I didn't even vote for Obama, but I feel bad about what is happening to him in this campaign. There are too many out-and-out lies being thrown around, and they could easily be set right by even just going to wikipedia. First of all, I happen to have some friends who are Muslims and it is NOT okay with me that they are being marginalized in this way. And what's even more ridiculous is that Barack Obama isn't even Muslim (as if that would be such an awful thing!). How can someone on one hand be associated with a radical Christian leader and on the other hand be "accused" of being of a completely different faith? Barack Obama is a Christian- if that matters to you.
If you care about where this country is going and have the same values as Mr. Obama, I think a vote in his direction is a good way to go. I would've voted for him, but for the fact that we don't agree in the area of Gay Rights. At least do yourself the service of checking into where he stands on the basic issues by visiting his site at: Barack Obama: the Issues
It'll take 5 minutes, but it's a decision that will last at least 4 years.
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Hmm, I have now seen over 40 people come to my door to convert me to Obama and his idea of change because I am undecided. Enough I say already. Let me make up my own mind.
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Obviously I'm not trying to 'convert people to Obama'. I didn't even vote for him. I just think he is being treated unfairly and that a minority of people should get their facts from a good source.
I got my voter registration sent in on time Friday. First time since my 18th birthday that Im going to vote!
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