Re: [UC] My Favorite Obamas

2008-11-11 Thread deeno7100
He is a well-organized, decisive, calm, and intelligent person.

These are all signs of?a great leader. Signs, that I, personally,?can 
feel?through the delivery of his speeches and his presence. If you cannot 
feel a speaker just the same as you can hear the message than that's your 
chosen or sculpted?personality. I choose to take in the entire?presentation of 
his speeches/interviews and not just the message, a message which I've humbly 
backed since 2004. Also, if you cannot feel leadership than maybe you've 
never been on a team (of any type)?that had a respectable leader who makes you 
feel?comfortable in following, some may just?simply call it trust.?
I did not say he can walk on water,?I am fully aware that?he is not the Messiah 
and realize that he is just as human as you and I.?What's so extravagant or 
excessive about noting his HUMAN greatness? It is still possible to be a 
great human being in politics right? I could see If I said?something 
like?Immortal, Godlike?Super Greatness. That would qualify, in my mind,?as 
cult-like reverence.
And, come to think of it,?I?would not mind having dinner with him either. 
There's nothing wishy washy about?having respect for, and hope 
with,?your?future?President.?


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I voted for Barack Obama. I am a hyper-liberal when it comes to politics. I 
also 
believe that despite his inexperience in national and international politcs, he 
was the most honorable and intellectually curious of the candidates. After the 
last eight years and with the trying times ahead, we need fresh ideas and an 
intelligent and calm leader.

This said, the liberal cause is cheapened when we defend Obama with comments 
from [EMAIL PROTECTED] like:

 In my opinion, if anyone cannot see the human greatness
   within Barack Obama, it's because they do not
   want to see it. They select not to for a number of
   reasons. Policies and! platforms aside, the guy
   resonates with a natural born leadership that you
   can just feel. 

This comment is not based on fact, but wishy washy Obama-love. These are the 
comments for which conservatives rightly criticize liberals. Human greatness, 
Natural born leadership that you can just feel -- please. Please do not treat 
President-elect Obama like he a teen heartthrob that you dream of having dinner 
with. He is a well-organized, decisive, calm, and intelligent person (as far as 
we can tell from speeches and his relatively short record). He may indeed, and 
I 
surely hope, a great leader. His policies on the environment, economy, and 
social justice are clearly well-reasoned and well-advised. However, when we 
state that we can just feel his natural born leadership (and don't know how 
you feel leadership anyway?), it does sound like we are mindless members of a 
cul



Re: [UC] My Favorite Obamas

2008-11-11 Thread justinm
We have been listening to Bush and recently McCain vagaries for eight years. 
They respond to questions with comments like: its just the right thing to do, 
those people hate freedom, I looked into his eyes and saw his soul, and the 
like. I just want to make sure that we don't slip into vagaries with 
President-elect Obama. 

If you want to support him (as I do), then let's be mature and intelligent 
about it (while also being very excited!).

Best,
jm

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University of California, Riverside
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   He is a well-organized, decisive, calm, and
   intelligent person.

   These are all signs of a great leader. Signs, that
   I, personally, can feel through the delivery of his
   speeches and his presence. If you cannot feel a
   speaker just the same as you can hear the message
   than that's your chosen or sculpted personality. I
   choose to take in the entire presentation of his
   speeches/interviews and not just the message, a
   message which I've humbly backed since 2004. Also,
   if you cannot feel leadership than maybe you've
   never been on a team (of any type) that had a
   respectable leader who makes you feel comfortable in
   following, some may just simply call it trust. 
   I did not say he can walk on water, I am fully aware
   that he is not the Messiah and realize that he is
   just as human as you and I. What's so extravagant or
   excessive about noting his HUMAN greatness? It is
   still possible to be a great human being in politics
   right? I could see If I said something
   like Immortal, Godlike Super Greatness. That would
   qualify, in my mind, as cult-like reverence.
   And, come to think of it, I would not mind having
   dinner with him either. There's nothing wishy
   washy about having respect for, and hope
   with, your future President. 

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 I voted for Barack Obama. I am a hyper-liberal when it comes to politics. I 
 also
 believe that despite his inexperience in national and international politcs, 
 he
 was the most honorable and intellectually curious of the candidates. After the
 last eight years and with the trying times ahead, we need fresh ideas and an
 intelligent and calm leader.

 This said, the liberal cause is cheapened when we defend Obama with comments
 from [EMAIL PROTECTED] like:

  In my opinion, if anyone cannot see the human greatness
within Barack Obama, it's because they do not
want to see it. They select not to for a number of
reasons. Policies and! platforms aside, the guy
resonates with a natural born leadership that you
can just feel.

