Great comment, sanel! It is a little known fact in America, that "liberal" Democrats have had much better luck with the economy - than "conservative" Republicans.
Please vote for this Obama. Follow McCain's political history and you will see flip-flopping and contradictions than any presidential candidate I can remember prior.
Obama stands for real change and has plans in place to do so from day 1. McCain is simply putting up smoke screens to get into office. Please do not fall for the Palin and change guises he is pushing so hard.
"I know how the world works." Please, you don't even know how to turn on a computer.
Why Barry Obama will lose he did not take Hillary. McCain punked Barry and picked Palin. What an election coup this was. Game over Barry, winner is McCain.
McCain is prepared... 1. To retire...very comfortably 2. To get America into more ill-considered wars 3. To further dismantle safeguards for American consumers 3. To continue to eliminate good jobs with decent pay and benefits 4. To give more tax breaks to the rich 5. To give more tax breaks to corporations 6. To move America closer to being a police state 7. To reverse Roe v Wade 8. To further politicize the justice system 9. To erase Habeus Corpus entirely Yeah, he's ready alright
Coming into this debate I have faith in Senator Obama, I agree with the man below me its not arrogance its confidence. We can defeat the old politics in Washington. YES WE CAN!
Good talk Mr. Obama. I agree with you 110%. I plan on voting for you in November. However, I fear that the smears on you will get the attention of certain individuals who will find it easier and less mentally taxing to believe the lies than the explanations my college educated mind loves to hear from you. They may come out in large numbers. I'm just asking you to be tough and if you have to drop the professor role and get street smart than do it. It is only going to get worse.
What Obama said about the media is so true. They cover 4 things: polls, scandals, gaffes, and attacks; all of which are largely irrelevant to making an informed choice on who you want to be president.
wow somebody on Fox News admits that Fox News, and most mainstream news sucks, Bush is starting to not be such an ass, still is, but not to the extreme.
Go Obama, and to any nay sayers, he has offered methods as to how he will do what he says he'll do, so you can't say he isn't, while McCain isn't, which has been the basic formula to every GOP win so far.
I'm anode right now I like Obama but he has no .... you need to start attacking McCain hard. You don't need to lie like he does. Attack him on things how McCain and Palin want to make rape victims pay for the exam for evidence. Make people afraid to vote for him stop being the nice guy that finishes last.I am this close to just voting 3rd party if you don't get your act together dont let McCain win just because you are trying to be the good guy "oh he is nice" please!I dont want another 4years
While you might be able to 'convert' some of the Paul-ites, I wouldn't count too much on their votes.
I think, on the other hand, that the GOP should really be concerned since those are the voters who feel pushed from the Republican Party by the likes of the Religious Rights & the neo-Cons.
Senator Obama, I'm a huge supporter of yours. But as outlined in George Lakoff's article on huffington post, you're helping mccain everytime you use the word Maverick. Even if you're refuting his claim, it plays into his frame and triggers the idea in our minds. We need to adopt some of the branding the republicans do so well, but for good policy. Only refer to McCain as a Bush-yes man.. instead of just calling it a troop withdrawal/timetable, call it bringing the troops home. Just some ideas.
I'm worried that at the debates McCain/Palin might do more of this fast talking skirting around the issue. Or do more of the blatant lying about the issues. "When did I ever say I didn't think global warming was man made?", "I didn't mean it as a holy war.", "I was always against the 'bridge to nowhere'", ect ect ect.
I like your confidence Barack, not in yourself, but the decency and intelligence of the American people.
Unfortunately, Im not so enlightened, and I AM freaked out.
Why? Because American watch an average of 4 hours of TV a day, and with 54 days left till Nov 4, thats 216 hours of TV, saturated with the same lying McCain ads, and the same lazy, avoiding the issues news coverage. The debates are only 2 hours long and there are only 3 of them. Which will people use to make up their minds?
Once again, well spoken. Though I think that Obama should address his own policies a tad more (though he probably did in the unrecorded parts of this talk), he pretty much said exactly what was on my mind about how the Republican ticket will not be able to garner a solid foundation on their "change" message.
