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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (143645)	8/30/2008 11:47:05 AM
From: Smiling Bob	Respond to of 306849

Obama avoided being a typical politician and "knocking the other candidate" for the longest of time. Against his nature and his wishes, he was eventually forced to start counter-punching. And now he's learned he even has to go on the offensive if he wants to win. That's why Biden, a seasoned politician, was brought on board. Besides him filling in the voids, he's not afraid to bite. Obama's not a campaigner nor a politician nor seeking the office out of egocentrism. He's a rare candidate with rare traits who actually wants to help America. I've seen absolutely no evidence of anything other than that. Millions of others have too, including some of the true and genuine movers and shakers of modern times. Alaska's governor appears to be a fine and down to earth woman. But we don't need another right wing religious nut anywhere near the White House. That was one of my main objections to Ron Paul. I prefer someone who is guided first and foremost by common sense, not some extremist ideology that disagrees with much of America.