12 Comments so far

1. The BoBo June 3rd, 2008 9:51 pm
   Is that a joke picture?
   
   Just curious considering how much his wife hates this country that they would use a national monument as a backdrop and the fact that he is associated with a racist church they would use a quote from one of the greatest civil rights leaders in this country.
   
2. Ada June 3rd, 2008 10:23 pm
   Your opinion, you’re entitled to it, just as this is my blog, which entitles me to put together and display any layout I wish to, as well as use Dr. King, Maya Angelou, Oprah Winfrey or Nelson Mandela to inspire my African American pride.
   
3. sHaE-sHaE June 4th, 2008 7:49 am
   Michelle hates this country? Well that’s news to me. As for his church, he’s disassociated himself from the church in question. You can’t put all the ill of someone’s church on their shoulders. At least he tried to correct that. People are going to say what they want and thinly mask it with lies, but I’m proud of Barack… and Hillary for that matter, for getting so many people interested in politics that have been silent for years.
   
4. Frank Kanu June 4th, 2008 10:35 am
   BoBo,
   Hate—a hard word—but can you prove it?
   As for the church—isn’t it true that we all at one time or another in our lives have been associated with a group; party; church; you name it—which did not always represent our feelings and our opinions?
   I really get the impression that your comment wasn’t done to add value.
   
   sHaE-sHaE,
   you are so right—getting more people interested in politics is the first step to change!
   
5. outofthepinksky June 4th, 2008 1:27 pm
   Hooray! Go Obama! I think he brings a much needed glimmer of hope that Americans have been without for so long.
   
6. Monique June 4th, 2008 2:13 pm
   It’s so unbelievable… and exciting.
   
   My only hope now is that the party can unite and get this country back on track.
   
7. wally June 4th, 2008 5:43 pm
   I read Political realm daily. It has great stuff and the layout is easy to understand.
   
8. Shelia June 5th, 2008 2:39 am
   Hi Ada,
   
   It’s a beautiful picture, you’ve framed it beautifully, it’s been a beautiful blessing that Obama has prevailed and there isn’t enough hate in this blogsphere to ruin it.
   
   We move forward in faith from this day.
   
9. Andrea June 5th, 2008 11:50 am
   Barack Obama has motivated, captivated, and inspired this country. I can’t wait to see him as our next president, because I’m sure that he will be. Lovely post.
   
10. Dani June 5th, 2008 2:50 pm
    Great layout Ada! This country has come a long way, and I agree with Monique… it’s truly unbelievable. I’ve watched many of my friends and associates who were disinterested and completely uninvolved in politics, become total political junkies. I only wish my great-grandmother was alive to see this happen. She passed two years ago, but I have a feeling she is watching above chanting… “YES, WE CAN!”
    
11. Dani June 5th, 2008 2:51 pm
    Forgot to say I missed reading your blog
    
12. Ada June 10th, 2008 9:46 pm
    sHae-sHae,
    Thanks for stopping by, unfortunately people will interpret anything the Obama’s say to fit their ideals.
    
    Frank,
    Hate is definitely not a word I like to use, not even people I intensely dislike, and the layout had nothing do with Michelle.
    
    outofthepinksky,
    I agree it was a great moment, for which I was thrilled to witness (even from in front of my TV)
    
    Monique,
    Amen, amen!
    
    Wally,
    Long time no see, and yes Political Realm rocks!
    
    Shelia,
    Thanks so much for your words of encouragement and wisdom.
    
    Andrea,
    Thank you for your kind words
    
    Dani,
    So great to have you back! I figured school and work were keeping you busy
    

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