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To: tejek who wrote (376972)	4/8/2008 1:38:40 AM
From: i-node	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 1586777

Let's see....he was a grass roots organizer of the poor in Chicago for a number of years. Great accomplishment for a president-to-be. He was state senator of ILL for I believe 8 years. Another one -- right in there with realtors, insurance agents, and oh, yes -- interior designers. He's been a Senator of the US for 3-4 years, and you think he would not have "American interests as his first priority". And he is the most liberal senator in the Senate, and he has consistently skipped votes on important issues, obviously to keep his options open for the upcoming election. In addition he has written two books that talks of his feelings for his country among other things. Add to that the fact that he wants to be president and has put together one of the best campaign org. in American history which has managed to outraise Clinton and McCain combined. Not books. Campaign ads. The man has not one significant accomplishment to his credit. NOT ONE. And if you are claiming that ANYTHING in the above post qualifies this man to be president you are a bigger idiot than I thought (if that is even possible). He is a fantastic speaker. But that's it. No significant experience that would suggest he is qualified for the job. No business experience. The least experienced Senator in the Senate. There is no way this man gets elected. Eventually, the McCain campaign will have to stand up and and point out that Obama has no track record.