Will OBAMA do for you as he has done for his BROTHER?

United States
August 20, 2008 9:44am CST
Yes, it is true. Obama thinks the USA is an ungenerous nation. Obama thinks we should do more. Obama is willing to use other's money to help the poor of the world. How about your own money Obama? To help your brother? Read the story here. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/uselection2008/barackobama/2590614/Barack-Obamas-lost-brother-found-in-Kenya.html I say Obama could at least give his brother a loan while charging interest in order that the brother could receive technical trainning such as says he wants. This would not ultimately even cost Obama anything. Yet, has he done it? Obama should practice what he preaches. What do you say?
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@Destiny007 (5805)
• United States
20 Aug 08
Obamoron should practice what he preaches. I think this fairly well demonstrate that his words are empty, and that he does not truly believe in the things he says...otherwise he would be helping his brother out. Instead he is planning to cause the American taxpayers to have to fight poverty all over the world while ignoring our needs here at home. Obamoron, like the rest of the socialist liberals is long on talk, but short on meaningful results... other than trying to destroy the very foundations that America was built upon.
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• United States
20 Aug 08
Yes, Obama is totally unsuited to be President.
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• United States
21 Aug 08
Clarus can't discuss the issues because with the Obamaniac keeps changing his position. Therefore he is reduced to personal attacks... which is quite common with the liberals... they have noting to back up their agenda but meaningless sound bytes and personal attacks.
@missybal (4490)
• United States
20 Aug 08
Wow! If I had a brother or any family living like that and I was in the position Obama is that he is financially and politically capable of helping I would. This is terrible. A lot of what bothers me is Obama has a lot we don't know about him. He may not like his character being attacked but I can see why it is character is important and I can see why Obama doesn't like them digging around in his past. If I knew how I'd send this guy $5. About all I can afford but it will go a lot further for him. I'd be ashamed to call Barack Brother too. I hope that this article will push Obama to do something about his little brother's struggle.
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• United States
20 Aug 08
The key point for me is that Obama is a "Do as I say" not a "Do as I do" kind of guy.
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@wachit14 (3595)
• United States
21 Aug 08
I guess you don't really like Obama. It's really easy to take things out of context to build a case up against someone you don't like. People do it all the time and certainly politicians are famous for mud slinging rather than really dealing with the issues that truly impact the American people. I think that if I really wanted to I could probably find a number of things I could post about McCain. I don't really like him and don't plan on voting for him, but I think people have already pretty much made up their minds about who they are voting for regardless of the mud slinging and the events and quotes that are taken out of context. Energy is better spent elsewhere.
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• United States
21 Aug 08
You are right. I don't like Obama. I believe by the clever way he says certain things he is quite deceitful. Nothing about this man should be taken for granted.
@N4life (851)
• United States
21 Aug 08
I really did not like Bush. Most agree with me now on this. Maybe not most right wing extremeists on mylot, but most of the country. It is funny how we get a politician who comes from modest roots, has a different name, and people become obsessed with tearing him down. His policies and Hillary's policies are not that much different but if she would have been the Democratic nominee it would not have gotten this ugly about her. In my view anyone who voted Bush in for tow terms should not be aloud to vote anymore. You had your chance and you got it wrong. The facts and polls speak fr themselves.
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@N4life (851)
• United States
21 Aug 08
Like I have said before McCains supporters seem to be way more anti-Obama than pro McCain. They do spend all of their political clattering on spewing Obama hatred instead of where McCain stands on the issues and why he is right.
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@ClarusVisum (2163)
• United States
20 Aug 08
I say the article is very lean on facts. First of all, this man is his HALF-brother--born of his father (who abandoned Senator Obama at the age of two) and an unknown mother (if all you've got is a first name, that's unknown as far as I'm concerned). How close could the two have ever been to begin with under these circumstances? Their one and only common thread is a man who had no real part in Obama's life to begin with! As an analogy, let's see what John McCain has to say about his three children from his first marriage, who are obviously a lot closer to him than this half-brother: "I just feel it's inappropriate for us to mention our children." Inappropriate when you're trying to portray yourself as a values candidate even though you're an adulterer, of course. Also, Obama's never said the USA is ungenerous. Why do you feel the need to lie like this?
