Comments on: The Reality of Hate http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/ Let's get this Party started Wed, 20 Aug 2008 08:32:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: hightower http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-47215 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 03:09:27 +0000 http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-47215 How about that birth cert. he showed?? It don't have a stamp of seal of the county, Every Birth cert. comes with a stamp of seal from the country of birth. What is he hiding? Im sure he's got an excuse for that one also. How about that birth cert. he showed?? It don’t have a stamp of seal of the county, Every Birth cert. comes with a stamp of seal from the country of birth. What is he hiding? Im sure he’s got an excuse for that one also.

]]> by: zgman http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-38013 Thu, 08 May 2008 21:59:57 +0000 http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-38013 It's like we are voting for American Idol here, not the next President of the United States! Obama is not capable of running this country, except maybe into the ground. I cannot believe that this country is so in need of democratic candidates that Obama is about to win the nomination. I would never have thought I would be voting Republican in a Presidential election, but it looks as though McCain has got my vote. Party unity Obama? Get out. I know many democrats who share my sentiments and will vote for McCain if Obama is nominated the democratic candidate. It’s like we are voting for American Idol here, not the next President of the United States! Obama is not capable of running this country, except maybe into the ground. I cannot believe that this country is so in need of democratic candidates that Obama is about to win the nomination. I would never have thought I would be voting Republican in a Presidential election, but it looks as though McCain has got my vote. Party unity Obama? Get out. I know many democrats who share my sentiments and will vote for McCain if Obama is nominated the democratic candidate.

]]> by: bob http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-30302 Fri, 14 Mar 2008 18:49:42 +0000 http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-30302 obama, hillary, and mccain are all horrible candidates but the best one of all is mccain everbody else is a horrible candidate obama, hillary, and mccain are all horrible candidates but the best one of all is mccain everbody else is a horrible candidate

]]> by: James http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-27852 Thu, 14 Feb 2008 21:00:05 +0000 http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-27852 Obama beware!! "I Clintonius Hilary" are a dispictable lot very similar to their "I Claudius" ansetors. Don't eat or drink anything and watch your back. Please Obama beware!! “I Clintonius Hilary” are a dispictable lot very similar to their “I Claudius” ansetors. Don’t eat or drink anything and watch your back. Please

]]> by: James Jones http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-5169 Tue, 22 May 2007 05:21:45 +0000 http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-5169 The fore Fathers the leaders in civil rights from abuise of England, clearly understood this type of abuse, wasn't this why America was colonized to have freedom of choice and freedom of worth, why is it over 200 years later we still act like were under the bondage of an old English rule. This country of America is a Utopia, no one has a right to claim any special holding it is the Land of the Free. That's What We Preach To The World. So is it or not. God only knows. Can't we just get along? The fore Fathers the leaders in civil rights from abuise of England, clearly understood this type of abuse, wasn’t this why America was colonized to have freedom of choice and freedom of worth, why is it over 200 years later we still act like were under the bondage of an old English rule. This country of America is a Utopia, no one has a right to claim any special holding it is the Land of the Free. That’s What We Preach To The World. So is it or not. God only knows. Can’t we just get along?

]]> by: Mike http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-4806 Wed, 16 May 2007 14:39:59 +0000 http://obamarama.org/2007/05/07/the-reality-of-hate/#comment-4806 I doubt if this race-hate is the making of Democrats, typically from Obama's opponents in the democratic race. But if it is, then I feel sorry for them because this country really needs a good man like Obama. It's just my thought, but perhaps if Jesse Jackson didn't lose dramatically in Wisconsin in 1988, a Democrat would've been President. Instead they sent Dukakis who eventually lost. I'm simply making the point that if you denigrate a candidate's suitability simply on the basis of his race, you may soon find 'your swan a crow'. I'm a conservative who was very curious to read about Obama's response to the question on his reaction in case of an attack on America, partly because the media claimed it was the weakest answer and differed from the other candidates. Boy, did they get it wrong? Obama's response actually showed better judgment in a time of crisis than all the other candidates whose responses where nothing short of typical republican big-mouth, tough-talk, arrogance. Who exactly will they 'strike, 'kill' or 'retaliate' against? That's why we went to Iraq instead of going after Bin Laden. And while they're busy 'striking', 'killing' or 'retaliating' who looks after the devastation back home? I'm an ardent republican and conservative. But noe of the current republican candidates have the one thing that attracted me to George Bush. I hope people like Stephen Baldwin, Bishop TD Jakes, John Hagee, Mathew Dowd would publicly endorse Obama. Please keep up this blog! I doubt if this race-hate is the making of Democrats, typically from Obama’s opponents in the democratic race. But if it is, then I feel sorry for them because this country really needs a good man like Obama.

It’s just my thought, but perhaps if Jesse Jackson didn’t lose dramatically in Wisconsin in 1988, a Democrat would’ve been President. Instead they sent Dukakis who eventually lost. I’m simply making the point that if you denigrate a candidate’s suitability simply on the basis of his race, you may soon find ‘your swan a crow’.

I’m a conservative who was very curious to read about Obama’s response to the question on his reaction in case of an attack on America, partly because the media claimed it was the weakest answer and differed from the other candidates.

Boy, did they get it wrong?

Obama’s response actually showed better judgment in a time of crisis than all the other candidates whose responses where nothing short of typical republican big-mouth, tough-talk, arrogance. Who exactly will they ’strike, ‘kill’ or ‘retaliate’ against? That’s why we went to Iraq instead of going after Bin Laden. And while they’re busy ’striking’, ‘killing’ or ‘retaliating’ who looks after the devastation back home?

I’m an ardent republican and conservative. But noe of the current republican candidates have the one thing that attracted me to George Bush. I hope people like Stephen Baldwin, Bishop TD Jakes, John Hagee, Mathew Dowd would publicly endorse Obama.

Please keep up this blog!

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