Back From the Dead

Let's face it people, it's over and done.....He made it to the top. Truth really hurts but face it! I just wonder why some of are so mad about Obama which infact he was the most intelligent in all the candidates during the primaries. Maybe that's too much but hey, he beat everybody. For all the people who have gripes about his win please don't judge him, look at yourself in the mirror first whether you are better than Obama then maybe you can, if not, if you don't have anyhting nice to say, say no more.

Hey Newsweek, Do you plan to discuss the ongoing pending legal problems regarding Obama's citizenship? The pending lawsuit in the State of Hawaii and the one facing him with the US Supreme court. regarding his Vault Birth Certificate. Also how about complaints with the Federal Election Committee and the FBI. November 18th and Dec 1 st should be interesting days to watch. See obamacrimes.com

ok oBUMa-where is your BIRTH CERTIFICATE-what are you trying to hide-Is the ink still drying-what is wrong with you people-don't you think we should know before we hand our nation over to this fraud! Our national security! What's the big deal oBUMa-your camp[ainge picked apart mcain and palin-but when something was said the race card was pulled-how convinent-you and your wife are nothing but racist bigots

I would say the decaying morals of this country have a lot to do with the economic conditions we are facing today. The Greed Factor. Losing respect for the unborn (abortion) and elderly (assisted suicide), sexual inmoral, and basic family structure add up to higher social cost to this and many other countries.

I am a black student at Purdue and I am appalled at the aftermath of this historic election. I see myself as more moderate, and I voted for Barack Obama, not because he is black/mixed, but because I actually do my research on BOTH candidates policies, read the news, and listen to my peers whether they agree with me or not. Based on that, I exercised my right to cast my ballot. I am happy to say that because of a little over 1.5 million people just like me, Indiana turned blue for the first time in decades. Just based on some of the ignorant and blatantly racist comments I have read on this board, that Purdue is not the only place seeing negativity in the wake of a fair election. At a very popular breakfast joint on campus (that I have actually eaten at twice in the past), a group of black patrons were denied service, as if this was not the year 2008. White patrons that entered the restaurant after my friends got their food quicker. The waitress assigned to my friends was extremely rude and refused to take their order for no apparent reason. One of the girls was five months pregnant and was shoved in a wall, where a window was located, by a security guard. He shoved her so hard the window broke. The guys accompanying her pulled the guard off of her and they were arrested and cussed at by the cops. I am deeply saddened by this. I can't believe there are so many hateful people in this country. I am hearing racial slurs and whispers about me and black students on campus. I watched John McCain give his concession speech on the news and I thought it was phenomenal. It reminded me of his true maverick days of 2000. He urges his supporters to unite for the good of the country. Even in his town hall speeches he refuted the lie that Obama is a terrorist and his potential presidency should not be feared. Why don't his supporters believe their own candidate? I don't believe Obama is a savior and a know-it-all. He won't be a perfect president, there has never been one and there will never be. However, I do know that he will do all he can to bring positive change for the country. I am excited to see the appointments he is going to make to his administration in the coming weeks and I am excited to see what will happen after January 20th. I proud to say that I support my President, and I don't think it gets anymore "American" than that.

Well all said and done now, it's to late to cry over spilled milk. "sleeping Cell" Barak Hussein Obama, Did any one realize that he won because of the Media made such a big issue about him that all Americans that stood and heard this about Barak was marveld, but missed on the sublimital messages sent that hipnotized millions to vote for Barak. And did any one finally see that for the first time over 80% of the black American population voted him in, it was a marvel watching and hearing nothing from Barak that made me run out and say this is the individual that I want to lead me into the future. For god sakes this mans electoral party went out door to door to take people out to the voting poles that had no transportation and made sure they voted for OBAMA, I don't feel is historic that so many people voted for him, I feel his party went out and did a kamakaze on the american people and took those that had no trans portation to the poles, it makes me wonder if some or alot of those wanted to vote the other way? HMMM makes you wonder hu? I guarantee that OBAMA is going to appoint puppets in his cabinet so that he can pull their strings and all of them will be grateful and follow to his drum beat. and what do we know about his wife, is she going to be a role modle for all women in the US, I think not...well all i say is be prepared for the next 911 which will be a greater loss of life, once Obama removes the troops from Iraq. We are in for a ride of a life time and we owe it to ourselves for this so called Historic Night Of Nov. 4th, 2008 A night that will be remembered as the night we gave our way of life away to a tirant...."WE LOST"

Posted By: celeste47 @ 11/06/2008 6:34:08 PM
Comment: What worries me at this time is as Powell stated, "..the narrowing of the Republican party." It really bothers me to say that what I witnessed in this political season was a party that became exclusive vs. inclusive. After Palin arrived the definition of a Republican could only be: against abortion, against taxes (even with the biggest deficit in our history), small town, uneducated, angry/scared/mean (border line violent) white people.

