Advice for Obama

Dear American Citizens and the Press

As a concerned citizen, I consider it is my duty to bring following message to you all.

"We the citizens of the United States of America have the ultimate responsibility to elect the " Right Candidate" to lead our nation, out of our huge present and future internal and external challenges as well as opportunities. This is to prevent depression and isolation in-spite of being the only superpower in the world morally, democratically, economically, and militarily.

We need to consider the "critical qualities and characteristics" of our presumptive presidential nominees at the time we vote.

In my personal and professional opinion the critical considerations are as under:


1. Calm, cool, and collected " temper " [ Presidential Temperament ].
2. Sound and sustained "Judgment and Caliber".
3. "Thought-fullness and togetherness" of purpose and positions.
4. Minimum "ex-poser and exploitation" around "Washington and Washington insiders".
5. Renewed " Vigor and Vision " for our Greatgrand Nation.
6. Foreign policy based on " American Values, Virtuous, Vastness".

Stay informed, stay involved, and stay engaged. Do not allow some partisan media, pundits, pollsters, and perpetual political opinion makers effect your vote in the wrong direction.

Don't be effected and duped by "Psychological Terrorism" that is afflicted upon you all the time.

Long live U.S.A and its diverse but democratic people.

Col. A.M. Khajawall [Ret] MD., ABFM., ABDA.
Chief Consultant: World Wide Porfessional Consultants[WWPC]
Colonel, USAR/MC Combat Stress Control[Ret], Disabled American Veteran and Freedom team.
Consultant Psychiatrist: CA State, Medical Board of California, and Los Angeles Mental Health Department
Address: 7642 Eaglehelm Court Las Vegas NV 89123

People in Europe probably know more about Obama and McCain than the Average American. They read and they have a much higher educational level. In England, for example, student benefits are paid until age 25, which allows most people to finish law or graduate school. Under Ronal Reagan, Social Security Law was changed to terminate Student Benefits at age 18 instead of at age 22. As a consequence, many people voting in America are, indeed, low information voters. In addition to that handicap, many voters refuse to accept that America is one nation among many and that we must work with other nations of the world to ensure our own security. We have a lot to do to foster a clearer understanding among American voters of just what is at stake in this election. We can elect McCain, who is virtually illiterate. Or we can elect Obama, a man who has demonstrated throughout his life a commitment to learning, understanding and making a better world. For me, I am going with the man with proven intelligence. Obama was always at the top of his class. McCain was always at the bottom. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to discern that Obama is a much safer choice for POTUS.

I am not sure about Obama just because of the fact his statements keep on chaging on lots of issue. I am not an American as a Canadian i do take interest in US politics as it impacts us here. But i still would believe in Obama more bacause Mr. Mccain belongs to people who has not only helped destroy US economy but rest of the world.

So, do you think the world realizes that Obama used cocaine for years? Apparently Newsweek didn't think this was an important question to ask anyone they interviewed for this article.

Obama is very PRESIDENTIAL in world views,His qualities of leadership speaks well for Americans,call him elitist,egoist,if you like and jealous,that what American should be when he meet world leaders,in Suit and tie,Next day he wears T-shirt and track pant playing basketball or just going Gym side by side with ordinary citizens just like all of usTHIS what a USA president be should BE and always BE.

citron16...is that 16 your age? It matters very much what our allies think pal. You see, if we were to get into a major conflict with say, Iran, we would need some pretty serious support from our allies or we would be smacked around all over the desert. Without our allies we wouldn't have won WWII, do your homework before you post ignorant comments. I suggest you take some college level history courses, preferably ones that aren't taught by right wing imperialists. Comparing Obama to Kerry is the biggest mischaracterization you could possibly make, it's like comparing JFK to Dukakis. We need our allies support now more than ever, or we will NEVER win the war against Al-Qaeda. The world wants Obama, and thankfully, judging by the enormous movement Obama has created, so does America.

Flamingo, you've been flying high, babe!!
Of course, people care what Britan and Europe might think about our candidates; if it wasn't for Bush, we wouldn't be so looked down upon around the world as we are now. Open your eyes, bird!!

After one trip to Iraq and Afghanistan Barak Hussein Obama is a foreign policy 'expert'.

Is this the best the Democrats can come up with??

Does the 29% of America still believing that W still is the best thing since sliced bread read these worldly opinions while recognizing how deeply they are despised for their right-wing, envangelical-laced mishandling?

DaveCB, Bronx, NY

Some real haters and racist folk posting on here. Very sad that we have people like this in America. The world would be so much better without such people. Senator is not anti-American and if anyone thinks that, they must not be very educated.

This is all very interesting and clearly shows that, in addition to the enormous problems to be solved in America, there are multiple world issues that the next American President must be able to understand and address. Obama clearly is the better candidate. The world views expressed in this article highlight the fact that the next POTUS cannot be a man whose only world view is war. This article clearly shows that the next POTUS must be enormously intelligent. Even in the mind of the most imaginative Republican, McCain does not meet the qualification requirements to become POTUS. McCain, because he has always been an intellectual under-achiever and is now just too old, cannot cut the muster required from the next POTUS. If this article is worth anything, it is worth the challenge it offers in assessing the fact that our president must understand our needs first, but must be able to understand our needs and challenges in the context of a world community that requires peaceful cooperation. McCain is absolutely and unequivocally unqualified to be President. Who among us would want McCain's unscreened words uttered on our behalf in a time of peace or crisis? McCain claims to have bona fide expertise in foreign policy, but he demonstrates, every time he opens his mouth, that he does not know what he is talking about. He also is an unabashed flip flopper. He doesn't know the meaning of straight talk and it is an absolute disgrace that the press does not hold him to a higher standard than one that would be applied to a middle schooler running in a mock presidential election.