Obama and Medvedev Friendly Meeting

President Obama and President Dmitry Medvedev of Russia hold a joint press conference after meeting at the White House.

Senator Obama Says It Clearly - Yes You Can...

The ads are clear. Senator Obama IS the best candidate for the Presidential elections in November. Wanted to share them with you, the readers of the blog.










Joe Biden IS the right Vice Presidential candidate also, and he is a credible first aid for the coming President of the United States, Senator Barack Obama.

Lunch With Senator Barack Obama?

Five grassroots donors shared a lunch with Barack in Muncie, Indiana and had the chance to discuss their concerns, talk about their experiences with the campaign, and share their own stories with Barack.





I must say that Senator Obama is a likeable person. He would be welcome for lunch ANY day... :-)

Hillary Now Endorses Senator Barack Obama

At the National Building Museum in Washington, DC, Senator Hillary Clinton announces her support for Barack Obama and encourages the Democratic Party to unite in electing him the next President of the United States.

Predatory Lending

Barack Obama continued his Change that Works for You tour, talking about predatory lending, in Chicago IL on June 11, 2008.





Very well spoken. Senator Obama IS worthy of becoming the next President of the United States. :-)

The Inevitable Conclusion

There is NO DOUBT in my mind that Hillary will loose the competition for becoming a candidate for the presidency. She should have many opportunities to draw quite a few lessons from her failed campaign, but - somehow - her stubborn attitude indicates she would rather continue 'TIL THE END rather than come to the logical conclusion that she won't win...

Why This Stubbornness?

It does seem rather desperate that she clings so hard to a dream that is so close and yet so far away, knowing full well that it was the entire STRATEGY that failed. Changing personnel during the campaign was no lifesaver either. In fact, she should have asked herself very different questions when she even considered running for a candidacy.

Some points to consider:

• Her credibility in marriage. I can understand situations when private couples find their way and overcome the hurdle of adultery, but Bill Clinton lied for quite some time about the incident. If Hillary would have shown STRENGTH as a female wannabe-leader, she should have "fired" Bill back then, and run her campaign from that perspective. That would have raised the hopes of every single American woman hoping for someone to openly state that sexual morals shouldn't remain in the gutters as is so rampant in so-called modern times. Hillary could have read it from my theme page right here: http://blunck.dk/politics/clinton/ but for those too weak to TRULY LEAD they often only surround themselves with yes-people, and consequently only get the information they WANT instead of the information THEY NEED...


• Her credibility in general. Anyone remember the gunfire-mistake? Anyone remember the countless mis-speakings and consequent attempts at rectifying? Think before you speak would have been the best policy, but - again - Hillary started mudthrowing and had serious problems when debates were about issues. She preferred personal smear, and she has been punished by the people for it. Rightly so.


• Playing the ex-first lady card. It goes somewhat with point no. 1 as being somewhat blurry, but even worse is the fact that Hillary should never have involved both her daughter and ex-husband in this campaign. If she wanted to be the winner she should have stood tall by herself. It is sad to let the press eat at the ruins left of a family life so obviously torn about as the first two terms under Bill, her husband.

There are many other lessons that could have been drawn from this, but - as I have said above - Hillary won't consider material when it comes from non-supporters and when you prefer to surround yourself with people who only nod at every idea you can get while taking a shower in the morning, things become blurred.

It would have been wise to take courses in communication and listen to criticism to adjust one's strategies accordingly, but that is ONLY something a strong leader would do, and THAT is only one of many flaws of Hillary and her attempts at running for Presidency.

It was fun writting this blog. Things are running in the right direction, and I anticipate that from now on it will be uphill for the man I believed in right from the beginning. I look forward to Senator Obama becoming the next President of the United States. :-)

Looks Like Hillary Is Loosing...

Just like I expected when I started following the American primaries, John McCain is the Republican candidate. In the absence of Condi running, John McCain is the next best choice from a Republican perspective.

Just as logical is the fact that Obama is still in the lead. Anyone with eyes to see can see why. He is a good speaker because he speaks truth, a natural leader and a moral person who truly brings pride back into the office he may very well enter after the General Elections will show the result.

I envision Barack Obama as the next President of the United States.

Senator Barack on Senator Clinton's "3:00 AM" TV Ad

Senator Obama spoke to supporters in San Antonio, TX about a recent ad that Senator Clinton's campaign put on television.





By the way it was also interesting to hear Senator Barack Obama's response to George W. Bush's final State of the Union address.

Michelle Obama Speaking At Ohio State University

Michelle Obama addresses a crowd at the Ohio State University on February 15, 2008.

This is very interesting background information about Sen. Barack Obama. So I wanted to share this with all of you.

Have a nice Sunday. :-)

Winning Most States and Most Delegates

A Chorus of Millions

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Ed Schultz Confirms Obama Success

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Congratulations to Sen. Obama for winning most states and most delegates on Super Tuesday. As was expected, the American people sees through all the thin air and empty promises from the Clinton clan. There is no real change involved by letting the Clintons get a third term - and we should be grateful for that sign.

The people want REAL change, and Sen. Barack Obama is the one who can deliver that change.

Super Tuesday Speech

Sen. Barack Obama Gains Support From Several Sources

The press release from Unite Here contains some very good reasons why many of us feel Sen. Barack Obama IS indeed a man OF the people who would be the best candidate for the Presidency. See more below:

Self-Respect - a Missing Commodity

Whether or not one agrees with John McCain is irrelevant. It is praiseworthy that he speaks in clear terms - even in the face of opposition on some of his positions.

In the same way, Barack Obama CAN indeed talk of change because he hasn't corrupted himself with any wrongdoing - that we know of.

Somewhat different is the situation when discussing the ever-present, tear-dropping [whining... ;-)] Senator Hillary Clinton. She gets a lot of exposure on international TV, yet noone asks the necessary questions. What could people be thinking?

• I think many are thinking: "Why didn't she kick I-didn't-have-any-sexual-relations Bill Clinton out of the marriage?" Many no doubt feel it's tragic enough that either his libido was bigger than his self-restraint, or that they should both have concentrated more on keeping one another content in ALL areas. But what people THINK is one thing, how they will vote is another.


• Why hasn't she voiced how she wants to be DIFFERENT from her husband? Why get his "support" if talk is on change and a new direction?


• What will be her position on international questions? Not just Iraq, but foreign policies in general... No need for spin if real politics were discussed.

Anyway, self-respect should be visible in any President-candidate. People are free to choose as they will, but they should think very carefully about what strategy they want. People need to get behind ads, spin and all the smooth-talk.

Selecting someone for four years is a highly important decision and deserves your full attention. :-)