People just don't get it

All day long, I've been listening to people on the radio talk about how excited they are for the opportunity to vote for a black president - they thought they'd never see it in their lifetime. I think it's pretty amazing myself, and shows how far the country has come in seeing race as less of an issue. Unfortunately, people still aren't thinking about who is the MOST QUALIFIED... they aren't thinking about Rev. Wright, Obama's pastor for 20 years; not thinking about his lack of experience; not thinking about the experience he DOES have - which puts him on record as the. most. liberal. presidential. candidate. ever. ON RECORD. He says he's pro-life, yet voted against the live birth abortion bill (remember the flap over babies being born and left to die on hospital shelves a few years ago?). He says he's a Christian, but he's also says there's room enough for everyone's Gods... which, by definition, means you aren't a Christian. And it's ok not to be, just not ok to lie about it to get votes. I could go on and on, but I'm not nearly as qualified as everyone else out there to talk about it. I hope Obama isn't elected president at this point, but if he is, I will look for the bright side.

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (Oct. 30) - Republicans John McCain and Sarah Palin accused the Los Angeles Times on Wednesday of protecting Barack Obama by withholding a videotape of the Democrat attending a 2003 party for a Palestinian-American professor and critic of Israel. The paper said it had written about the event in April and would not release the tape because of a promise to the source who provided it.

McCain and Palin called Rashid Khalidi a former spokesman for the Palestine Liberation Organization, a characterization Khalidi has denied in the past. Both candidates said guests at the party made critical comments about Israel...