Well, if Bill Clinton says Obama's gonna do well, I'm just gonna kick back and wait for those awesome debates. Go Obama.
I know Obama will have great debates but as usual is up the american people whether they want to do more than just listen, but to hear and see the contrast between both candidates.
On the issue of debating, I think it would be both healthy for the election and beneficial to Obama's campaign to invite Ron Paul, Ralph Nader, etc. to a debate. What third party voters want is to feel that the two-party system is changing. THAT is change to them. Plus, if it happens to not rally new Obama voters, it will draw voters from McCain to those third-party candidates. Please consider this.
Copying and pasting isn't enought. We have to find out about their demographics, and see if we can appeal to them in their respective areas. Plead our case, state the facts, and demand the truth! (sorry, CNN on the brain).
My feeling is that McCain has learned that saying whatever works is doing the trick for him - so I would project that he is going to come up with a completely new agenda to throw Obama off his game. He's going to propose dramatically similar plans to Obamas and then say 'see, we aren't that different - so may as well vote for me/Palin'. He's devious. I hope Obama realizes to prepare for anything.
Yes, totally. :) Now is the time to seize the moment and work with other Americans more equally and fairly for a common cause that is to bring success in what we do.
I liked Sen. Obama's main point giving the policy details behind his characterization of McCain/Palin as "more of the same." But, really, I'm favoriting this video because it amuses me to see Sen. Obama quoting Roger Ailes. Is Obama required to quote Ailes as part of the deal the Obama campaign negotiated with Fox News for the O'Reilly interview? ;-)
He quoted Roger Ailes becuase Fox news is a joke and they play to Republicans who are supporting McCain. So it's easy to see why there is some ignorance with hacks like Hannity on the air for hours every day.
hahaha probably the deal was: I make it sound like you are a credible news organization (even tho you are not) and you stop lying about me...do we got a deal?
It's nice to see Obama quoting a representative of Fox News. It shows that he does not simply dismiss the activity of an opposing party, but that he can potentially agree with them!
I can't believe how John McCain, Sarah Palin and their campaign have the gall to try to pull the wool over the independent voters' eyes and make them think they represent change or reform in any context whatsoever. John Mccain and Sarah Palin have been staunch supporters of the Bush Administration.
Their angle is to say, "We'll change Washington! We'll end earmarks and pork barrel spending!" (Which are lies), but they offer nothing when it comes to tackling a singe issue that affects us.
Yes independents don't fall for the glasses and the pretty face there's a barracuda under there God help those who are down trodden if shes president.
I'm for Obama and I agree Palin was a very cynical pick on McCain's part, but we cannot underestimate Palin in her ability to play to the far-right evangelical base. Unfortunately, facts, reason, intellect and nuance don't matter to a lot of people and that's the sad truth. I really like Joe Biden and I always have, but he really can be gaffe-prone and I really hope he approaches the VP debate carefully.
Exactly. i wont bash Palin, she does seem a smart confident women but she is a pure desperation pick from Mccain which brings into question his judgement.
As Paul Krugman said today, if recent McCain/Palin ads are any indication, we are looking at a "much, much worse" administration than Bush/Cheney. That--the betrayal of the American voter with lies and divisive rhetoric by the GOP--would be my line of attack.
2. Well done on pointing out that MacCain/ Palin are running on a change platform yet offer limited, if any, change.
If the Republican party had wanted a change candidate they would've put in Ron Paul. But instead they went for McCain, who has changed from the Maverick he was to the follower of the party line he is now. I'm sorry for McCain, it must be painful to crumble as he has.
I don't think it should count when you have been 26 years on a job and when an opportunity for a promotions presents itself, you start says that you're going to change. McCain's slogan offends me!!!
Great comment, sanel! It is a little known fact in America, that "liberal" Democrats have had much better luck with the economy - than "conservative" Republicans.
Independent for Obama '08
Outlookpositive 3 years ago
That Secret Service dude in the back is bored as hell. LOL.
Luv Obama :)
StarIessNight 3 years ago 11
biden would dominate palin in the debates
Drewpac10 3 years ago 31
Let nader debate.
