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I FOUND SPOONER: Don't Be Jealous Because I Am A Democrat

Marc Andre — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 17:38:30 EDT

I am very doubtful that i owe any moral duties to my fellow man. What duties?

Do i still have any moral duty or obligation to feed the hungry? I don't know as long i can feed myself that's all that matter. If you cannot feed yourself, get a job.

Am i still to be blamed for not clothing the naked? That 's a joke. I cannot have just one pair of pants, one pair of shoes and one shirt.

Why should i care that the homeless are not protected from the elements? Are you kidding? My house is not big enough.

Why is it my problem if you are deny care when you are sick? Or our Dumped on a street corner for lack of health insurance. I have health insurance.

Why should i give my voice to the voiceless? Get your own bullhorn.

Defend the defendless? Start your own army.

Care for our elders? I have to live my life. Didn't you liive yours?

Fund properly our school so we can eradicate mediocrity and ignorance? I can afford private school, this is not my problem.

Then i ask myself

Do i really care?

If i do care how far and how much i am willing to do for the greater good.

I amd fired up and ready to continue my journey.

I am called upon and i have answered. What about you?

I am part of the rebuilding team are you?

UP FOR A CHALLENGE: LET'S MAKE HISTORY TOGETHER

Marc Andre — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 22:19:05 EDT

I'm working hard to change not only our country but the political process itself by pursuing a personal fundraising goal for Barack Obama's presidential campaign. This is about more than just supporting the campaign. It’s also about making a statement that ordinary Americans working together can make a real difference and change Washington.

Will you take a moment to check out my page and consider making a donation? I will match up to $500.00 of your contribution.

http://my.barackobama.com/page/outreach/view/main/MarcAndre

Thanks.

Where is Spooner?

Marc Andre — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 21:37:25 EDT

I am very doubtful i owe many moral duties to my fellow man.

Do i still have any moral duty or obligation to feed the hungry?

Am i still to be blamed for not clothing the naked?

Why should i care that the homeless are protected from the elements?

Why is it my problem if you are deny care when you are sick?

Why should i give my voice to the voiceless? defend the defendless?

Care for our elders? Fund properly our school so we can eradicate mediocrity and ignorance?

Then i ask myself

Do i really care?

If i do care how far and how much i am willing to do for the greater good.

I amd fired up and ready to continue my journey.

i am called upon and i have answered. What about you?

What does Hillary Clinton want?

Marc Andre — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 17:38:45 EDT

Many asked what does Hillary Clinton want? or what do the Clintons Want? Should not we ask what does Obama want of them? Or What does Barack wants?

The answer is clear for Barack? We need to win in november. With or without the Clintons. I don't think having the clintons as VPs is such a bad things except it would one of the worst thing that could happened to the republican.

I know many of us will want to stone me alive for still wishfully think of an Obama-Clintons 08 but i am very naive and a dreamer. I am the kind of guy that can see beyond gender and race, and petty politics. I am not affraid of a little bit of controversy time to time but i still think that we will be better off having the Clintons around than Mc Cain & Liberman.

Are the Clintons really as bad as some of us make them look like?

What was so bad about the Clinton admistration?

Bill left office and is making huge impact on people lives worldwide just like Bill Gates, Bono, Al Gore to name few.

What is wrong being an advocate for the less fortunate time to time?

I wouldn't mind of an Obama-Hagel 08. What would be so bad about them? Is it just because he is from the other party? If it is so i don't that we are getting the message from Barack or i missed it.

Volunteers needed

Marc Andre — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 14:10:00 EDT

Volunteers needed for voters registration drive in Fairfield/Bridgeport area in Ct.

Where do you stand?

Marc Andre — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 13:32:57 EDT

I look at our leaders and ask myself who will be best to foster a new future for all of us. It appears that some look at our problems and just ask why and offer the same. But Barack offers a vision of what we could be if we renounce the roads that led to yesterday's failed policies. I want to be part of the the new American. Where do you stand?

