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I support Obama because he's a young new face in Washington that have not been compromised by corporate interest..

A change is gonna come

By De Vaughn - Jul 29th, 2007 at 7:40 pm EDT

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I'm pretty sure those nation that are deemed rogue nations see there is light in American once Obama is elect president. If we just stop and think for a minute, during the time when Katrina and 9/11 hit, American was considered a bruised and wounded nations. With all the sanctions that was put on Cuba she was still willing to send doctors free of charge to help the people of New Orleans. For god sakes, the boat was parked in the gulf of Mexico waiting for approve to descend on those helpless people to offer medical aid, no strings attached. Countries that are considered our adversaries wanted to take part in the so-call war on terror based on sounds intelligences. So I'm pretty sure most of those so called rogue nations would love for the opportunity to discuss their difference based on facts. There's no doubt in my mind they will not pass up a change to smooth out those minor ideologies that set us apart. Given American military might, What nation do you know that wouldn't love to be friends with the worlds number 1 super power? The media and many of our political whores would try to spin the situations and say, I don't want the office of the president to be use for propaganda purposes. It will take bold leadership like Obama to talk to other nations and find common ground. 9/11 gained us many friends around the world, many nation have reached out to us at a time of crises. But, Bush have depleted all that good will when he attacked Iraq. We no longer appear as a battered nation but as a bully and/or tyrant.

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Was it Merely a Slip of The Tongue ?

By De Vaughn - Feb 13th, 2007 at 2:27 pm EST

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During Obama first Democratic President Campaign stop in Iowa, he found himself in a rather awkward position, Defending misplaced emphasise. Obama reminded the cheering crowd, "We now have spent 400 (b) billion dollars and have seen over three-thousand lives of the bravest young Americans wasted." Yet, the emphasises were placed more so on the hard, brave and dedication of our America troops by the creative twister of words. Our soldiers are overwhelmed and involved in a civil up-rest in Iraq that could have the boy's there for a longtime. Instead of those reporters placing the empathises squarely on the foot steps of the author of this ill-conceived war. They was trying what they can to discredit our guy. Once it was realized by Obama's camp that his words would be taken out of context, He immediately apologized, saying the remark was "a slip of the tongue." Nice catch Obama !!!!!!!!!!!!

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The New Face in Washington

By De Vaughn - Feb 13th, 2007 at 11:39 am EST

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Obama has traveled the road of the straight and narrow for a very long time, this road has taken him to some of the poorest and toughest neighbors of Chicago: ultimately leading to a fork in the road. Should he take the path of the right that lead to war? wasteful spending or special interest ideals. As an intelligent man he took the road of the left, that road has engaged him in a direct battle with corporate America for basic human rights, employment and upliftment of the poor. Obama is making a continual effort to take back our government from special interest group. The spirit that this man embodies is one that will lead us to a better America for fears to come.

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