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Originally posted by greeneyedleo
I can not stand Obama...at all....
However, I wouldn't hold this against him ever...unless there is something proven that Obama is at fault over.
I myself have some relatives that I would never EVER help out...even if they were on their last dying leg. But, I have very valid reasons for it.
Obama is not responsible for his ADULT brother's life. The brother is responsible for his life.
Originally posted by nyk537
I agree with you wholeheartedly.
However, most of Obamas supporters are the far left leaning liberal types who believe in a government where everyone is provided for. They want Universal health care, baby bonds, etc., etc… So how would that look on Obama to his base that he won’t help his own brother? I mean this is the guy they want to “save” the country and provide for everyone.
Just a thought....
[edit on 20-8-2008 by nyk537]
Originally posted by nyk537
reply to post by schrodingers dog
He makes no mention of his step-brothers mother in his book though. Which if my count is right, would be wife #4 for his father.
Not to say any of this has any relevance on Obama himself or the type of person that he is, but it is still something people look at.
I don't believe a question about his brother would be out of line though.
Originally posted by schrodingers dog
reply to post by nyk537
You are no doubt correct that "some" people such as Dubyakadub, do care about things like this.
Originally posted by Nikolas
nyk537:
If there are no legal requirnments then don't say it.
Being the President for the United States of America is just a job, like any other. Work life; personal life.
Barack's relation status with his famly falls under personal life, therefor is none of the publics business.
[edit on 20-8-2008 by Nikolas]
OBAMA: I think America’s greatest moral failure in my lifetime has been that we still don’t abide by that basic precept in Matthew that whatever you do for the least of my brothers, you do for me, and that notion of — that basic principle applies to poverty.