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Politics : President Barack Obama -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ChinuSFO who wrote (71)	11/22/2006 6:52:07 PM
From: MJ	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 149317

Chinu SFO Let me suggest that you make a list of possible Democrats and Republicans. I know you want to focus on Obama; however, you need to be aware of the whole picture as does Obama. I am finding that the list for both parties keeps growing. i.e. I just finished reading an article about Huckabee of Arkansas and another about Romney of Massachusetts. Both possible Republican contenders. The article about Romney had a headline---------something to the effect "Is America ready for a Mormon President?" The same was ask of John F. Kennedy------"Is America ready for a Catholic President?" And, then Ronald Reagan ----------an actor for President? Kennedy and Reagan had those issues out front early and were elected. Because the issues were put out early------they were able to move on quickly to what they wanted to do as President with the remainder of their campaigns being about their achievements, their personal philosophies of governing and hopes and dreams for America. Obama has already put his mixed background on the table. With that done he now needs to move gradually into what, he truly wants for America in all of the areas-----defense, homeland security. immigration, crime, gangs, education and not necessarily a repeat of the Democrat Party Platform. I do have a question for you----------do you know yet what form the Democrat election will take---------primary or convention? mj