Londoners for Obama?
An American | 08.04.2008 04:15 | Anti-militarism | London
Londoners for Obama?
I am writing closer to the scene, being from Chicago. The world, I think, should paying attention to the U.S. elections. One candidate, who has a very good chance of winning is Barack Obama.
His being President of the United States, I believe, would not only change that country, but would change the world. I would encourage you to go directly to the candidate; go to his speeches on U Tube, (or some other venue).. and listen to him.
Recently he spoke at Butte Montana, and it was a strong coherent speech, I think, that would tell you much about this candidate and what he believes in.
Other ways, are to read his autobiographical books: Dreams of My Father (which I've started to read, & like), & The Audacity of Hope (haven't read).
This man is different; he's not cut from the same cloth as other politicians...and I've witnessed a non-stop smear war against him from the neocons This makes me believe, that of all the candidates, he is the least likely to give them the wars that they want. This is important.
The next president of the U.S. could have consequences for the whole world. Had it not been for Bush, there would not have been an Iraq invasion and Great Britain, Spain and Italy and many other countries would not have fought in that war.
Thus, the choosing of the next president of the United States is as important to London, as it is to Chicago.
Learn more about Obama, go directly to the candidate, and if you agree with me that he is the best candidate, give/show him support.
It would have influence on the American voter.
An American
I am writing closer to the scene, being from Chicago. The world, I think, should paying attention to the U.S. elections. One candidate, who has a very good chance of winning is Barack Obama.
His being President of the United States, I believe, would not only change that country, but would change the world. I would encourage you to go directly to the candidate; go to his speeches on U Tube, (or some other venue).. and listen to him.
Recently he spoke at Butte Montana, and it was a strong coherent speech, I think, that would tell you much about this candidate and what he believes in.
Other ways, are to read his autobiographical books: Dreams of My Father (which I've started to read, & like), & The Audacity of Hope (haven't read).
This man is different; he's not cut from the same cloth as other politicians...and I've witnessed a non-stop smear war against him from the neocons This makes me believe, that of all the candidates, he is the least likely to give them the wars that they want. This is important.
The next president of the U.S. could have consequences for the whole world. Had it not been for Bush, there would not have been an Iraq invasion and Great Britain, Spain and Italy and many other countries would not have fought in that war.
Thus, the choosing of the next president of the United States is as important to London, as it is to Chicago.
Learn more about Obama, go directly to the candidate, and if you agree with me that he is the best candidate, give/show him support.
It would have influence on the American voter.
An American
An American
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