Wow, now i want to know one thing, how do you figure? All i can say is, you must be african american to be speaking like that.

God is an illusion brought forth by man's early experiences with what we now know of as the ego. As early man started hearing 'voices' in their head (the conscience). They attributed this to their king or former king, and later in history, god, or a plethora of gods. Christianity borrowed numerous rituals from the PAGAN religions that preceded it (Christmas, Easter, Santa Claus, the list goes on and on). In the process of demonizing these earlier religions, the early 'religious right' stole these early beliefs and made them their own. The separation of church and state was put in the Constitution so that America could be free of the shackles of former Monotheistic societies. It is perfectly legal, indeed supported, that ANYONE can believe and/or not believe whatever they want. This notion of 'god's will' is something that this world sorely needs to get over. My personal beliefs, and the those of others, are what makes everyone unique. Indeed, by pushing your beliefs on others, you are in effect against the bible (Thou shalt NOT judge). If god is real, he will except me for who I am, not for what I believe.

It's time for you to withdraw from this world of hipocracy John. Retire & enjoy the remainder of your personal life. Your fellow Americans have no regard & respect for service to country & decades of valuable & pertinent political experience, so they sold you out. They lack the ability to understand that occupancy of the presidential office is a privilege that Obama should not have acquired at this time of his political pursuits.

It is a bit disturbing that McCain got as many votes as he did. McCain can't say he is going to be CHANGE after he voted for and supported Bush's stupid and corrupt decisions.

God is an illusion brought forth by man's early experiences with what we now know of as the ego. As early man started hearing 'voices' in their head (the conscience). They attributed this to their king or former king, and later in history, god, or a plethora of gods. Christianity borrowed numerous rituals from the PAGAN religions that preceded it (Christmas, Easter, Santa Claus, the list goes on and on). In the process of demonizing these earlier religions, the early 'religious right' stole these early beliefs and made them their own. The separation of church and state was put in the Constitution so that America could be free of the shackles of former Monotheistic societies. It is perfectly legal, indeed supported, that ANYONE can believe and/or not believe whatever they want. This notion of 'god's will' is something that this world sorely needs to get over. My personal beliefs, and the those of others, are what makes everyone unique. Indeed, by pushing your beliefs on others, you are in effect against the bible (Thou shalt NOT judge). If god is real, he will except me for who I am, not for what I believe.

McCain should have picked a better VP and NOT run such negative campaign strategy. McCain has no right to slam someone else's character when he has lied at his job and he committed adultery while married to his first wife. His take on Iraq which is to just carry on the corrupt Bush war is wrong, plus his support for corporation tax cuts which send jobs overseas is certainly not a patriotic decision.

I am continually amazed at the people who call Jesus a great man, teacher, motivator or whatever but then conclude he was delusional because He proclaimed to be the Son of God. You cannot praise him for his greatness and moral example on the one hand and reject His claim to deity on the other hand because it disturbs your worldview. That's intellectually dishonest. You're dismissing the very reason He gave for his ministry and it's NOT that he was a community organizer. He said He came to reconcile man with God the Father and He was never ambiguous about that. Neither were his disciples who, after hiding in fear following his crucifixion, came out 40 days later boldly proclaiming He had risen from the dead and calling on other to follow Him. All of them were tortured, murdered or cast into exile for their beliefs and not one of them recanted their testimony. Moreover, Christianity, unlike all the other messianic cults of the day, spread around the world like wildfire. These two observations alone ought to spark some questions in the minds of inquisitive people. I continue to be amazed by the total lack of intellectual curiosity on the part of so many who don't want to accept the possibility that Jesus's claims might be true because it means they would have to change the way they live and they don't want to do that.

Mr. Thomas: On Charlie Rose last night you said that Obama was "creepy" and that he stands outside of himself and watches the crowd watching him. Well, you are now Rush Limbaugh's new hero. You and Meacham. Do you think that you are so above us all that you can make statements like this and feed the hate machine? You own Obama an apology. Your arrogance is above the line of common decency.

Ronni Pearl/Baltimore, MD