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By admin, December 26, 2010 12:21 pm

What would the future hold for this country if Obama becomes president?

I mean, after the novelty of becoming the first black president wears off, (as it most certainly would), in about six months’ time or so, what how would a president Obama tackle the REAL issues regarding this country?
Examples: his views on how to fix our ailing economy–ailing due to the high cost of gas, the war in Iraq, the mortgage crisis, our foreign policy, etc.
How does he REALLY feel about illegal immigration?
I know he wants to make cuts in space science, including President Bush’s pet project of future lunar exploration.
Instead of hearing his “we need change”, etc., ad nauseaum, what would he do for the average working man or woman?
Does he even support the unions? Or what about universal health care?
In short, each time I read about these issues regarding Obama, I’m getting conflicting stories? What’s the real deal? What can he do to REALLY help this country restore its pride and feel good about itself once again?

he would have to go against the secret team to face off in the economic part and political parts. big companies wont give up easily by taking advantage of this. our government always supports the rich but not the poor man, the common people.he will bring that change
he would bring some end to immigration issue.
thats good that they take money out of space, what the fudge will we do there????
he supports unions, he lives in an area where there’s unions.
about universal health care, its possible if we dont spend BILLIONS monthly on “the war on terror”.
he will be a better president than clinton will ever be.
lying bitch she has to be. damn i hate her

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