.

Sorry, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOClintons.

President of The United States is not a place for affirmative action. Both are jr. senators with hardly any record of achivement.

Me too chickenkiller. We must wait to see the vice presidential candidate. vote for that choice and start impeacement proceedure 1/2/09.

You got that right Jim but McCain was brain washed by experts and I am sure they left imprints in his brain that even he doesn't know about. I'll vote for him but I don't trust him

Jimbobbob - You will still probably have to consult that attorney if McCain gets in as well. Seeing as he has admitted to not knowing anything about economics and has as yet not found the time to read Greenspan's book.

b honest here , many of the web polls about clinton 4 pres. it was a mudslide most think it would b best for a man to b pres. 4 the fact that theu.s isn't ready 4 a woman pres.

If Barack Hussein Obama gets elected you will find out the hard way that you should have given it much more thought. You will very quickly regret your vote! Wait and see. People should vote using their heads instead of getting on the band wagon in a cult like manner. You would think Elvis Presley is running. Stop voting emotionally, vote with common sense, intelligence and forethought!!! And, you better make sure he selects a good vice president, because that one just might end up finishing the 4 years. Obama has already been threatened, so what do you think will happen if he gets elected? If they can get to John Kennedy, his brother Bobby, and MLK, they can get to Obama quicker! By now they've had a lot of practice. And, this country doesn't need another martyr.

Obama worked to pass a number of laws in Illinois and Washington. Obama was key in getting the state's notorious death penalty laws changed, including a requirement that in most cases police interrogations involving capital crimes must be recorded. The Health Care Justice Act, which Obama sponsored in the state Senate, grew out of work done by the Campaign for Better Health Care, an Illinois coalition of healthcare advocates, labor unions, and nonprofit organizations. The ostensible goal was simple: make affordable healthcare available to all Illinoisans that became the first major change in Illinois campaign finance law in 25 years. And yet while serving in Illinois, Obama was willing to accept campaign contributions from lobbyists. Obama's state Senate campaign committee accepted contributions from insurance companies and their lobbyists - including $1,000 from the Professional Independent Insurance Agents PAC in June 2003, and $1,000 from the Illinois Insurance PAC in December 2003 - while the Health Care Justice Act was wending its way through the Illinois General Assembly. Obama also collected money from the insurance industry and its lobbyists for his successful US Senate campaign in 2004. He passed the Ethics Reform Bill in the senate. Obama proved persuasive enough that the bill passed both houses of the legislature, the Senate by an incredible 35 to 0. Then he talked Blagojevich into signing the bill (video taping of Police interogations), making Illinois the first state to require such videotaping. He played a major role in the state's first earned-income tax cred

Nah, I don't accept that. You make it sound like he walks on water, and frankly, I don't thing he does, and I don't think he has the intelligence to be given the credit for those things you mentioned without getting a 'what do I do now' from Ted Kennedy, who has mentored him throughout his being a senator from Illinois. That plays really big with me, and should with the rest of the voting public.