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He's black, he's inexperienced, his middle name is Hussein, his pastor is a nutcase...
All true.
But the USA and the world need a fresh start and Obama is the only one who really wants to turn the page.
Even we people that do not live in the USA are watching the election process and hoping Obama would be the winner.
He's half African-American and half Caucasion and you forgot one thing...he's part Irish. Does any of this matter? No, he's a mutt with a diverse background. All the more to understand the diversity of people in this country. The man has the grassroots support of this country right now besides those still hanging onto Ron Paul.
Actually he's not one-half African-American. His father was Kenyan and his mom was a white person from Kansas.
I guess that qualifies him to be a full African-American as opposed to a black American-American.
Hi race is not important. His intellect and personality are.
His pastor may be a nutcase, but I'll bet that pastor knows more about the Tuskegee experiment than you!