Obama-Biden 2008

Chris1392 wrote...

I wasn't on squidoo durning this time to take part in this lens. Election over. But I like to say this is a great lens. Five stars, I will check to see if you have any other political ones.

Posted January 16, 2009

Irène Morin wrote

I am a Qu?cers from Canada and I have followed this election for the past 1 1/2 and I still think that Barack Obama is the one for the United States of American. I wish we could have one Obama here in Canada, things would go better. PLEASE DELIVER US FROM McCAIN-AND PALIN (with a voice sound likes hers)MAKES MY BODY CRINGES AS ON NAILS ON BLACKBOARD. SO ANNOYING AND SO pretentious. McCain and Palin should be a bit humble and not so pretentious. They are not the first ones to be a Maverick, many others went in history way before them.

Obama-Biden what a team of gentlemen and intelligent ones and so charming also.

Posted October 03, 2008

ThomasC wrote...

4 more years of the same crap this country has going thru will do us all in. All I know is we need change and it might already be too late! I am not sure if Obama is the answer or not... Blessed your lens for you!
Great Lens!
ThomasC

Posted September 24, 2008

triathlontraining wrote...

Great job on your lens! I think it was a good choice for Obama.

Posted September 23, 2008

sappho99336 wrote...

I think Obama made a good choice in Biden. Biden is an intelligent and experienced person. McCain's choice, on the other hand, shows serious lack of judgment (and he can hardly criticize Obama for lack of experience at this point). Obama is getting my vote on November 4.

Posted September 09, 2008

Kat wrote

McCain picked Daisy Duck. Good luck with that!

Posted August 30, 2008

juliasofia44 wrote...

good lens.

Posted August 29, 2008

Mohsen from Iran wrote

Vote Obama/Biden in 2008...
It would be the best choice for not only America but the entire world. Obama/biden will talk to world leaders unlike Bush/cheney or McCain/Palin that would attack anyone or any country that they do not like or agree with. Eight is enough. Voting for McCain/Palin is like having Bush/Cheney in the White House for 4 more years.

Posted August 29, 2008

Mohsen wrote

I am from Iran and I support Obama and Biden 100%.
For once, we have someone that can be trusted and can help make great changes in this country and clean up Bush's/Chaney's mess. If you want to be in a war for the next 100 years,then pick McCAIN. If you want peace, then vote for Obama.

Posted August 29, 2008

Joan4 wrote...

Great lens idea! Interesting comments. I too am very concerned about the lack of experience for both. Right now I am voting McCain.

Posted August 27, 2008

lens4Him wrote...

It doesn't really matter who Obama picked, nothing will change the fact that he is too naive and inexperienced to be president.

He could have picked Reverend Jeremiah Wright, unrepentant terrorist Billy Ayres, slumlord Tony Rezko or any other of his friends for all I cared.

Posted August 24, 2008

PatinKC wrote...

I featured this lens on my lensObama For President. Also lensrolling.

Posted August 23, 2008

beeobrien wrote...

I've been working outside all day. This is the first I've heard. Nice job, jumping on this so fast.

Posted August 23, 2008

SemperFidelis wrote...

Sure, Obama made the right choice. He's confirmed what most folks all along have suspected, and that Obama lacks the experience to hold the presidency. I wouldn't vote for a president based on the experience level of his V.P. We need a leader, not a follower of Biden.

Posted August 23, 2008

jeffwend wrote...

I have to say that I really does not matter to me as Obama will not get my vote. Where I live, he is the favorite, but I have not yet drank the Obama Kook Aid. To me, he is way to inexperienced(the words ironically he used to say why Clearance Thomas should not have been appointed) and way to liberal for my liking.

Posted August 23, 2008

CherylK wrote...

Can't help but think that Obama researched this quite thoroughly before choosing Biden so I'm thinking positive as long as I can. There MUST be something he knows that we don't. The thought of another "Shrub"-type in the White House? *Shudder*

Posted August 23, 2008

NancyOram wrote...

Interesting and timely lens.

Posted August 23, 2008

JudyDunn wrote...

The differences between Obama and McCain are stark enough on many issues. I can't believe the pick of vice president on either side could make a significant difference in who people vote for. Look at the Bush senior V.P. pick, and he still was elected.

Posted August 23, 2008

vbright105 wrote...

I was unsure of my vote...until Obama picked Biden. The fat lady is singing, folks. McCain could pick Donald Duck, and IMHO, he'd still win now.

Posted August 23, 2008