 This comment is not based on fact, but wishy washy Obama-love. These are the
 comments for which conservatives rightly criticize liberals. Human 
 greatness,
 Natural born leadership that you can just feel -- please. Please do not 
 treat
 President-elect Obama like he a teen heartthrob that you dream of having 
 dinner
 with. He is a well-organized, decisive, calm, and intelligent person (as far 
 as
 we can tell from speeches and his relatively short record). He may indeed, 
 and I
 surely hope, a great leader. His policies on the environment, economy, and
 social justice are clearly well-reasoned and well-advised. However, when we
 state that we can just feel his natural born leadership (and don't know how
 you feel leadership anyway?), it does sound like we are mindless members of 
 a
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Re: [UC] My Favorite Obamas

2008-11-10 Thread deeno7100
It's completely?useless trying to communicate a?logical reality to (I guess I 
should say most)?McCain supporters. Through my own personal?experience, they 
seem to suffer from a new,?biologically stronger and incurable?strain of the 
Selective Hearing Virus. I've given up long ago. It's really like talking to a 
brick wall except the brick wall seems to?listen better.?I never fully 
supported McCain myself but always appreciated/respected his military service 
and?moderate?views until he sold out for the Conservative Evangelical vote 
and went all Palin on us. His supporters, much like Bush's, believe anything 
they are told by their Party?and dispute anything the Democrats say, for no 
other fact than?because the Democarats said it. In my opinion,?if anyone cannot 
see the human?greatness within Barack Obama, it's because they do not want?to 
see it. They select not to for a number of reasons. Policies and platforms 
aside, the guy resonates with a natural born leadership that you!
  can just feel. Thankfully,?it's all over with and hopefully?4 years from now 
the ship will be pointed in the right direction again. 
My favorite Obama?drama is the terrorist accusation. I?find it?comical that 
it's A-OK for?a terrorist?to be a US Senator (btw what's it say about our CIA 
that one can rise the ranks at such a fast pace in our very own Government?), 
but not?The President. I never knew that terrorists suffered from glass 
ceilings?in the workplace like so many Americans. Interesting. 


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Hmm, went to the youtube link.? Craig, did you notice what it said in the 
description? Voiced by Kyle Grooms. Political satire.

We get it, we know you don't like Mr. Obama and probably think Mr. McCain is 
your own personal gift from whichever God it is you worship.

The fact that you've been shoving anti-Obama posts down our throats for the 
last few days is really very tiring and unnecessary.

The abortion issue ... Mr. Obama has stated that he personally is against 
abortion, but believes it is a woman's right to choose.? In your world, a 14 
year old girl (children having children appalls me), a victim of rape or 
incest, a woman who could die if she carried full term, someone living in 
extreme poverty who can't afford to keep themselves housed and fed properly, 
someone with mental/substance abuse issues ... those are just a few situations 
where, though a hard choice and decision to make, at least we DO have the 
ability to make that choice and decision.? (BTW, Wilma? High Five!)? In your 
world, that choice would not exist and those females and the offspring could 
and in many cases would face a fairly awful life ahead of them.? Or, are you 
and your fellow good Christians going to step in and help?? Are you all going 
to adopt these babies?? Are you going to personally help financially support 
these mothers and children?

The William Ayers thing.? Barak Obama was, I believe, something like 8 years 
old when Ayers was in the Weather Underground.? Mr. Ayers is 63 years old, Mr. 
Obama is 47 I believe.? That's a 16 year age difference.? Yes, they do live in 
the same neighborhood, their children go to the same school, they do get 
together.? I don't think that makes Mr. Obama a terrorist or an accomplice.

Is Mrs. Obama spending $150,000 on clothes?? No, she shops online and even at 
Target.?? Does her make-up artist make more than Mr. McCain's security 
advisor?? Nope, but Sarah Palin's does.

Anyway, enough.? Here's a link to a condensed, but still informative biography 
of Mr. Obama:? 
http://www.biography.com/featured-biography/barack-obama/index.jsp

Tonight is the night we all find out who's voted and how.? If McCain wins?? I 
and more than a few people I've talked to are wondering what the requirements 
for moving to Canada are.

Wendy


On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 3:35 PM, heronsinc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:




Is this part of the If it's on the internet it's got to be true school of 
political argument?? It wasn't even a good Obama imitation as far as the voice 
over and the gestures and demeanor of Obama (from the back of course, since a 
face on shot would clearly expose the dubbing) did not correspond with the rant.

?

Was that supposed to win some kind of political argument?? I guess when you 
have to grasp at straws . . . 

?

