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I still love that, but I do have friends who are wary. I do love him (and I voted for him on moveon.org), but does everyone *really* believe he can do the job? Sorry, not to start a debate here, you don't have to respond. Just pondering that today. Back here where we still don't get to vote yet.
I'm of the school of throw the whole lot out and start over.
I believe he isn't hated by the republicans as vehemently as the other candidate is, which might allow him to "do the job" more efficiently.
I also believe he is sincere.
Lack of experience is sometimes a good thing, if it is accompanied by intelligence and integrity.
I would love to see a woman president but Hilary does not get my vote just because she is a woman. I see every move she makes as calculated. Every word a script.
I've seen that video before. I liked it then, and I like it now. I'm ready for a change; but is America? Most people like the status quo; change is frightening.
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Wow, wow, wow. Great video. Obama is an amazing man.
That is beautiful, Michelle. Thanks for posting. Here's my take today:
Freedom to hope is a revolutionary act.
I love that.
i love love love this video! watched it again and cried, again.
xx
i can feel it, change is coming. think obama is the reincarnation of ghandi?
YES! We can! We are! Change is well underway. It's a great time to be alive.
I love period Obama!
Oooh, he's right here in CT! Hartford. Colds and kids meant we couldn't go. Vote tomorrow! (If you're registered as a D or an R)
I still love that, but I do have friends who are wary. I do love him (and I voted for him on moveon.org), but does everyone *really* believe he can do the job? Sorry, not to start a debate here, you don't have to respond. Just pondering that today. Back here where we still don't get to vote yet.
Jess,
I guess it depends on what you think the job is.
I'm of the school of throw the whole lot out and start over.
I believe he isn't hated by the republicans as vehemently as the other candidate is, which might allow him to "do the job" more efficiently.
I also believe he is sincere.
Lack of experience is sometimes a good thing, if it is accompanied by intelligence and integrity.
I would love to see a woman president but Hilary does not get my vote just because she is a woman. I see every move she makes as calculated. Every word a script.
As an unnamed friend said to me recently,
"I'm tired of the Bush/Clinton dynasty."
I've seen that video before. I liked it then, and I like it now. I'm ready for a change; but is America? Most people like the status quo; change is frightening.
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