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Senator Obama denounces Rev. Wright

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A little to late. I still think and believe that he knew all along what Wright was like and what he believed in, and I can't help think that Obama feels some of this also. This man was his mentor for years.

 

 

I agree. Obama is a day late and a dollar short.

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I agree. Obama is a day late and a dollar short.

 

Between Obama's and Oprah's money as well, he will never be "a dollar short".....or even a few million short for that matter.:D

 

He does some radical friends and ideas though.:scared:

If he would have done what he is now when it first came out, we wouldn't be having this conversation. ;)

 

 

Yes , you would.

Yes , you would.
No, I wouldn't. I'd be hammering him on his many other issues he's wrong on.
Between Obama's and Oprah's money as well, he will never be "a dollar short".....or even a few million short for that matter.:D

 

He does some radical friends and ideas though.:scared:

 

OR, you are probably right there in the realistic sense. It is just too late to back-pedal on that issue now.

 

Here is something I've wondered about: Who do our troops say they support? In this time of war, who do they see as the top choice for the next commander-in-chief? As a civilian, there is no clear cut candidate. I'd be interested in hearing from some of the servicemen, active or otherwise, out there in BGP land.

OR, you are probably right there in the realistic sense. It is just too late to back-pedal on that issue now.

 

Here is something I've wondered about: Who do our troops say they support? In this time of war, who do they see as the top choice for the next commander-in-chief? As a civilian, there is no clear cut candidate. I'd be interested in hearing from some of the servicemen, active or otherwise, out there in BGP land.

You make a very good point incognito, I have not heard anything on who our troops support. I hope to hear from that side (our Military) before the elections and I am sure that we will. I don't come over to the P&R side very often so I don't know if this has been ask or mentioned before. That is a very good question. :thumb:

Active duty troops aren't supposed to give political opinions. It's an ethical issue.

^ Obviously they are not going to come out as a group or unit on the issue but I am pretty sure that members of our military have a vote though. I know some personally and one family member that would give me a pretty good take on it though.

I'll make sure that I do not pass it on in a public forum, ................it's an ethical issue.

I have not decided myself on who to vote for yet but I will not say who I vote for once I do decide.

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