Sen. Obama, I Have One Question...

VerticalBlu Film Company's newest short film "Senator Obama, I Have One Question..." explores the many increasing questions Democrats are having about their Presidential Candidate Barack Obama. What if you could just sit down and ask the questions that need to be asked "face to face."

This year's election is one of the most important elections of our times and it is up to each independent voter to become informed about the issues and stances on both sides of the presidential ticket.
If you would like more information on the views expressed in this video please visit us at http://www.verticalblu.com or join us at http://www.myspace.com/verticalblu

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• obama
• mccain
• election
• 08
• palin
• biden
• senator
• have
• one
• question

[matt72986]

I also liked how this video bashed Obama's expensive home when McCain has how many houses? 4? Just looks like another typical conservative video, twisting facts and being hypocritical.

[matt72986]

All of you people who keep saying that Republicans did all these wonderful things like end slavery, FYI they were liberal Republicans. The Republican party is no longer the party of small government, it's the party of "as much government as it takes to enact Leviticus into law".

[Nejjidragon]

I can't tell if this is serious or not.

[suspicious35]

@Togeita Except for the one tradition that really needed to go. Agree on the rest though.

[suspicious35]

@halli321 Have you heard of Lyndon Johnson? He did more for Black Americans than anyone since Lincoln. Also, the head of the Republican national convention is Black. He would disagree with you about that "image". Both Major American parties are remarkably ideologically diverse "big tent" parties built on tenuous alliances of positions on unrelated issues supported with a strong supporters that each can generally count on, like the South for Republicans and public sector unions for Democrats.

[suspicious35]

@doncorleon818 Actually, the 20th century KKK was strongest in Indiana and was in its heyday when the South was uber Democratic.

[1019079]

Honestly, pro life idiots and conspiracy theories. Pathetic

[Togeita]

@doncorleon818 True, but at least the Republicans seem a lot better than Democrats. Yes, Lincoln's amazing dream has died, but look at the other party. They help the losers sit on their asses and take the money from those who work hard and give it to them, they take civil liberties away, they try their best to get rid of the constitution.... What the hell?

[Togeita]

@halli321 True, but at least the Republican party is willing to save the middle class, make jobs (help the economy), give our liberties and not allow people to sit on their asses and do nothing. True, a very well known fact is: The south was originally Democratic. But now they're Republican... But at least they still kept their traditions instead of dictators like yourself! :P

[mitchblatt1dot1com]

The questioning actors are really funny!

[pnggolfer9]

@jjy0909 ok, who were you referring to when you said "the fraud"? You still havn't said a fucking word about a SINGLE point i've made. How can you prove the stimulus failed? Who in their right mind thinks that CFC was a failure? Even conservative pundits in the WSJ acknowledge that it got the auto industry jumpstarted again. I'm not in favor of many of the guy's policies but I sure as hell am not dense enough to think he wasn't born in the US. You a 9/11 truther as well? hahahaha

[jjy0909]

@pnggolfer9 You really are a loser You thought I said Osama was up for election next Tues....LOL. Here's how you read the sentence. "We'll see how the fraud does next Tuesday" (is the word Obama election in that sentence?)...Ummmmmmmmmmm NOT. Some day we'll find out the truth about this goof. Geeeeee I wonder why the Spendocrats aren't running on their agenda of 1) failed stimulas 2) Obamacare 3) 500 million taken away from Medicare, 4) failed Cash for Clunker program?