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["Lynda" <lurine AT softcom.net>]

Ah, but Obama IS business as usual.  The only people who aren't business as 
usual are either out of the running or will be.

Obama is even more political an animal than the Bushies, the Clintons AND 
McCain.

With McCain, he is hoping for short memories.  He's hoping that folks won't 
remember the Keating Five.  That people won't pay attention to his unstable 
personality and how he goes off on a routine basis.  He's hoping that folks 
will support his over-riding "need" to relive Vietnam through Iraq and agree 
with his "Yes, we'll stay there a hundred years."

With Obama, he's hoping that folks won't do their homework and actually look 
at what he's voted for, what he's voted against AND how he dances when there 
is an issue that he thinks might come back to bite him so he sits in 
Congress and simply doesn't vote or doesn't show up for the voting.  He's 
hoping that people will buy into the race issue how he wants them to and 
won't notice that HE started the race issue.  He's hoping, and so far 
succeeding, that folks won't argue with him for fear of being called racist. 
He's hoping that no one remembers his lies during his speeches.

With Hillary, she is hoping that Bills baggage won't drag her down.

And now the original nutjob is jumping in AGAIN!  Will someone lock Nader up 
in the paddy room where he belongs!

Lynda, who probably won't vote this year for the first time since 1968!
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gene GeRue" <genegerue AT ruralize.com>
> On Feb 23, 2008, at 5:10 PM, EarthNSky wrote:
>
> > You know, Gene, I'm not a Democrat and I wouldn't be voting for Obama
> > anyway, but if I were, and I learned about Obama's economic beliefs
> > and
> > his 'advisor', I think I would be changing my vote.  How can this be
> > good for him?
>
> The question is: how many Americans want business as usual. We will
> learn this year.