TRUTHWiLLPR3VAIL 3 years ago
How do we get the media to ask Obama specific questions, instead of always making a political speech that has been already written?
didyoulisiten 3 years ago
hugs from AFRICA
we want change in America
VOTE 4 0BAMA
OBAMA 08!!
zuuleee 3 years ago 17
yeah
hmmyeah 3 years ago 4
I would prefer a third Party pick anyday
Shane29706 3 years ago
i was a ron paul supporter, and now a mccain supporter, so lets not generalize
chutterdude89 3 years ago
God bless George Bush, a great man with principles!!
RockyBalboa211 3 years ago
iF Sen.Obama dosen't win then I'm moving to Bangladesh.
iF McCain win he'll kill us all. Not physically, buy with bills etc.
TechnicalDifficulti 3 years ago
public food send me the information you have thanks alot. I'm trying to do everything I can for obama to be prez.
08maggie 3 years ago
Please vote for this Obama. Follow McCain's political history and you will see flip-flopping and contradictions than any presidential candidate I can remember prior.
Obama stands for real change and has plans in place to do so from day 1. McCain is simply putting up smoke screens to get into office. Please do not fall for the Palin and change guises he is pushing so hard.
"I know how the world works." Please, you don't even know how to turn on a computer.
alexfrank11 3 years ago
what do you know even Bush wants to have a timeline to withdraw the troops.
milloselmejor 3 years ago
Why Barry Obama will lose he did not take Hillary. McCain punked Barry and picked Palin. What an election coup this was. Game over Barry, winner is McCain.
dkkght 3 years ago
hardddisk 3 years ago
Obama = change
McCain = bush
go ahead and be close-minded and vote for mcCain for the single fact he's white.
PEOPLE gotta look PAST the skin color and into the real politics. GROW UP.
Go Obama/Biden 08
Oletos7j 3 years ago
Well Said. I want a well spoken well thought out president.Obama in 08!!!!!!
DEPARTMENTofPEACEusa 3 years ago
If I were 18 I would totally vote for you, I think you deserve a chance. Yay Obama!
bloodrayne121 3 years ago
Obama Good Words
MoneyboylG 3 years ago
I am more than excited for these debates. Obama and Biden bother will tear Mccain and Palin to shreds.
Snarles676 3 years ago
Their putting all their eggs into the debate...
I don't know...
This reminds me of Kerry/Edwards 04 all over again...
oolong2 3 years ago
I'm interested!!!! (:
XxCIExX 3 years ago
Don't count on the media. They play right into their hands.
typhonsentra 3 years ago
I like the sign language lady shes cool. She should be president too.
rockoownz 3 years ago
obama is studdering
The drive by media loves obama
Guthix1noob 3 years ago
this green party member is for Obama.
Onegurrrlrev 3 years ago
Here is the Obama I know! Calm, cool and in control.
aec1533 3 years ago
Obama's campaign is based on working with the people that elect the president's, while
Mcains campaign is based on looking good on camera (especially foxnews)and not really doing anything different from Bush's term.
MUBZY777 3 years ago
Obama WILL win the election! GO OBAMA =D
ShadowRaptor360 3 years ago
GO OBAMA!!!
Stunatra 3 years ago
OBAMA!!! OBAMA!!!
superkhfreak 3 years ago
he HAVE TO win.
herryw 3 years ago
that's my President!
maikai86 3 years ago
GO OBAMA!
kenyanintheus 3 years ago
Coming into this debate I have faith in Senator Obama, I agree with the man below me its not arrogance its confidence. We can defeat the old politics in Washington. YES WE CAN!
fordman34156 3 years ago
Needs to win.
UltimatePolitics4you 3 years ago
GO OBAMA GO BIDEN!!!
lovefool 3 years ago
Keep fighting the good fight Foodie! I love it!
AintCominHome 3 years ago
Obama has wasted no time after yesterday swinging away at McCain's plans and policies.
The debates are going to get record ratings.
suncagervideo 3 years ago
Please Obama win you have honor and all I'm seeing from McCain is lies and hatred.
glddraco 3 years ago
OBAMA RULES!
