Would Barack Obama have more of a postive or negative influence if elected president?
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Barak Obama would have a positive impact, only he is too young and inexperienced in the minds of the masses to be president. He will run for VP- and when Hilaries's 4 years are up, he will be president.
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He would have a positive influence my ass. He will do just like every other moderate minded jack @$$, once elected he would become his own businessman and not go against the grain. He would win the election on the back of a black american vote but do nothing to support any REAL problems. That's what is wrong when you have people voting for RACE, it doesn't work. You must vote for the individual person. Don't listen to Oprah either, most people forget where she came from in her early days on TV, and just see her today in her next to God appearance. Anyone would seem like God to someone needing money, if that God gives them cash hand over fist. Grow up here america and get a hand into your politicians. Otherwise you will end up in over your head in another rigime on Terror. (Starts out fighting it right??)
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Truthfully as with all delegates,on both parties,it is very hard to say what influence they will have as president.As in the past,no matter what they say in debates,they seldom follow through with their promises.That is why they are completely vague about every issue in order not to offend anyone.Therefore once they become president they have little obligation to the public.Obama is like the other so it is hard to guage his influence.
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Negative
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Positive. Realistically, we need DRASTIC change in the whitehouse. A black democrat will probably be a breath of fresh air for this country. Besides, anyone that steps in after Bush is done with the place doesn't have anywhere to go but up.
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