C J Kelly/S 47th St

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Re: [UC] My Favorite Obamas

2008-11-10 Thread justinm
I voted for Barack Obama. I am a hyper-liberal when it comes to politics. I 
also believe that despite his inexperience in national and international 
politcs, he was the most honorable and intellectually curious of the 
candidates. After the last eight years and with the trying times ahead, we need 
fresh ideas and an intelligent and calm leader.

This said, the liberal cause is cheapened when we defend Obama with comments 
from [EMAIL PROTECTED] like:

 In my opinion, if anyone cannot see the human greatness
   within Barack Obama, it's because they do not
   want to see it. They select not to for a number of
   reasons. Policies and! platforms aside, the guy
   resonates with a natural born leadership that you
   can just feel. 

This comment is not based on fact, but wishy washy Obama-love. These are the 
comments for which conservatives rightly criticize liberals. Human greatness, 
Natural born leadership that you can just feel -- please. Please do not treat 
President-elect Obama like he a teen heartthrob that you dream of having dinner 
with. He is a well-organized, decisive, calm, and intelligent person (as far as 
we can tell from speeches and his relatively short record). He may indeed, and 
I surely hope, a great leader. His policies on the environment, economy, and 
social justice are clearly well-reasoned and well-advised. However, when we 
state that we can just feel his natural born leadership (and don't know how 
you feel leadership anyway?), it does sound like we are mindless members of a 
cul

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Re: [UC] My Favorite Obamas

2008-11-10 Thread Wilma de Soto
Actually, I believe that being a Republican and a Conservative is being
brought back home again to its true meaning and Liberal should be as well.

Both terms have been erroneously miscalled in the past 30-40 years.


On 11/10/08 4:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I voted for Barack Obama. I am a hyper-liberal when it comes to politics. I
 also believe that despite his inexperience in national and international
 politcs, he was the most honorable and intellectually curious of the
 candidates. After the last eight years and with the trying times ahead, we
 need fresh ideas and an intelligent and calm leader.
 
 This said, the liberal cause is cheapened when we defend Obama with comments
 from [EMAIL PROTECTED] like:
 
  In my opinion, if anyone cannot see the human greatness
   within Barack Obama, it's because they do not
   want to see it. They select not to for a number of
   reasons. Policies and! platforms aside, the guy
   resonates with a natural born leadership that you
   can just feel.
 
 This comment is not based on fact, but wishy washy Obama-love. These are the
 comments for which conservatives rightly criticize liberals. Human
 greatness, Natural born leadership that you can just feel -- please. Please
 do not treat President-elect Obama like he a teen heartthrob that you dream of
 having dinner with. He is a well-organized, decisive, calm, and intelligent
 person (as far as we can tell from speeches and his relatively short record).
 He may indeed, and I surely hope, a great leader. His policies on the
 environment, economy, and social justice are clearly well-reasoned and
 well-advised. However, when we state that we can just feel his natural born
 leadership (and don't know how you feel leadership anyway?), it does sound
 like we are mindless members of a cul
 
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[UC] My Favorite Obamas

2008-11-04 Thread Craig Obama
[image: Obama Goes Off on a
Heckler!]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wSv6mkSXXQfeature=PlayListp=96BE62A39838C3DFindex=2
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=96BE62A39838C3DF#
 Obama Goes Off on a
Heckler!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wSv6mkSXXQfeature=PlayListp=96BE62A39838C3DFindex=2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wSv6mkSXXQfeature=PlayListp=96BE62A39838C3DFindex=2



 Friday, October 31, 2008
 [image: Thomas Sowell :: Townhall.com
Columnist]http://townhall.com/columnists/ThomasSowell
 *Ego and Mou*th
by Thomas Sowell

http://townhall.com/columnists/ThomasSowell/2008/10/31/ego_and_mouth?page=fullcomments=true


After the big gamble on subprime mortgages that led to the current financial
crisis, is there going to be an even bigger gamble, by putting the fate of a
nation in the hands of a man whose only qualifications are ego and mouth?

Barack Obama has the kind of cocksure confidence that can only be achieved
by not achieving anything else.

Anyone who has actually had to take responsibility for consequences by
running any kind of enterprise-- whether economic or academic, or even just
managing a sports team-- is likely at some point to be chastened by either
the setbacks brought on by his own mistakes or by seeing his successes
followed by negative consequences that he never anticipated.

The kind of self-righteous self-confidence that has become Obama's trademark
is usually found in sophomores in Ivy League colleges-- very bright and
articulate students, utterly untempered by experience in real world.

The signs of Barack Obama's self-centered immaturity are painfully obvious,
though ignored by true believers who have poured their hopes into him, and
by the media who just want the symbolism and the ideology that Obama
represents.

