From the Colroado for Obama blog:
Yesterday, the streets of Pueblo were filled with thousands of people, as Barack stood on the corner of South Union and D Street, talking to Coloradans one last time before Election Day.
He said:
Colorado, I have just two words for you: three days. Three days. After decades of broken politics in Washington, eight years of failed policies from George W. Bush, 21 months of a campaign that has taken us from the rocky shores of Maine to sunshine of California, we are three days away from bringing fundamental change to the United States of America.
Don’t believe for a second that this election is over. Don’t think for a minute that power will concede anything without a fight, we’re going to have to work like our future depends on it these last few days, because it does. But I know this Colorado, the time for change has come, we have a righteous wind at our backs. And these last few days, if you will knock on some doors for me, if you will make some phone calls for me, if you will stand with me and fight by my side, then I promise you we will not just win Pueblo, we will not just win Colorado, but you and I together we are going to win this election and we are going to change the country and we are going to change the world.
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Go home to your activist and socially climbing, misfit ways. Don’t even have to worry about all the talk about poor judgement on who you associate with or who are your friends. It won’t be so hard to hide it all after the election because no one will care anymore.
Obama has never shown a love or sense of loyalty for this country. Never displayed a sense of moral character either. However, his own personal gratification and greed for the limelight pushed his true beliefs into dormancy…and shaped his outward persona as an ideal American to help all Americans? Ha. I’ve searched for evidence that he’s ever put the country’s needs ahead of his own personal agenda – never found an example. Found more examples where he contributed to the risk of our country and our people however.
As a professional working mother, I am always interested in seeing how the role of the women is represented in their events and speeches. I find it curious that Michelle has been silenced by Team Obama, the media and her role virtually invisible overall. If you can’t keep her or Bill Ayers from saying the politically correct right thing – then it is best to keep them silent before the election. Then after…whoa it’ll be too late then, won’t it??