Political Outsiders look on American-Trust Obama-We are neutral

I also am voting for Obama. We need a Democrat, we need change. I am not prejudice like some of those people who can't look past his color or his name. That means nothing to me. I have heard both candidate speak, debate and be analized om cnn, and my educated vote is for Obama.

From the looks of the polls, the majority of Americans aren't writing him off and I agree with you. I will be glad when this election is over though.

What do I think? I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but, the opinions of people living outside the U.S. have no influence on who I vote for. Zero. Zip. I don't tell them how to vote in their election because it's not my election and not my country. And the argument of "well, the U.S. effects the world greatly so we should have interest and give our opinions" is getting tired and really means nothing. If you want to have a say in our elections, then immigrate here, get citizenship and vote. If you want Obama as a leader, get him to move to your country and run for office there. I'm sure he'd be a great leader for Europe, his ideology is much closer to Europe than America's, you can have him....please...have him. Again, I mean no offense, but as much as we in America hear about how much we interfere in the world's business, I read in here and other places online an endless parade of people telling us who we should vote for, what laws we should pass and how we should run our country and I'm at wit's end with it. This year, I am voting for Chuck Baldwin, of the Constitution party. Why? not because I want to please the world, but because I believe he is the best choice for MY country, not for the world.