Barack Obama Myths

I have never heard that before but I will look into that. I know he's a Christian and his only possible ties to being Muslim are from when he was a child he was sent to Catholic & Muslim schools in Indonesia not for religious reasons but for educational purposes. I will check out that sentence and get back to you.

Sorry my friend, it looks like you were misinformed as I expected. Obama is a Christian and was sworn in with his hand on the Bible. http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/238/ If you don't mind me asking was Koran thing something received via e-mail? I'm putting together a movement to destroy all these myths as they come out.

Please read the following link debunking this myth. It is an excellent article covering Baracks backgound and his Christian faith and his allegiance to the USA. This should put a lot of rumors in the garbage can where they belong. ...Oh how I love Snopes.com! http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/muslim.asp

Very true. This is going to be a long (and exciting I think) election year. I wish they had a primary every 3 days or every week or something. That's be great, have the NFL games on the weekend and then a primary every Tuesday/Wednesday.

true the website is pretty much the candidates best face forward, but its weird I have many people tell me that barack talks of change but has no plan, the website shows what he plans to do. I think the big problem is the Clinton camp (i.e. the BET owner's intro of Hillary) trying to stay away from the issues and focus on Barack's negatives. If the Dem's lose the Presidency I blame the Clinton's negative campaign they've run. They've hurt Obama and themselves by being so negative.

Its ironic you say that, as more racism is revealed against Obama I have had many replies some I believe from Republicans saying that they might vote for Obama just because of some of the racism he is facing. There were a lot of questions about what exactly happened in New Hampshire but I doubt we'll ever know the 100% truth. I'm more looking ahead, we got Kerry's endorsement and the Governor of Arizona, an older white female. I think that was the best endorsement it shows women they don't have to vote for Hillary just because she is a woman or because they like Bill. I hate to say because I like Edwards but as soon as he drops out of the race Obama should get the majority of his supporters.

I do agree one vote does not count for much in the grand scheme of things, I think the key is, like in Iowa, not just voting but telling others who the candidates and are and what they stand for. 17% of voters in New Hampshire made their decision on the last day. That shows me a huge portion of voters are uneducated on the candidates and very likely voting for the wrong person. As w/ the race card, the funny thing the first negatives I heard on him around here about race was that he was not black enough for black people. I think its disgusting if a black man is well educated and intelligent that he is even shunned by some of his own race. Obama is is the only candidate with the message of inclusion all races, all demographics so its ironic that you feel he is standoffish. I think a big part of Obama's critics prefer people with experience because they are older and have experience. Experience normally counts for something, however experience in Washington is a negative right now. Things haven't been done right in DC in a very long time and it gets worse every year. I have an Austrailian friend who said the same thing happened over there. A bunch of younger politicians got elected and are actually doing a great job. I guess Austrailia is calling it a Honeymoon or something but it sounds eerily similar to this current race we have now.

It really is. Just the other day I'm speaking with Hillarites (I try to convert everyone I meet/chat with) and of the 4 Hillarites I chatted with they mispelled the words: voteing awsome totaly Hilary guarntee not to mention one of them saying they thought it was Obama also running for President in November. The rest of the world knows more about our politics than we do. It is sad.