Obama -- Experience

VO: Barack Obama says he's prepared to be Commander in Chief. To be President.




VO: Let's look at his resume...

VO: Out of law school he becomes a street organizer in Chicago.

VO: In 1997 he's sworn in as a part time Illinois State Senator.

VO: In the Legislature he avoids tough votes on abortion, crime and guns by voting "present" instead of "yes" or "no".

VO: In 2005, he's sworn in as the junior U.S. Senator from Illinois.

VO: After only one year and passing but one bill he runs for President.

VO: Does Barack Obama's thin resume prepare him to hold the most powerful office in the world?

VO: Does he have the judgment that experience informs to be Commander in Chief?

VO: Barack Obama. Lacking experience... Not ready to be commander in chief...

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[kft3406]

Dems dont want to fix the system, so their friends can get millions, millions of dollars and big bonuses again. Obama, Jim Johnson and Frank Rein have received benefits from the mortgage crises.

Republicans blamed Democrats for allowing Fannie and Freddie to run amok in the markets and the halls of Congress.

McCAIN/PALIN 2008

[Monorprise]

No president in the history of the United States has had less executive experience than Obama, prior to taking office.

All of them have either been former State or federal executive officials or have served in an executive capacity in the military. With the one possible exception of the worst president who let the union fall apart, he was only a dragoon (military just not leadership) during 1812.

[007ObiWan]

Just say no to Obama Bin Biden.

Keep your change, Obama.

[FREEDOMLVR7]

There are many MANY more reasons not to support Obama. He is a socialists and endorsed by the socialist party. His voting record is farthest left since George mcGovern and probably more liberal than even him.

[gohillaryclinton]

DONT BLAME ME I VOTED FOR HILLARY

[Whoo69]

I'm sorry, Senator, but in order to offer people real hope and change, you have to be specific about what you're gonna change, have leadership experience, have a record of results, AND they don't flip-flop.

Hope shouldn't be something you get just because someone talks about it. They should give you a real reason to hope because they're qualified. We wouldn't expect this behavior from any other field of jobs, so why politics??

[SeekerNLife]

Obama first practiced his persuasive talents as a 'community agitator' in Chicago.

A quote one from his mentors, Mike Kruglik:

"He was a natural, the undisputed master of agitation, who could engage a room full of recruiting targets...he would pinpoint the source of pain in their lives, tearing down their egos just enough before dangling a carrot of hope that they could make things better."

He uses this talent targeting the American people now.

It's scary how many fall for it.

[DukatSG1]

Hillary took it easy on Obama, although he treated her with disrespect and sexism. What sweet irony it is that he will finally have to face some real scrutiny now! Sorry to say this, but we tried to warn you!