Comments on: Obama: Is the Arab American Vote in his Hands?

By: me

me — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 20:19:41 +0000

Questioning the American Bolshevik views
1. Is wealth redistribution taking money from stockholders and redistributing it to those who don’t pay taxes?
2. Is it more important to make sure that illegal votes are not disenfranchised or making sure that groups like ACORN do not nullify honest votes.
3. Would premature U.S. withdrawal from Iraq grand jihadists a victory and make all of our accomplishments, money spent and lives lost a big waist?
4. Can this country afford to grant socialist Democrats total control of the government and allow them to sacrifice our safety by cutting the military budget by 25%?
Now comes the big question. How do we stop socialism from ruining our lives?
The answer is simple. Don’t vote American Bolsheviks into power and boycott the socialist propaganda media into bankruptcy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjvBEKrGkDI

By: Omar

Omar — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 04:05:26 +0000

I am an American and I am also a Muslim and an Arab. On November fourth of this year, I will be voting for the first time, and my vote will be for Senator Barack Obama.
True, I am disheartened by how xenophobic some Americans are, and how easily they can throw an entire race or ethnicity under the bus of stereotype, but I truly believe (hope) that the good Senator will bring a much needed change to the status quo. No, we arab-americans will not be looked at as equal any time soon, certainly not in my lifetime (and I’m young!!), but at least it will be a step in the right direction.

By: Walb608

Walb608 — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 23:45:05 +0000

To my Muslim friends in the U.S. and abroad: I find the postings indicating that many believe that there is no difference between the presidential candidates to be disheartening – but you should not be disheartened. Sen. Obama is a man of true intelligence with an honest desire to not only hear others points of view but with the ability to comprehend and actually consider them. We do not see as much of this on the campaign trail as we might like, but in these strange times in the US, demonstrating open-mindedness will not get one elected. With Obama in the White-house, US domestic and foreign policy will change dramatically for the better – which will be a blessing to the whole world. A person that actually honors human life and has compassion for the suffering of innocent people (both here and abroad) will lead the US for the first time in almost a decade, if not longer. The whole world will benefit from this dramatic change. Another four years of any Republican Administration will simply mean more pain for all of the inhabitants of our planet.