Friday, September 30, 2005

Barack Obama speaks up on partisan politics

Someone asked me the other day whether I had political aspirations. I answered that I don’t, at least not for a long time — but I did say that I’ll do whatever I can to ensure that Barack Obama is elected president as soon as possible.



Today, in a diary post over at Daily Kos, he responds (and I have it on good authority it was all written by him) to recent criticism of a number of Democrats by various advocacy groups on the left. And it just reinforces my belief that he would be a spectacular leader running our country. While 2008 may not be the right time for him, I think the country would be well served with him at the helm. I’m not excerpting anything from the post — take a few minutes out and read the whole thing.



And while we’re on the subject, yes, I’m quite proud of this. :)

3 comments:

  1. I was (as a Republican) very impressed with his proposal, made with Sen. Tom Coburn, to name a Chief Financial Officer to oversee and report on Katrina- and Rita-related relief spending. Common sense need observe no party lines.

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  2. The Inauguration

    Barack Obama is my choice for President in 2008. I've titled this post "The Inauguration" because this is the start of a process that will hopefully result in a different sort of inauguration. A much more important one. This post isn't meant to be a list

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  3. Dear Rick=

    In all due respect, I like Sen. Ben Nelson in 08 myself.

    Robert L. Jones

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