Is America ready for a Black President?

[Xaaji-Luggoyo]

Granted that Obama won points in an State where 93% of the population are white, what are the odds of him coming out a winner in New Hampshire, let alone the Whole of America?


He is not even an African-American per se

[Alchemist]

The real question should be, would it make any difference if he won?

Trust me, the same people will still be in charge behind the scenes.

The world is not going to shake because of a black guy sleeps in the white house..

Hopefully he can make a little changes though..

[Inspirational_Leader]

Simple answer.............................. no

[Alchemist]

I think he has a good chance of winning but nothing major will change..

America is not led by a leader but is led by administration..

[Ican]

American being ready for a black president has nothing to do with it. Barack obama is still a corporate stooge but less of a stooge than others, he has jewish Hollywood support and American national interest is his number one priority.

If he wins the democratic primary he has a pretty good chance of winning the presidency because of he's appeal with independence, and democrats will vote for him.

The hard part is winning the primary. It also depends on who the republican nominee is, he'll probably do better against anyone considered 'establishment' such as giuliani, mccain etc. But might loose to huckabee because he has social conservative support and they are big demographic in the US.

[xaseey]

[quote="Alchemist"]I think he has a good chance of winning but nothing major will change..

America is not led by a leader but is led by administration..[/quote]


is the same with collin powel we all thought he would bring some changes but nothing happen,and other ppl were incharge behind the scene

[COSTA]

More than thirteen years of ANC rule in South Africa what have changed
whites are still richer and most powerful own 75% of the lands and majority of black people still live in townships

[somalinetguy]

[quote="Alchemist"]I think he has a good chance of winning but nothing major will change..

America is not led by a leader but is led by administration..[/quote]


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correct , the power lies with administration and lobbyists

[The-Screw]

i had a candid talk with a co worker a while ago, our discussion led us into politics and she said that she liked Hillary Clinton, so i asked her, why? "she's strong, she has experience and eveyryone i know is voting for her", she replied, so i said to her, African Americans are always talking about wanting and needing a black president, now that you have the chance, why aren't you supporting him, she couldn't give me a clear answer, so i think Obama will lose the black vote, white america and the rest of the world might be ready for a black president, but black america isn't, in a way they have that in common with Somalis, it's the pride in them that won't allow them to respect one of their own, they soccumb to oursider leadership, no matter how bad. for them it goes back to the slavery days i suppose, and in Somalia's case, Colonialism.

[Ican]

If jesse jackson can get the black vote, I'm pretty sure Obama can too. Also, oprah has influence over black women and women in general and she supports obama.

[AbdiWahab252]

Obama's eedo's husband is Degodia.

I am voting for him cuz of that.

[Ican]

What the hell is degodia? are they related to the kikuya or luo?

[snowflakes821]

Black Americans hate themselves. They're self destructive and won't vote for Barack b/c they don't want to see one of them do well.

[razzberry]

[quote="Alchemist"]The real question should be, would it make any difference if he won?

Trust me, the same people will still be in charge behind the scenes.

The world is not going to shake because of a black guy sleeps in the white house..

Hopefully he can make a little changes though..[/quote]

True but what an inspiration he will be to the young brothas and sisters out there. I called my little sis today and she told me she couldn't talk to me at the moment. She was busy watching a CNN caucus update. Shes not even 12 yet.

[Murax]

Obama's SADE, Reer Gedood, and people here arn't voting for him out of jealousy of having a third SADE head of State :down: