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**ArrereGarhync** · 08-28-2008, 07:03 PM

i see obama as kind of a lotus flower in the swamp of politics. he has great potential, and he hasn't "sold his soul" like most every other politician. but...he's still in the middle of that swamp, and in order to achieve his goals, he will have to associate with some of the swamp creatures…like his new running mate, joe biden.

he is going to have a difficult path to travel once he does become president. (honestly, only hard core brain washed republicans who “don’t want a democrat in the white house” will vote for mccain).

so yes, he’s certainly “a” better choice and has more potential for bringing humanity back to the white house, but my optimism for him is tempered by the fact that he will be continually pulled at by the swamp creatures to play the game their way. i hope that he can shine his light brightly enough to show the swamp people a greater truth.

08-28-2008, 07:03 PM	#24
ArrereGarhync Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 416 Senior Member	i see obama as kind of a lotus flower in the swamp of politics. he has great potential, and he hasn't "sold his soul" like most every other politician. but...he's still in the middle of that swamp, and in order to achieve his goals, he will have to associate with some of the swamp creatures…like his new running mate, joe biden. he is going to have a difficult path to travel once he does become president. (honestly, only hard core brain washed republicans who “don’t want a democrat in the white house” will vote for mccain). so yes, he’s certainly “a” better choice and has more potential for bringing humanity back to the white house, but my optimism for him is tempered by the fact that he will be continually pulled at by the swamp creatures to play the game their way. i hope that he can shine his light brightly enough to show the swamp people a greater truth.
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