A Gore Endorsement? Yawn. A Gore Endorsement in Michigan? Interesting...

re: The Most Interesting Thing About Gore's Endorsement? The Setting.

akhajawall — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 19:00:19 GMT

Dear American Voters, reporters and political professionals,

Hon. Senator McCain and Obama, besides each having many attributes and characteristics. The critical differences between the two of these presidential presumptive nominees are as under:

1. Presidential "Temperament and Composer".

2. Little Washington "insider Versus outsider" experience.

3. "Vision and mission" for our nation future rather than past.

4. American policies, " first U.S.A Centric" than any other country [ ies ] centric.

In my professional opinion Senator Obama leads in all above qualities.

The need of our next movement and generation is a change. The Change in " past Washington and its Leadership". A change we can believe in and not the seductive, deceptive, and confusing slogan of "leader we can believe in" [? Effexor ?".

Our Greatgrand Nation has to address many present and future challenges and start with new clean "Slate and Senator".

God Bless America. its diverse people, and our Greatgrand Nation.

Our Greatgrand Nation is needs the CHANGE at every level and for long time.

I am sure Senator Obama with the help of Senator Clinton and her supporters, can deliver that CHANGE.

Please stay involved, stay engaged, and stay informed. Please do not allow any seduction, deception, and or confusion by some partisan media and leaders effect your vote [ Psychological Terrorism ]..

Yours truly,

COL. [retd] A.M.Khajawall

Disabled American Veteran

Forensic psychiatrist, Las Vegas

PS: Please talk about the " Presidential Temperament And Caliber " of our presumptive presidential Nominees. Thanks.

re: The Most Interesting Thing About Gore's Endorsement? The Setting.

GustoMaybe — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 19:55:59 GMT

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Oh sorry, must have passed out on my keyboard. Must have been your dull writing that put me to sleep.

re: A Gore's Endorsement? Yawn. A Gore Endorsement in Michigan? Interesting...

citron16 — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 21:34:54 GMT

Who cares who Gore endorses! He is a has been, Go eat some more food Gore!!!!!!!!

re: A Gore Endorsement? Yawn. A Gore Endorsement in Michigan? Interesting...

chrisrnps — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 23:50:18 GMT

Fight the smears! Join the victory effort at http://www.womenforjohnmccain.com/

re: A Gore Endorsement? Yawn. A Gore Endorsement in Michigan? Interesting...

VoiceOfReason2008 — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 00:26:48 GMT

It'll be interesting to see if Obama can keep the Republican slime machine from defining him. In a head to head, I have a hard time imagining McCain beating Obama, particularly in Michigan. Obama comes across as smart, reasonable, articulate, and inspirational. His policies are certainly for more egalitarian than McCain's. That said, we are talking about the same electorate that gave G W Bush two terms in office. Anything is possible, even if it is depressing.

re: A Gore Endorsement? Yawn. A Gore Endorsement in Michigan? Interesting...

carrillo6807 — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 00:34:19 GMT

The kerrys, the Kennedys, the Edwards and now the Gores can forget about the fact, that voters in Michigan, Florida, Texas and other States where the pro Hillary voters were severelly screwed by the Democratic Party, are going magically to endorse Obama just because is the right thing to do. You do not understimate the intelligence of the American voters just like that. The integrity of the process is possibly more important even than the election itself. Protecting the rights of one minority is fine, but not at the expense of disenfranchising the rights of other minorities, such as women and latinos. This primary started with the wrong foot, and is bound to land in some kind of nightmare!. A defeat in November?.. That's quite possible!

re: A Gore Endorsement? Yawn. A Gore Endorsement in Michigan? Interesting...

Mwalimu — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 12:46:12 GMT

The Gore-Snore. I remember 2000. It was Gore's a bore, Gore's a snore. Even then, Gore won the popular vote and the election was decided by an electoral college fiat. As a result, we have had 8 years of an endless nightmare. Now, are we ready for 8 years of the same nightmare - only 50 times worse. I need to remind everyone of ONE inconvenient truth. Scientists predict that by 2012 we'll lose all of the polar ice. That will have catastrophic effects on our climate. We cannot afford to blow this election. We need to get beyond the Gore-snore's-a-bore or everyone on the planet loses big time.

re: A Gore Endorsement? Yawn. A Gore Endorsement in Michigan? Interesting...

Ganpat — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 15:11:48 GMT

Gore remains a significant figure in shaping US and world opinion about serious issues just because he does not jump on the cheap passing bandwagons like Newsweek's journalist hucksters have done with the Obama swindle.

Gore waited with dignity until an endorsement of the man the Part chose was unavoidable for a senior Democrat.

Well done.

When Obam is a busted joke, Gore will be there - serious, substantial, and - to tawdry people - boring.

re: A Gore Endorsement? Yawn. A Gore Endorsement in Michigan? Interesting...

Jayski32 — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 15:12:45 GMT

Obama's Real Michigan Problem:

Hillary has nothing to do with Obama's poor showing thsu far in Michigan. There is a segment of voters in the metro detroit area who already had there heart swept up by the promises of a young, well spoken, African American candidate who promised change to the voters who desparately desired it. That candidate was Kwame Kilpatrick, and instead of change the voters received yet another decade of corruption and embarrasement on the national stage. There is a segment of the population, and I am not saying they are correct in thinking so, who have taken a "I won't be fooled again" approach to Obama.

If Obama wants to win Michigan he needs to publicly distance himself from the Mayor of Detroit. Unfortunately the Mayor's Mom is a powerful Congressman and I doubt it will happen. Michigan is a toss up state, come this November and the Mayor of Detroit is the reason why.