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• United States
21 Aug 08
I don't have the link to the speech. As that discussion was the same day the speech was given, it is a fair assumption he did make the statement or someone would have pointed that out. I do remember the speech, I just don't have a link.
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• United States
21 Aug 08
Here is a link to a myLot thread discussing a speech in which Obama said the USA is not a generous nation. http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1656458.aspx
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• United States
21 Aug 08
Uh, wow, you linked to another MyLot user making the same claim. How about a link to the actual speech in which he said this?
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@N4life (851)
• United States
20 Aug 08
McCain cheated on his wife from what I have read. I am sure McCain has done many other bad things but we can't talk about that becuase he was a prisoner of war. Republicans have their strategies down well to conserve suppot of neocons and gain support of the ignorant masses.
@missybal (4490)
• United States
20 Aug 08
Who says you can't talk about it. McCain admits it was his fault that his first marriage ended. He's still paying her allamony.
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@N4life (851)
• United States
20 Aug 08
Someone in the main stream media said something about it being unfair that we should accuse McCain of cheating becuase he was a POW. I thought the media was all for Obama.
@N4life (851)
• United States
21 Aug 08
Just like I stated you can not bring up anything about McCains past without people saying, you can't do that he was a POW.
• United States
21 Aug 08
hi red...yeah we don't know what all went down with his brother. and it makes you wonder, BUT just the same, obama could help him out a little since he is a blood relation. or if for no other reason how about good press?
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• United States
21 Aug 08
I'm guessing a good hearted Obama supporter will do something for the man just to help Obama out.
• United States
21 Aug 08
that may yet happen.
@habichuelo (3100)
• United States
20 Aug 08
this sound like ROBIN HOOD story,,ahh???
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• United States
20 Aug 08
Yes, it does.
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@gewcew23 (8007)
• United States
21 Aug 08
Obama's family tree just keeps growing. Obama wants to help the poor all around the world, just with your money not his. I have been reading some of the other responder to your discussion and I have just one question what does McCain's first marriage have to do with this story? So instead of answering anything that this discussion is about, just attack McCain typical.
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• United States
21 Aug 08
Has anybody ever published or have any idea just how many total siblings Obama has?
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@laglen (19759)
• United States
20 Aug 08
I am not an Obama supporter, but I have to wonder if there is more to this story. Why is he there? Why was he lost? Where is Dad? So on, so forth. Lots of questions there.
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• United States
21 Aug 08
Well, to be somewhat fair to Obama, if your dad has had four wives around the world, who knows where all your siblings are? But in this case, Obama has met the man in the past.
@Riptide (2758)
• United States
21 Aug 08
I think Obama is a big phoney and he should be ashamed of himself to let his own brother struggle like this. Half brother or not, he is still family. If he can't be there for his family, what makes people think he would be there for his country?
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• United States
21 Aug 08
You do understand what I was saying. Some don't.
@soooobored (1184)
• United States
20 Aug 08
I always make it a practice to stay out of the family affairs of presidential candidates (or any public figures for that matter). This principle applies for me on both sides. Where I do like to contribute is just to say that you never know what goes on behind closed doors, families are hard and eventually everybody has to make a hard decision to do what they feel is right. I know it'll sound lame, but that's where I'd like my contribution to be!
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• United States
20 Aug 08
Certainly families are 'different'. None of my siblings are anything like me. I would not give any of them money if they fell on hard times. However, I am not saying the nation is ungenerous while acting like a hypocrit. What I would do for my siblings is allow them to work on my small farm in return for a place to live until they could get something better. None of them would have to live in a shack on starvation wages. Basically, I'm saying I see what you mean. Families are very different and those not in a particular family can not really understand why things are the way they are.
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