GrafitiBeach 3 years ago
go OBAMA you are the president in November08
soyinna1 3 years ago
Please please win Obama. My family's relying on it, we're in a bad way.
CapnDingo 3 years ago
We should boycott the media and start writing to sponsors of the news shows on ABC, NBC etc.
becki1964 3 years ago
man, i love you barack!
hassaan22 3 years ago
keep it up obama:) I love his confidence.
valoesdte 3 years ago
Good talk Mr. Obama. I agree with you 110%. I plan on voting for you in November. However, I fear that the smears on you will get the attention of certain individuals who will find it easier and less mentally taxing to believe the lies than the explanations my college educated mind loves to hear from you. They may come out in large numbers. I'm just asking you to be tough and if you have to drop the professor role and get street smart than do it. It is only going to get worse.
kirktalon 3 years ago
Thanks for sharing this, keep up with the posting of these gems. Love it!
HotKarl27 3 years ago
Go Barack!!
beachbumde 3 years ago
Amen Brother!
TPAUSA 3 years ago
What Obama said about the media is so true. They cover 4 things: polls, scandals, gaffes, and attacks; all of which are largely irrelevant to making an informed choice on who you want to be president.
me213516 3 years ago
wow somebody on Fox News admits that Fox News, and most mainstream news sucks, Bush is starting to not be such an ass, still is, but not to the extreme.
Go Obama, and to any nay sayers, he has offered methods as to how he will do what he says he'll do, so you can't say he isn't, while McCain isn't, which has been the basic formula to every GOP win so far.
Obama 08
BandsImWorkingOn 3 years ago
I'm anode right now I like Obama but he has no .... you need to start attacking McCain hard. You don't need to lie like he does. Attack him on things how McCain and Palin want to make rape victims pay for the exam for evidence. Make people afraid to vote for him stop being the nice guy that finishes last.I am this close to just voting 3rd party if you don't get your act together dont let McCain win just because you are trying to be the good guy "oh he is nice" please!I dont want another 4years
ewigkase1 3 years ago
While you might be able to 'convert' some of the Paul-ites, I wouldn't count too much on their votes.
I think, on the other hand, that the GOP should really be concerned since those are the voters who feel pushed from the Republican Party by the likes of the Religious Rights & the neo-Cons.
sachaput 3 years ago
OBAMA/BIDEN ALL THE WAY!!!!!!!!!
duecemom2004 3 years ago
Senator Obama, I'm a huge supporter of yours. But as outlined in George Lakoff's article on huffington post, you're helping mccain everytime you use the word Maverick. Even if you're refuting his claim, it plays into his frame and triggers the idea in our minds. We need to adopt some of the branding the republicans do so well, but for good policy. Only refer to McCain as a Bush-yes man.. instead of just calling it a troop withdrawal/timetable, call it bringing the troops home. Just some ideas.
kyrz0 3 years ago
I feel sorry for McCain during the debates. Barack Obama is a BEAST in debates. Can't nobody hold a candle to Obama in debates. Obama 4 America!
MellieMel062689 3 years ago
Obama 08!
FOXGotMeBanned 3 years ago
Buddy I'm in! How do we start?
Elaiyel 3 years ago
The Obama campaign at this point is like a sleepy old dog that won't even bite its own fleas. You can even walk up and kick it and it won't react.
By all appearances, the old dog's gonna die on Nov. 4.
SubmarinerAndroid 3 years ago
YOU ROCK OBAMA!!!
americathefat101 3 years ago
I'm worried that at the debates McCain/Palin might do more of this fast talking skirting around the issue. Or do more of the blatant lying about the issues. "When did I ever say I didn't think global warming was man made?", "I didn't mean it as a holy war.", "I was always against the 'bridge to nowhere'", ect ect ect.
deepraine 3 years ago
I like your confidence Barack, not in yourself, but the decency and intelligence of the American people.
Unfortunately, Im not so enlightened, and I AM freaked out.
