Follow the Pied Piper if you wish. He had a good rap too about “change.” Savior? Hell, I’d like to know what he’s done for Chicago before I give him the top job?

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@ Tiger,

I’m nobody’s follower or pied piper, but I would definately vote Obama or Clinton over McCain any day…Truth be known both parties have flaws and no one has a the perfect solution to solve the worlds probblems, as we’ve seen with Bush having so called experience and a good sh*t talking game doesn’t mean anyhing either…Like I stated earlier Obama WON’T be the savior of black people but out of the three I know McCain is not my choice for president.

THAT is why I LOVE MY PEOPLE! We can be educated and “articulate” as “some” folks would describe us when we speak well and with purpose…and then drop it “real simple” just to make sure you get the picture! I LOVE IT!

You generalizations of black people “driving suvs” and grossly false characterization that “we” as in no one else, blames Bush for the miserable state of the economy is what I like to call- STRAIGHT COONERY! Because I swear my Honda is outside and my white neighbor is cursing Bush’s name as we speak! It’s so unfortunate when “we” as black people become “enlightened” and manipulate our “knowledge” to disrespect and generalize our own people. God bless you, brother!

John McCain has said that he has no problem keeping our troops in Iraq for another hundred years, you cannot be seriously arguing that McCain has a more responsible foreign policy than Senator Obama?

If you’re happy with the direction this country has been going for the last eight years, then more power to you…Now if you have a better alternative, then lets’ hear it…But for all intents and purposes, we have a two-party system, so the pickings are pretty slim. Me, i’m more concerned with the health of my 401K and Roth IRA accounts – Can you say that John McCain (who’s main platform) is to stay the cource of spending our dwindling resources on a war that shouldn’t have happened in the first place, or try someone with a fresh pair of eyes and outlook? Afterall, by your rationale, Bush didn’t have experience either, and it has become painfully obvious over the past eight years that is missteps outweighed his accomplishments. Chances are, his legacy will go down as one of the worst presidents this country has ever had…And i hope you’re not supporting a party that has been responsible for over 70% of the natinal dept since the inception of the U.S back in 1776. We’re talking over 9 trillion dollars. The said 70% was incurred while Reagan and both Bush’s was in office. So you have to ask yourself, where did the myth of GOP fiscal responsibility come from?

He’s a liberal Harvard snob who lucked into a safe state senate seat. He sat on the back bench and voted “present” alot. He Takes one speach a t the 2000 Convention and has made a career out of it. He’s never managed anything. He has no foreign policy experince. What he has proposed so far is a joke. The guy thinks taxes are about “fairness” instead of money. In all his time in office, what are 3 things he’s even done?

This guy is like Mr. Potato head. A blank potato you can dress up to be anything you want him to be. All based skin shade & car dealer catch phrases like “change” & “yes we can.”

The guy should be selling Kia’s, not running the free world.