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« Reply #15 on: 07 October 2008, 6:16:09 am »

Old Mike - your comment earlier about non- Americans having no right to have a view about this election issue shocks me.  The mess the world is in right now in terms of financial markets, is down to Wall St /  Bush incompetence.  Everyone deserves to have a voice in this election, 'cos the result will impact the world.  The US election IS a global issue, the results of which will impact every nation in the world, so take away the inward viewpoint, and accept that this election can be commented upon by anyone who stands to be impacted by the outcome.  Just look at what's happening globally today / this week.  Anything that happens in the USA impacts everyone, so everyone has a right to comment, be they Alaskans, New Yorkers, Brits, Russians...open your mind.

I was with you until the second paragraph. I think when some good post mortem books have been written, the world is going to see that the blame for the meltdown will spread much further than Wall St. At it's core, it's about greed and people living beyond their means on credit and that goes well beyond the length of Wall St.
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« Reply #16 on: 07 October 2008, 7:23:01 am »

Palin described herself and McCain as mavericks in the recent debate btw Biden and herself. I agree. Just like Bush was described as a maverick that America needed 8 years ago, they will continue Bush's legacy if elected.

McCain is a mental retard. Yes, he endured torture and suffering for his country and most people admire his courage and stand but does that mean he deserves the presidency. The McCain/Palin campaign lacks substance, is extremely negative and is based on emotionally hijacking the voters' hearts and fears.

I do feel sorry for Obama's mother who unfortunately is not here to witness his achievements. I don't understand why Obama is considered black when his mother was white but on the other hand why should it matter what colour that person is. Sorry, I forgot that inequality still exist even in a country that is very proud of its freedom and democray.

Old Mike - "When America sneezes, the whole world catches a cold."
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