What If Obama Loses?

Now we are on the sexiest talk because Hillery isn't getting elected? ROFL

I challenge everyone to study the facts. We the people, even though according to some, are the ones who give or not give consent to our elected officials. Yes, every vote does count. The Challenge is to study History, history of our founding fathers, what the Real Dream of this nation , the Greatest nation in the World, what the real dream was for their children and their children s children. Life was First, not Abortion.

NEED I SAY MORE>>>>>>>>>...

If the election for president were held today, for whom would you vote?
October 23-25, 2004

John Kerry 49%
George W. Bush 46%

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Gallup's Racially Biased Polls>>>>>>>>>>

Based on Gallup's history of rigging questions to benefit the LIBERAL candidate, I will not even post there
POLL HERE........

By Ruy Teixeira, The Center for American Progress and The Century Foundation. Posted October 27, 2004.

Public Opinion Watch: Gallup's methods don't weight race very well; tracking polls aren't worth tracking; Kerry has huge leads among new and young voters....

(October 20-21, 2004): KERRY 52% percent- to - BUSH 45% percent

(October 17-19, 2004): KERRY 50% percen t- to - BUSH 43% percent

NBC/Wall Street Journal (October 16-18, 2004): KERRY 49% percent to BUSH 43% percent

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zogby Poll (September 28, 2008) Obama/Biden 47.1% -- McCain/Palin 45.9%

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NOW THROW IN THE "BRADLEY EFFECT" AND McCAIN IS ACTUALLY AHEAD...BAD NEWS FOR OBAMA!

You will vote for the right candidate if you believe that he is the right candidate and not black or white. Please do not make this into a race issue, yes the color of the skin is black and white but voting for a president isn't. You vote for what you believe who is going to be the right candidate that will give us employments, keep our country and economy strong and who is not afraid to fight terrorism anywhere in the world. Please do not make this into a race issue. In election day, it is our right to vote and it is an honor to be able to vote. Thank you.

Ignorance and fear dominate these discussions. I suspect that a lack of education and the consumption of mass media substitute for an authentic worldview here. I'm a white male - blue collar, middle class and southern. I'm also educated, at least to the extent that I've been able. I don't fear Obamas' name, his mixed race, (we're all mixed race, fools!), his superior intellect, or his admirable accomplishments. He represents the best of America to me. The editorial focus of this article frames his candidacy in the narrow window of race, and drags the entire discussion into the mud of ignorance, fear and hate. In actual numbers, I'm sure that there are far more ignorant, hateful, racist whites than there are ignorant hateful and racist blacks. Keep the national discourse focused on race, and Obama will lose. Mr Samuels understands this, and has done his job well.
One or two generations of well-educated people may be the only hope the world has left. Obama would be an inspiration to that end. READ.

I'm Irish, when John Kennedy campaigned for President 99% of the Irish voted for him. His photograph was hung in the homes of nearly every Irish Catholic in Ireland too boot. If Obama wins, he will do exactly what all the presidents do, and that is to abide by the desires of the few people behind the scenes who really run our country.

If Obaman loses, every person who voted for him will get the opportunity to know what all of Hilary Clinton's supporters felt like when the DNP decided a black man was more important to give the votes to than a white woman ... when a woman becomes a leader of our country ... that will be saying something about America and its progress towards prejudice.

Obama will be elected by the White Vote. Without it, he has no hope. Therefore when he is elected, Black Americans need to shut up about racism. We are all sick of the constant mantra of "Oh I failed because of racism". Its nothing but scape goating. Mexicans suffer racism, Asians suffer from racism as do Africans (Black Amercans are NOT Africans)...yet these groups all do wonderfully - due to hard work and good values. The Black community as a whole, does a deplorable job of keeping families together -fatherless families are the norm for most black families. The prisons fill with the failure of Black fathers - if you do not stay around to support and raise your own chidlren, the streets will do it for you - and the result is our prisons are full of black men whose fathers walked out on them.

I am a 51 year old white male who owns a business and is a republican. I am voting for Obama not because he is black, but because he is well educated, thoughtful, brilliant, insightful and has good judgement. As for implied threat of riots and violence if Obama is not elected, Black Americans will lose even more credibility if such a thing occurs. You can't act like third-world savages and expeect to be treated with respect.

I work in black communities and for black organizations - and I have to say, black americans as a whole represent the most racist, bigoted segment of our population. When complaining of racism, they need to look at their own community.

If you are sure of your life in these United States play the role of responsible citizen no matter who is up for election - just do your part. Obama is not the great Black hope and neither was Lyndon Johnson when he oversaw and signed many civil rights bills into law. Obama is just another sincere civil servant who has turned to politics to live his passion - we all know that may or may not be successful but this is his attempt to do what he can given his talents. I would encourage others to look to themselves to do the same instead of looking to those they idolize/idealize. It is important to look within to find the hero within ourselves to determine what part we can play to assist our fellow man and ourselves in these perilous times. Cietta Tolbert

if everyone thinks about you will find thatONLY democrats and independents can be racist. think about it.

Obama has toooo much of a shady past and no experience. Why can we not learn how he paid for his college?Bill Ayers? The preachers who have damned America? this is not about race but honesty and experience. At first I actually liked him & the more I learned about him and Michelle..the scarier it got! God help us if he is elected. America will never be the same..It has nothing to do with his being Black. I was initally thrilled with him. Colin Powell..would make a great President, Rice would maken a great President..she is so qualified and that is what it is ALL about.......... Nothing to do with being Black..nothing!
X-Democrat voting MCain/Palin 08

onerdrfan made a good point in suggesting that blacks should vote based on specific and not color. However, I think most blacks are probably voting based on both reasons. Obama happens to be the same color as they are, which I'm sure creates some ethnic pride but he also identifies with their needs. He is for better education, better healthcare, more jobs in America, and many other issues in which the black community has been left out for far too long. He will do well for the black community, but in doing so he will also do well for the white community.

It's a shame this isn't discussed more. Everyone is afraid of "offending" blacks by telling the truth. They are being racists. It's no different than someone saying they are voting for McCain because he is white and there are people out there saying that. What is amazing is that people are using skin color as a criteria to elect some to run a country of 300 million people.

I resent Newsweek allowing racists to speak for "white people". They speak for themselves loud and clear..not for me.