The triumphal tour of world capitals and photo-op meetings with world
leaders by someone who, after all, was still merely a candidate, is just one
sign of this self-centered immaturity.

This is our time! he proclaimed. And I will change the world. But
ultimately this election is not about him, but about the fate of this
nation, at a time of both domestic and international peril, with a major
financial crisis still unresolved and a nuclear Iran looming on the horizon.


For someone who has actually accomplished nothing to blithely talk about
taking away what has been earned by those who have accomplished something,
and give it to whomever he chooses in the name of spreading the wealth, is
the kind of casual arrogance that has led to many economic catastrophes in
many countries.

The equally casual ease with which Barack Obama has talked about appointing
judges on the basis of their empathies with various segments of the
population makes a mockery of the very concept of law.

After this man has wrecked the economy and destroyed constitutional law with
his judicial appointments, what can he do for an encore? He can cripple the
military and gamble America's future on his ability to sit down with enemy
nations and talk them out of causing trouble.

Senator Obama's running mate, Senator Joe Biden, has for years shown the
same easy-way-out mindset. Senator Biden has for decades opposed
strengthening our military forces. In 1991, Biden urged relying on sanctions
to get Saddam Hussein's troops out of Kuwait, instead of military force,
despite the demonstrated futility of sanctions as a means of undoing an
invasion.

People who think Governor Sarah Palin didn't handle some gotcha questions
well in a couple of interviews show no interest in how she compares to the
Democrats' Vice Presidential candidate, Senator Biden.

Joe Biden is much more of the kind of politician the mainstream media like.
Not only is he a liberal's liberal, he answers questions far more glibly
than Governor Palin-- grossly inaccurately in many cases, but glibly.

Moreover, this is a long-standing pattern with Biden. When he was running
for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination back in 1987, someone in
the audience asked him what law school he attended and how well he did.

Flashing his special phony smile, Biden said, I think I have a much higher
IQ than you do. He added, I went to law school on a full academic
scholarship and ended up in the top half of the class.

But Biden did not have a full academic scholarship. Newsweek reported: He
went on a half scholarship based on need. He didn't finish in the 'top half'
of his class. He was 76th out of 85.

Add to Obama and Biden House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader
Harry Reid, and you have all the ingredients for a historic meltdown. Let us
not forget that the Roman Empire did decline and fall, blighting the lives
of millions for centuries.



Ciao,

Craig


RE: [UC] My Favorite Obamas

2008-11-04 Thread heronsinc
Is this part of the If it's on the internet it's got to be true school of
political argument?  It wasn't even a good Obama imitation as far as the
voice over and the gestures and demeanor of Obama (from the back of course,
since a face on shot would clearly expose the dubbing) did not correspond
with the rant.

 

Was that supposed to win some kind of political argument?  I guess when you
have to grasp at straws . . . 

 

C J Kelly/S 47th St

 

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Re: [UC] My Favorite Obamas

2008-11-04 Thread missthin
Hmm, went to the youtube link.  Craig, did you notice what it said in the
description? Voiced by Kyle Grooms. Political satire.

We get it, we know you don't like Mr. Obama and probably think Mr. McCain is
your own personal gift from whichever God it is you worship.

The fact that you've been shoving anti-Obama posts down our throats for the
last few days is really very tiring and unnecessary.

The abortion issue ... Mr. Obama has stated that he personally is against
abortion, but believes it is a woman's right to choose.  In your world, a 14
year old girl (children having children appalls me), a victim of rape or
incest, a woman who could die if she carried full term, someone living in
extreme poverty who can't afford to keep themselves housed and fed properly,
someone with mental/substance abuse issues ... those are just a few
situations where, though a hard choice and decision to make, at least we DO
have the ability to make that choice and decision.  (BTW, Wilma? High
Five!)  In your world, that choice would not exist and those females and the
offspring could and in many cases would face a fairly awful life ahead of
them.  Or, are you and your fellow good Christians going to step in and
help?  Are you all going to adopt these babies?  Are you going to personally
help financially support these mothers and children?

The William Ayers thing.  Barak Obama was, I believe, something like 8 years
old when Ayers was in the Weather Underground.  Mr. Ayers is 63 years old,
Mr. Obama is 47 I believe.  That's a 16 year age difference.  Yes, they do
live in the same neighborhood, their children go to the same school, they do
get together.  I don't think that makes Mr. Obama a terrorist or an
accomplice.

Is Mrs. Obama spending $150,000 on clothes?  No, she shops online and even
at Target.   Does her make-up artist make more than Mr. McCain's security
advisor?  Nope, but Sarah Palin's does.