When Bill Clinton will endorse Barack?

Marc Andre — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 17:52:00 EDT

I find myself wondering when Bill Clinton will endorse Barack for president. I wonder if Bill is the ace or the missing link that we need?????????????

Great News

Marc Andre — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 15:49:41 EDT

A long awaited endorsement.

I bought the Assault On Reason on Sunday. Great Read.

Happy Father's Day

Marc Andre — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 12:00:05 EDT

Happy father's day to all the Dads and Single Moms.

Tim Russert aka Big Tim you will be missed

Marc Andre — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 16:59:14 EDT

We have lost one of our pillars. Tim you will be missed. This is not good bye we know that we will meet again. Tim dreamt of a better world a worl of equality, justice and peace. Tim's spirit and dreams' will remain with us. We will strive to keep them a live. From one man to another, from one family to another. Tim you will be forever in our hearts.

To all my friends pleas join me and keep Tim in our prayers. He was wonderful.

READY IN THE SUMMER TO WIN IN NOVEMBER

Marc Andre — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 09:56:38 EDT

READY IN THE SUMMER TO WIN IN NOVEMBER From Lyda Ruyter <coscobobama@gmail.com> DateWednesday, June 11, 2008 7:18 pmTolangexch1@gmail.com

Hi All:
Hardly recovered from the elation that Obama is now the nominee, it is time to get down to the serious business of getting him elected in November.
Please join us next Thurday, June 19, at 7pm to get motivated and to get started for the Voter Registration Drives in our neighborhoods. Campaign officials tell us that Voter Registration is the most important proven activity to make a difference in November.
On Thursday, we will pick the spots, we provide you with the forms, and we will show you the ropes and the rules on how the process works.
And a good time as well!
To sign up:
http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/4gb9b

The event will be at the Mill Pond Shopping Center upstairs as usual!!
Hope to see you all!!
Lyda

Word from first time donors

Marc Andre — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 09:41:18 EDT

I am sure we will see better days. Neal

Good luck on your goal, hope i was able to help. Joe

From my first donor

Marc Andre — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 12:24:20 EDT

Glad I could help. You are the first and only political contribution that I ever made. Good luck for all of us. We need a new leader to fix what Bush ruined. Thanks, Jon

Thank You Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton

Marc Andre — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 11:45:28 EDT

Thank You. You ran a great race. Our only child is 6 years old and she a strong supporter of yours. Yes i join my voice with yours to see the day where a woman is elected to the highest office of the land. And because of your journey i can see the light at the end of the tunnel. But also because of a Barack Obama president perhaps the days of racism and gender biases will be over. Because of your journey i will not be seen as an afro-american but just as an american and my only child will not be seen as a black girl but as an american. It is our duty to strive for that day and your journey will help to get us closer and make it possible.

American dream redefined?

Marc Andre — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 16:41:58 EDT

I heard many things about the American dream. It has many definitions and has been redefined by many others, based on their american experiences. I often asked myself, what the american dream is. Is it just a path to financial success or a quest to better ourselves while improving the lives of others? I look at the path chosen by many of my role models. For example, I look at Bill Gates for innovation and financial success, and more importantly, his challenge to improve our lives and the least fortunates worldwide. He inspires me to better myself and makes me dream of a world free of diseases, hunger and homelessness and despair. He challenges all of us. While financial success provides us with comfort, it does not relieve us from community/wordly obligations. He shows me that the ultimate life fullfillment is to see our dream in the eyes of others. When I say "our dream in the eyes of others", I mean that we face our community's challenges together, and we strive for better solutions together, and that our accomplishment is not only our "hardwork," but also the result of many who have supported us, who have open doors for us, who beleive in us, and ultimately we became their dream. Many may wonder how one strives for such a dream, maybe Barack Obama, Bill Gates, Martin Luther King, John Paul II, Mother Teressa embodie its path and many nameless others who lived and are living and striving for a better world.