June 5, 200818 yr It's amazing that the supporters of the Socialist Obama can't make a simple list and become so defensive when asked. If he is as qualified as they seem to believe then surely they would not mind rehashing his qualifications.
June 5, 200818 yr Well... 1. Born in America 2. At least 35 years of age That's about all I got, lol...just kidding, I am definitely not qualified to answer this question. Other than these two, what qualifications are neccessary? What makes a good president? We've had so many that were so very different that what should be an easy question isn't. However, I disagree with the post that says if W was, Obama is. I don't you can say governor of Texas for several years equates to Illinois state senator for severeal years and a couple years as US Senator. Hugely different backgrounds. That certainly doesn't mean Obama is not up to the job though. JMO.
June 5, 200818 yr While I am still an undecided voter, it is really interesting that a Junior US Senator (half of the time of which he has been campaigning for President) and someone that is relatively young is the favorite to be our next President. I am not sure if that speaks more about him, or about less about the Republicans (and the current administration). I am thinking the latter.
June 5, 200818 yr He is a great communicator of optimism and hope. In a time when nation needs to feel good about itself again. (Remember Roland Reagan was an actor.)
June 5, 200818 yr He is a great communicator of optimism and hope. In a time when nation needs to feel good about itself again. (Remember Roland Reagan was an actor.) Those are fair points, imo.
June 5, 200818 yr Come on oldramber, you are better than that. The man has served in the US Senate for three years. Surely he deserves some credit for that? If time served in the legistlature doesn't count for something, then that will take away many of the qualifications that Sen. McCain has, too. With some of the crap the Senate has done by either passing or not passing I am not so sure :lol:. Anyway, o.k. I will give him that...............maybe. I am not crazy about McCain either, I just respect and admire the man much more than I ever will Obama.
June 5, 200818 yr It's amazing that the supporters of the Socialist Obama can't make a simple list and become so defensive when asked. If he is as qualified as they seem to believe then surely they would not mind rehashing his qualifications. Someone made a list, or did you just choose to ignore it?
June 5, 200818 yr He is a great communicator of optimism and hope. In a time when nation needs to feel good about itself again. (Remember Roland Reagan was an actor.) He wants change. He'll never say what that change is, but heck it's change so he's got to be the right guy for the job, right?
June 5, 200818 yr He wants change. He'll never say what that change is, but heck it's change so he's got to be the right guy for the job, right? The only change is instead of having a Republican be criticized for ruining our country, he will be a democrat that will be criticized for ruining our country and he will change that our tax dollars will go out of the country more than staying in the country. He isn't lying..changes will be coming...but if he told us what those changes are then he would surely lose the election.
June 5, 200818 yr He is a great communicator of optimism and hope. Or in his case and as most that can read through his lines this is called a great distributor of "el toro poo poo" I am not putting any one person down, imo the ones that he influences the most are the younger ones that have not seen and heard all of this through the years before and actually think that the man is sincere. My opinion is that he will say whatever is popular with whoever that he is talking to at the time. A lot of times between the inexprience and listening to their wacko college professors that want to shove their own personal views on to as many that will listen this will cloud ones perception of reality. Again, JMO and not putting any one individual down.
June 5, 200818 yr He wants change. He'll never say what that change is, but heck it's change so he's got to be the right guy for the job, right? :thumb: Exactly. As I have said before and will repeat.......Absolutely NO Military knowledge or experience in this, a time of terorist activity and war and Hillary's government health care plan. (you think health care is expensive now, just wait untill it is free)
June 5, 200818 yr With some of the crap the Senate has done by either passing or not passing I am not so sure :lol:. Anyway, o.k. I will give him that...............maybe. I am not crazy about McCain either, I just respect and admire the man much more than I ever will Obama. I agree with you on McCain. I respect and admire him, too. However, I keep telling myself that I cannot vote solely based on the amount of respect I have for someone. The road to my decision (for whatever it is worth) is going to be a long one, I am afraid.
June 5, 200818 yr It's amazing that the supporters of the Socialist Obama can't make a simple list and become so defensive when asked. If he is as qualified as they seem to believe then surely they would not mind rehashing his qualifications. It amazes me that the anti-Obama clan keeps throwing around the "socialist" buzz word in every thread, no matter if it is appropriate to the topic or not.
June 5, 200818 yr It amazes me that the anti-Obama clan keeps throwing around the "socialist" buzz word in every thread, no matter if it is appropriate to the topic or not. That's what he is though. There is no way around it, Obama is a socialist.
June 5, 200818 yr I think you about covered them all:thumb: Thanks, I was afraid that I would leave something important out.
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