Barack has been great in all his speaches. His promises sound so wonderful, id like to see a little more action and focus on what each candidate can do for this country not what they think about each other. We need a leader someone who will make the best decisions and bring this nation together as a whole under god so that we can turn things back around.

Senator Obama did an excellent job of refuting classical Republican arguments during his acceptance speech. That is exactly where we have to hit them--at the core of their argument of patriotism and political motivation.

Black propaganda is when the source of the propaganda is disguised. In this case, black propaganda would be if I created some sort of "pro-McCain" material that actually made McCain look bad--for example, "Keep the White House White--Vote McCain." This is obviously gloves-off, below-the-belt realpolitik unbecoming to official Obama campaign work.

This is a time to demonstrate bi-partisan cooperation and service to help those affected by the hurricane NOT a chance to bad mouth the Republicans. Yes, everyone remembers how the current administration screwed up with Katrina...being reminded is not helpful right now.

Sen. Obama must stay on his target message of "no politics as usual". Despite the attacks on his campaign by the Old Guard, he cannot be dragged down to their level. The ad about McCain's celebrity was not a good idea. It just seemed as if he was being dragged into the "tit for tat" politics of old.