Anyway, enough.  Here's a link to a condensed, but still informative
biography of Mr. Obama:
http://www.biography.com/featured-biography/barack-obama/index.jsp

Tonight is the night we all find out who's voted and how.  If McCain wins?
I and more than a few people I've talked to are wondering what the
requirements for moving to Canada are.

Wendy

On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 3:35 PM, heronsinc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Is this part of the If it's on the internet it's got to be true school
 of political argument?  It wasn't even a good Obama imitation as far as the
 voice over and the gestures and demeanor of Obama (from the back of course,
 since a face on shot would clearly expose the dubbing) did not correspond
 with the rant.



 Was that supposed to win some kind of political argument?  I guess when you
 have to grasp at straws . . .



 C J Kelly/S 47th St


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 Heckler!]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wSv6mkSXXQfeature=PlayListp=96BE62A39838C3DFindex=2

 http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=96BE62A39838C3DF

 Obama Goes Off on a 
 Heckler!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wSv6mkSXXQfeature=PlayListp=96BE62A39838C3DFindex=2



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 Ciao,

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Re: [UC] My Favorite Obamas

2008-11-04 Thread Wilma de Soto
You¹ll note my question about the possible human life in discarded tampons
and whether they should be funeralized went unanswered.  I meant that
question in ALL seriousness and not to be crude.

Also the board that Ayers and Obama were on was quite conservative; I mean
REAL Republicans and not these Neo-Con charlatans who have hijacked their
party.

THAT more than anything else is why I think Obama might win tonight because
true Conservatives are feeling a bit like Samuel L. Jackson in the last
scenes of ³Snakes On A Plane.²  ³E-NOUGH!!²


On 11/4/08 7:02 PM, missthin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hmm, went to the youtube link.  Craig, did you notice what it said in the
 description? Voiced by Kyle Grooms.  Political satire.
 
 We get it, we know you don't like Mr. Obama and probably think Mr. McCain is
 your own personal gift from whichever God it is you worship.
 
 The fact that you've been shoving anti-Obama posts down our throats for the
 last few days is really very tiring and unnecessary.
 
 The abortion issue ... Mr. Obama has stated that he personally is against
 abortion, but believes it is a woman's right to choose.  In your world, a 14
 year old girl (children having children appalls me), a victim of rape or
 incest, a woman who could die if she carried full term, someone living in
 extreme poverty who can't afford to keep themselves housed and fed properly,
 someone with mental/substance abuse issues ... those are just a few situations
 where, though a hard choice and decision to make, at least we DO have the
 ability to make that choice and decision.  (BTW, Wilma? High Five!)  In your
 world, that choice would not exist and those females and the offspring could
 and in many cases would face a fairly awful life ahead of them.  Or, are you
 and your fellow good Christians going to step in and help?  Are you all going
 to adopt these babies?  Are you going to personally help financially support
 these mothers and children?
 
 The William Ayers thing.  Barak Obama was, I believe, something like 8 years
 old when Ayers was in the Weather Underground.  Mr. Ayers is 63 years old, Mr.
 Obama is 47 I believe.  That's a 16 year age difference.  Yes, they do live in
 the same neighborhood, their children go to the same school, they do get
 together.  I don't think that makes Mr. Obama a terrorist or an accomplice.
 
 Is Mrs. Obama spending $150,000 on clothes?  No, she shops online and even at
 Target.   Does her make-up artist make more than Mr. McCain's security
 advisor?  Nope, but Sarah Palin's does.
 
 Anyway, enough.  Here's a link to a condensed, but still informative biography
 of Mr. Obama:  
 http://www.biography.com/featured-biography/barack-obama/index.jsp
 
 Tonight is the night we all find out who's voted and how.  If McCain wins?  I
 and more than a few people I've talked to are wondering what the requirements
 for moving to Canada are.
 
 Wendy
 
 On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 3:35 PM, heronsinc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Is this part of the If it's on the internet it's got to be true school of
 political argument? It wasn't even a good Obama imitation as far as the voice
 over and the gestures and demeanor of Obama (from the back of course, since a
 face on shot would clearly expose the dubbing) did not correspond with the
 rant.
 
  
 
 Was that supposed to win some kind of political argument?  I guess when you
 have to grasp at straws . . .
 
  
 
 C J Kelly/S 47th St
 
  
 
 
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 On Behalf Of Craig Obama
 Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2008 12:22 PM
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 Subject: [UC] My Favorite Obamas
 
  
 
  
   
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 Obama Goes Off on a Heckler!
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 Ciao,
 
 Craig