Obama is now starting to talk like a politician, which is in my mind a losing proposition. If he is truely running for president, then he must think, speak, and act with truth and unfailing example to the American people. We have seen him speak truth to power, and seen some chance for change.
As far as I am concerned, any debate with McCain is no contest. McCain forgot about truth, justice, and the American way a long time ago, and plays the game with a set of rules that can only advance the cause of the existing corporate government.
If Obama is trying to play politics with this evil regime he has lost allready. One thing that God himself can't do is play another man's game. He can't beat an ace with a duece, and playing games is not the way to meaningful change.
We The People have spoken, and are now being ignored by the present administration, that has decided their course many years ago. Meaningful change is necessary for any chance of peace in the Middle East.
Good thoughts...good words...good deeds G:
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Obama, McCain square off on war
January 14, 2007 10:06 AM
Posted by Mark Silva
Sen. John McCain, the Arizona Republican who supports President Bush's new deployment of U.S. troops in Iraq, and Sen. Barack Obama, the Illinois Democrat who is calling for a phased withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq, faced the first of a likely long series of counterpoints over the war today in back-to-back interviews on CBS' Face the Nation. It wasn't a debate so much as a laying down of markers.
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