Why? Because American watch an average of 4 hours of TV a day, and with 54 days left till Nov 4, thats 216 hours of TV, saturated with the same lying McCain ads, and the same lazy, avoiding the issues news coverage. The debates are only 2 hours long and there are only 3 of them. Which will people use to make up their minds?
Rolf618 3 years ago
Once again, well spoken. Though I think that Obama should address his own policies a tad more (though he probably did in the unrecorded parts of this talk), he pretty much said exactly what was on my mind about how the Republican ticket will not be able to garner a solid foundation on their "change" message.
Well, if Bill Clinton says Obama's gonna do well, I'm just gonna kick back and wait for those awesome debates. Go Obama.
Ryouko97 3 years ago
i'm with you obama!
mattbastard 3 years ago
oh i love you Obama.
furty786 3 years ago
Go Obama! England supports Obama!
I have to wonder whether his youtube channel is deleting negative comments though. :s
nimmie54 3 years ago
McCain-Palin represents 95% change for the worse.
maha77 3 years ago
debates here we come!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2004JETTA 3 years ago
Please America, vote Obama!!
antifafubel 3 years ago
I know Obama will have great debates but as usual is up the american people whether they want to do more than just listen, but to hear and see the contrast between both candidates.
ryknow02 3 years ago
It will all become clear in the debates!!! OBAMA/BIDEN 08
turtleblues66 3 years ago
On the issue of debating, I think it would be both healthy for the election and beneficial to Obama's campaign to invite Ron Paul, Ralph Nader, etc. to a debate. What third party voters want is to feel that the two-party system is changing. THAT is change to them. Plus, if it happens to not rally new Obama voters, it will draw voters from McCain to those third-party candidates. Please consider this.
azrienoch 3 years ago
I like that he is careful about his responses. It is apparent that he really thinks his answers through without feeling overwhelmed or distraught.
Sveedle 3 years ago
Copying and pasting isn't enought. We have to find out about their demographics, and see if we can appeal to them in their respective areas. Plead our case, state the facts, and demand the truth! (sorry, CNN on the brain).
mike50333 3 years ago
so right..keep your eye on the ball
sandidger 3 years ago
Obama has nothing concrete to talk about. He's all talk.
VvidEye 3 years ago
McCain=4 More Years of Bush
masterkline 3 years ago
7th comment! Great Video
Laughingduck321 3 years ago
Keep the Dems calm Barack it's good to see that confidence from you.
lovedalord88 3 years ago 131
if only the republicans were capble of such intelligence, the world would be a much better place, but in the meantime, go democrats!
bixxl 3 years ago
Problem with Democrats is that they're often too calm and only show emotions when they lose!
Remaining calm is not going win you guys the election. The race is too close for calmness.
Stir things up and win the election big!
sefrzan 3 years ago 3
My feeling is that McCain has learned that saying whatever works is doing the trick for him - so I would project that he is going to come up with a completely new agenda to throw Obama off his game. He's going to propose dramatically similar plans to Obamas and then say 'see, we aren't that different - so may as well vote for me/Palin'. He's devious. I hope Obama realizes to prepare for anything.
tomm2thumbs 3 years ago
STUDENTS FOR OBAMA
Spread the word. Get involved.
JBeatty17 3 years ago
The unfiltered idea should be able to determine the winners.
blademan2092 3 years ago 21
Yes, totally. :) Now is the time to seize the moment and work with other Americans more equally and fairly for a common cause that is to bring success in what we do.
Chestmuscles 3 years ago 41
5 stars and added to favorites!
I liked Sen. Obama's main point giving the policy details behind his characterization of McCain/Palin as "more of the same." But, really, I'm favoriting this video because it amuses me to see Sen. Obama quoting Roger Ailes. Is Obama required to quote Ailes as part of the deal the Obama campaign negotiated with Fox News for the O'Reilly interview? ;-)
Thx 4 uploading this video :-)
LiberalViewer 3 years ago 46
He quoted Roger Ailes becuase Fox news is a joke and they play to Republicans who are supporting McCain. So it's easy to see why there is some ignorance with hacks like Hannity on the air for hours every day.
lovedalord88 3 years ago
hahaha probably the deal was: I make it sound like you are a credible news organization (even tho you are not) and you stop lying about me...do we got a deal?
pidbull 3 years ago
It's nice to see Obama quoting a representative of Fox News. It shows that he does not simply dismiss the activity of an opposing party, but that he can potentially agree with them!
