Barrack Obama might be ineffective if he focuses on pleasing everyone. Muslims; whites, blacks, woman, he needs to understand that these people are going to be easily offended and by justifying one relationship he will disoblige the other. Politics from a black perspective is a waggery game of chess and everyone is looking for you to fail! He needs to relax and continue to push his message for change.
Barrack is very talented and has the ability to look past the barriers of race, but unfortunately old America does not have that ability. That is why we need new leaders in Washington. We need open-minded individuals, colorless citizens who believe that the United States is more than just a world-known name. We want America to be a place of opportunity…ultimately we want our country to be a place for change.
A place where entrepreneurs can merchant their names in America; a place where doctors and nurses can help serve America, a place where teachers can educate our children in America, a place where construction and union workers can help build America, we need this change for a better America!
Everyone wants to focus on Barrack's weaknesses, but in reality there are more important matters at stake. There is no such thing as a perfect candidate and if we think we can find one, we will fail at the task. Currently Barrack's big issue is the accusation of being tagged on the left for blogging a column that supported the Bush faith base shift position. This is the daily story that the media will not leave alone, and presents evidence that Barrack supported NAFTA wire tap surveillance. In all honesty, is supporting National Security that horrendous?
As a people we need to be focused on a better tomorrow, but we can not focus on tomorrow, if the poison of today is soaking our minds with doubt. 9/11 was an atrocious day for our country…but we will never grow from this incursion if we continue to keep our troops in Iraq. That doe not mean do Hillary's plan and bring them home in thirty days, but if we gradually fix the problems we started, we can graduate from this depression.
