The content of Obama's character

Fact: the number of anti-Obama threads started by Miller is directly proportional to Obama's success in the primaries.

The more ass he kicks, the more threads of this nature.

In short, things are looking good for Barack.

I've never believed too much of what Obama has said. This includes his comments on his "work" on Chicago's SouthSide (asbestos in a housing project, while 90% of the SouthSide is turned into a 15 mile garbage-infested slum) and his comments in Chicago magazine, in which he stated that his father-in-law put his son Obama's brother-in-law) through Princeton University. In fact, the son won a basketball scholarship and his father did not "put" his son through college.

Why can't Obama state the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

I don't think he is trustworthy.

I've never believed too much of what Obama has said. This includes his comments on his "work" on Chicago's SouthSide (asbestos in a housing project, while 90% of the SouthSide is turned into a 15 mile garbage-infested slum) and his comments in Chicago magazine, in which he stated that his father-in-law put his son Obama's brother-in-law) through Princeton University. In fact, the son won a basketball scholarship and his father did not "put" his son through college.

Why can't Obama state the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

I don't think he is trustworthy.

Assuming Obama get the nod, will he follow McCains lead?

http://phoenix.bizjournals.com/phoenix/stories/2008/02/11/daily33.html?jst=b_ln_hl

U.S. Sen. John McCain's office Wednesday countered speculation that the Arizona Republican would resign this summer to focus on his presidential bid.

McCain spokeswoman Melissa Shuffield told the Phoenix Business Journal that McCain has "no current plans" to step down from his Senate seat.

A summer resignation could create a mad dash to succeed McCain in the November election. Gov. Janet Napolitano would appoint an interim senator to serve until the November election if McCain resigns. State law requires that appointment to be of the same party as the officeholder.

Business and political sources familiar with the issue already are talking about possible interim contenders, including Phoenix attorneys Grant Woods and Patrick McGroder, McCain aide Deb Gullett and Secretary of State Jan Brewer. Phoenix Congressman John Shadegg -- who just announced he was not running for reelection next year -- also could be in the mix. He is a fiscal conservative generally popular with business interests.

woiyo wrote:

Assuming Obama get the nod, will he follow McCains lead?

http://phoenix.bizjournals.com/phoenix/stories/2008/02/11/daily33.html?jst=b_ln_hl

U.S. Sen. John McCain's office Wednesday countered speculation that the Arizona Republican would resign this summer to focus on his presidential bid.

McCain spokeswoman Melissa Shuffield told the Phoenix Business Journal that McCain has "no current plans" to step down from his Senate seat.

A summer resignation could create a mad dash to succeed McCain in the November election. Gov. Janet Napolitano would appoint an interim senator to serve until the November election if McCain resigns. State law requires that appointment to be of the same party as the officeholder.

Business and political sources familiar with the issue already are talking about possible interim contenders, including Phoenix attorneys Grant Woods and Patrick McGroder, McCain aide Deb Gullett and Secretary of State Jan Brewer. Phoenix Congressman John Shadegg -- who just announced he was not running for reelection next year -- also could be in the mix. He is a fiscal conservative generally popular with business interests.

Follow McCain's lead and NOT resign his role as Senator?

Yes, I expect he will do exactly that.

Cycloptichorn

McCain spokeswoman Melissa Shuffield told the Phoenix Business Journal that McCain has "no current plans" to step down from his Senate seat.

No, consider stepping down as McCain may do.