ToothyMcshark 3 years ago
Obama 08! =]]
hehsus 3 years ago 92
I can't believe how John McCain, Sarah Palin and their campaign have the gall to try to pull the wool over the independent voters' eyes and make them think they represent change or reform in any context whatsoever. John Mccain and Sarah Palin have been staunch supporters of the Bush Administration.
Their angle is to say, "We'll change Washington! We'll end earmarks and pork barrel spending!" (Which are lies), but they offer nothing when it comes to tackling a singe issue that affects us.
ibexr88 3 years ago 78
Yes independents don't fall for the glasses and the pretty face there's a barracuda under there God help those who are down trodden if shes president.
bluewolverine40 3 years ago
Senile McCancient and Sarah Flailin' are going to get exposed at the debates. Can't wait.
McCain=Bush
joewspencer 3 years ago 79
McFail and Failin ;)
bubbah 3 years ago
YEAH!!! OBAMA!
ShaHov1206 3 years ago 65
I can not wait for the VP debate. We will get to see how hollow of a candidate Palin is.
killerbandit 3 years ago 93
if thier is a hollow candidate in this race its obama if im wrong tell me specific things he is going to do to make our country better
johnny7219 3 years ago
I'm for Obama and I agree Palin was a very cynical pick on McCain's part, but we cannot underestimate Palin in her ability to play to the far-right evangelical base. Unfortunately, facts, reason, intellect and nuance don't matter to a lot of people and that's the sad truth. I really like Joe Biden and I always have, but he really can be gaffe-prone and I really hope he approaches the VP debate carefully.
bittersandblueruin 3 years ago
Exactly. i wont bash Palin, she does seem a smart confident women but she is a pure desperation pick from Mccain which brings into question his judgement.
damieandark 3 years ago
biden will rip her to shreds.
neeness 3 years ago 4
right on brother.
Terr0c1ty 3 years ago 5
It all depends on the debates.
If Obama does anything less than shine, and McCain does anything more than drone, we're in trouble.
politicalfarce 3 years ago
As Paul Krugman said today, if recent McCain/Palin ads are any indication, we are looking at a "much, much worse" administration than Bush/Cheney. That--the betrayal of the American voter with lies and divisive rhetoric by the GOP--would be my line of attack.
ihfek 3 years ago
how can you hate on obama? how can you disagree with him? how can anyone support mcain? this man is amazing
UbserdMusic 3 years ago
YES for intelligent response!
1. Well made statement about the media.
2. Well done on pointing out that MacCain/ Palin are running on a change platform yet offer limited, if any, change.
If the Republican party had wanted a change candidate they would've put in Ron Paul. But instead they went for McCain, who has changed from the Maverick he was to the follower of the party line he is now. I'm sorry for McCain, it must be painful to crumble as he has.
Begin the change. Vote for Obama.
AbsolutionDouble0 3 years ago
good speech and very true
anubis82292 3 years ago
GO OBAMA. im voting for you. even though im canadian ahaha
americathefat101 3 years ago
I can't wait for the debates...
In other news, Obama08!!!
hottangel 3 years ago
go obama08
ty4210 3 years ago
I don't think it should count when you have been 26 years on a job and when an opportunity for a promotions presents itself, you start says that you're going to change. McCain's slogan offends me!!!
bbttejed 3 years ago
Barack Obama for President
Yomay 3 years ago
Give it to them Obama
DereckLamar 3 years ago
Good ol' Barack
scottmans 3 years ago
Keep Hope Alive!
StarWarsDork 3 years ago
barack obama is awesome.
i hope he wins the election.
he is really going to help america.
spunkymonkey180 3 years ago
pleae don't say look.
cosmlayla 3 years ago
sweet
WslyHill 3 years ago