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I really don't care about impressing the rest of the world. We are  electing
the President of the United States. We need the best person for the  job
at hand, able to handle our economic issues, etc. Sure it would be  nice
if other countries were happy with our choice, but frankly, other  countries
will be happy with a choice that is good for them rather a choice that  is
good for the US. Mexico loved whoever supported nafta and now is 
supporting the candidates who are not likely to close the borders to  illegal
immigration. Does that mean we should elect someone weak on border
issues to please Mexico??  Does anyone recall the support of  Al-Quieda
for the Democrats in the 06 elections???
 
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/015860.php
 
We don't need to look at what the
rest of the world wants, be it the Iranians or the Irish before we consider  
our
own needs for our nation.
 
Drew
 
In a message dated 3/21/2008 1:22:11 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
paxamicus AT earthlink.net writes:

I think  electing Barak Obama has the capacity to send a message to the  
rest  of the world that what we have done is not right, and we are  
going  to try to change it, even though our wheels are grinding much  
too  slowly, especially when compared to Bush  McLight.




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