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I believe that John McCain is a dangerous leader for the future of the United States. He is not a healer, a consensus builder, and an intellectually powerful character. His responses to questions are shallow and incomplete. I admire Senator Obama for his ability to articulate how important it is for us to heal our country, support the poor and middle class people in the US, and the need to shift our foreign policy focus to one of building alliances, talking with countries who struggle with our views, and end the war in Iraq. He is taking a hard position and taking the hard ground. As a supporter, I like that. I hope he does not get sucked into the McCain/Rove tactics, but aggressively and assertively shows the American people why he is the best choice.

ACORN and Voter Fraud

By Robert from Mableton, GA - Oct 9th, 2008 at 8:42 pm EDT

I think it is very important for Barack Obama to address this issue before it gets out-of-control. If Obama has paid them to register voters and if ACORN has been shown to do illegal things this could blow up in the campaigns face. I would strongly suggest that the campaign does not dodge this issue. If ACORN is doing illegal things, Obama should get out from underneath it.

Bob from Atlanta

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Obama is a healer and a leader.

By Robert from Mableton, GA - Sep 12th, 2008 at 6:03 pm EDT

I believe that John McCain is a dangerous leader for the future of the United States. He is not a healer, a consensus builder, and an intellectually powerful character. His responses to questions are shallow and incomplete. When discussing issues of conflict, he always presents a "warrior" position. His rhetoric is divisive and polarizing. I am never attracted to the things he says about how to solve problems.

I admire Senator Obama for his ability to articulate how important it is for us to heal our country, support the poor and middle class people in the US, and the need to shift our foreign policy focus to one of building alliances, talking with countries who struggle with our views, and end the war in Iraq. He is taking a hard position and taking the hard ground. As a supporter, I like that. I hope he does not get sucked into the McCain/Rove tactics, but aggressively and assertively shows the American people why he is the best choice.

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