Many great Americans endorse Obama

Today Colin Powell gave his endorsement of Barack Obama. He's not the only great American who is doing so this election season.

Here's a quick look at some of the other people who have thrown their hat into the ring and publicly endorsed Barack Obama for president.

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[appolo08]

NewsFromQuietus: Vote hope over fear

[NewsFromQuietus]

Nice slogan, but not sure what that really means. Of course that about sums up Obama's campaign over the last few years. An empty suit stuffed with talking points and vacuous slogans.

Now that he's more upfront with his socialist neo-robin hood suggestions, I'm less apt to vote for him than when he was just your run of the mill media manufactured politician.

[groundhog2008]

Smart people will vote for Obama!

[MissNophi2U]

Totally different is a bit of a stretch. Like the stretch you must make to point out how obama has changed while campaigning & ignore how mccain has changed while campaigning.

Voting in any president is always a leap of faith. It's part of what gives politicians a bad name. I am putting my support behind obama. He has consistently impressed me, even when I disagree with him. I think he is the best choice.

I have also been paying attention bro.

[PatriotMcCain]

I've been paying close attention to Obama for 2 years bro, Obama 2 years ago and Obama today are two totally different individuals. Back then he catered to the far-left fringes of the political spectrum, claiming disarmament of America, immediate removal of the troops, pretty radical stuff when seen from the center right where you must be in order to rule America effectively without causing social strife.

Obama is now repositioned as a moderate, but believing that requires a leap of faith.

[MissNophi2U]

I'm sorry, I did not know that Gore & Kerry were african-american.

Amazing how Obama's endorsers make you wonder but not mccain's. The ridiculous attempt to paint obama as a radical is laughable at this point. The idea that you can rate people's "americaness" is also a joke. If you are a citizen you are an american. We are all equal, not greater or lesser.

That's the thing about latent issues. I stand by my words. Once he wins you will remember what I've said.

[PatriotMcCain]

Just to point out YOUR prejudices and racism: I voted for Gore and Kerry.

[PatriotMcCain]

Oh PUH LEAZE don't EVEN start with your stupid "racist" slander, EVOLVE your arguments dip shit, Colin Powell is indeed my hero, and if there is latent racism, it is most defenitely in the Obama campaign where the race card, black support, even white guilt are central staples of a vote for this guy.

I am race NEUTRAL like all conservative patriots, which is the only true way not to be racist, instead of race-obsessed and race-conscious as liberals always prove to be.

Don't patronize me.

[MissNophi2U]

I'm personally looking for a radical change to the downward spiral the republicans have gotten us into. The only thing that is unhealthy are your fear based & ignorant arguments.

You don't speak for all conservatives. I know several voting for obama. After he wins, & you realize the earth hasn't exploded, hopefully you will be able to learn something about yourself & the depths of latent racism. Why not require a deeper look at mccain's controversial buddies?

Don't stay quiet, you help us.

[Ajforce3]

That's true KALLIE, but how many of those crazy people does McCain actually know on a personal level as opposed to Obama? See the difference? I thought so.