Barack Obama for president?

hey, im from australia and am very interested in the upcoming election. whos going to vote for barrak obama and why. do you think he will make a good president and be the most powerful man in the world? i wanna know from everybody including other countries! thank you in advance

Public Comments

1. HELL NO!
2. Hell no! He is an unpatriotic muslim (and he is gay).
3. I think there is a 40% chance that he does become president. no I think he will be a disaster to America and I am an American
4. You now he seems like a nice guy but, No...I don't think he'll make it.
5. Im not voteing for him... hes sneaky, he is not experienced enough for this job, he plays the race card, and he acts too childish too run a country, Clinton08 all the way...
6. Obama is inexperienced and is a socialist! He's unelectable, thank heavens!!! The only difference between Obama and Hillary is charisma (Hillary has none!)
7. nope im not voting for him
8. Well, good news, Rafi, the entire right wing bunch came out early to answer your question in the most negative fashion. I am voting for him, and I think he has incredible leadership qualities. He has a unifying vision for America, which is something I think we desperately need. Our country has urgent and important problems to solve once we get rid of Bush, and to do that, we must come together as a country. So I am looking for a candidate who can help us find the common ground we share rather than continuing to divide and polarize us.
9. nop
10. I'll take good judgment and honesty over "experience". I wish if Barack Obama win the presidency or somebody else not Hillary.
11. VOTE ONE OBAMA 4 A NEW UNITED AMERICA "When you listen to Barack Obama, when you really hear him, you witness a very rare thing,” You witness a politician who has an ear for eloquence and a tongue dipped in the unvarnished truth.” - Oprah Winfrey A focus on experience is also a way to avoid talking about qualities such as leadership, intelligence, courage, fairness, judgment, temperament and integrity—qualities that truly matter in a leader. Barack's experience has developed these qualities. He has ten years experience in public office, more than the two other leading Democratic candidates, Hillary Clinton (six-plus years as Senator from New York) and John Edwards (six years as Senator from North Carolina). Barack's first eight years spent in the Illinois senate before his two years (and counting) of service in the U.S. Senate, should not be forgotten. Far away from the Washington spotlight, he introduced, voted on and passed bills, debated with his colleagues—something that was missing in Washington, where everything is settled in the backroom—and arduously worked to satisfy his constituents. Most important of all, he learned that how to work across the aisle, and get stuff done. http://www.obamapedia.org/page/Does+Barack+Obama+have+enough+experience+to+be+president%3F?t=anon
12. I live in the states (from England) so I cant vote :( as I'm not a citizen - but I wish I could vote for him!!! I came here when I married my husband in the us airforce and I already told him that if a republican is voted in again, we're leaving the US. I HATE the current president and his party and do not agree with anything they have to say!!